Sentence examples for kid leather from inspiring English sources
noun
Leather made from the skin of a kid.
Brigham Young was tough as nails — and soft as kid leather.
Kid leather, made from goatskin, is used for women's dress shoes and men's slippers.
He adores those kid leather button shoes, even if the other children can be perfectly beastly.
They are fantastical creations of fig bark and rooster feathers, spotted python and blood-red kid leather.
If you happen to pick out a long white shirt in the show, it's made of kid leather.
Her beautifully modeled head and delicate (repainted) hands are bisque, while the body is made of kid leather.
Tom Ackler looked at Queeda, who was tracing an arc in the dirt with the toe of her kid-leather boot.
And for that trendy, bankable Prada touch, there were flower-etched bags and kid-leather socks in pink, white or gold with beefed-up Japanese sandals.
In one photograph, she dons a black wool top hat from nineteen-sixties England a piece plucked straight from Savile Row and pairs it with a sleek satin tuxedo, kid-leather gloves, and a modern silk ruff by the Detroit-based milliner Leza Piazza.
Bejeweled with two diamond clips in her hair, diamonds dripping from her ears, a triple strand of pearls the size of grapes circling her unlined neck and a bracelet of diamonds wrapped around her arm, which is encased in a long white kid-leather glove, Rose is whispering in her son's ear.
Popular accessories for the bride of the Victorian era include a cameo, embroidered handkerchiefs, silk stockings, white kid-leather gloves, and flat or brocade one-inch heels.
