Sentence examples for feeling chic from inspiring English sources

The little bit of luxury will take the pressure off you, and leave you feeling chic and fashionable.

Look chic.

I used to feel bad about myself, but now I'm feeling quite chic.

The other day I signed off saying, "Speak soon, Kay Kendall (I'm feeling rather chic today)." We're both chatterboxes, which is always good, as there are no pauses, let alone awkward ones, as one of us is always ready with the next anecdote.

When the weather is nice, sitting outside enjoying beer and oysters (six for £8, 12 for £15) gives you a feeling of continental chic.

We love how the blonde beauty opted for pink accents with her ensemble -- her lip color was the perfect compliment to her otherwise natural makeup and the bright pumps really caught our eye (and inspired us, we'll be mixing colorful shoes into our wardrobes ASAP!) Her clutch was simple, yet elegant and echoed the feeling of her chic, low-maintenance pixie 'do.

Bless and Watson, who have both worked as carpenters themselves, have mixed feelings about the chic aspect of modernist prefabricated houses.

(When I caught the show in London I was heartened by the sizable presence of teenagers who seemed truly enthralled by the performance.) And, by the way, the sleeves on which Hamlet wears his feelings are seriously chic.

The Look: Suitably Chic.

But I'm feeling more dishevelled than chic, so lunch instead at the down-home A Velha Tendinha (around €15 a head, Largo 25 de Abril, +351 254 318 160).

"I think I like either a whitewashed Shabby Chic feel or a British colonial, India Hicks-Hibiscus Hill sort of feeling".