Sentence examples for outdated fashions from inspiring English sources

More slightly outdated fashions were available at the A.P.C. surplus store in Montmartre.

Editors at Scholastic updated some of the references to technology and outdated fashions in the reissued books.

Charles Baudelaire noticed it in 1859, as a "ghostly piquancy," apropos of outdated fashion plates.

Sara stays in bed and dozes or looks at outdated fashion magazines.

Trinny Woodall has issued some rather outdated fashion advice for what to wear to the office Christmas party, including the stark warning that women shouldn't wear anything revealing for fear of damaging their career prospects.

To them, Brighton Beach, in the eastern part of Brooklyn's Coney Island peninsula, is a place frozen in time -- a Brezhnev-era closed world, one full of sour looks, suspicion, and hopelessly outdated fashion.

With the more sporty brands like Aubin & Wills and Rugby, it also represents a slightly outdated way of dressing; the high street consumer is more switched on about fashion now.

Because I grew up, and because cargo shorts are a ridiculous and outdated form of "fashion".

Those prices, particularly on the higher end, will be hard to justify for what is still at its core a mobile device that will quickly become outdated, unlike pure fashion pieces that are timeless.

In 2014, self-differentiation takes forms other than outdated hippie and punk fashion; students dressed like that today are probably headed for a Halloween party.

The background is black, with photos falling from the top of the screen to the bottom (flourish!), and generally speaking, the whole application seems as outdated and out of fashion as the Kodak brand itself.