Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. sometimes derogatory A spokesperson hired based on appearance or celebrity rather than credibility.
Etymologies
- spokes- (as in spokesperson) and model. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“* (As you can see, my dog spokesmodel is doing a little better today.)”
“The runway notable is so impressed with the actress’ work as the face of her Fall/Winter collection, she’s renewed her contract as label spokesmodel for an additional year.”
Pamela Anderson Vivienne Westwood Spring/Summer 2009 Spokesmodel
“AND they have the gratuitous dimwit 'spokesmodel'. harhar. too funny.”
“And BTW, if you want to show your kids how to do the "spokesmodel" thing right, show them the new cover of "BARK" magazine.”
“In a White House press briefing, "spokesmodel" Dana Perino's attempt at defending Bush was met with unprecedented ridicule from the press corps.”
“She became the "spokesmodel" for the French luxury brand Louis Vuitton in early 2005 and inked a lucrative two-year endorsement deal with French cosmetics giant L'Oreal earlier this year.”
“Other jobs: Worked her way through college by being a "spokesmodel," including being a "Bud girl.”
“And "spokesmodel" for Tereme de Salsomaggiore Skin Care in 2000.”
“I did not agree with many of his policies once I was old enough to understand, but I thought he was the best "spokesmodel" a country could ask for during the cold war.”
“The unlikely pairing of the Estee Lauder "spokesmodel" and the”
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
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