They originally gained fashionability in 2001 when they were worn by celebrities including Cameron Diaz, but recent advocates include Joey Essex: hardly an advert for a chic, off-duty look.
He was guessing it would not be dissimilar to the look of chic, off-duty Hollywood executives.
Green Bay, a chic off-season choice to perhaps go to the Super Bowl, is only at.500.
However, it was the actress who played her, Lisa Bonet, whose boho-chic off-screen style that has been the source of even more sartorial inspiration.
If the shoes were witchy, the rest of the collection was an exercise in upscale chic, topped off with a few well-placed twists.
The six women are deadpan-chic, with off-the-cuff kicks and flails.
I feel like there's a certain element of chic in carrying off not washing and getting covered in mud.
There is now a set of Chinese-language Lonely Planet books, and it is chic to set off in ones or twos for a trip.
Then in the early '70s, design-happy European consumers began using Erecta shelves in their pristine kitchens, a trend that caught on later in the decade in New York, where lofts, and industrial chic, were taking off.
Fresh off the bus from Salina, Kan., Millie trades in her long, unfortunate, blue-checked dress (which looks as if it came from the closet of another Kansan, Dorothy Gale) for above-the-knee flapper chic, and sets off to be a thoroughly modern young woman.
However, his gifts came with a self-destruct button, and he laid waste to his career in an orgy of crack and alleged shenanigans with Courtney Love in chic hotels, topped off with a disastrous 1995 Glastonbury appearance delayed by hours (he later explained this was a consequence of indulging in heroin with two lesbians).
