Sentence examples for clothes conceived from inspiring English sources

Clearly these are clothes conceived for a prosperous society, a world where men are not afraid to flaunt their success... at least to some degree.

And couture takes even sharper leaps and curves in clothes conceived within the "floating world" of paid-for sex and popular entertainment.

She conceives her clothes as protests against rampant consumerism by making them from recycled fabrics and garments, often using ancient processes and styles, and inventing her own organic dyes.

His clothes, his boutiques, his ads are conceived with such a sharp focus that they all deliver the same message: clean, cool, sexy.

I had a version of that experience reading "Women in Clothes," a communal dressing room in book form conceived and edited by Sheila Heti, Heidi Julavits, and Leanne Shapton.

Save tags from maternity clothes and pressed flowers from the night baby was conceived and scan them into your book.

The clothes moth thought she was making signs at him and conceived a great desire for her.

Her clothes, well draped in silk and cotton with French seams, are conceived to be easy for travel, all washable.

Sura Ruth's "Metamorphosis: Moth" is an equally clever transformation of collected bits and pieces -- including fabric printing blocks, clothes hangers, a film reel and a kitchen spoon -- into an imaginatively conceived creature.

We have all seen those works conceived in a small space that end up looking like undernourished kids in oversized clothes.

Ms. DeCarlo conceived of her as a surrogate personality to shill for the plus-size vintage clothes that she sells on eBay and at specialistauctions.com.