Sentence examples for modes of dressing from inspiring English sources

The collarless Mao jacket, the tunic-over-slim trousers silhouette: many codes of the Armani brand have their roots in the fact that this designer of expensive suits for footballers and politicians also has a strong interest in Eastern modes of dressing.

Young people of all races are using "black" modes of dressing, dancing, walking and talking adopted from hip-hop videos.

Men and women have distinct modes of dressing, different work and educational opportunities, and different expectations when it comes to following ritual practices.  .

NEWARK MUSEUM "Power Dressing: Men's Fashion and Prestige in Africa" surveys traditional modes of dress among African men.

The modes of dress of tribal Indians are exceedingly varied and can be, as among certain Naga groups, quite ornate.

Mr Hollobone admitted that "freedom of choice" was the strongest argument against his proposal, but said: "It is not an issue about different modes of dress.

In like manner, modes of dress in the South Asian subcontinent have been a source of inspiration to some of the countries of Southeast Asia and of the East Indian archipelago.

Although the images served above all as souvenirs for visitors to contemporary Japan, they documented aspects of life, modes of dress and accoutrements — like those of the samurai — that were fast disappearing.

The Joyces, though their manners and modes of dress mark them as creatures of another, perhaps more refined age, are immediately recognizable in their loneliness, their cynicism and their thwarted desire to connect and to feel.

He cleaved his collection into eight distinct sections - a complication notion, but it served the purpose, namely to highlight messages evoked through individual modes of dress and embellishment that may otherwise have been scrambled in the giddy mix of models.

He hated and despised certain foods, makes of automobiles, music, manners of speech and modes of dress, radio comedians, and, later on, television personalities, along with the usual assortment of races and classes it was customary to hate and despise in his day (though perhaps not as thoroughly as he did).