| But if feminism is mildly unfashionable, feminist texts are the literary equivalent of popsocks and short skirts. |
| Their writing gets fashionable, then unfashionable, then fashionable again. |
| He twice took the unfashionable Napoli to the scudetto, their first for 60 years, and to a Uefa Cup triumph. |
| Even her unfashionable pudding-basin bob has been transformed by Udo Walz, one of the country's best-known hairdressers. |
| What is really worrying is that if art is fashionable to own, then what happens when it becomes unfashionable? |
| Their continued popularity is, I suspect, due to their unfashionable, housewifely nature. |
