Sentence examples for couture ideas from inspiring English sources

For the famous Parisian couture house, the designer pulled out of the Dior archives, to which he had paid a stiff but reverential bow at July's couture, ideas that all made sense for a contemporary woman.

She's clearly in favour of him embracing the messy truth, but the reality she creates on the page ends up being too tidy, with a neat ending and characters like the spoilt, shallow Maxine (who calls her own half-baked couture ideas "pure genius") too often used to score easy points against.

Uppity ones, in an attempt to be different will rehash a fusion of Indo western cuisines and haute couture ideas but once you scratch the surface, it will be the same zari stapled on a Versace gown.

As with hair color, communication is key during the creation of couture teeth, since the idea of "natural" varies widely.

Every bit of fraying was encrusted with beads, taking the idea of couture jeans -- indeed, couture itself -- to a different level.

Giorgio Armani's trouble is that he has a fixed idea of couture: all taut lines and sweetheart bodices trimmed out like a chocolate box.

Ghesquière, who has said he respects Balenciaga's work but doesn't like the idea of couture's exclusivity, has nonetheless created clothes that have become as fetishized as Balenciaga's own by women who love fashion.

It was a more wearable version of his couture collection but the idea was the same – taking the distant past, something that is barely touched in fashion these days, and making it modern.

Jimmy Choo once said that he, "loved the idea of couture and its emphasis on creation".

"Haute couture is a laboratory of ideas," explains Quick.

How is it possible that Mr. Gaultier, although living a little on his laurels and sending out the familiar pointed bras and nude pink corsets, can still make his couture a cauldron bubbling with ideas?