Sentence examples similar to robe style from inspiring English sources

Even Rihanna recently fell for the PJs-and-heels trend, sporting a silky robe-style wrap and fluffy heeled sandals at this year's Met Gala after party.

Leaving Air Force One behind, the Obama ladies brightened up a dark D.C. morning with fun coats: a robe-style jacket in shades of gray for Michelle, a neon yellow pea coat for Sasha (those Obama women love their bright colors) and an interesting two-toned style for Malia with beige knit sleeves and a chocolate-hued bodice.

He wears a teal Japanese silk robe, a style favored by Dutch burghers in the late 17th century.

Called a robe de style, it was a dress that flattered women young and old.

Lanvin tended toward the lavish, as indicated by a black silk satin robe de style.

"This kind of robe de style piece is as rare as hen's teeth," says Frost. "They are one of those pieces that costume historians are always looking for, particularly in connection with Lanvin".

You may even want a gold trimmed wizard robe for style, as you can't wear a gold trimmed platebody.

Eventually, with much grumbling about authenticity, Chinese monks took to wearing long-sleeved robes similar in style to the robes of Taoist scholars.

Mitchell robes and styles them in her vintage wares and accessories.

Pao, Wade-Giles romanization p'ao, wide-sleeved robe of a style worn by Chinese men and women from the Han dynasty (206 bc ad 220) to the end of the Ming dynasty (1644).

Winston, whose hours are reversed since he works nights, wakes up to find everyone in the kitchen -- including Cece in a beautiful kimono style robe.