Sentence examples for clothing models from inspiring English sources

Company executives conjured her up when selecting clothing, models and locations for catalog shoots.

As compared to models wearing plain clothing, models wearing provocative clothing were attributed less perceived agency (e.g., ability to reason, ability to choose) and less moral agency [e.g., "how intentional do you believe the woman's behavior is?" (p. 463)].

ADAY invests heavily in R&D to innovate durable, technical fabrics, features social activists as their clothing models and skips prints and bright colors, because complex fabric dying is one of the greatest environmental waste generators in the fashion industry.

The accuracy and scope of the thermal models are improved, for the consideration of individual differences, integration to clothing models, exposure to cold and hot conditions, and the changes of physiological responses for the elders.

He earned his first pay check as a three-year-old clothing model; later he paid his way through university by working as a night-watchman.

Sure enough, there it is in Women's Wear Daily, clothing modeled by a woman identified as "Tom Cruise's first ex-wife": "Sweetly chic numbers included flirty dresses, sailor-collared tops and flippy skirts, some in candy colors".

Despite such figures, the conventional wisdom among fashion editors and advertisers has long been that older readers don't care to see clothing modeled by women their own age.

But, remarkably, the filmmaker makes the heavy camera dance, nowhere more gracefully than during Quell's erotic rapture in the department store, where he works as a portrait photographer, in the presence of a clothing model.

Marie Marot, a French designer known for her androgynous clothing, model Clara 3000, who recently featured on the cover of i-D magazine and Maud Escudie, muse and model to Vetements' Demna Gvasalia, all share a deliberately non-sexualised appearance, downplaying their adherence to highly-binarised Parisian fashion.

So more than a few brainy Cambridge brows began to furrow last month after word trickled out that Harvard had entered into a 10-year licensing agreement for a line of preppy clothing modeled after the type that Mr. Fitzsimmons encountered four decades ago.

The sale of redesigned clothing model (M1) sell clothing redesigned or repurposed from old clothing items to consumers; the clothing repair/alteration service model (M2) provides consumers with repair and/or tailoring and alteration services to maintain clothing products over time.