Sentence examples for glossy featured from inspiring English sources

Even though we've become accustomed to InStyle's vaseline-lensed headshots of actresses in cardigans and the like, the glossy featured Amanda in a gorgeous powder blue dress and metallic heels -- much more fashion-forward than their usual cover girl.

It's probably not surprising, given Glossi's connection to ThisNext and its emphasis on imagery, that fashion dominates the platform (at least judging by the Glossies featured in the company's press release and website).

In recent months, fashion glossies featuring doll-inspired editorials included V magazine, which imported Ms. Lukyanova to model in its November issue, and Elle, whose April cover girl, Ms. Minaj, a self-professed Barbie fanatic, was decked out in its fashion pages, in jelly-bean colors and pastel wigs.

Four months later a glossy feature film, "Olympus Inferno," had its premiere on Russian state television.

He had traveled from his Washington office to be present for the photo shoot and interview, which lasted hours and resulted in a glossy feature in which Ms. Abedin said "We're a normal family" and which marked the beginning of Mr. Weiner's attempted comeback.

She had been a muse to Yves St Laurent, the original of Tom Wolfe's "social x-rays" (hostesses, in The Bonfire Of The Vanities, as thin as they were rich), and a reliable photo-op for 50 years, recently in demand for glossy features on fabulousness in age.

She buys glossy magazines featuring fashion or lifestyle articles.

His office is decorated with glossy books featuring the work of the Colombian artist Fernando Botero.

Under contract to Paramount, Cukor codirected three films before receiving his first solo directorial credit, for Tarnished Lady (1931), a glossy melodrama featuring stage star Tallulah Bankhead.

On the way to the Statue of Liberty National Monument yesterday, visitors could pick up glossy brochures featuring a cutaway diagram of the statue's interior, complete with an image of tiny tourists ascending the spiral stairs to the crown.

The campaign of another Democrat, Mike Ciresi, a trial lawyer who is seeking the Senate nomination from Minnesota, swamped potential supporters last week with thousands of glossy brochures featuring the headline, "Mike Ciresi Will Protect Your Privacy!" When voters are asked what concerns them most, they seldom cite privacy right off the bat.