Sentence examples for fashion demands from inspiring English sources

Ms Chazal refused, for instance, to present the news standing up, as contemporary television fashion demands.

Fashion demands the latest, the freshest, and yet is forever looking down its own navel to see what's been done.

Catalogs might require what he called "overly dramatic expressions," but real fashion "demands something behind the emoting".

And while closed-toe canvas shoes may be suitable in some areas, they may not fit with the weather or fashion demands of many markets.

In her many years of catering to the fashion demands of the bluegrass society set, Ms. Miller has seen a lot of unusual ensembles, apart from the brazen pastel suits and frothy hats that are so common in horse country.

ANDREA ZITTEL Confronted with the fashion demands of working in an art gallery (Pat Hearn's gallery in SoHo, in the early nineteen-nineties), Andrea Zittel conceived a sartorial system that evolved into "A-Z Personal Uniforms," an integral part of her design-for-living/living-for-design oeuvre.

As "the carry trade" falls out of fashion, demand for the yuan declines and its exchange rate depreciates.

Rendezvous' editor, Marcus Mabry, a New Yorker who lives in London, in typically unsporting American fashion, demanded to get in the first word: In London you often do not get what you pay for!

In fact, creative approaches to meet high frequency of fashion demand do not necessarily require more resources.

But here in the shop, unlike the museum, the thought did occur that such fashions demand a very slim shape.

If, as an ambitious fashion increasingly demands, those initially attractive qualities were real independence and integrity, the tragedy of their fall is the greater.