In 1950s America cigarette smoking was the epitome of cool and glamour.
As one of Parker's obituaries noted, "[she] had the hautiest of cheekbones and nobody angled an elbow better, but when she shook out her red hair she suggested a cool Hollywood glamour - Rita Hayworth on the rocks".
Ms. Tan, on the music but never in it, gave a mild, dainty, sweet account of a role that surely needs spaciousness, grandeur, glamour, cool.
For Amsterdam's San George, the first Italian-cuisine offshoot of the popular Netherlands-based George restaurants, Framework Architects blended industrial cool with 1950s glamour.
To be fair, there are pockets of hipness, glamour and cool in Athens.
The Los Angeles hillside setting makes the narrator feel so special that he identifies with actors who represent to him the essence of glamour and cool: "I'm Steve McQueen..
"Breakfast at Tiffany's" was cool because of its modern glamour, ushering in a sexy future.
"Mad Men" is cool because of its retro glamour, recalling a sexy past.
And Mary-Kate, who continues to seek out acting jobs, is adept at channeling glamour in a cool way; it was really Mary-Kate's boho layers and oversize glasses that inspired a generational look.
They buy into the delusion of glamour, of IS as "cool" holy warriors.
