Sentence examples for padded coat from inspiring English sources
For example, last winter I was living in New York and it became so cold I bought, in an afternoon of frostbitten despair, a floorlength padded coat that made me more look more Glo-Worm than human.
To that end, he lured us to a buggy grove in the botanical gardens at Vincennes, where his barefoot models, all tender as the grass, stood soulfully among the trees, dressed mostly in flaccid whites, though a stiffly padded coat, suitable for a Druidic rite, was hand-embroidered with sacred symbols and sayings from "Siddhartha": "There is no reality except that which is contained within us".
Same with the new padded coat.
The padded coat you want is, in fact, rather grand.
At its most basic level, the rise of the padded coat is the inevitable climax of a year when fashion has been outplayed by sportswear and athleisure.
Thakoon's red and blue quilted jackets were contenders as they boasted peplums (trend tick) and New York is the spiritual home of the padded coat.
One or two suggest a padded coat- hanger (but shaggy with threads, like a dress stitched up for alterations), or again a group of sprouting fronds, playing in an aquarium.
Burberry had beautifully sculpted padded coats, as did Marios Schwab.
Red padded coats Spoiler alert but post-The Girl On The Train, we're looking at the It item of the season in a whole new light.
All the clothing seemed to be coming undone or to be slightly askew -- padded coats pulling apart at the shoulder seams, tromp l'oeil ribbed sweaters with buttoned bra fastenings in back, even chic asymmetrical leather skirts or exaggerated, thick-waistband trousers peeking out from under generous tunics.
By the late Middle Ages, men were clad in cloth suits--tights, close-fitting doublet, padded short coat, fitted and padded sleeves, and codpiece--that imitated armor "in flowing stiff abstract shapes around the body, finally culminating in the starched ruff at the neck, a kind of armor-like abstraction of the shirt-collar".
