The thing is, she has been looking more fashionable lately while still being comfy.
The closings echoed the periodic shakeouts in the traditional mutual fund industry, in which unsuccessful funds are pruned away while more fashionable offerings are started.
While its more fashionable for certain politicians and many Western media commentators to blame China for America's economic ills, the reality is that the U.S. and the rest of the world would likely be in a deeper recession, if not a depression, were China missing from the global picture.
The future Iron Lady smiled condescendingly and conceded that, while Labour was "more fashionable" than the Conservatives, she considered herself more likely to get ahead among the stuffy old Tories.
IT HAD seemed inevitable that Mario Vargas Llosa was condemned to join the list of great writers never to receive the Nobel prize, while many of lesser talent but more fashionable views were honoured.
Some might see this as an example of what Frank Kermode, the noted British Shakespearean, complains about when he speaks of those who profess to be concerned with Shakespeare while actually using Shakespeare to write about more fashionable concerns.
Night life, while not as lively as that of the more fashionable Zona Rosa, farther north, attracts people from across Bogotá.
The second, more fashionable, perspective sees Damien Hirst as a bad, used-up artist while finding value and style in dozens of artists who are either a bit younger, or a bit older.
A church wedding may require more modest attire while a destination wedding could have something a bit more fashionable.
There are fashions in academia as in everything else, and Warburg has never been more fashionable.
