Sentence examples for fanciful outfits from inspiring English sources
But their fanciful outfits are distracting.
The Belgian designer was dressed as far as could be imagined from the fanciful outfits of his precursor, John Galliano, wearing, symbolically, a denim jacket from Helmut Lang, the founding father of minimalist fashion.
Dennis's pastel pictures combine floral and architectural imagery, imagining fanciful greenhouses outfitted with antic details.
The dancer, dressed in a fanciful Regency outfit designed by Mary Katrantzou, gets up from her orange fibreglass chair (one of several deliberate incongruities) and struts her stuff.
In those days she took to giving fanciful names to her outfits.
When Gualtiero, the tenor Paul Groves, first appears, wearing a tacky outfit with thick brown boots (the fanciful costumes are by Dunya Ramicova), he addresses his people (here, the audience) through a microphone, with henchmen in sunglasses and slick suits at his sides.
The two artists are dressed in changing, layered outfits, distinct yet similar in their whimsical elements: detailed embroidery, rich hues, chunky knits, fanciful hats and, for swimming, plain white undergarments.
