Sentence examples for heritage trend from inspiring English sources

"I think it goes along with a newly restored romance for tailoring, the cut and craftsmanship you see with this current heritage trend," said Scott Schuman, a photographer who has captured men with the hairstyle in London, Paris and New York for his blog, the Sartorialist.

The longline sweatshirt is a long way from the retro-tinged heritage trend that dominated menswear for five years, showing increased interest in streetwear, which dominated 2014: "As a business we have definitely seen a huge transition in customer shopping habits over the last 12 months.

The biker trend peaked in the 1980s, with a bigger fit on the shoulders and arms (much like Michael Jackson's red leather Thriller number), though the recent heritage trend has seen a strong resurgence in demand for the jacket which today enjoys a multi-generational appeal.

With all the emerging heritage trends and talk of the royal wedding, they were no doubt taken with the odes to a pastoral English idyll that many designers led with.

If you like looking at photos of neat compartments in metal boxes full of sandwiches, fruit, hummus and pretzel chips, there are plenty on Pinterest. . 7. Gourmet heritage cuisines: This trend may seem confusing at first, especially named "gourmet heritage cuisines," but it's actually something that's been happening in the L.A. food scene, and elsewhere, for a while now.

And like a large corporate record label buying a small independent one, the "big boys" of that business are not letting the trend for heritage razors pass them by.

Heritage was the key trend of old," says John Mooney, the menswear design director at Asos. "Our customer appears to have a newfound confidence and is buying far more daring product than we ever expected or could have predicted".

Frustrating many history advocates is what they see as the state's failure to recognize the value of maintaining these sites, not only to protect the state's past but also to tap into the burgeoning trend in heritage tourism.

Brian Wilson says: "We've been lucky, in that fashion trends were towards heritage, quality and provenance.

One, the least dance-friendly, is post-Lloyd Webber....Another trend is the Bob Fosse heritage.

Mr. Hackett, the self-styled "Mr. Classic" who has published a book of whimsical comments on the British male's sartorial habits, is the prime example of the latest trend in menswear: inventing heritage.