Today, Condrieu is a fashionable wine, valued around the world for its lush, voluptuous flavors and rich, seductive texture.
Thankfully it is fashionable to embrace ethical values while retaining a stylish edge so women can feel good about their consumer choices.
Balzac, with his prodigious understanding of human motives, scorns conventional values, defies fashionable opinion... and should inspire us to defy all those forces that threaten to impair our humanity; lies, tanks, tear-gas, ideologies, opinion polls, mechanisation, planners, computers – the whole lot".
The hypothesis is simple, wearing something on my body that is not confortable, fashionable and delivering more value than it disturbs me is not a sustainable value proposition.
Mr. Ellsberg joined a growing chorus of academic dissenters, who have made it fashionable to question the value of a college degree.
The comparison between administrative fashion and IT fashion suggests that the latter is not entirely hype, and that companies at least large corporations such as the Fortune 500 companies in our sample can extract benefit and value from fashionable information technology.
Lately, it's become fashionable to question the value of a higher education.
More importantly though, each initiative directly challenged fashionable scepticism about the value of development assistance, crucially emphasizing donor policies and practices as constraints on aid effectiveness.
That boom saw the values of some fashionable cars double each month, and fortunes were paid for cars of dubious quality and even more dubious provenance.
We were joined by fashion-sourcing expert Jocelyn Whipple and designer Orsola de Castro, the queen of upcycling – the fashionable cousin of recycling, where value is added to reclaimed material through design ingenuity.
The three-bedroom flat in a new award-winning development near fashionable Old Street in Hackney is valued at £1,025,000, with buyers offered a minimum stake of 25%.
