Sentence examples for riding coat from inspiring English sources

The first clothing item was a riding coat with internal leg straps to keep the coat from flapping.

"Keep Walking", said billboards for Johnnie Walker whisky that showed the eponymous dandy in his riding coat striding along, next to the silhouette of a fallen bridge.

Mr. Gaultier might have been talking about the spirit of his own creations — like a riding coat suit — that have now become codes of his image.

When they eventually appear, the clothes in the show are a success and Solari looks great in a leopardprint riding coat and a cute military bomber.

For there is something breezy, modern and New World about the paper's early fashion coverage: a woman in a riding coat with horse and dog in 1908; a jacket and long skirt for going to the races; and simple draped tunic dresses in 1910, suggesting that whalebone corsets had gone out the window.

Among the strong looks were sleeveless dresses with overlapping cuts of wool in the front or insets of crinkled chiffon, a gray pencil skirt with a silk and wool twill bustier, and a supersimple jacket — based on a riding coat — that was seemingly reduced to a shadow.

Women wore Ann Taylor pashminas and matching cardigans, riding coats and corduroy blazers.

New were roomy coats, perhaps with a cape back, and fitted riding coats, double breasted on a taut bodice and most dramatic as crocodile stamped on leather.

In the last century, there has hardly been an element of a man's wardrobe that hasn't been appropriated by women and made even more fashionable, from riding coats and pinstripes to undershirts and gym bags.

The youth always inspired me, the rubber spy-like trench coat I made in the 60s that John Lennon was fond of, that was inspired by the riding coats a lot of French boys were wearing at the time, they were rubber and oil skin for practicality, but looking back, mine were more kinky, they had a Joe Orton feel to them.

Many other designers have worked a Highlands theme of furry plaid riding coats to the hilt, including Alexander McQueen, Marc Jacobs and Mr. Gaultier himself with his tartan man-skirts — which somehow failed to ignite a significant fashion change for men, but which made him famous.