Sentence examples for posh clothes from inspiring English sources

Will Corbyn become ever more comfortable in posh clothes at elite occasions?

Apart from concealer, I don't wear make-up daily: for me, make-up is part of putting on posh clothes.

But as scorn poured upon him — he is in fact posh and frequently wears posh clothes — he said that he would wear a morning suit after all.

But then, literally overnight, Tom conforms, becomes Matthew's best mate, and best man, even dons the uniform of oppression (posh clothes).

"I'd been to nightclubs before, like Scandals, but you had to put on posh clothes and loads of hair lacquer, get yourself up like Anita Dobson, just to sit in a velvet booth and listen to Kylie Minogue".

We also met a riter called Conrad Joseph who was boasting about how he had rittun a book called "The Nigger of the Narcissus" and I told him that wuznt very nice and he could have used the word Negro and he'd be better off salling posh clothes that Mr Eisman could by me.

Inspired by what Giannini referred to as activewear – a posh word for clothes to exercise in – this was sportswear but done in a Gucci way.

A recent print campaign for the Marc Jacobs Collection shows Victoria Beckham, née Posh Spice, wearing Marc Jacobs clothes and sunglasses and emerging from boxes and bags that bear his name — she is a human product, wrapped.

According to his friend Derek Marlowe, who wrote the best-selling novel "A Dandy in Aspic," "Tom goes to some very posh places for his clothes, but he finds it hard to orchestrate all his gear into a sartorial unity.

The Co-op crockery, the aspirational telly, the pouffed clothes for posh, the pubs-shut atmosphere: all bring back the scent of white bread and margarine, if not madeleines.

Even when she was Posh Spice she wore great clothes.