Sentence examples for no vogue from inspiring English sources

A Bohemian invention of the 18th century, cameo incrustation was taken up in Paris but had no vogue until Apsley Pellatt, an English glassmaker, developed a technique that resulted in specimens of genuine beauty.

"There's no vogue without drama," some one else answered.

That no doubt explains why there was no vogue for domination among women in the 1950s.

There are no Vogue covers at the entrance to the Museum of Modern Art's first fashion exhibition since 1944.

By Alexandra Lange September 29, 2017 The Wonderbra features in the Museum of Modern Art's first fashion exhibition since 1994, "Items: Is Fashion Modern?" There are no Vogue covers at the entrance to the Museum of Modern Art's first fashion exhibition since 1944.

There is no Fortune, no Time, no Sports Illustrated, no New Yorker, no Vogue.

Except perhaps for the pulp-novel heiresses Vanessa and Victoria Traina (who anyway are almost New Yorkers), there are no Vogue-anointed darlings-du-jour.

It runs at least three sales per week and hires its own models and photographers to present the clothing straight for the camera (no Vogue-like high-concept shoots that make the clothes hard to see).

The secular socialist Zionism of the state's founders is no longer in vogue.

But three decades later, industrywide initiatives are no longer in vogue in Europe.

I disagree, however, that this kind of education is no longer in vogue.