Sentence examples for bespoke business from inspiring English sources

Donatella Versace, whose bespoke business has been booming behind closed doors in recent years, celebrated this week by putting her name on the official couture schedule for the first time in eight years.

In 2001, when Mr. Choo sold his shares in the company (and went on to focus on his bespoke business) and his niece Sandra Choi stayed on as the head designer, Ms. Mellon was cast as a ruthless opportunist, one who had gradually pushed aside the man whose name was on the company logo, a charge that lingered.

"Clearly a very short-term outcome is that those five worthy winners that come over to the U.K. on a bespoke business development package that we put together will hopefully, if it's right for them, set up in the U.K. and that increases figures.

Bringing in Simon Clegg, formerly CEO of the British Olympic Association, as chief executive bespoke business.

The first is the specialists, people with financial news agencies such as Thomson Reuters or Bloomberg, on bespoke business publications or newspaper business and finance pages.

for the initials of his given name — looked capable and "ready for action," especially in the black leather jacket he was wearing in place of his usual bespoke business suits.

While sales for the $39 billion global fragrance industry are flat, big players like Cartier, Guerlain, Jean Patou, Roja Dove and Lyn Harris are piling into the bespoke business--at dizzying price points.

You'll set up your own bespoke cake business in West Sussex, where you live.

He runs a bespoke furniture business, while fixing up a house where the two of them will beautifully dwell.

As Davidson discovers, despite the enormous demand, the biggest problem with the bespoke suiting business is that, unfortunately, they specialize in suits.

Mr Palmer, who runs a bespoke joinery business in south London, and Fiona, his wife looked at a number of rival investment trusts schemes.