Christopher Sweet, the editor of his most recent publications, has suggested that "celebrity was more discrete at that point; it's a different, richer, portrait of a social world", but it is possible that Aarons was not in the least naive, indeed that he was perfectly aware of what might lie beneath the impeccably sleek surfaces of his subjects.
Rooms are small but impeccably presented with sleek, dark wood furniture, marble bathrooms and white linen.
Like everything Foster does, it will be sleek and impeccably detailed, but who wants to work in a gigantic donut?
In his original 1975 review of the film, Times critics Charles Champlin called it "a sleek and impeccably efficient romantic thriller".
The Japanese are known for sleek, polished and impeccably organized spaces.
The characters' clothes are impeccably tailored, they are surrounded by sleek furniture and they drive sexy cars -- the life to which every metrosexual in an Eames chair or a Mini Cooper aspires.
Impeccably cut and refreshingly unfussy, it combined sleek shapes with a restrained palette of white, black, camel, blue, nude and khaki.
In the exhibition's accompanying literature, Mr. Lee wrote that Mr. Mead's vision of the future was "sleek, erotic and glamorous," populated by "impeccably dressed, trim and tanned 1%ers and smartly uniformed worker bees.
Everything about the hotel provides a soothing counterpoint to the nonstop bustle of the central business district, Shinjuku, down below — from its light-flooded lobby to its sleek, serene health center to its impeccably gracious, multilingual staff.
Calvin Klein showed sleek perfection from the front with a precise part and impeccably slicked hair behind the ears.
Beautifully weighted and impeccably crafted, a 19th-century example from China, whether hewn from rough bamboo or shaped from elegant porcelain and finished with silver, is as sleek and deadly as an antique rifle.
