Those vehicles appear in the Top 10 list in every market but Detroit, where the Camry is out, and in New York, where F-150's are not de rigueur.
Sandra Ballentine Social Hollywood Jeans aren't de rigueur at this spot du jour.
Manicures are not de rigueur for the 8,000 beacon bearers but are part of this year's patriotic fervor, with an ironic edge.
The costume department as such was not de rigueur until the late twenties, but West inaugurated its initial office when, with Intolerance, she attained the unprecedented credential of "studio designer," a feat still notable almost ten years later when Motion Picture cited it (Calhoun 116 117).
The French are famously indifferent to their politicians' private lives, which are protected by strong privacy laws: affairs are tolerated, if not de rigueur, for public figures.
In the morning, for instance, before the heat gets too stifling, a nature walk is, more often than not, de rigueur; I've seen all sorts of monkeys, macaws and toucans, not to mention sloths and anteaters, on such treks.
Student-run clubs are now de rigueur.
Safety moments are now de rigueur.
It uses rock 'n' roll, in a time when thunderous sound systems were not yet de rigueur, and it has an unconventional venue, which designers now know helps to pull off the spectacle.
The house's interior design was somewhat rococo, being full of "astral lamps and girandoles and Hepplewhite suite chairs", and for a long while, his daughter couldn't understand it: this kind of stuff was not exactly de rigueur in Beech Creek.
Next year". Even at the eccentric Chateau Marmont Hotel, yellow madonnas are not exactly de rigueur traveling companions.
