Sentence examples for clothes choosing from inspiring English sources

This is bad news for an industry that is struggling as Britons buy fewer new clothes, choosing to spend spare cash on going out.

For the video to promote his fall/winter 2013 men's wear collection, which was shot by Luke Gilford and has its premiere here, Ervell bucked trends as surely as he does with his clothes, choosing to set his looks against the backdrop of the redwood forests in the mountains above Santa Cruz, south of his childhood home of San Francisco.

I was also aware that valuable sewing skills are no longer being passed down through the generations, and as a result we no longer know how to repair our clothes, choosing instead to discard them at the first sign of damage.

Her clothes, chosen from Kiev boutiques, radiated peasant chic.

Ultimately four designers, including Narciso Rodriguez, had clothes chosen for different events.

Mr. Malaka, whose son started first grade without new clothes, chooses between sleeping in a stifling cement room or dragging a thin mattress to the roof.

Resigned to the more conservative clothes chosen by her mother, she arrives and notes with satisfaction, "Hardly anybody cried" — in class that is; the parents huddled outside, visible through a window, look pretty teary.

They bespeak a deliberately (and rightly) frivolous stage of life, one in which males find themselves subjected to every kind of well-intentioned humiliation -- that is, having one's clothes chosen, purchased and laid out for them to wear.

Were those clothes chosen to fit a mold, a definition of who you are supposed to be? Do you really like that red dress, or did you see something similar in a magazine and knew it was stylish?

The clothes chosen for me as a child had a strong element of the Pre-Raphaelite, muted greens and ivories, dusty rose, what seems in retrospect an eccentric amount of black.

Iron your clothes, choose ones that you like the most and wear them well.