Can a cartoon man carry that kind of je ne sais quoi?
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It's something that makes attaining that je ne sais quoi extremely hard.
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And what actress epitomized that je ne sais quoi better than Audrey Hepburn?
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We are in the flux, the very je ne sais quoi of existence.
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And there was a certain je ne sais quoi: They just like the guy.
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Cueritos have that je ne sais quoi that makes us love it so much.
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That certain je ne sais quoi of this pup's knowing, yet somewhat inscrutable expression.
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A touch of je ne sais quoi rather than a blast of ocean air.
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"It's intrinsic to her, that certain enigmatic je ne sais quoi," Mr. Doonan said.
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Our feelings about French style — and its je ne sais quoi — are anything but blasé.
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For that je ne sais quoi quality, she uses just a few black sage leaves.
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Furthermore, we are willing to pay extortionist prices for that ineffable je ne sais quoi.
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Lake, you've sure got a sort of je ne sais quoi about you, don't you?
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My desk has that "serial killer crafting ransom note" je ne sais quoi quality to it.
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You could even burn some money while you work for that little je ne sais quoi.
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But Shenzhen has a certain je ne sais quoi, an energy that pervades the entire city.
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But it's not: Madame Tussauds' London location captured that signature Gosling je ne sais quoi pretty well.
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Ina Garten possesses a certain je ne sais quoi in the kitchen that we long to emulate.
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But it was also just generally an attempt by Damon to capture Kavanaugh's je ne sais quoi.
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She said when it comes to raising a champion, there is a certain je ne sais quoi.
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Mr. Stanfield likes to inject his press appearances with a bit of subversive je ne sais quoi.
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In this case, that means something old, something blockbustery and that Guy Ritchie je ne sais quoi.
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There is something I love in his music, a little je ne sais quoi I can't tell.
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It was a little messy, but never less than generous; the embrace of the je ne sais quoi.
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It's true that sunglasses have an element of je ne sais quoi that prescription glasses will never have.
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LONDON — Nothing lends a certain je ne sais quoi to an outfit more than a bejewelled penis brooch.
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So where does a 23-year-old with so much je ne sais quoi turn to for inspiration?
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We can all learn a little something from their moxy, hand-eye coordination, and je ne sais quoi.
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A "Harvard 10," she explained, is a mix of intellect, social status and academic je ne sais quoi.
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A certain je ne sais quoi is needed to capture the right vibe when red-carpeting at Cannes.
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This one I feel like no one's heard of: it's the Je Ne Sais Quoi Rose Lip Balm.
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There are no goals or agendas, only a je ne sais quoi accepted on a pass/fail basis.
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There's just something about a damn good piece of artwork that gives it a certain je ne sais quoi.
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Needless to say, that eternal popularity and je ne sais quoi factor piques the interest of chefs around the world.
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Or that she's serving us a little French-style je ne sais quoi, exposing herself slightly while also remaining mysterious.
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The styling duo are very quick to credit Dion for making those outfits have that certain je ne sais quoi.
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And yes, it needs that certain je ne sais quoi that will highlight your warm fuzzy feelings for each other.
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There's nothing like the overhead fluorescent lighting of a public bathroom to give haute couture that je ne sais quoi factor.
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Turns out, there was a reason they had that seasoned je ne sais quoi about them: They were definitely not teenagers!
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Or maybe — if I observed Brigitte Bardot long enough — I'd also absorb just a fraction of her je ne sais quoi.
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She also decided to devote her life to a craft that places extreme demands on youth, physique, and je ne sais quoi.
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Traditionally, a translator must try to replicate something of the timbre, the je ne sais quoi, of the original text at hand.
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Egg whites give them a light, meringue-like texture, and a touch of salt, as always, adds that je ne sais quoi factor.
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That element of surprise, that elusive "it" factor, that je ne sais quoi—whatever you want to call it, Marian Hill has it.
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But every time he covers something, it seems to have a je ne sais quoi that's not present in his regular, original hits.
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Indochine is the only place I've ever felt famous; it has a je ne sais quoi that lingers like a rare air freshener.
