Sentence examples for peasant tunics from inspiring English sources
The waiters still wear Russian peasant tunics.
The lady wears astonishing clothes: sandals, woollen stockings fit for a football-player, a man's plush fedora hat perched high on her head, rough tweed suits over odd embroidered waistcoats and peasant tunics.
Lenin's Western suit and his tie demonstrated a dynamic and still open relationship with the West, while Stalin's uniform, resembling a traditional Russian peasant tunic tolstovka, was an iconographic symbol of the society freezing back into conservative and immutable forms.
Boys should wear the peasant tunic from the 2008 medieval party and girls should wear the patched dress Rockhopper brought in 2007.
I find earth tones, peasant skirts, gauzy tunics and the very idea of bralessness to be utterly terrifying.
The ground floor proliferates with patchwork kilims, stacked cubes and teakwood shelving, djellabas, crazily patterned tunics, peasant shirts and dhoti pants and the kinds of gauzy patterned shawls seen coiled around the tawny throats of well-heeled urban nomads.
Intent on doing a little cross-cultural foraging, I wandered toward the tunics, maxidresses and peasant shirts at the Matta boutique.
Replenishing inventories daily or weekly with items inspired by the runways, such fashion chains draw people on the prowl for peasant blouses, street-grazing skirts, tunics and tribal prints, and the kinds of flat sandals meant to complement a raft of maxi-dresses.
Dancers in coarse tunics moved like peasants rather than princes and princesses: their shoulders were tense, their limbs awkwardly angled.
Peasants harvesting in the summer would take off their drab wool tunics and strip down to their linen undershorts.
