No, if you wish to exude the allure of Frenchwomen from Gigi to Jeanne Moreau to Charlotte Gainsbourg, you must learn to conduct yourself as if you were being surveilled by a critical Parisian matron — the sort of woman who would arch an eyebrow in horror if she caught you rooting in a can of Pringles, or sauntering to the mailbox in leggings and a T-shirt.
Earthy and sensual, this fictitious creature exudes a primal allure.
Though Cornelius is a drunken womaniser, he exudes a mysterious allure of class and brilliance to other characters, and lurches into a series of darkly absurd adventures as a result.
As a unit, the girls exude the psychic allure of a secret club that you've always wanted to join.
A large part of that allure exuded through Hepburn's wardrobe in the film, designed by the young Parisian designer Hubert de Givenchy.
That's the key thing though, to actually work on that level, a song needs to hint at what might happen after, it needs to allude to it without just screaming: "FANCY A BANG?" Something like Tyree's "Nuthin" or Moodymann's "Freeki M F" might not be subtle per se, but they quietly exude an undeniable allure.
Ms. Ricketts exudes a composed sexual allure suggesting that it is Ruth's assurance of her power over the men — and their unspoken awareness of it — that draws them on to ever more grotesque efforts to control and demean her.
Ms. Lauren's Julie exudes a haughty sexual allure, and she clearly delights in alternately debasing Donnie and abasing herself before him as they snap and snarl over their dilemma.
The photographs exude a creepy, cinematic allure (Johnson).
The Met's slit gong is formally imposing, and, like many other works on view, it exudes a hair-raising pagan allure.
This is a rather downbeat set-up for the series, eschewing the idealised period placement of previous titles, and opting for an ethnicity that exudes none of the easy allure of previous gangsta characters.
