Sentence examples for fashion preference from inspiring English sources

Mr. Krulwich, whose fashion preference is the rumpled look, gives Mr. Simmons's emphasis on clothes and on what's "new and hot" a friendly sociological spin.

Asked his fashion preference, he put on a serious face and replied: "I want something shiny and snazzy, something that would make me look like a millionaire.

While this may seem like a Continental fashion preference, like bathing topless, or possibly the result of some chic French bureaucrat's disdain for American-style boxers, it is explained as an issue of cleanliness.

Her choices have been regarded as representing simplicity, modesty and purity -- and indeed the young queen was sentimental with an "uncluttered fashion preference," according to costume historian Kay Staniland.

Remain flexible as to your fashion preference until you're established in the field.

Women in Clothes is their survey of the fashion preferences of 639 women, of different ages, social classes from around the world.

The film's flinching heroine is Mona (Jessica Alba), an obsessive-compulsive 20-something with the fashion preferences of a 12-year-old.

ELIZABETH HAYT Correction: June 21, 2000, Wednesday A brief report on Sunday about the fashion preferences of Andre Royo, an actor, misspelled the name of a singer with a hairstyle similar to his.

The counterargument is real, and serious: the women who wear the veil are choosing to wear it, and to censor their choice in favor of what are merely our own fashion preferences is itself a form of oppression.

"I've waited for six months to get a glimpse of her clothes," said one of many women who called The Post last week, wanting to know more about Mrs. Carter's fashion preferences.

Tribes no longer change their style from season to season based on, say, designer edicts or what the magazines show, but instead, they filter snatches of ideas through the lens of their particular life styles, values and fashion preferences.