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The avant-garde je ne sais quoi of these Spring Step slippers make them a perfect complement to any Comme- or Margiela-heavy lewk.
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It wasn't the biggest or the fanciest or even the cheapest one that we saw, but it had a certain je ne sais quoi.
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There's just something about her effortless je ne sais quoi attitude toward style that people can't stop breaking down, dissecting, and attempting to emulate.
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It takes a certain kind of je ne sais quoi to make us all feel cooler just by simply appreciating Rihanna's sense of style.
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The lit-from-within skin, the rumpled hair, the je ne sais quoi — they're things we all covet (and have reported on at length).
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Case in point, in the soups she prepares every morning, she always adds a little je-ne-sais-quoi that makes all the difference.
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But if you, like us, are still in search of a little je ne sais quoi, there's one more label to add to your radar.
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The word Chanel is synonymous with a chic Parisian sensibility — that certain "je ne sais quoi" that is supposedly the birthright of all French girls.
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Between their nonchalant demeanors and their no-fuss beauty routines, French women have a certain je ne sais quoi that we're constantly trying to replicate.
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But what visitors really fall in love with are the city's quaint cafes, vibrant markets, trendy shopping districts and unmistakable je ne sais quoi charm.
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There's a certain je ne sais quoi to these exams that separates them from the otherwise manageable academic tasks facing the American high school population.
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To retain the Ritz's unique brand of je ne sais quoi, Fayed and New York-based architect Thierry W. Despont have put in considerable effort.
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I understand Mr. Doba's feeling while he kayaks; there is a certain je ne sais quoi about pushing your body to reach a certain goal.
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In these few days of adding a little je ne sais quoi to my lifestyle, I took an approach based more on philosophy than simply cuisine.
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They then transported their sound across continents: Daft Punk's cosmic outfits became instantly recognisable, showing that the French still had that musical je ne sais quoi.
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Because Jeff Goldblum is not straightforwardly handsome, explaining his sexiness is something that throws normally articulate people into a tailspin of je ne sais quoi mutterings.
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A particular entry stood out to me today — it's a debut, sure, but there was something else about it, je ne sais quoi … pardon my French.
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Such candidates promise to add a certain je ne sais quoi to the political fray — something intangible at the nexus of rigor, rationality, creativity and perseverance.
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Last week, Northside Festival unveiled an entirely new sector of the festival, which until this year had revolved around music and celebrating Brooklyn's je ne sais quoi.
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It's a good slap but it doesn't have that je ne sais quoi that Dumpling (who I'm comfortable in saying is the Muhammad Ali of slapping) possesses.
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The way it really goes down, he explains, is very emotional for many couples, even if it doesn't quite have that special PLL je ne sais quoi.
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They might not have the same je ne sais quoi, but you will discover something much more important: that we -- Americans -- are not so different, after all.
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Also, when I learned that Marilyn Monroe, Katharine Hepburn, and Grace Kelly were all Laszlo loyalists, I felt a tinge of that inimitable je ne sais quoi.
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Then there are the dozen or so who bring a certain political je ne sais quoi that you can only find in the land of fruits and nuts.
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This recipe by Ruby Tandoh swaps in good olive oil to give chocolate chip cookies the richness they deserve, but with an added je ne sais quoi quality.
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But there's a special je ne sais quoi that accompanies the fact that your food is being made by Uncle Sam—often contempt, or associations with hard times.
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The magic is in the concentrated shea butter and aloe formula that offers 24 hours of hydration and, of course, some of that French je ne sais quoi.
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But all it takes is one listen to her debut EP Big Boy EP to understand that the 21-year-old has a certain je ne sais quoi.
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That's not to say we don't love them, but the pairs we fell hard for two years ago have since lost their oomf factor, their je ne sais quoi.
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This wine is plush while not being too chubby; there's generous fruit with vibrant acidity and that je ne sais quoi terroir thing that makes wine from Burgundy so special.
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She has a certain je ne sais quoi, the same kind of feeling that an American woman might have when men finally stop being— how you say —super rapey. ♦
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One light dusting of the stuff to our cheekbones and down our noses, and our skin looks instantly lit-from-within, with that certain je ne sais quoi we've always coveted.
