For the mainly-cosmopolitan masses who flock to Miami for Basel, Raymundo and the other Jeremyville characters are a reminder that chilling out (ideally near a beach) does the body good.
Ads for intimate products now appear in mass magazines like Cosmopolitan and People.
Writing from London, Mark Leonard argues that the contest in Europe today is not between right and left; it is a revolt of the left behind masses against the "cosmopolitan" and "metrosexual" elites.
Mieczyslaw Moczar, the Polish interior minister and leader of the nationalist faction, combined communist rhetoric with a language proper to fascist movements in order to mobilise the masses against the "cosmopolitan-liberal intelligentsia".
The people so cosmopolitan.
Newhouse is also said to be preoccupied with publishing a mass magazine, similar to Hearst's Cosmopolitan and Murdoch's New Woman.
Much quieter than its more fashionable Cycladic neighbour, the knowingly cosmopolitan Mykonos, Naxos is far less geared to mass-market tourism.
He also paid an estimated $10 million for Woman, a Cosmopolitan clone, despite warnings that its blue-collar, mass-market appeal was not compatible with the rest of the Conde Nast lineup.
In case there was any doubt that Snapchat wants to be the mobile generation's mass media, it's just added Cosmopolitan Editor-In-Chief Joanna Coles to its board of directors.
A Kate Spade bag came to represent a Holly Golightly sophistication for the masses, a way to experience a heady cosmopolitan thrill without the stuffiness, or the cost, of legacy luxury goods.
