Sentence examples for looks fitting for a from inspiring English sources
Some of Fielder's hair is highlighted, and the orange-and-black color looks fitting for a new Tiger.
A pair of nude silk slippers looks fit for a duchess or a Park Avenue princess.
Made of gold damask, and inspired by Hindu costume, the outfit looks fit for a doge.
Try: "That crème brûlée looks fit for a king — or someone who didn't report you to the health department".
The incorporation of kimono sleeves on jackets and flat origami folds on skirts was a nice understated way to include Japonisme into the collection and the long metallic evening gowns with swirling rococo embroidery looked fit for a modern princess.
The tower, planned for 41 W 57th St., gained the nickname "The Khaleesi" among Gage's staff, and really does look fit for a dragon-taming queen.
Her wavy, dishevelled party hair looked fit for an 80s coming-of-age movie, while the plate of chips was the cunning accessory that defused the posh-privilege aspect of it all.
Even the drainage looks fit for the Louvre".
The 11-page photo spread showcases Electra in a number of sexy and sultry looks, fitting for the author of a self-help book titled "How to Be Sexy".
He looks fit and healthy for an 82-year-old watching telly.
He looks fit and healthy for an 82-year-old watching TV.
