The correct answer is (A) current fashion; the prevalent fashion at a particular time; the popular mode, style, or fashion enjoying popularity during a certain period; the style or fashion in favour.

Vogue comes from Old French voguer (to sway).

Examples of use:

• "The new look" was in vogue during the late 50s or early 60s.
• Somewhat later, "nouvelle cusine" became the vogue in food preparation.