fashionableness

In fairness "Yellowstone's" role in boosting the frontier tale's fashionableness is also a matter of fine timing, politically and circumstantially speaking.

The fashionableness of this highfalutin form of fascism might seem, at first, wildly alien from American issues or problems.

The fashionableness of a fact-or-fiction binary puts avowed believers on the defensive, forcing them to choose between admitting to ridiculous-sounding convictions or denying their faith.

The loafer's rise to fashionableness follows on the heels, so to speak, of another seemingly trend-proof shoe that has been widely adopted by fashionable young women, the Oxford, and can be classed as part of the men's wear resurgence in women's fashion that was set off again, and most recently, by Phoebe Philo when she took over as creative director of Céline three years ago.

The fashionableness of prenups feeds into a larger cultural story we’re telling ourselves and each other about how increasingly unlikely and lucky it is to “be able to” choose to get married, stay married, and be happy.