fashionableness

The fashionableness of the theme should not distract from the seriousness of the issue.

The sudden fashionableness of aboriginal art is prompting the artists to organize and develop a business strategy.

Underneath all her fashionableness she'd borne a lot--she had, when you came to think of it.

As SoHo grew, fashionableness became a prerequisite for participating in the downtown scene.

Each is an enclave of old-fashioned fashionableness.

So despite its popularity and even fashionableness, retributivism remains an implausible justification for our practices of punishment.

Women in the Plzen region wore up to 24 underskirts, which restricted their movement but were nevertheless a show of their fashionableness.

Due to her fashionableness and her youthful appearance she could compete with the glamour of Jackie Kennedy.

Neither of them seemed interested in any sort of fashionableness; they dressed badly and lived in domestic chaos in a crumbling house.

The difference is greater or less according as the fashionableness and scarcity of the wine render the competition of the buyers more or less eager.

Continuing pride in his fashionableness makes him insist that he do his drooling on his own cashmere instead of the hospital-issue jogging suit.

Anyone who would be so bold as to call attention to the fashionableness of contemporary art had better be prepared to duck an angry barrage of paintbrushes.

On the other hand, to the extent we slip ever more into such nostalgia, pop's loss of innocent fashionableness, and even greedy trendiness, will be a cause for regret.

'What we need is to put more focus on creating brand-consciousness - and by that I mean everything that makes up a brand, such as style, colour, fashionableness, image, price, quality.

As with many consumer products, early bicycles were purchased solely for their usefulness or fashionableness and discarded as they wore out or were replaced by newer models.

The recent attention to landscape in galleries and museums across the region could be taken as a sign that this age-old genre is experiencing one of its occasional spikes in fashionableness.

Another test of its fashionableness may come on Dec. 8, when Design Miami/Basel opens a three-day selling exhibition in conjunction with the annual Art Basel/Miami fair.

In keeping with the current fashionableness of all things Extreme - Extreme Football, Extreme Wrestling and Extremely Large Tax Cuts - scientists now present the Extreme Genome.

While his self-made images have been seamless, staying just ahead of fashionableness throughout the 1980's, his songs have been deliberately elliptical - catchy, even anthemic, but with lyrics chopped up and jumbled to stay elusive.

In the East End neighborhoods of Clerkenwell, Shoreditch and Spitalfields, onetime immigrant areas where stockbroker swells from the City now pay millions for lopsided old houses, fashionableness takes a familiarly grotty bohemian form.

Right: Sir Ralph Halpern, Chairman of the British Fashion Council: 'I think, to compete with Europe, we should focus on brand-consciousness - which means everything from style, colour and image to fashionableness, quality and price'

It was as if the idolised maxim of his own youth 'Show no emotion,' and all the fashionableness that, under the aegis of his mother Emily, had clung about Park Lane, were revisiting him in the shape of this languid beggar.

As if to underscore its fashionableness, the Mini comes with its own catalog of clothing and accessories: chic bucket hats and canvas totes and young models with dreadlocks and stubble, looking like spillover from an Abercrombie & Fitch campaign.

The new items of treatment or care are not superimposed as net additions upon what exists; they are, as it were, 'shoe-horned in' by the increased pressure of professional and public demand for them confronting types of provision of which the relative popularity and fashionableness is diminishing.

It was a match made in hell, and Lewis severed his ties with a typically bombastic attack on Bloomsbury art: "The Idol is still Prettiness, with its mid-Victorian languish of the neck . . . despite the Post-What-Not fashionableness of its draperies."