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The louche glamour, with more than a hint of decadence, kicked "grunge" out of fashion and made history in terms of brand identity and visual daring.

Adidas has taken the idea of being a slave to fashion and made it palpable: now, it actually wants its customers to physically demonstrate their consumer-serfdom.

Shouldn't he or someone in his inner circle have foreseen the potential for events unfolding in such a humiliating fashion and made sure to avoid it?

It's the refusal to think of clothing as product design, as problem-solving for a modern era, that has marginalized fashion and made it irrelevant to people's lives.

He played the 317-yarder in textbook fashion and made birdie.

"He went through it in a very lawyerly and detailed fashion and made his case and then went through the alternatives and refuted them," said the source.

"The big difference that they've made is that they've taken music that is old-fashioned and made it hip again," Mr. Wald said.

"He broke into the fashion world and made it change, preparing the future for others".

She commented that "as a child, she somehow absorbed Cher's out-there fashion sense and made it her own".

And free spirits have no fear of fashion and make the case for personal style.

The Gilmores loved books, films, magazines, fashion and making each other laugh.