Let's narrow it to three: A, B and C — the self-canceling "Phantom Tollbooth" sentence, Megan Amram's blasphemous mash-up of fabric body-sheaths and Tennyson's perfectly Tennysonian Tennysonianism.
Almost every garment uses a fairly simple technique, like tacking scissor-cut squares of fabric to a navy sheath or doing the top half of a navy wool tunic dress in sheer navy knit.
Herein, we demonstrate application of coaxial electrospinning to fabric starch-based core-sheath compound fibers as a bacterial cells' carrier.
A mellow palette of muted blues, pinks and grays contrasted perfectly with metallic fabrics and sequined sheaths that were layered and draped beautifully.
Don a colorful sheath of African fabric (loaned at the entrance), and enter this rollicking room full of food stations, guys grilling meats, a bone-throwing "fortune teller," mind-blowing dancers, and lively instructional drummers.
The inclusion of drape-front vests, cowlneck tops and loose fabric billowing from the back of sheath dresses helped to give the clothing a sense of movement and femininity.
Properties of bicomponent spunbond fabrics made from polypropylene core and polyethylene sheath, combining tensile strength and spinnability of polypropylene, and softness and drapeability of polyethylene are discussed.
A simple black sheath may be lined with leopard fabric, for example; a plain tweed coat with lipstick-red satin.
Wrapped Coast (1968-69) shroneed one million square feet of Australian coastline in gauzy fabric, and Valley Curtain (1970-72) strung a gigantic sheath of orange fabric between two Colorado mountain slopes.
The runways today were generally spaced-out, with vinyl and wet-looking fabrics at Pucci, silver sheaths at MaxMara and molded sex garments at Dolce & Gabbana.
