Sentence examples for dressing head from inspiring English sources

She tells a terrific story of dressing head to toe in 1850s period costume for her casting call with Quentin Tarantino.

Rather than blanketing half of Hollywood, which is what Dior has done so effectively, Ghesquière and Vuitton seem to be going for friends and fashion independents, women who go their own way when it comes to what they wear, as much as you can say that about anyone who is dressing head to toe in a single designer.

Sure, it may generate money for establishments that cater to obnoxiously rich people, or couples who love dressing head to toe in matching Ferrari outfits, but mostly it's an unwanted yearly invasion of our beloved city by tourists who think they're the first ones to rev the engine of a Lamborghini at a red light.

Rather than dressing head-to-toe in Gucci sport luxe and hanging courtside with Drake and James Franco, she's to be found gurgling like a female Tom Waits all over this prowling, crepuscular number from obscure New York producer Son Lux.

I'm a guy so rather than dressing head-to-toe in Juicy Couture sweats I dropped my last $300 at American Apparel on stuff I wouldn't be caught dead in anywhere else, but which made me feel like a king among zombies in my fancy Connecticut rehab.

If there were a planet where symmetry and beauty and cool-headed judgment reigned, its citizens would be dressed head to toe in Proenza Schouler.

It was hard to miss the young woman dressed head to toe in teal.

Visitors may wonder who died, so many New Yorkers are dressed head to toe in black.

One woman, dressed head to toe in Cucinelli, worked on a still-life.

An example: I saw a woman dressed head to toe in Pepto-Bismol pink.

University students dressed head to toe in black and women went to work wearing black ribbons.