Sentence examples similar to feel fashioned from inspiring English sources

It was a moment in which you could feel fashion's centre of gravity shift in Siriano's direction.

On a larger scale, it speaks to how I feel fashion should be: free-formed, personal, and personable -- easily molded and shaped by those who love and employ it.

If you really feel fashion, or have them, put on some white, sandy-colored or brown wedges or sandals.

Shari's not the only Christian who feels fashion is a very important subject for believers to address.

Needleman snagged a rare interview with the notoriously press-shy, visionary Japanese designer Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons, who speaks frankly about where she feels fashion is today, and where she's going.

I feel old fashioned that I had to be told that.

They feel re-fashioned for who they are now without trying to revisit past victories.

Really, the Mail's analysis doesn't feel like fashion commentary at all.

This animosity, though, assumed epic proportions, as Drake, with her insiders feel for fashion-world cattiness, shows in splendid detail.

MS. SARAFPOUR: There are some times when you feel like fashion isn't that big in the broader scheme of the world.

Many great designers are incorporating ethical elements into design practices but don't overtly advertise this because they feel sustainable fashion gets a bad aesthetic rap.