Part of his appeal is an obvious dedication to creating distinctive fabrics and prints.
It produces the distinctive fabrics the country is known for -- bold colorful cloth that is turned into shirts and dresses by roadside tailors.
Choose from an array of distinctive fabrics and, with a few measurements, she will sew a shirt flawlessly fit to your form.
"The dresses have an almost European look, and they're made of very distinctive fabrics". Lindberg's dresses feature generous amounts of silk, rich woven tapestries, wispy fine lace and soft velvets.
When Europeans go for light colored pants, they usually opt for white or beige jeans or slacks, not the distinctive twill fabric preferred by Americans.
Two distinctive glass fabrics, woven and knitted, embedded in the same thermoplastic matrix, polypropylene, were utilised to produce the composites to be used as subject materials.
It is made from distinctive pleated lightweight fabric which is waterproof, machine washable and recyclable, with all garments fitting the three-month to three-year age group.
Its distinctive spirit and fabric, combined with an under-heated property market, make it possible to try things out in a way that is no longer possible in more expensive parts of the country.
It shows a highly stylized masked ball in which the guests wear 18th-century garments made from Mr. Shonibare's distinctive Euro-African fabrics, which is not new for him.
Here, you'll find an army of mannequins draped in the brand's distinctive, colourfully zigzagged fabrics – the tightness of the weave belying the loucheness that surrounded Missoni's 1967 debut, when the braless models' lamé blouses went see-through under the catwalk lights.
