If nothing else, mimicking the customs and adapting the clothes of the upper class has been good business for Lauren, who was recently named the men's-wear designer of the year by the Council of Fashion Designers of America and whose brand was recently identified in a consumer survey as one of the world's most recognizable and desirable.
It has been applied mainly to delivery services, for example offering delivery in other positions, namely squatting, adapting illumination, clothes or allowing the use of herbal teas.
(Hagler: "It's the molecular reaction between the perspiration and the yarn").. Most of the performance innovations in the current crop of golf clothes were adapted from advances in apparel for running, fitness, soccer and bicycling even from firefighting and NASA.
Body lice are adapted to living in clothes, and so must have evolved once humans started to wear them.
Coco Chanel might have warmed to the couture collar in her enthusiam to adopt and adapt the sporty clothes of her polo-playing lover.
They speak their host's language, wear his clothes, adapt his cuisine and use his architectural vocabulary to build their houses and their synagogues, yet all the while they nurture and are nurtured by their faith and their identity and their history, and they pass along this heritage to their children, often in the face of considerable persecution and pain.
Learn to adapt your favourite clothes.
As is usually the case with runway fashion, Mr. Browne's outre ideas will be toned down and commercially adapted by the time the clothes reach stores.
With the dogs I shot, the landscape is their clothes: they have adapted, mentally and physically, to the rugged geographic areas where they are found.
It was less often remarked that he was an adroit designer (of capri pants, for one thing, adapted from island fishermen's clothes), an experimenter with fabrics (he pioneered stretch materials) and a man with an extensive and highly dubious Fascist past.
