Sentence examples for accurate clothes from inspiring English sources

I dress in historically accurate clothes and enact stories for a black box with a piece of glass in it, which is called a camera, but something feels off.

Long narrow WASP feet wore something called the Navajo Sandal by someone named Jack Rogers who was not to be confused with Jackie Rogers, a former Chanel model with a combination boutique and barbershop in the East Sixties, who sold botanically accurate printed clothes by a Milan-based American named Ken Scott.

The cast members, attired in Eric Becker's mercilessly accurate 1980's-style clothes, are all priceless.

I'd called it costuming, period detail, symbols — passing over the fact that the dresses and doublets I was seeing in medieval manuscripts and on Renaissance sculptures were probably accurate depictions of real clothes that once covered real bodies and reflected the whims of real fashion taste.

Were the clothes historically accurate or more stylized?

It is likely that Delaroche's painting is relatively historically accurate; details such as Napoleon's clothes appear to have been researched by Delaroche in an effort at authenticity.

Clothes are not always accurate.

If the banking system resembles a line of climbers roped together, then regulators are busy making the clothes warmer, the maps more accurate, the rations more filling and the whistles louder.

You can't get a very accurate measurement when wearing baggy or thick clothing, so try to wear clothes which fit closely or wear nothing at all.

9. Whether or not "The Social Network" was an accurate representation of the history of Facebook, the clothes worn by its main character were spot on.

My doctor's office, for example, never gave me an accurate reading, perhaps because it always weighed me in my clothes and shoes.