14.What started as a movement for a socialist textile maker had become a goldrush where different types of bungalows capitalized on the “Craftsman” cachet.
17.Trainers started to gain cultural cachet in the 1970s due to the popularity of basketball and football in US and UK youth culture, says fashion gallery curator Ligaya Salazar.
18.Darnay is in France to repudiate a lettre de cachet—a form of anonymous indictment admissible in French courts—brought against the manager of his former estate.
19.So people on the internet are having this conversation about whether all of this is authentic, or if Drake is taking advantage of some convenient cultural cachet.
20.Even the weather is similar. Uniqlo's high-tech clothing makes wearers sweat less during sweltering summers, which is handy. And being Japanese has cachet, among Asia's fashionistas if not its nationalists.