Sentence examples for great tailoring from inspiring English sources

Some great tailoring, notably pinstriped jackets that morphed into bustiers, got lost in the teenage fury of baby-doll dresses and junk jewelry.

[Upscale tailor] Patrick Johnson has his own store in New York now and is doing such great tailoring, and it's exciting to see [Melbourne duo] Strateas Carlucci showing on schedule at Men's Fashion Week in Paris.

Like a financial adviser trying to sell you a policy you don't really need, he implored the audience to "think about their children and grandchildren" – not great tailoring for a campaign desperate to enthuse young voters, which is just as well because there were precious few in the audience.

He's a great tailor, a great man, and I want him to thrive".

The quaintly uneven wood floors, the low ceilings, the four fireplaces, the red banquettes: Waverly is like a rumpled, wrinkled dowager who found some late-in-life glamour, who got a great tailor and the best laser peel money could buy.

All it requires is the tendency to assume that what's good for the people you hang out with, the people who seem so impressive in meetings — hey, they're rich, they're smart, and they have great tailors — must be good for the economy as a whole.

We played there last year and found a great tailor.

Urbinati says it doesn't need to be pricey; many dry cleaners have great tailors.

Like all great tailors, Patricia is an expert in alterations, but she also knows when to leave things alone.

Harris explains: "We tailor almost every piece to her fit; not everyone can afford to do that of course, but having a great tailor makes all of the difference".

The houses of the world's greatest tailoring street in London's Mayfair have seen more change than they're comfortable with over the past century.