Sentence examples for clothes collection from inspiring English sources
Are there any family members whose clothes collection might be called upon?
In 1966 Bergdorf introduced the first clothes collection by Halston, which was supposed to bridge the gap between couture and ready-to-wear.
"There is a world of difference between designing a clothes collection and delivering good hotel service," says Anthony Lassman of Nota Bene, a series of luxury guidebooks.
"I wear it so conservatively," said Ronnie Cooke Newhouse, the creative director and longtime Comme collaborator, who was wearing a large dress from Ms. Kawakubo's "Invisible Clothes" collection, crowned with a headband studded with spikes.
A company's clothes collection bags have been banned for failing to make clear that it was a commercial business and that recipients were not donating directly to a charity.
Such a code of conduct chimes with Mendes, about whom there is something peculiarly vintage – not just her home decor line (available exclusively at Macy's), or her forthcoming clothes collection.
Our sixth decade and beyond offers a chance to stick two fingers up at those tediously dull clothes collections that manufacturers and advertisers would have us believe are our new post-M-word threads.
Warring factions include cash-for-clothes collections which bypass charities and high-street fashion companies re-using clothing, fibres and scraps.
The Jewish Museum in London's Camden Town has worked with her family to gather the star's clothes, record collection and dozens of photographs for the show.
For all the craftsmanship in working people and place into the framework of clothes, the collection seemed too grounded in place — and one that is very familiar to the Dolce & Gabbana aesthetic.
In scenes reminiscent of the Iran-Iraq war in the 1980s, ordinary Iranians responded to the disaster by piling up food and clothes at collection points across the country.In a trip to Bam on December 29th, Mr Khamenei pledged that the town would be rebuilt, "stronger than ever".