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By being less critical of myself and treating myself instead, I believed that I could find that certain je ne sais quoi that the French woman was so well known for.
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To evoke the spirit of Jack and Rebecca Pearson, she went all out in recreating the je ne sais quoi of the onscreen couple, played by Mandy Moore and Milo Ventimiglia.
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Balti is a stylish French woman with an enviable je ne sais quoi, and she's been committed to shopping mindfully since starting her brand, buying only from companies with ethical practices.
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On the other hand, for the last very many years, other, more established designers had been trying to inject that je ne sais quoi into Ricci clothes, with only occasional success.
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This joie is very much at the heart of Jamie Cat Callan's lively PARISIAN CHARM SCHOOL: French Secrets for Cultivating Love, Joy and That Certain Je Ne Sais Quoi (TarcherPerigee, $19).
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You'll find the melty wonder that is Velveeta making its cheesy base smooth as silk, but a dash of Pernod adds complexity and a whiff of sophisticated je ne sais quoi.
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Ahead, see some of our favorite Black French girls worth following for a daily dose of je ne sais quoi — and tell us your own faves in the comments, s'il vous plaît.
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" And feared American tech giants Facebook and Microsoft are right on the Station F campus, apparently eager to tap into some of that je ne sais quoi in Macron's "Start-up Nation.
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Bella Hadid (who really loves hats), shows that there's nothing like pairing a beret with a pair of thick hoop earrings to add that certain je ne sais quoi to your look.
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While we're often poring over Bella's outfits to try to capture that Hadid je ne sais quoi, some of her looks can be traced directly back to her most memorable show moments.
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A special je ne sais quoi in the form of the bond you create with Trico, your fantastical animal companion that feels like an actual being with a mind of its own.
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If you need to go to the ends of the earth and the edge of your mortality to find some mystical je ne sais quoi, then you need to rethink your strategy.
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Debut single "Defenseless," premiering on Noisey below, has producer Twin Shadow's moody synth pop fingerprints all over it, augmented with a certain stirring je ne sais quoi courtesy Rodriguez's thoughtful lyrics and orchestration.
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To be sure, sometimes a first lady does bring that charisma, star power, and je ne sais quoi to have a symbolic, yet tangible sway in government policy (I'm looking at you, Michelle Obama).
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Yet for myriad reasons — timing, competition, dearth of funds, off-the-mark campaigns, lack of je ne sais quoi — none of those performances managed to gin up much interest, though some arguably were deserving.
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A plaid flannel (note how the sleeves of the blazer are pushed up just so for some serious je ne sais quoi cool) and a black tank will work overtime to keep your core warm.
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But there was one thing we all agreed on: While there's no exact definition for a "ski sweater" per se, there's a specific je ne sais quoi that allows a knit to earn the title.
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Another aspect of its business, for example, is helping design, construct and manage services on behalf of enterprises that want some of that WeWork je ne sais quoi but would rather lease their own offices.
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One of the owners of the new location says that the water, sourced from a reservoir in Sullivan County that feeds NYC's taps, provides a certain je ne sais quoi that just can't be replicated.
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But beyond them are ingredients I frequently turn to when trying to elevate a dish and give it that certain je ne sais quoi, even when it's something like an everyday meat sauce for pasta.
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Her name is Anna, and while she has a way of wearing a Burberry trench coat with a certain je ne sais quoi, this Long Island housewife would be few people's idea of a glamorous sphinx.
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Both have been known to favor vintage, light-wash jeans, a basic white tee and an always cool black leather motorcycle jacket for just a dash of that Rebel Without a Cause je ne sais quoi.
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The smallish UK city Effy, Tony, and the gang kids call home is just the perfect setting to portray that "life is meaningless so let's just get fucked up and dance" British je ne sais quoi.
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Instead, it's the methodical precision of her reviews, which seem to weigh every aspect of a book effortlessly — style, content, character, plot, that certain je ne sais quoi — before coming to a decision: yay or nay?
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There's a certain je ne sais quoi signature that makes the style we think of as "French-girl hair" so aspirational: not just one hair length or texture, but rather the feathery fringe skimming the forehead just so.
