Sentence examples for mind the clothes from inspiring English sources
Photograph: Lakruwan Wanniarachchi/AFP/Getty Images 11.28am BST Never mind the clothes, what about the hair and make-up!
Never mind the clothes; here true preppy style is displayed by wearing one's disdain on one's sleeve.
Sofia Coppola's dress was from last season, a style crime on a par with tapered jeans in the US; in the UK, heck, we are just grateful for an American celebrity, never mind the clothes.
Now, she has more real estate and better cars than the Gates and Buffets, never mind the clothes.
To my mind, the clothes are a little unsettling: hulky shapes, textured and shiny fabrics, long, articulated black leather gloves that suggest robot arms.
If you don't mind damaging the clothes, you can even add some fur highlights along the limbs or your back, too, by gluing fur in strips where you want it.
But the prime minister's enigmatic confidence increasingly calls to mind the emperor's new clothes.
And several writers, including myself and Hillary Alexander of The Daily Telegraph of London, objected, saying the enforced modesty of the clothes brought to mind the Taliban, then in the news for its oppressive treatment of women.
The show would turn out to be the last before Fashion Week was canceled on Tuesday, and so it seems churlish now to point out that the clothes brought to mind the late 1970's style of Jean Muir.
But while there were some good uptown day clothes that brought to mind the style of Best & Company, which only a few people will remember anyway, the horsy theme galloped off with the collection.
