Sentence examples for old fashions from inspiring English sources

Jewelry by Elizabeth A. Clark from Jersey City and Elise Winters from Haworth is moderately and pleasingly eccentric, especially a pair of hair sticks by Ms. Clark that seem like an anachronism and then again not: wearing sticks in one's hair might seem old-fashioned, but old fashions are being revived.

"Like the old facades or the old fashions.

Wait long enough, and all the old fashions come back.

Old fashions often come back in style, but soil mites have taken this aphorism to the extreme.

As an older, married woman, pregnant with her first baby, she wishes she could talk to her younger self and tell her that 'she will outgrow old fashions and slip effortlessly into something new'.

Old fashioned.

So old fashioned.

How very old fashioned".

Good old fashioned email!

But flags are so … old fashioned.

Just some good old fashioned playground posturing.