Sentence examples for array of leather from inspiring English sources

Hermès is synonymous with luxury, but while Ms. Nichanian offered a cushy array of leather and fur, her most interesting effects were hiding in plain sight.

In the 1920s, with the automobile era in full swing, Émile-Maurice Hermès, grandson of the founder, introduced couture accessories and broadened the array of leather goods — which still make up about half the company's sales.

Still, there was little excuse for what he produced on Wednesday: blazers worn as dresses over skinny ties, patent leather miniskirts that fitted like swaths of tinfoil, an endless array of leather leg warmers worn on just one leg, which reminded one of a controversial shoot Helmut Newton did for Vogue in which he fixed braces to his model's limbs.

From an array of leather booths and chairs that look well lived in, through a wall of picture windows, you can take in the action: the pop of impact on pins, crescendos of encouragement and groans of frustration, a flurry of limbs akimbo, and balls coursing down the lanes' lovingly worn wood.

This fall, in addition to its classic line of men's and women's footwear (most of which can be custom-ordered in an array of leathers), the Limoges based company will unveil a collection of men's shoes designed by one of fashion's darlings, Michel Perry.

There is the wrinkly shar-pei, right, whose folds of skin are reflected in an array of puckered leather bags.

An array of punk studded leather apparently suggested a good girl turning bad.

Prada's costumes — an array of beehive hairdos, leather capes, biker-style helmets, and LED-illuminated insignia — evoked a runway show on one of the trashier vessels in the "Battlestar Galactica" fleet.

The 1970 was a bit subdued at first but with an hour in the glass it blossomed aromatically, offering a complex, slightly exotic array of cooked fruits, leather, old libraries and minerals.

"Look, they used them in those days", he says, as if to justify with historical precedent what comes next.Mr Wu ushers the visitor into the main exhibition: row upon row of sex toys in a rainbow array of rubber, plastic, leather and he proudly asks your correspondent to squeeze this one a sponge-like material designed to simulate the texture of female flesh.

On West Port is a variety of second-hand bookshops including Edinburgh Books, where stuffed animals look down on an array of music scores, leather-bound classics and pop psychology paperbacks.