You're fashionable.

You're fashionable.

You're fashionable.

You're fashionable.

You're fashionable.

Tom is fashionable.

She always wears fashionable clothes.

Her aunt's glasses are fashionable.

Next year, hats will become fashionable.

Next year, hats will become fashionable.

Next year, hats will become fashionable.

It is fashionable to have leather chairs.

It is fashionable to have leather chairs.

I always try to wear fashionable clothes.

I always try to wear fashionable clothes.

It is a fashionable rally, said the reporter.

Today, vices are fashionable, including homosexuality and feminism.

In fashionable African cities, residential home prices remain stratospheric.

Until recently, flashy aid packages for Russia were fashionable.

It is fashionable to mock the bureaucratic minutia of European regulation.

Foreign brands seemed cooler, more fashionable and were therefore more expensive.

Cocaine is fashionable because it is attractive white, not dark sniffed, not injected consumed in a living room or a fashionable night club, not in a dark alley.

It is fashionable today to stress the global nature of the world's problems.

Cuba has become fashionable, and Havana is a star in the world market.

Adolfo Meza well, at least we'll have the most fashionable dogs in America...

To the right, on top, you see a theory which is very, very fashionable.

It's very fashionable to talk about human trafficking, in this fantastic A C hall.

It has become fashionable to claim that the nation state has lost its place.

Economic doomsayers focused instead on previously fashionable emerging markets like Brazil, Russia, India, and Turkey.

We need to make art fashionable, as it was in the beginning of last century.

Even when fashionable stocks dipped, there was remarkably little effect on the rest of the market.

Cocaine is fashionable because it is attractive white, not dark sniffed, not injected consumed in a living room or a fashionable night club, not in a dark alley. It is seen as a drug for winners, not losers.

The bridge was of a relatively new type, known as a cantilever, which had become quite fashionable.

It has become fashionable to lay the blame for the vicissitudes of Arab democratization on the West.

Her young husband was soon infatuated with her and she was celebrated in the fashionable world of Paris.

On the pavement at the corner of the street, in a short fashionable overcoat and a small fashionable hat, his teeth gleaming between his smiling red lips, young, gay, and beaming, stood Oblonsky, determinedly and insistently shouting and demanding that Karenin should stop.

As this process unfolded, it became fashionable for market fundamentalists in the West to bask in a sense of vindication.

It was once fashionable to argue that when China opened up to the world, Hong Kong and Singapore would suffer.

Deaton goes on to offer a revealing critique of some of the most hyped and fashionable approaches to improving aid.

The fashionable call for ever closer union between academia, industry and government ignores a vital element of the scientific enterprise.

Vronsky purposely avoided the select and fashionable crowd which moved and chatted with restrained freedom in front of the pavilions.

If you take the fashionable Italian or German brands, there's no problem with them, all the required conditions are met.

All the fashionable talk nowadays about computer viruses explains what these culprits do by forging an analogy to their biological namesakes.

TRIVANDRUM, INDIA It is fashionable these days, particularly in the West, to speak of India and China in the same breath.

I assumed that I was supposed to be provoked into unguarded comments, a method that fashionable TV journalists everywhere use nowadays.