Sentence examples for fashion position from inspiring English sources
She created the blog Café Mode five years ago and was later offered a fashion position at L'Express, a widely read weekly.
That could be said of the Duchess of Cambridge now, but - as those sunglasses suggest - this exhibition shows that Margaret's contemporary fashion position was closer to that of someone like Kate Moss.
The phrase has become a buzzword during a period when taking delight in clothes with a cheerful disregard for the male gaze has become an increasingly mainstream fashion position: see, the enduring and unexpectedly widespread popularity of dungarees.
He has also held top creative and fashion positions at magazines including Esquire, and the Conde Nast publications Self and L'Uomo Vogue.
The Lexus Intersect space focuses less on vehicles and more on the whole Lexus lifestyle – from food to fashion – positioning itself as a cultural hub more than a showroom.
In an Aggregation, one company–like Wal-Mart usually leads in hierarchical fashion, positioning itself as an intermediary betWal-Mart usuallynd customers.
A shift pioneered by Apple but increasingly championed by all tech firms, it takes its cues from fashion, positioning tablets, computers and software as cultural beacons: stamps that immediately say who you are or, rather, who you aspire to be.
Fashion positions tend to be concentrated in urban areas.
In a business notoriously suspicious of ideas that cannot be expressed in a buzzword or two, fashion may have to revert to its "anti-fashion" position, which was referred to at last year's CFDA as the Real.
Linear mixed model was used to compare best value and PEEP level at best value among four conditions in a pairwise fashion: supine position, normal IAP; supine position, IAH; prone position, normal IAP; and prone position, IAH.
(Heine however reserves, with Kronecker, a special place for arithmetic, treating it in non-formalist fashion; this position may thus be more coherent than Thomae's. See Simons (2009) especially pp. 293-6).
