Sentence examples for classical clothes from inspiring English sources

Retailers from Madison Avenue to NoLIta are reporting sales of more classical clothes.

The handsome face was antique, Greek, classical; the clothes were classic modern French.

"But I think I also really respond to the classical imagery in his clothes.

The book shares certain constants of classical Chinese thought but clothes them in an imagery of its own.

The school clothes are classical.

Fashion show music generally falls in to three categories; classical (for girlie or dramatic clothes), filthy electro (for edgy clothes), or Patti Smith (for everything else).

In Classical times incunabulum signified "cradle" or "swaddling clothes" and so "beginning".

In reality, his clothes can be as wearable and classical as Mrs. Obama's dress.

I wear different clothes in Paris; I am more classical.

I wear different clothes in Paris; I am more classical.

In classical times there was discussion of the damage to clothes by moths, and of potential solutions to this nuisance.