blondtourage
n.— «Blondtourage, noun. A posse of pretty blonde socialites or starlets, e.g. Kate Bosworth, Mischa Barton, and Hilary Duff at the Zac Posen show, or Theodora Richards, Gemma Ward, and Kirsten Dunst at the Dazed and Confused party. Example: “It’s impossible to get a drink at the bar because that blondtourage is getting all the attention!”» —“FLiP!: Blondtourage” Fashion Week Daily Sept. 19, 2006. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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