Sentence examples for ravishing clothes from inspiring English sources

The work of several big-name designers, like Geoffrey Beene, Madeleine Vionnet and Jessie Franklin Turner, famous for her sinuously draped tea gowns, is included, but alas! many of the ravishing clothes are by anonymous creators.

(Why a woman who can afford closets full of the most ravishing clothes cannot afford her own phone is one of the amusing illogics of the movie).

(Why a woman who can afford closets full of the most ravishing clothes cannot afford her own phone is one of the amusing illogics of the movie). She tries to get him to stop using the line so much, to no avail.

The clothes are ravishing, whether they're space-age jumpsuits or slender two-piece suits with bum-freezer jackets, and you wish the designs by Buretti, Korniloff and Yamamoto had been given mini-galleries to themselves.

Featuring a mythic shoemaker, a journey into the heart of plaid, a Proustian adventure with Daryl K, a reincarnated Peggy Guggenheim, supermodels in sports cars and a trunk sent around the world full of clothes as ravishing as a siren's song.

The sequence requires him to grab Penélope Cruz, tear off her clothes and ravish her in the bedroom.

You're just walking along through the tropical night and some fine young thing coos to you from the darkness, "Come over here, take all of your clothes off and ravish me, you beast--right here in this rice paddy".

The photographer Sally Mann was accused of incestuous feelings for her pre-pubescent children, simply because she photographed them without clothes on and published the (ravishing) pictures in her 1992 book, Immediate Family.

It was the way she'd felt when Lily was younger and they'd watched inappropriate movies together, averting their eyes as the clothes were peeled off, as the ravishing sex ensued.

Camila Alves looked ravishing in a slinky one-shouldered dress.

Who can forget her at the Republican National Convention, a ravishing Aphrodite (goddess of love and beauty) dressed in expensive clothes and designer shoes surrounded by her children (Demeter), and accompanied by her husband (like Hera, the goddess of marriage), in a political arena (Athena).