Many of these parachute-light materials were shot through with reflective effects, which also appeared as an iridescent strip cutting through the tailoring — not to mention the eyebrows twinkling with sequins.
His great portrait of a tailor cutting cloth, for instance, is both a rare image of a 16th-century worker and a great portrait of male gentleness.
He took measurements and drew up designs, leaving most of the sewing and cutting to African tailors, mostly Senegalese, who worked in shifts upstairs from the shop, sometimes a dozen at a time.
More often, he serves his clients now as the master tailor, cutting the best deal possible and, where he can, trimming a few years or a few thousand dollars off a guilty client's sentence.
The graft was tailored, cutting off one side of it, so that the one side of the curved cortical aspect was flattened to make it cancellous and compatible with the glenoid bone defect.
Furthermore, this paper presents the influence of tailored cutting edges on tool wear, burr formation and residual stresses in slot milling of 42CrMo4 steel regarding the normalized ploughing zone in front of the cutting edge.
When it comes to the actual cutting and tailoring, Mr. Vaish delegates.
He has a framed 1970 diploma from a London cutting and tailoring school on the wall right next to his father's identical diploma from 20 years earlier.
With this collection, Emporio seemed synchronized with everything that the brand stands for: firm tailoring and cutting for pea coats, duffels and more formal, long coats.
The shoulders became a playground of invention, as Mr. Tisci renewed his commitment to tailoring by cutting a round sweep from the neckline and teaming the double-breasted jacket with a tunic and narrow pants.
