After ridding themselves of Isaiah Rider and Jim Jackson, the Blazers' $50 million starting lineup was not as much about cash as it was cachet.
It could have been an episode of "Oprah" where long-lost friends are joyfully reunited, but instead it was Cachet, the Monday-night party at Les Deux Café in Hollywood that's a must stop for bicoastal hipsters seeking their own kind.
Then there's cachet in a work's "degree of movement," those qualities that lend it a lifelike sensibility– a subjective measure, to be sure.
"When they're gone, they're gone, and that's cachet enough for rail-fan collectors," she said.
Surely there's cachet in that.
As parenthood gains a certain fashion cachet "it's almost like an elitist club," Mr. Cohen said, in which "all new moms or all moms that really get the concept are going to carry this bag or wear that sweater".
It's the cachet, the desirability.
Still, whether it's the cachet of the address, the flow of the rooms or the view from the library, "if you're in love with an apartment you're not likely to change your mind based on a house rule," Mr. Shmulewitz said.
It's hardware cachet that the company hopes will finally propel Microsoft into more mainstream tablet success.
In private school, it's got cachet.
