It was old enough to have a louche coolness but new enough to offer modernity and comfort without being intimidating.

One can read about it in those louche tomes

a louche, chain-smoking Lebanese in a safari pantsuit

he was named as one of the louche uncles

When a man walks aimlessly and for pleasure he is called a flaneur; a certain louche glamour attaches to the word.

listening to a louche character with a thick moustache

Tattoos, to him, only looked nice on non-white flesh; and Phoebe’s looked nice, louchely nice on her Amerindian glaze

the studiously louche energy of the Silver Lake creative class with their elaborate artisanal take on everything that should only cost $3

‘I knew it would be you,’ she said, with urgent, husky restraint in her low louche voice.

the louche appeal of caked mascara rimming huge, dewy eyes

Argento plays the courtesan as alternately fawning and louche

Chastain looks on with louche disdain while she indulges the players’ addictions and confusions and takes large amounts of cash off them

His current self was considerably more louche

the moment that trolls were recognized by a louche young reactionary

in an atmosphere of louche decadence, the business and cultural elite linger like models or gawp like voyeurs as they stand around a swimming pool

The louche Playboy rubs elbows with the staid Time.

The boundaries he pushes are only partly for our benefit; his chameleon love affair with the frisson of the louche