Sentence examples for make chic from inspiring English sources
The Legends lift scarcely had a line -- I'd arrived on a Thursday -- and my fellow skiers were mostly locals, skilled and spirited and garbed in duct-tape-repaired clothing in a way that only locals can make chic.
Rubber flip-flops in sunny stripes and animal and floral patterns (right, top and bottom, $5.50 at Old Navy), slides in camouflage prints ($9.50 at Gap) and flip-flops in Hawaiian-style patterns ($14.50 for men, $18 for women at J. Crew) all make chic footprints at moderate prices.
Since women are wearing athleisure from the office to happy hour, the offerings must be stylish enough to transition, which means more and more brands are trying to figure out how to make chic workout clothes and appeal to customers in a heavily-saturated market.
Bartlett prints a photo of a pattern for a home-knitted Chanel suit, a 1958 East German experiment in off-ration fashion, and brief remarks from women who had money and connections enough to be sure that, come show trial or perestroika, Klara Rothschild's salon in Budapest could always custom-make chic.
But the principal issue is nostalgic craft, made chic, smart and demonic.
Van Pallandt wears the kind of dreamy, Moroccan caftans that Talitha Getty and Françoise de la Renta made chic.
The H.I.S. factory that made Chic jeans and other apparel in nearby Bruceton, employing 2,000 or more for decades, closed more than 10 years ago.
The Hotel Valley Ho (6850 East Main Street; 866-882-4484; www.hotelvalleyho.com) is an inviting mid-20th-century hotel made chic by a 2004 renovation.
Joining high-design trolleys from makers like Prada, Louis Vuitton and Brunello Cucinelli (love that cashmere lining), Alexander McQueen's new Hero collection for Samsonite is making chic roll.
She has put the apache's sweater into the Ritz, utilized the ditch-digger's scarf, made chic the white collars and cuffs of the waitress, and put queens into mechanics' tunics.
One of the finest places for hand-embroidered tablecloths, napkins, bedspreads, sheets, towels and even T-shirts is Noël, founded in 1883 by Madame Noël and made chic in the 1920's and 30's by her son Edouard-Louis.
