Sentence examples similar to distinctively fashioned from inspiring English sources
The king and his supporters are doing their part to fight terrorism in a distinctively Moroccan fashion.
Fashioning recommendations.
Saturday's event displayed a distinctively modern idea of fashion — one of extreme possibilities, albeit ones that I'll be glad, in my nostalgic pleasure in simplicity and hedonistic devotion to rumpled comfort, just to observe.
And there was a healthy dose of the core values Nicole Farhi is loved for: soft, sophisticated colouring; luxe tactile textures; a distinctively grown-up approach to fashion.
Designer Haider Ackermann -- a favorite of fashion-plate Lady Gaga and of many fashion editors for his distinctively feminine draping -- is profiled.
Links with the Middle East intensified, and some distinctively Mesopotamian motifs and objects were briefly in fashion in Egypt.
Lucie Porges, on the other hand, despite a successful career in fashion design in Manhattan, never lost her distinctively European flair.
Sake, a product as distinctively Japanese as sumo wrestling and kimonos, has fallen brutally out of fashion.
A generation of editors and journalists, this one included, grew up with a view of fashion in the 1980s and '90s that was informed by the distinctively florid voice of Ms. Klensch.
Then there's the gaggle of pretty young things who all seem to make Wu's distinctively arty-pretty look their own, from Alexa Chung and Reese Witherspoon to Natalie Portman, Diane Kruger, Michelle Williams and fashion's current obsession, model-slash-actress Elisa Sednaoui--and that's just a smattering of those who've worn Wu in the last three months.
