Sentence examples for reference fashion from inspiring English sources

It is art that draws on what Holland Cotter, a a critic for The New York Times, called "path-clearing feminist and gay" work of the not-so-distant past, and that makes liberal use of almost anything that drifts into the slipstream of pop cultural reference: fashion, music, kiddie cartoons, Japanese manga and old-fashioned handicrafts.

The lyrics address aspects of a bad relationship, but also reference fashion in the line, "Walk, walk fashion baby, Work it move that bitch crazy".

Motif-stamped silk scarves worn as chokers were a winning addendum and, alongside single earrings at the start of the show, referenced fashion's ever-experimental treatment of gender without making it the core message.

Though, perhaps, tactically she chose not to make a direct reference to fashion.

The Liza Bruce slip dress worn by Kate Moss in 1993 – and displayed here – has become a cult reference for fashion this season.

With that one reference to fashion, Joyce elevates Molly's unpretentious desire, stamped by her eccentric romanticism, into the life-force itself.

Orange is the New Black might be an arch reference to fashion and life behind bars, but the influential Netflix series has now had an impact on what prisoners actually wear.

On the runways and in the streets, "all roads lead to Rei," Ms. Graubard observed, a reference to fashion's reborn affinity for raw edges, shredded fabrics and, in her phrase, "a tremendous movement of silhouettes away from the body.

Kept by powerful, aristocratic or high-ranking "protectors" as a sign of wealth and virility, these demi-mondaines were a subject of fascination for the upper class who looked down on them but also observed them as a reference for fashion and taste.

The joke is a reference to fashion bloggers and clothing sites that use the line to prompt their followers to click on links to items they're peddling.

Mr. Jacobs was unrepentant about such obvious references to fashion's past.