Sentence examples for fitted tailored from inspiring English sources

The prefall suit has three buttons and is "much more fitted, tailored and body-conscious," said McCartney at last night's presentation.

In today's world men's pants are often more fitted, "tailored" if you will, quite opposite of men in the 90's.

Dandy Beau Brummell (1778 - 1840) is credited with creating the modern 3-piece suit with full-length trousers replacing shorter breeches, fitted, tailored clothes, and downplaying flamboyant color in favor of more muted, "masculine" tones.

Try on the costume to make sure it fits, tailor the costume for a better fit, if needed.

The first nightgowns were cut loose like the Japanese originals, but in the late 18th century they became more fitted and tailored like coats.

Some body shapes look good in flowing garments, while others look good in fitted or tailored garments.

The message sent to the people of the region is loud and clear: either a made to fit democracy tailored to our needs and likes, or a dictator, odious though he may be.

FINANCIAL TIMES Intersection: Keeping Cool on Wall St.  |  Jose De Haro skips the suit on most days, but pays special attention to fit and tailoring when dressing for his broadcast job on Wall Street.

Constança Basto's penchant for sexy, fitted tops and tailored, low-slung trousers may be classically Brazilian, but her understated approach to dressing is not.

Today, the refinery industry asks for "tailored, fit for purpose" hydroprocessing catalysts to meet their commercial goals.

You can find standard, straight fitting shirts, or tailored, "girly" fit shirts that taper around the waist and bust.