Sentence examples for ethnic clothes from inspiring English sources

Attempts to reopen lodes of ethnic clothes, part of a nostalgia for the 1960's, seemed halfhearted.

Some take great pains to hide their ethnic identities by not wearing their ethnic clothes and by changing their accents.

It was more about practicality and comfort than a styled look - dungarees, larger T-shirts and more ethnic clothes.

"Her real contribution was introducing ethnic clothes for that late 60's, rich hippie period," said the fashion designer Zandra Rhodes.

Her cravings for ethnic clothes, chunky jewelry and artwork landed her in $60,000 of credit-card debt and bankruptcy several years ago.

When Williams says that Batmanghelidjh hasn't changed, she doesn't merely mean that she was always a big girl who wore the bright ethnic clothes and elaborate turbans that make her instantly recognisable – although, as it happens, she was.

Back in town, bike or walk to Taec, an excellent non-profit museum where exhibitions showcase Laos's ethnic groups' clothes and crafts (entry £2.50).

In at least one election year, 1986, he donned ethnic Moroccan clothes, mounted a camel and rode to the central square to declare, "In 20 years all of Schaerbeek will look like this unless you vote for me," Mr. Chairi recalled.

We share the same heritage and values". Ethnic-inspired clothes gave way to wrists wrapped with cuff bracelets or multiple bangles that translated into a cuff effect.

In 2008, "bohemian", a colourful, tousled fusion of Gypsy, ethnic and vintage clothes, was the look that celebrities chose to wear.

Citing all sorts of other influences, from the cut of ethnic Korean male clothes to that country's traditional hats, the designer put together a show that was striking, if a little too literal in its flower effects.