socialites
[/ˈsoʊ.ʃəl.aɪts/]
nounpl: socialites
socialites
1. Wealthy and fashionable people who are prominent in high society and frequently attend social events
The socialites gathered at the gala in their designer gowns.
As socialites se reuniram na gala usando vestidos de grife.
2. People known for their social prominence and active participation in the fashionable social scene
The city's most famous socialites were featured in the magazine's society pages.
As socialites mais famosas da cidade foram destaque nas páginas de sociedade da revista.
3. Individuals who derive their status primarily from their social connections and public appearances rather than professional achievements
Many socialites use their influence to support charitable causes.
Muitas socialites usam sua influência para apoiar causas beneficentes.
The term 'socialites' is widely recognized in both American and Brazilian popular culture, particularly in fashion, entertainment, and celebrity media. In Brazil, the word is used directly from English in social columns and fashion magazines. Historically, socialites represent a specific class of people who maintain social prominence through wealth, connections, and public visibility. The concept is particularly prominent in cities like São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and New York, where high society events and social hierarchies are well-documented in media.
NYC Slang
Park Avenue types / Upper East Siders
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