Sentence examples for of Victorian looking from inspiring English sources
Wear kind of Victorian looking clothes.
In Carroll, the other side of the Victorian looking glass shows us a hallucinatory and satiric version of the normal side.
I also liked the surprising use of boyish plaid in the midst of all those flounces and Victorian looking florals.
Coco Chanel became popular and influential by offering women a modern look, an alternative to the turn of the century post-Victorian looks that no longer resonated with young progressive women of the 1920s.
Or rather, one Lawrence Alma-Tadema of Victorian-looking young women with apple-flushed cheeks incongruously soaking in an ancient Roman plunge bath seems like another William Blake Richmond of Victorian-looking men and women together in an antique gymnasium, except, perhaps, for the homoeroticism of the latter, a leitmotif elsewhere, too.
Her inspirations for the set included Federalist architecture; White House interiors; the Victorian looks of the rock band Panic at the Disco; the diviest bars in Williamsburg, Brooklyn; and American pop culture.
San Francisco has a long history restricting housing to maintain the quaint Victorian look of the Bay.
Oddly enough, it's the curves and flourishes of Victorian furniture that look freshest now, providing just the right antidote to the high-minded seriousness of modern.
That was the most pressing question of the Technical Challenge in which the dozen bakers were asked to recreate Mary's Walnut Cake, a great feat of Victorian engineering which looked like it had been iced with bathroom tiling grout.
Suspended before it was the cut-out of a top-hatted man in Victorian garb looking like a drawing from Edward Lear.
