Sentence examples for flat laces from inspiring English sources

A couple of tugs of the thin flat laces and the vacuum seal was complete.

John Galliano showed flat lace-up black boots at Dior, and at Chanel thigh-high boots alternated with leg warmers.

A little after 10 p.m., Santigold took to the stage dressed in a demure peach tulle dress by Rodarte for Target, lace-patterned tights and flat lace-up booties.

Zebra is the latest animal print for prowling the urban jungle, thanks to the cult stylist Katie Grand's new collection of flat lace-ups and day bags for Hogan.

Catherine MacLeod, a curator at the gallery, said the flat lace collar in the portrait was an early-17th-century fashion, which suggested that the portrait was painted no earlier than 1600.

The show opened with a navy overcoat with pink embroidery snaking around its front and cinched with a thin metallic belt, styled with grey tailored trousers and flat lace-up shoes.

But in her flight gear — a jumpsuit or jodhpurs ("breeks"); flat, lace-up knee boots; a white shirt and a man's tie; a bomber jacket or a leather coat — she seems, at least by the codes of this century, flagrantly androgynous.

Ribbon and twill are the most historically accurate forms of lacing, but flat lacing and cable cord hold up better in the long-term.

That's why the most stylish festival goers like Vanessa Hudgens and Kate Bosworth always go for flat ankle boots or flat lace up sandals.

Slip on a pair of ballet flats, lace-up oxfords, or sneakers that match your outfit.

Here the artist strives to capture the personal style and spirit of the sitter, who is shown as a dashing young man with curling blond hair and moustache wearing typical Dutch clothing — sober and black — with a flat, expensive lace collar over his coat suggesting that he is a man of wealth and taste.