Sentence examples for becoming a style from inspiring English sources

Try though he may to avoid it, his anti-style is slowly becoming a style.

What are the odds of a man in his mid-60's becoming a style icon and reinvigorating an entire category of men's wear?

But a sure sign that Uzès is becoming a style outpost is the number of restored houses being run as maisons d'hôtes.

The brand's sheepskin booties spawned near-ubiquitous high street copies after being spotted on the feet of celebrities such as Elle MacPherson, Gwyneth Paltrow and Kate Moss in the mid-Noughties and becoming a style sensation, much to the despair of many a fashion commentator.

Lora began almost every vocal singing high, her voice shaking, the shaking becoming a style, a point of view; then often her voice thickened, and she seemed to suck the fast pace of her band into her own doubt, or bounce it off her own frustration.

Ora is a fashion risk taker and is quickly becoming a style icon.

Just 19, Tavi Gevinson has quickly become a fashion icon for different reasons, staring her own fashion magazine, Rookie, becoming a top style arbiter -- and occasional actress.

UPA cartoons "referenced not only a visual style emerging within the larger arena of the fine arts but also a design aesthetic that was fast becoming a distinctive style within California residential and commercial architecture — the cool".

They are not just homes but fast becoming a life style option.

It was several years before the release of David Lynch's "Blue Velvet," and years further from cabaret retro becoming a calcified style.

Like all new genres of music, however, it has not only flourished in spite of criticism, but has evolved from it, finally becoming a respected style of music.