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Discover LudwigThe phrase "dress of" can be used in written English
It can be used in various ways, such as: - As a possessive phrase, to indicate the material or origin of a dress. For example: "She wore a dress of silk and lace to the party." - As a descriptive phrase, to describe the style or appearance of a dress. For example: "The bride's dress of flowing white fabric swept down the aisle." - As a prepositional phrase, to indicate what type of dress is being referred to. For example: "The charity event required all guests to wear a dress of a specific color." Example sentence: "The designer created a stunning dress of shimmering gold, which was the highlight of the fashion show."
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The dress of your dreams.
It was about a wedding dress, of course.
The most shocking was the "tear" dress of 1938.
They influenced the language, food, dance and dress of America.
The dress of rabbis never conformed to precise standards.
New fiction: "It was about a wedding dress, of course.
The latter said little, wearing a dress of playing cards.
Star Jones wore a champagne colored cocktail dress of sequins.
She wore a large blue dress of indeterminate designer.
"She adopted the dress of a Tehuana Indian".
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