Sentence examples for crisp tailoring from inspiring English sources

"My style boasts of crisp tailoring, classic silhouettes and elements of unforgiving sexy," she wrote.

The Olsens began the Row with long dresses, and added crisp tailoring (now a glacier-white pantsuit), but the volumes they attempted were also new.

But she has a neighbor two blocks away to whom Hepburn's famous penchant for crisp tailoring is particularly meaningful: Louisa Guy Roeder, Ms. Houghton's partner in Guy French, a fashion company they started last February.

Mix with crisp tailoring underneath (a white shirt collar peaking out at the neck is very stylish) and a pair of slick trousers to contrast with the loose shape.

Instead he chose New York, reflecting its energy and sophistication with crisp tailoring, a black leather coat banded in taxi-bright yellow, and a silver chain-beaded gown as cosmopolitan as the Chrysler building.

Last fall she brought out a small collection based on her own preference for crisp tailoring and sexy but simple dresses, which make maximal use of construction techniques she picked up over the years in Hollywood.

I started in a fresh, new pair of pantyhose and a crisp, tailored suit and ended with sticky, sweaty legs.

It's the perfect casual dress shirt: a Ralph Lauren oxford can dress down a crisp, tailored suit, or dress up a pair of raggedy denim cutoff shorts.

"Glue-gunning decoration can introduce something old into a room or décor that's new in a way that looks crisp, tailored and modern," she says.

Dressed in a crisp, tailored white jacket monogrammed with both his name and that of the Ritz, Mr. Field unzips a black leather satchel that looks like a doctor's kit and that was custom-made by another vodka maker.

"We do not work with these groups, and we have got nothing to do with them," said General Yaqub, a tall man in a crisp, tailored uniform of khaki.