Sentence examples for chic something from inspiring English sources
What struck Sabas most, though, is the borough's wide-spreading reputation for dishing up stylishly straightforward food: "I keep thinking of the words 'epicurean chic,' something I previously identified with Europeans in the 1970s," she says.
The explosion of used-goods auctions taking place at popular online sites from eBay to Yahoo to Amazon.com have made purchasing used memorabilia the cutting edge of chic, something that owners of secondhand-goods stores think only redounds to their own good.
It's become chic or something".
Look chic with something less expensive.
Yet the trouble with suggesting that a woman can look chic in something as understated as a turtleneck and a skirt is that Mr. Lauren is merely stating the obvious.
Confident and completely composed, Keaton's lifestyle of understated chic is something that I try to emulate every day.
I think that Michelle has probably taken some stellar advice from the stylists at Vogue where she just had a sitting with photographer Annie Leibovitz, the choice of color couldn't have been more perfect to show off her complexion as well as reflect the bright giddy mood of the crowd and the country, the choice of an open coat over dress is so chic and something we're going to be seeing a lot of.
You can also look chic in something more structured (loafers, boots, or high fashion sneakers).
The chic 30-somethings who have flocked to Bon, another restaurant from Moscow's excellent 2006 vintage, are greeted by the much more sinister sight of openly displayed firearms.
The latest and greatest hipster meme gives a Williamsburg-worthy makeover to the inconic characters of "The Wizard Of Oz," Frank L. Baum's 1900 children's book and the classic 1939 film, reimagining the crew as ironic-chic 20-somethings.
This is what the covers of the books look like — — the aesthetic of which (I'd call it addict-goth-horror-flick chic) tells you something about why parents wouldn't want to give them to their teens, and something about why teens find them as addictive as — well, let's not go there.
