Sentence examples for chic image from inspiring English sources

A decade ago Target had such a chic image that people called it "Tar-zhay" with a faux French accent.

Costco, the discounter that offers some high-end branded goods at a discount, rose 8percentt in December, while Target, which some analysts say has lost a lot of its chic image, rose 4percentt.

They both sell lines of yoga fashions and equipment, contributing, along with Nuala, Christy Turlington's yoga-inspired active wear, to a chic image makeover for the ancient Indian discipline.

MEXICO Soho Playa, Playa del Carmen This hotel, the first of a planned minichain from a Canadian real estate company, presents a wellness-chic image in the pedestrian-friendly heart of Playa del Carmen, de facto capital of the Riviera Maya.

Their faces were on everything from T-shirts to boxer shorts after the photographer of London's swinging 60's, David Bailey, gave them their gangster-chic image with a black and white picture of the twins looking muscular, menacing and well dressed.

Judging by the current vogue for early 80s street chic, Keith Haring's image is ripe for a reappraisal.

Chanel's reputation as a forward-thinking couturier imprinted onto the Ballets Russes the chic and glamorous image of the troupe that remains to this day.

GALLERIES — UPTOWN JANET MALCOLM Malcolm, who has written incisively about photography for this magazine, gets behind the camera with these chic, understated color images of single leaves.

Her thing is her career, basically, which means that, since Wesson has provided the visuals for a slew of heroin-chic stories, her image is in need of serious rehab.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet GALLERIES — UPTOWN JANET MALCOLM Malcolm, who has written incisively about photography for this magazine, gets behind the camera with these chic, understated color images of single leaves.

And no one likes those lifestyle bloggers' ridiculously chic interior design images, oh-so-carefully curated and often sponsored for commercial gain -- they make us feel like lesser humans because we don't have a living room sprinkled with Diptyque candles, peonies and cashmere throws.