Sentence examples for vogue drops from inspiring English sources
Either way, the vogue drops off.
Supermodel Closets, which Google is releasing in partnership with Vogue, drops you into the wardrobes of models like Cindy Crawford and Kendall Jenner to see what they wear and hear their perspectives on fashion.
The former "Love & Hip-Hop: Atlanta" star, whose third album "More Issues Than Vogue" drops later this month, said she faced pushback for her soulful singing style and has found it tough to get her music played on top 40 radio stations, while white artists with similar music styles get airplay without hesitation.
The main challenge was two parts: The girls had to come up with a soup can design that sold their brand as a drag queen and then sew an outfit that was like disco chic couture eleganza extravaganza death drop death drop vogue.
He adds that there are some basic precautions a drag queen, or anybody really, should take before vogueing and trying stunts like death drops.
Back on stage, Mike Q is wrapping up his set his own crew of vogue dancers doing their last twirls and drops to the bouncing, flamboyant beats.
At that time, just before the launch of the iPhone 5, feature phones were quickly going out of vogue while at the same time, smartphones were dropping in price.
Yet while dropping out of college may be en vogue, it seems like these days credentials, albeit not degrees, are very much in the startup zeitgeist.
Heap's enthralling history defines "slumming" broadly, to encompass the activities of Victorian social reformers, who enjoyed dropping in on immigrant households, and the "Negro vogue" and "pansy and lesbian craze" of the nineteen-thirties.
Then, between 1995 and 2000 (the Clinton years), HIV education dropped while abstinence-only programmes, which discredit condom use while preaching chastity, came into vogue.