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It was nature made perverse, or maybe the reverse, with a Freudian element tastefully obscured—like a vulva doesn't have the same je ne sais quoi—but looking at it again I see, simply or surreally, a tulip.
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Whether or not its true, this caused some people to comment that Davidson does possess a je ne sais quoi that can be described as "Big Dick Energy," or BDE, for short (the only short thing about it).
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Unsurprisingly, she looks great — and fans can take comfort in knowing that, even if Cotillard's signature pared-down Parisienne look is out of the picture for the time being, her je ne sais quoi is still perfectly intact.
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But if you want to capture the absolute best images, with the most detail and a je ne sais quoi look that just can't be matched by a smaller camera, there's one rig you need to consider: Hasselblad's.
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The answer could be the full, heavily-layered shag known as the "The Rachel," or Aniston's early-2000s classic: a center-parted, highlighted mid-length cut with gradual layers and a certain soft, effortless je ne sais quoi.
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I love everything that comes out of Jennifer Zuccarini's brain: she's got a certain touch and "je ne sais quoi" that makes all her designs feel sexy and effortless (much like her style icon, Jane Birkin, I would note).
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When it comes to looking effortlessly stylish, there's no denying that French women have that certain je ne sais quoi, mastering the art of never looking like they've tried too hard … especially when it comes to their beauty routines.
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That certain je-ne-sais-quoi you smell when you step into a musty home, hike by decaying vegetation or open a box of stale cereal — a single Jahai word that direct translation wouldn't do justice, encapsulates that quality.
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The street style highlights have included scrunchies in NYC and cherry red lips in London thus far, but Paris is giving us the best gift: a breakout haircut trend with the effortless je ne sais quoi we all expect.
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Yet somehow, despite putting the whole je ne sais quoi thing behind us, the beret is still one of the biggest accessories of the moment — over the past few weeks, the cheeky hat du jour has started dominating our Instagram feeds.
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Reese has a way of making one-of-a-kind vintage treasures and thrift-store finds look like a million bucks, so we knew she could school us in the art of giving any handbag that Gucci je ne sais quoi.
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But he's basically stuck performing second-banana duties for Mr. Del Toro, who dominates the movie with his innate je ne sais quoi-ness, a loose gestural performance and nice slow burns that never quite ignite a much-needed fire.
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French women are known for their certain je ne sais quoi — an effortless air that follows them as they stand outside Le Bon Marché, with red lipstick marks lingering on a coffee cup and air-dried hair blowing in the wind.
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It can help you extend the life of a blowout, manage grease, and give you the volumized, textured, and altogether effortless look that seems to go hand-in-hand with the studied "je ne sais quoi" of French Girl cool.
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Olivia Palermo's selection for Nordstrom is all about the street style star's fashion je ne sais quoi: think wide-leg pants, midi-dresses, and a high-quality cargo vest (which she herself was wearing as she walked us through the line).
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Besides the fact that "E2-E4" remains an electronic alien to this day, it has this je ne sais quoi that puts you in a hypnotic joyful type of mood that evolves more and more as the track takes you deeper.
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Each member of the SUR waitstaff was handpicked by Vanderpump, the British businesswoman that saw a certain je ne sais quoi in them and deemed the Hollywood hopefuls worthy of working in her restaurants — and appearing on her spinoff series.
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The difference isn't shocking — not a major chop or a drastic new color — but sometimes that's the best kind of hair change: It's purposefully soft and barely detectable, but undeniably better in that fresh je ne sais quoi type of way.
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And though the effortless appeal feels like it's a matter of grabbing the first gamine button-down off the hanger and heading out the door, the art of nailing that sartorial je ne sais quoi is actually more of a fine science.
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It's fitted through the shoulders and arms, and most of the volume is contained to the back, so you get the Meg-Ryan-walking-through-the-park, je-ne-sais-quoi effect rather than the sheet-as-a-toga-dress costume effect.
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Click through to see the je ne sais quoi styles — cut by the insanely talented (and R29 Beauty Innovator Awards nominee!) Wes Sharpton, with a hair-color assist by our go-to dye diva Roxie Darling — that are cultivating a fan base on the East Coast.
