Sentence examples for chicness from inspiring English sources
noun
The state of being chic.
For now, the Hundred in the Hands seems more like a chic concept than like a working band, even with lyrics that put chicness on trial.
Miss Wintour's Vogue has been similarly enthusiastic about Behnaz Sarafpour; so, too, has Ms Gilhart, who has this to say about the Iranian-born Behnaz: "She has that chicness and classicism that won't go away in women's fashion.
Her publishing house was one of the first big players to recognise the necessity for a change in mindset and now produces books of startling chicness.
Marriotts are not known as temples of chicness.
BOTTOM LINE The Andaz Fifth Avenue isn't inexpensive, but you do get a comfortable room, quite a few extras and a healthy dose of New York-inspired chicness for the price.
He remains a respectable elder, lacking the tough chicness of Prada or the raw raunch of Versace.
"There's a chicness about her," he said.
The Town Hall Hotel & Apartments, a 98-room boutique hotel set to open this month in the gritty surrounds of London's Bethnal Green, is being hailed as further proof that the city's east end is firmly on the road to chicness.
6 Gattaca Andrew Niccol, 1997 New Zealand film-maker Niccol's debut deserves special mention for the chicness of its hopeless vision: its sleekly cut costumes and shimmering, Oscar-nominated production design make a refreshing change from the dusty aesthetic wastelands and indeterminate knitwear of so many anti-utopian projections.
But it's precisely the haunt's un-chicness — the homey décor, the menu of health-focused Kyoto cuisine that harks back to the days before the latest culinary revolution, the feeling of being a last vestige of SoHo's reign as a nucleus of the city's creative scene — that has made it "an industry canteen," as the creative director Doug Lloyd puts it.
