Sentence examples for fluid fabrics from inspiring English sources
The phrase "fluid fabrics" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe materials that have a flexible or flowing quality, often in the context of fashion or design. Example: "The designer chose fluid fabrics for the evening gown to create an elegant and graceful silhouette."
They were all the designer Rodolfo Paglialunga's way of giving an edge to the bias cuts and fluid fabrics that were the tools of Madeleine Vionnet.
Translated to her brand Atea, this experience manifests itself in clean, modern lines married to easy, fluid fabrics and preppy detailing – creating investment pieces well suited to a working wardrobe, but relaxed enough to be worn almost anywhere.
This cotton has limitations, however, as it has no "give" and can break if used on fluid fabrics, such as stretch knit fabric.
Choose skirts with a flat front, side or back zippers, drop-waists or no waistband if you've a thick waist (or keep if you have a waist to show off), flat-textures with little stretch, and soft, fluid fabrics to float over curves.
"The challenging part is balancing femininity with the sculptural aspects of a typically fluid fabric," says the designer, who used nuanced colors to create a shadowing effect on the garment.
And the other go-to style, that of crisp white tennis shorts, also got some time in the sun, turning up cut out of eyelet cloth at the Moschino Cheap & Chic show or in a fluid fabric in designer Vanessa Bruno's collection.
The West's tenuous hold on the rule of law and its fluid social fabric necessitated the settling of individual and group conflicts by the use of violence and the exercise of physical courage, and the moral dramas and dilemmas arising within this elemental, even primeval, framework lent themselves remarkably well to motion-picture treatment.
Hundskjeften peridotite samples from the Lindås Nappe complex are preserving two fluid-induced fabrics which resulted from two different orogenic events: Grenvillian wall rock fabric (ca. 1,000 Ma) and Caledonian mylonite fabric (ca. 400 Ma).
Tops that fall past the waistline can swallow up some of the leg-length and fluid skirt fabric can hide the short waist.
And lightness is the leitmotif of these collections, where translucent fabrics, fluid layering and cuts that caress the body have dominated the catwalks.
Understanding the behaviour of fluid flow through fabrics of various geometries is essential in order to optimise the manufacturing process and to the design and engineering of intended products.
