Sentence examples for dress setting from inspiring English sources

I soon had a yellow star on my dress, setting me apart from many of my childhood friends.

But Heidi Agan, a spot-on Kate Middleton lookalike, took New York City by storm on Friday morning in a perfect blue Issa dress, setting off a frenzy in Times Square as she alighted a car looking ravishingly royal.

Late '60s and early '70s bohemian pieces, like this Capri Island-inspired day dress, set the tone.

Working girls, she says, slavishly imitate the styles of dress set by their fashionable sisters.

Brigitte's arrival, in pointedly virginal white dress, sets up any number of possibilities for later.

When it gets right down to it, it is the party of the "Valentino" dress set.

Special attention is given to the play of light on the woman's velvet dress, set off by the dark landscape behind her.

"The durbaans, with their traditional dress, set a certain expectation for foreign visitors: That they are about to start an India experience, that they are not just entering a set of revolving doors.

"I've never done the pre-Raphaelites before," said Anna Sui before her show, where the russet color of model Karen Elson's hair and the 19th-century wallpaper-print chiffon dress set the tone of a charming show.

The abrupt realism of the procuress's face suggests an actual woman looking out through a hole in the canvas, and the sonorous yellow of the prostitute's dress sets off an eruption of beauty.

In her serene living room, Ms. Hallingby wore a simple, light blue dress set off by diamond earrings and the kind of heavy bejeweled rings that leave a funny feeling when you shake hands.