Sentence examples for making gowns from inspiring English sources

The fashion industry is dementedly precious about entrée to its gilded chambers, and not inclined to look favourably on designers who cut their teeth making gowns out of candy wrappers and stitching costumes for female wrestlers (both challenges Siriano had to master).

(When previewing a new Schlaepfer collection, the designer Marc Jacobs has been known to ask Leuthold, "But Martin, what could I possibly make out of that?") Schlaepfer has a big market for "no-name" couture designers whose stock in trade is making gowns for princesses and queens; last May, Leuthold was working on some exclusive fabrics for the queen of Brunei.

Ortega got his start by making gowns out of his home in La Coruna.

He learnt fast and began making gowns and lingerie in his living room along with his first wife, Rosalia Mera.

Universities that make gowns compulsory and charge for tickets are ignoring the burden those costs can represent to a family.

He introduced Guo to actresses and singers who commissioned her to make gowns for public appearances, and she designed the costumes for "The Palace of Desire," a "Mi Yue -esque Yue -esque hepicne whose Tang princess.

The really gorgeous thing about this trend – I hate that word but what can you do? – is that these exquisite, crafts(wo)man made gowns get seen and enjoyed again.

Polypropylene, the material used to make gowns and drapes, was the most prominent material by weight, followed by cotton.

Here are the only other nine self-made female billionaires on our list: Helped then husband Amancio Ortega make gowns and lingerie in their home; now holds 7% stake in apparel maker Inditex.

To the parents of the children I've made gowns for...and to your children as well...you are amazing NEVER forget that.

The fifth annual Red Carpet Green Dress challenge, which gives designers a chance to see their eco-friendly, sustainably made gowns -- and for the first time this year, tuxedos -- on the Academy Awards red carpet -- opened for submissions on Oct. 11.