Sentence examples for loan clothes from inspiring English sources
By persuading designers to loan clothes to prominent socialites and celebrities, who are then photographed wearing the clothes not only in Vogue but more general-interest magazines like People and Us, which in turn influence what buyers want, some in the industry believe Wintour is exerting too much control over it, especially since she is not involved in making or producing clothes herself.
Ms. Diehl approached Princess a few years ago after seeing her at nightclubs and offered to make her clothes either free or on loan.
In the once-prestigious streets in the centre, the few remaining prestige shops to have survived from the 1970s appear to be struggling in a sea of bookmakers, cheap loans providers, discount clothes stores and open-all-hours pubs.
It was cheap: designers often loaned their clothes free of charge in exchange for a credit (and still do).
She is phoning her designers and is also informing the general public that she will no longer accept loans of clothes from fashion designers.
"It's interesting that Wonga has realised that it's not appropriate to advertise these loans on clothes worn by people who aren't even old enough to do maths lessons," she said.
At Karnes and Dilley, children are loaned street clothes and can attend a makeshift school.
"M's" defence was essentially that he'd loaned the clothes and accessories so that "A" could live out his wildest sexual fantasies in them.
None of this had been included on financial disclosure forms; the non-reporting of loans under $10,000 in liability was in violation of a voluntary agreement the White House had made in 1982, while not reporting more valuable loans or clothes not returned was a possible violation of the Ethics in Government Act.
Tech Mahindra belongs to the Mahindra group, a sprawling conglomerate that sells everything from sport-utility vehicles and tractors to housing loans and baby clothes.
"It's all about the real, warm customer service that's so important in a small business," said Ms. Day, who has even loaned her own clothes to clients.
