Sentence examples for lace number from inspiring English sources

It has jewelry on it!" Ms. McIver dangled a bright blue lace number with fetching bedazzlements.

One had on a red and black lace number with granny shoes that Mr. Long described as something "she might have picked up at Reminiscence".

The Mummy star braved the chilly temperatures in London's West End in a strapless cream lace number by Michael Kors while Williams chose a peacock dress by Burberry and Kunis picked a brown checked gown with ruffles.

And Lucinde's lover, referred to throughout as "that fabulous Mr. Léandre," is indeed resplendent in the one outfit Moliére might recognize, a velvet and lace number complete with a flourishable chapeau, which Chivas Michael flourishes in grand style.

Seth Meyers, the evening's host, turned Mr. Jacobs's black lace number — the Comme des Garcon shirt dress he wore at the recent Costume Institute party, over white boxers — into comic material.

Look for a lace number in your nearest dresser drawer or in the lingerie department.

Others with deeper pockets choose ready-made styles, and the most sought after are unabashedly racy, including slinky Harlowesque satin dresses that cling at the hips, cowled gowns with cleavage-baring fronts, slinky jerseys crisscrossed front and back by a filigree of slender straps and lace numbers so wispy they could double as lingerie.

After a quick costume change - shedding the beaded gold gown for a black lace sleeveless number - Conchita quickly made her way to the winner's press conference.

Photographed by James Macari and titled "Madam President," it features a model in a red sheath dress in the Oval Office; in a gray lace-sleeved number, speaking from behind a lectern with the presidential seal; and in a narrow black trouser suit, amid a walk-and-talk briefing surrounded by American flags and Secret Service men in what looks like the Capitol.

You might remember the original from the 1970s: an odd, square-toed, lace-up number, with a "negative" or "minus" heel.

My editor and I deemed my first pick of corsets ― a white, theatrical-looking lace-up number with hardware ― too ridiculous to actually wear in the real world.