Sentence examples for popular garment from inspiring English sources

That perplexingly popular garment isn't the only one with roots in Middle Eastern dress that's making a splash this summer.

Buddhist monks were filmed throwing stones at the storage centre of popular garment chain Fashion Bug in a suburb of the capital on Thursday night.

The hooded sweatshirt has become a popular garment in recent years presumably due to passing styles as well as its usefulness and warmth.

Smocks have also been popular garments for pregnant women.

But the efforts to garner votes through fashion appeal may be futile, as the increasingly popular garments could be considered more ephemera than political statement, in the vein of Che Guevara t-shirts that are worn "ironically" by Westerners who may or may not understand the revolutionary history of the Marxist icon.

None actually wear the burka, the all-encompassing and more restrictive garment popular in Afghanistan.

By Alan Feldman and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, January 13 , 1940P. 11 In one of the most popular bars in the garment center, a place frequented by wholesalers and buyers, it is customers to offer one's guest the best rye the house carries, a brand known to both patrons and bartenders as Hymie Walker.

In the 18th century luxury metals and ivory largely replaced fabric, although embroidered buttons in designs to complement particular garments were popular.

The clothing worn by highland Indian women is a throwback to colonial times, when the Spaniards obligated the Indians to abandon their traditional dress and wear the garments then popular in Spain.

Called sulus, these sarong-like garments are popular fashion statements for women and men alike.

Laser equipment are becoming widely popular in textile, leather and garment industries due to the advantage of accuracy, efficiency, simplicity and the scope of automation (Kan et al. 2010; Lu et al. 2010; Sutcliffe et al. 2000).