Sentence examples for celebrated clientele from inspiring English sources
Miss Beach reviewed the history of the store and its celebrated clientele in her book, "Shakespeare and Company," published by Harcourt, Brace in 1959.
Her custom-made designs, often dyed in colors like champagne, burgundy and green, projected a high urban style -- what Mr. Talley called "a ghetto fabulousness" -- that not only appealed to Ms. Battle's celebrated clientele but also evoked the 1970's in fashion.
Her practice always included some celebrity clientele.
This was already controversial, though, as the largest scale modernist housing project that had happened anywhere at that date – housing not the rarefied clientele of Le Corbusier's then-celebrated modernist villas, but a population of working class Berliners.
The irony is that Sargent was the most celebrated portrait painter of his time, commanding the best clientele, prices and reviews.
The celebrated French courtesan.
"The clientele demands it".