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It's that same, endlessly worshiped je ne sais quoi that the brand was built upon, when its founder Gaby Aghion introduced Chloé — and the concept of luxury prêt-à-porter — to the world in 1952, at a time when most fashion houses were exclusively creating couture.
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Luckily, you can cop all the tricks behind his je ne sais quoi without a one-way ticket to L.A. Ahead, Ta shares the products he relies on for nearly every eye look, the liner trends his clients are requesting the most, and the makeup techniques he's loving now.
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Around the same time, Lucky magazine published a pictorial guide to mastering the "Sexy '70s" look, and — along with plenty of skin and clingy knits — prescribed that anyone in pursuit of such Julie Christie-esque je ne sais quoi must wear only gold jewelry — ideally of a many-stranded and ethereal nature.
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Hadid went out with her friends in a Alessandra Rich blue tracksuit complete with bejeweled zipper pull on Friday, later changing into a built-in corset pencil skirt, windowpane plaid duster, pristine white sneakers, and a furry beret to give the entire ensemble just a hint of Clueless-era je ne sais quoi.
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While many other American people may see you as someone to be ridiculed, I truly believe that you possess a certain 'je ne sais quoi,' (a french term which is often interpreted to denote one's inexplicable charisma.) Given a bit of book-reading/media-training/patience, that charisma could become your magic carpet.
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And for anyone trying to capture that elusive quality of Frenchness and give it form — which is, let's face it, part of the promise of French fashion, especially those brands that are synonymous with that je ne sais quoi (Dior, Saint Laurent, Givenchy, Chanel and Hermès) — Notre-Dame was an essential reference.
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READ MORE: Workaholics: This Fried Fish Sandwich Is The Fast Food Classic on Steroids The creation of Bertrand Grébault—head chef of the esteemed Septime and Clamato in Paris—this sandwich is perfect late-night stoner food, with just enough of a twist to make it je-ne-sais-quoi-level amazing.
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This remix takes all things good and... smooth out of the song, and replaces it with a certain je ne sais quoi—which in this case means something along the lines of "a copious amount of snare drums, an airhorn, and a sample of Lil Jon encouraging the listener to "put your fucking hands up.
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This guide is your lifeline for almost all of your cravings, from a stiff drink at that neighborhood haunt to the fancy cocktail bar where it's actually worth paying $15 for something with a giant ice cube floating in it; the fancy restaurant with the dish that you will reference on your death bed; the cool establishments that have that je ne sais quoi because YOLO.
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Kendall has also given her own take on the trend her family made popular, wearing a fresh off the runway Vera Wang Collection look to Kylie's early birthday party which was really little more than a stretchy workout headband worn as a bandeau top with a sheer scarf tied around her waist (plus, bien sur, some leather spike-heeled thigh-high boots) for a certain je ne sais quoi in the truest sense of that phrase.
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You don't need to be too direct; just mention that you've got a friend or family member coming to town, and they'll likely answer something along the lines of "honestly, the hidden gem of the city is…" One cuisine that's a natural fit for Taurus is French, with all those decadent sauces and tons of butter—plus, that luxurious je ne sais quoi will capture the imagination of those born under the sign of the bull.
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Now imagine that there are two ways to turn your chips back into cash: either you can go to the guy at the window, who will carefully tally and value them (like a startup readied for an I.P.O.), or you can rake all your chips into your hat and sell the whole lot to another player, who may overpay a bit to sweeten the deal and get that lucky je ne sais quoi (like a startup's being acquired).
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Representatives of both French territories are eager to welcome new tourists from the U.S. "The new connection from Providence, with its great proximity to both Boston and Connecticut, is exciting as it will allow more American travelers much smoother and more affordable access to the Guadeloupe Islands," Sandra Venite, of the Guadeloupe Islands Tourist Board, said in a statement to T + L. "A vacation in Martinique is a superb experience; there is a je ne sais quoi to be remembered in its vibrant culture, delicious cuisine, magnificent gardens, and most importantly, in the warmth of its people," Muriel Wiltord, director Americas of the Martinique Promotion Bureau, told T + L.
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