Sentence examples for models the clothes from inspiring English sources

As one editor said, expressing the show's schizophrenic styling: "Even on the models, the clothes look fattening.

Buried within an otherwise uneven and much-maligned film, there is a treasured, true-blue fashion-show sequence -- adding up to perhaps eight minutes of film -- that gets it all: the expectancy, the drama, the setting, the lighting, the music, the staging, the models, the clothes, the crowd, the critics, the really, really dumb hats.

No matter how much you stylise your models, the clothes need to fit the human body.

But he also liked to model the clothes himself; his physique was elfin.

In some kind of pageant of family fashion vérité, Lucas will model the clothes, and we'll follow.

Pastel-painted 1950s refrigerator doors front the dressing rooms, salvaged neon signs decorate the walls, and midcentury mannequins model the clothes at the wittily time-warped shop.

The designers, Patternity, brought in local young men to model the clothes for a window advertising campaign that wouldn't be out of place in any style magazine.

She then trained to be a mannequin and modelled the clothes for prospective buyers at a shop in Poland Street, in Soho, and learned secretarial skills in Knightsbridge.

Miss Leighton traipsing about looking wry and motherly, knocking back brandies and making rueful little moues of despair, modelled the clothes splendidly.

She would model the clothes for him, changing in front of him, taking things off, bending over, as he watched; he would demand it.

Seeing the statuesque Ms. Scott at the end of the show, the French editor Olivier Zahm remarked, "She should model the clothes herself".