Also, if you'd like an example of the right attitude to have about SV's inevitable rise in mainstream cachet, check out how Quora's Charlie Cheever pranked his staff this week — because "Just ship" doesn't mean you're not allowed to have a sense of humor.
This is particularly favored by younger teen-agers, the place to see and be seen, giving new depth and cachet to hanging out.
In August, to further attach the Thunderbird to history and build cachet, Ford rolled out a Neiman Marcus catalog special edition model at the Concours d'Elegance in Pebble Beach, Calif.
New clubs striving for the cachet of bold-faced names shell out small fortunes for publicists to broker premiere parties and other promotional events.
That said, there are those that value the cachet of big-name brands and readily seek out pieces for toddlers that hit close to five figures.
But now, for all its cultural cachet, Photoshop risks missing out on a far larger market of casual photo bugs and their smartphones.
meltdown crisis the next year, Richard S. Fuld Jr., Lehman's beleaguered chief executive, asked Bush to use his cachet and reach out to Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim Helu, then the second-richest man in the world, the New York Times reported.
Civil servants, small business owners and families dependent on remittances from abroad, it turned out, coveted the cachet of one of Haiti's finest schools even if the price tag remained relatively elite.
Despite its cachet, though, Ms. McEvoy points out the defining characteristic that marks it as a standard New York residence: a patch of ruined plaster on the ceiling where the upstairs tenant's radiator leaked.
Some of his choices - such as his calculated use of Converse All Stars, which almost cancelled out the fashion cachet Kurt Cobain had given the brand by dying in a pair - have seemed a little forced, but it must be said that Dave looks genuinely at ease in the informal blue shirts and sports-casual jackets he often appears in.
