Sentence examples for bring vogue from inspiring English sources
I wanted to bring vogue elements into my lyrics and was pumped that davOmakesbeats was all about it!
It was also critically acclaimed and was seen an influential song, with the video helping bring vogueing into mainstream popularity.
Madonna brought vogue into the mainstream in 1990 with her song by the same name.
The proclaimed "Queen of the Night" hosted incredible and diverse parties at clubs like Copacabana and created "Love Ball" nights in Harlem that brought vogue to national attention.
As she is keen to point out, the ball predated Madonna's "Vogue" and the documentary "Paris Is Burning," which brought voguing mainstream.
It's hard to dismiss the importance of Madonna's "Vogue" in the realm of club history, being that this timeless hit brought vogueing into a more commercial sphere.
She never capitalized on the slouchy-chic style that she and Steve McQueen effortlessly brought into vogue -- and Vogue -as a couple.
The great twist is that since your scandal, the Tea Party has brought into vogue your philosophy on very limited government, lower taxes and eliminating government waste.
Givenchy's designs for Audrey Hepburn in the 1961 film Breakfast at Tiffany's brought into vogue the high-bosomed princess dress without sleeves or a belt.
When, in mid-May, he sang a program of Haydn, Beethoven, and Schumann at Zankel Hall, he remained nearly immobile throughout, avoiding the theatrical swaying that Matthias Goerne and Ian Bostridge have brought into vogue.
The day's heat was fierce enough for Ms. Kadeye to move her stool onto the sidewalk, busily plaiting a customer's hair into minibraids colored the frosted blond tones that Beyoncé Knowles, as Foxxy Cleopatra, has brought into vogue.
