Jerry Schatzberg's riveting retrospective "Women Then: Photographs 1954--1969" (Rizzoli, October ) thrusts us back to a time when it was ladylike to wear a hat in public and glamorous to accompany it with a cigarette.
The public and glamorous face of the job includes the hundreds of parties held each year — where Ms. Vassell, often in black and given to heels, is actually working — and travel to the major art exhibitions in Switzerland, London, Venice and Miami.
Airports are glamorous public assets (and congressmen fly more than most folk).
In short, the hotel's glamorous public spaces, not the private ones, are the draw.
Cécilia Sarkozy, wife of Nicolas Sarkozy, acted as a glamorous public partner during her husband's rising political career.
Collins's glamorous public persona she frequently appeared in leopard-print clothing and was adorned with expensive jewelry echoed the lavish lifestyles of many of her characters.
The shrewdest musicians, artists and actors, their advisers say, have conservative investment profiles, often in contrast to their glamorous public personas.
With her doe eyes, cascade of hair and sinuous dance moves, Ms. Summer became the queen of disco — the music's glamorous public face — as well as an idol with a substantial gay following.
As she balanced, supremely, on one super-strong pointe and lifted one delicate, steely leg to graze her ear, Guillem was to some of her public the most glamorous dancer of the age – and to others, the most arrogant.
Andrea Jung, who resigned as chief executive of Avon Products late last year, announced on Friday that she would step down as executive chairwoman at the end of the year, further cutting her ties with a beauty products company for which she long served as its glamorous public face.
