The phrase "advised fashion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a manner or way of doing something that has been recommended or suggested.
Example: "The project should be completed in an advised fashion to ensure all guidelines are followed."
Alternatives: "recommended manner" or "suggested way".
"The opportunity is in introducing product to new communities," said Maureen Mullen of L2 ThinkTank, a New York-based digital consultancy that advises fashion houses like Burberry, Chanel and LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton.
Silver Hayes is also the place for "ironic sunglasses in the shape of pineapples," advises Laura Weir, fashion features editor of Vogue.
LIKE most of the things that have happened in her life, she fell into advising the fashion world pretty much by accident.
After advising a fashion company, Wyatt realized there was a need for operations technology in the space.
Coon recalled going over a sentence in the C.B.A. with one of his advisers, who in a lawyerly fashion advised, "You're reading it right — but you're stressing the wrong words".
Wallis described in his witness statement how he specifically advised John Stevens to fashion himself as the "copper's copper" and a "man of action rather than rhetoric" when he ran for the top job in 2000.
Mr. Conrad, who is one of the Democrats bargaining with Republicans, has been advising that fashioning a health care plan under byzantine reconciliation rules is a bad idea.
It appeared on a first viewing that Danny Murphy had been at fault, making contact when he lunged in an ill-advised fashion at Kalou.
"I wouldn't suggest, sitting here today, that we've persuaded them that our view is the correct view and that they are acting in an ill-advised fashion".
Leaving them in the lurch makes you responsible if they try to get home in an ill-advised fashion.
Did someone in fashion advise you on the style and construction of the suit?
