Sentence examples similar to chic regalia from inspiring English sources

One former Washington, D.C., police sergeant wrote in a 1997 letter to The Washington Post, "One tends to throw caution to the wind when wearing 'commando-chic' regalia, a bulletproof vest with the word 'POLICE' emblazoned on both sides, and when one is armed with high tech weaponry..

One such critic, retired police sergeant Bill Donelly, wrote in a letter to the editor of the Washington Post, "One tends to throw caution to the wind when wearing 'commando-chic' regalia, a bulletproof vest with the word 'POLICE' emblazoned on both sides, and when one is armed with high tech weaponry".

Mrs. Gottlieb, dressed in ski regalia so chic that she could have put Sonja Henie to shame, barely hit the slopes.

Sounds chic!

And chic.

How chic.

Not chic.

Chic ones!

Meat chic.

Heart-leaved aster is in full regalia.

This is your grandmother's regalia".