Feminists who are perceived as more radical or intense, however, have been labeled in popular culture as "feminazis".
Am I wearing a style that might not be labeled as "popular"?
A potential alternative to the natural/added sugar labeling is traffic light labeling, popular in Europe and in limited use in the US.
Yet, despite the five-year gap between them, they bonded over TV programmes such as The Clothes Show; labels popular at the time in Glasgow, including Patrick Cox and Benetton, as well as collections by Christian Lacroix, Jean Colonna and Versace.
Casablanca was the name of a boutique label popular in the 1970's and 1980's that was led by the late producer Neil Bogart, who developed acts including Kiss and Donna Summer.
In a new campaign, called Outnumber Hunger, several of the labels' popular country acts will be featured on General Mills' products as part of a charitable effort to raise more than $2 million for Feeding America, a hunger-relief charity.
You could, I suppose, argue that there's already bound to be a tangle of "invisible velvet ropes," as Ms. Magiera calls them, separating cliques of young teenagers into their inevitable labels: popular, cute, smart, jocks — so why not monetize it?
For many visitors to Milan, the draw of Excelsior is not the big-name designers, but discovering the ones that few of us have heard of, like L'Eskimo, a skiwear label popular in the '70s, or Department 5, which makes great men's chinos, practically a uniform for the male staff members.
It's a beachwear label popular in the '60s and '70s, a preppy clothing line, not so popular now.
A judge has ruled that California can require Monsanto to label its popular weed killer Roundup as a possible cancer threat despite insistence from the agrochemical company that it poses no risk to people.
