By the second half of the century, Buchan says, Edinburgh represented "a new social existence that is suave, class-conscious, sensitive, law-abiding, hygienic... in short, modern".
Bernheimer describes this blanc des noirs wine as "very pale and delicate," possessing what she calls "polished acids," delivering a mouth-feel that's suave and invigorating (about $23).
Barkley L. Hendricks did not birth the cool — that was Miles Davis — but his suave portraits from the 1960s, '70s and early '80s give him the right to use "Birth of the Cool" as the title of his five-decade retrospective at the Studio Museum in Harlem.
Running with the '90s inspiration, the rapper's hairstylist Tokyo Stylez created the look from a wig that was sprayed generously with Suave Professionals Firm Control hairspray before pearls were pinned all the way around the bun in precise rows.
"Actually, most people assume my first name was taken from the Beatles ballad," Mr. Law says in a South London voice that is agile, suave, breath-light.
He led a band that was most at home playing suave shuffles, and he made his entrance playing alto saxophone along with them, sharing a low-key ballad.
PAGE C25 BRUSH STROKES OF THE COOL The painter Barkley L. Hendricks did not birth the cool -- that was Miles Davis -- but his suave portraits from the 1960s, '70s and early '80s give him the right to use it as the title of his five-decade retrospective at the Studio Museum in Harlem.
Cool was not necessarily suave -- that was Cary Grant.
The director elicited some of the actor's best performances by casting him somewhat against type: the characters Grant portrays in the Hitchcock films have an underlying dark side that was compellingly juxtaposed with his characteristic suave demeanour.
He did not birth the cool — that was Miles Davis — but Mr. Hendricks's suave portraits from the 1960s, '70s and early '80s give him the right to use this title for his five-decade retrospective.
