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vogue

[vohg] / voʊg /




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Parking lots in a walkable, urban area are “out of vogue,” said Scott Ziegler, an architect who has planned other mixed-use developments above grocery stores.

From The Wall Street Journal

Frances Hughes, co-founder of online wholesale marketplace Starch, said there’s no question that gourmet sweet treats are still in vogue.

From Los Angeles Times

As Ricci says, there’s been a cultural shift around money: “It’s in vogue.”

From The Wall Street Journal

“We are starting off the year with that broadening theme back in vogue,” said Keith Lerner, chief investment officer at Truist Advisory Services.

From MarketWatch

And while he boasts of his strong aesthetic sense—trained as a physicist, he left the field in the 1970s “nauseated” by the “hideously ugly” ideas then coming into vogue—his eye is suspect.

From The Wall Street Journal