a fashion plate造句

• Margaret was a fashion plate, very elegant and dignified . . ..
• A risque conversationalist, as a fashion plate Epperson is surprisingly demure.
• Quinn has no intention of being pegged as a fashion plate.
• "I liked the way they dressed, " recalled Jordan, himself a fashion plate.
• Bello tries to have fun with it, but mostly she's a fashion plate.
• Madonna plays a fashion plate mistress who rises to political power.
• In his beautifully tailored suit and understated tie, Harding is a fashion plate.
• Then there's Ernie Els, a fashion plate in black silk trousers with a silver-tipped black leather belt.
• But with Dachau Chic more the rage, no one has accused me of being a fashion plate.
• I've never been a fashion plate myself.
• Glaum was acknowledged as a fashion plate for " wearing at least fifty different and striking gowns ."
• Bogey as fashion plate : The actor's trademark trench coat has become synonymous with both menace and crime-busting.
• Several photographs in the catalogue show that the duke was a fashion plate at a very young age.
• Through films and publicity, Shannon became known as a fashion plate, wearing styles three months before they became popular.
• Tramping through Bangladesh's dusty villages, Zia, 56, looks like a fashion plate, in her makeup, jewelry and fancy coiffeurs.
• Tramping through Bangladesh's dusty villages, Zia, 56, looks like a fashion plate in her makeup, jewelry and fancy coiffures.
• "He's not a fashion plate.
• She usually doen't wear it, her mother says, but lately she has become something of a fashion plate, all 4 feet of her.
• My pierced ear took forever to heal, and like I say, when I think back on it, I wasn't exactly a fashion plate.
• He was never a fashion plate, but at such times he seemed to grow more ungroomed, and too consumed by thought to notice.