Sentence examples for light outerwear from inspiring English sources
That's terrific news for most frequent travelers, who have been envious of the relatively small number of select fliers who are so far able to use PreCheck, which allows preapproved travelers to use special security lanes when flying on participating airlines at 40 airports, without having to take laptops out of bags or remove shoes, belts, light outerwear and some other articles.
Land in a PreCheck line and you can leave on your shoes, belt and light outerwear.
Plus, you'll get to keep on your shoes, light outerwear, and belt, and also leave your liquids and laptop in your carry-on.
Senior citizens will now be allowed to leave their shoes and light outerwear on, and will be allowed an extra pass through the full-body scanners before having to undergo a pat-down.
Grounded in a palette of black and gray, the 16-piece holiday collection features Lauren's eternally rumpled take on knit lounge pants, herringbone trousers with zippered pockets, long-sleeve Henleys, thermal crewnecks and light outerwear pieces including a flight jacket and a hooded pullover.
Mr. Hayes's self-titled 2011 debut album is sneaky, though: basically a savvy teen-pop heartache opus in light Music Row outerwear.
DUVETICA, a young Italian outerwear label, is a stylish new choice for light-as-air puffers and vests.
Originally rolled out when Uniqlo launched back in the 1970s, it's evolved from a standalone coat into a piece of layering kit and shape into something lighter, less padded and more discreet to be worn underneath outerwear, a redesign which has pushed it into Uniqlo's five bestselling items of the year.
The show followed the exact template of "Tom" presentations: Outerwear, strong and body conscious, with a sexy vibe; pause; dim the lights; evening wear, soft, bondage-wrapped, with full-on sexiness.
The ultrabright, white light that formed the backdrop at Cerruti offered a tantalizing glimpse of the workmanship condensed into the torrent of streamlined outerwear.
