Over the last two years, Ms. Cruz has been the chief architect of Mr. Mack's aggressive push into in-vogue, high-risk areas like subprime mortgages, loans to private equity funds and more trading of the firm's own capital that resulted in the trading loss.
The cosmic and demonic character of allegorical thinking is most fully reflected in the period of its greatest vogue, the High Middle Ages.
No one wants that dry, frizzy look--and with the slick, wet hair appearance coming back in vogue among high fashion and celebrity circles, the search is on to find natural, chemical-free ways to achieve beautiful hair with a healthy shine.
Traditional pubs were once almost obliterated on Tyneside by the vogue for high-turnover drinking houses with flashing lights, fizzy lager and booming music.
Givenchy's designs for Audrey Hepburn in the 1961 film Breakfast at Tiffany's brought into vogue the high-bosomed princess dress without sleeves or a belt.
Amid the current vogue for high-school movies - from the comic-horror of The Faculty to this month's bubble-gum nonsense, Never Been Kissed - Rushmore stands out for its eccentric, darkly comic take on US youth.
Always Wanted a Pony With texture such a big theme for fall, it's perhaps not surprising that pony-hair, already in vogue for high-end sneakers (Céline slip-ons, Isabel Marant wedges), would be popping up on favored fall boots.
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).
"At that point and time, it wasn't in vogue to take high school players," West recalled.
Sessions subscribes to a lock-'em-up approach to crime that was in vogue in the high-crime 1980s and 1990s but has since fallen out of favor with conservative and liberal experts alike.
