Sentence examples for jumpsuit from inspiring English sources

The orange jumpsuit was displayed with Native American jewellery and belt, in silver and turquoise; each mannequin in the exhibit wore Apfel's signature owlish glasses.

Much like Sotloff and Foley before him, Haines is pictured wearing an orange jumpsuit.

The bride's handlebars were resplendent with cream flowers; she wore a practical ish) jumpsuit for the task.

Dressed in a silver jumpsuit, with her face covered in little stars, she and her friends had been doing a cosmetics promotion.

It's difficult to do so when we're bombarded with images telling us we'll never be perfect, but the length of our skirts or our decision to wear a one-piece bright gold spandex jumpsuit are powerful statements about our right to take up space in this world and to use our clothes to show our identity, not yours.

Guitarist Laurie Vincent, 22, is darning turn-ups on to the orange jumpsuit he'll wear onstage.

This included some of Apfel's collection of exquisite pieces by rarified Paris and New York designers: there was a coat of multicoloured rooster, duck and fowl feathers by Jean-Louis Scherrer from 1962, and an orange jumpsuit by Geoffrey Beene from the early 80s.

One ruched navy-blue gown, with consummately crafted folds on the bodice, was half red-carpet goddess dress, half palazzo pant, while a jumpsuit mixed a slim-fit leg with a wider one.

Once she paired an eccentric Frida Kahlo-style necklace by Tatty Devine with a floral jumpsuit and silver shoes.

A year ago the mayor, Deedee Corradini, resplendent in a flame-orange jumpsuit, accepted the Olympic flag at the end of the Nagano Winter Olympics.

The deck hand, clad in something resembling an orange jumpsuit, would bash them with a club to finish them off as they flopped around.