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Not all the competition comes from glamorous outside sources.
May 16 2014 May 18 201414 Amidst a lot of worthy activity by home-town orchestras and choruses comes a glamorous visitor to Gotham, one of the finest orchestras in the world and the standout group of Munich, a city that abounds in first-rate ensembles.
Mr. Busch can come across as glamorous and female; "young" presents a problem, even in this land of pretend.
The less glamorous have come, too: Nordstrom recently photographed an upcoming catalog at the Op Art-inspired club.
Money is never a concern in her world: she doesn't need a job, glamorous holidays come as a matter of course, and her life is one of continual parties, drives in the country in her convertible, hiking trips and weekends visiting Aunt Eloise in New York.
Although she lives off her income, she came from a glamorous family, married into an even more glamorous one, and then, like some storm-tossed gothic heroine, broke away to become a Poet.
"I came from a glamorous family.
The high point of the term came when their glamorous mother arrived to take them home for a weekend.
When it comes to trendy, glamorous repertory, it's hard to think of an American company as well stocked as Hubbard Street Dance Chicago.
"I just came from looking glamorous for 10 days in Cannes," Ms. Scott Thomas said with a laugh as she climbed out of her urn one recent afternoon.
