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"In the last two years, I've seen a significant shift in my clientele toward work-related projects," said Ms. Shaul, co-founder of 168 Feng Shui Advisors in Burbank, Calif., who says her clients include the movie production company Imagine Entertainment.

Although she sees the occasional civil engineer or journalist, overall her clientele skews toward the glamorous.

TOUTEFOIS The clientele tends toward those with a fond a remembrance of Lacroix past — i.e., monochromatic blondes with retro mahogany Bain de Soleil tans and big silk scarves who appreciate sleeves the size of organza football helmets.

PEPPY High neckline, late-'60s shift dresses in oversize prints always seemed to be choking the poet Anne Sexton, but if the Connecticut Junior League picnic look doesn't happen to kill your soul, it's perky summer fun! PREPPY The clientele tends toward girls who never rebelled — and the moms who shop with them.

Seth Gallagher's clientele leans more toward the hobbyist.

A drinker's bar with a wide selection of whiskeys and other sinister brown fluids, O'Flaherty's draws a clientele that skews toward the undiscovered.

Its clientele tends towards avoidance of gyms.

Forecasting a future of fewer truffles, Ms. Urbani said, the company set a strategy about decade ago to diversify from a "pure truffle" business toward what she called the "democratization" of the fungus by making relatively inexpensive truffle products — sauces and the like — for a broader clientele.

And members of the staff take a typically Australian "no worries" attitude toward the clientele, even when they stretch patience beyond all measure.

The decision finds Research in Motion, which once relied on corporations as its core clientele, making a move toward consumer customers.

The shopping in Naples at the time was all directed toward older clientele, so my sister and I would be so excited to come here and go to Abercrombie and Fitch, Bebe or Limited Too.