Chic in a sentence as a noun

Despite the 'hoodie chic' look, make sure it's a clean hoodie.

Right now the top-du-top of the "bo-bo" chic in Paris is to not own a car.

Tongue in chic at every turn, but it really washes over me when he talks about the art.

"Apple products are considered chic, and people merely buy them for the fad value."Yeah.

It doesn't at all attract the young or relatively middle aged chic users that it wants so hard.

Chic in a sentence as an adjective

Actually the upper class in the UK are known for shabby chic ie wearing the same 2nd hand Barbour coat that smells of Labrador for 20+ years.

Between this, ruining peoples' hair, not looking as chic, and the inconvenience of it, helmets discourage people from cycling.

Instead of saying that you'd get wasted, say "If some chic said that to me, I'd be headed for a three day bender that would make Ernest Hemingway look like a teetotaler.

Blessed with an air of power that masks an unmistakable cute, cuddly side, Kim made this newspaper's editorial board swoon with his impeccable fashion sense, chic short hairstyle, and, of course, that famous smile.

Because right now it's a video of "what can future technology do for executives and her highly-paid future-eco-green-creative direct reports who work on ephemeral things that don't seem to have the slightest connection to reality".There were so many opportunities here to explore what this tech will do to improve the lives of, well, the majority, but all of it was spent strictly on the upper-class, and that bothers me a bit. Even right now, the majority of the world doesn't work in a chic, well-appointed office.

Chic definitions

noun

elegance by virtue of being fashionable

See also: chicness chichi modishness smartness stylishness swank

adjective

elegant and stylish; "chic elegance"; "a smart new dress"; "a suit of voguish cut"

See also: smart voguish