To sign *fashion*, form an 'F' handshape with your dominant hand by touching the tips of your index finger and thumb together, leaving your other three fingers extended and spread. Hold your hand in front of your upper chest with your palm facing across your body. Make a small, repeated twisting or shaking motion from your wrist.
Point to the person to sign 'your,' cross your arms over your chest for 'love,' and then use the twisting 'F' handshape for 'fashion.'
Point to the person for 'she,' sign 'study' by wiggling your dominant fingers over your open non-dominant palm, and finish with the sign for 'fashion.'
Sign 'fashion,' then 'show' by placing your dominant index finger against your open non-dominant palm and moving both forward, while raising your eyebrows to indicate a question.
Point to the person to sign 'your,' cross your arms over your chest for 'love,' and then use the twisting 'F' handshape for 'fashion.'
Point to the person for 'she,' sign 'study' by wiggling your dominant fingers over your open non-dominant palm, and finish with the sign for 'fashion.'
Sign 'fashion,' then 'show' by placing your dominant index finger against your open non-dominant palm and moving both forward, while raising your eyebrows to indicate a question.
Yes, the twisting 'F' handshape is frequently used to mean both 'fashion' and 'style.' However, 'style' is also commonly fingerspelled, especially in more formal contexts.
'Fashion' is strictly a one-handed sign. Use your dominant hand to perform the movement while your non-dominant hand rests naturally at your side.
Yes! Your palm should generally face across your body (towards the left if you are right-handed). If your palm faces directly forward or backward, the sign will look unnatural.
