Sentence examples for rigorous tailoring from inspiring English sources

So the richness in the collection was built in: rigorous tailoring, traditional fabrics like camel hair or Prince of Wales checks designed for the brand.

A kimono sleeve on the jackets released the Dior woman from rigorous tailoring and skirts were puffed up in featherweight fabrics.

His fashion always balances two opposing ideas: the love of domestic order and self control, expressed in rigorous tailoring, and an interest in the new, reflected in the slick black materials in his latest Karl Lagerfeld line.

"It was a rigorous education in tailoring, drawing and patternmaking," he recalled.

Whether testing how best to reduce corruption in India, improve sanitation in Cambodia, or enhance HIV testing in Zambia, IDinsight tailors rigorous impact measurement to the needs - and budgets - of decision-makers.

Second and simultaneously, leaders who are truly committed to changing their minds establish a brief daily practice of focused, disciplined, rigorous thinking, specifically tailored to address their limiting beliefs and to strengthen their more accurate self-understanding.

In London during the early '70s, she was quick to adopt a Vidal Sassoon bob, brief skirts and painted-on Twiggy-like lashes; years later in Paris, she embraced the rigorous black-on-black tailoring of Yves Saint Laurent.

The selection process is rigorous, says Costa, but it is tailored for the job market.

Tailoring of a rather more pure, rigorous variety is what Jil Sander is known for, and the label's latest collection focused on just that.

The underlying reasons for these differences therefore need to be addressed, with a focus on the development, implementation and rigorous evaluation of more targeted and evidence-based culturally tailored interventions.

Rattle's combination of rigorous preparation and irresistible dynamism on the podium is, I think, tailor-made for the LSO's music-making.