Sentence examples for made fashionable from inspiring English sources

She invented the wraparound dress, designed fashion eyewear, created the first designer boutique and made fashionable the use of synthetic fabrics, like rayon.

As a philosopher, Condillac gave systematic expression to the views of Locke, previously made fashionable in France by Voltaire.

In Bethnal Green, however, Wild worked in the bold, round-arched Rundbogenstil made fashionable in Germany by Persius and Gaertner.

His solid bentwood furniture, never out of production, was again made fashionable in the 1920s by the renowned modern architect and designer Le Corbusier.

The doll's minutely carved hairstyle is a meticulously realized version of one made fashionable by the Emperor Antoninus Pius's wife Faustina Major and their daughter Faustina Minor.

The ever-increasing green spirit has made fashionable the essence of wool: that the fibre has beneficial qualities; that the material is biodegradable and sustainable.

But electroclash's days of having its cake and eating it - making fashionable club records that mock fashion and clubbing - are already numbered.

The effect was a casual nonchalance that makes fashionable people doubt themselves for dressing up.

These days, the wood's attractive grain and light hue makes fashionable furniture.

His firm, which already makes fashionable, expensive reading glasses for the developed world, has set up a philanthropic arm to sell glasses to people in the developing one.

The technical advances and the capability for mass manufacturing that had been brought about by the Industrial Revolution were making fashionable dress available to a rapidly expanding public.