Modish

Should you ever take a wrong turn and wind up at the Palace, for heaven sake don’t check in. The decor is that of a modish 60s comedy that’s been left to moulder for too long in the cellar.

Modish this may be, but here it is repetitive and ineffective.

Not only did she start every sentence with the word 'so' – a dim and modish affectation that puts her at the bottom of the class right away – she had very little to say.

The restaurant’s Rockwellian, eastern seaboard aesthetic comes across loud and clear in the tight seating, black and white chessboard flooring and wooden wall panels, but its made modern by plenty of natural light and modish service staff.

The show ended with a 35-metre-tall rocket launching 10 metres into the air inside Paris’s Grand Palais, but for SS18 seems to have landed in some futuristic utopia, with modish women now wearing clear-plastic knee-high boots.

West Hills Mall has once again dipped into its chest of surprises as Management announced yesterday that the high-point of the Mall’s Independence day celebrations would be a modish, free car washing episode for shoppers and patrons.

Print. Owing to Rococo love of shell-like curves and focus on decorative arts, some critics used the term to derogatively imply that the style was frivolous or merely modish.