Sentence examples for sense of dressing from inspiring English sources

Beginning with black and white silk crepe coats and trousers, which were cut in a wedge shape with a contrasting tapered stripe running up each leg, there was an odd sense of dressing for a black tie occasion, even though some of the designs could be described as casual.

Perhaps because modern eccentrics, the polite term for those who choose not to bind themselves with conformist underpants, have so sullied the tradition of sartorial outrageousness, there was a certain pleasure to be found in the fall collections of those designers who advanced a more nostalgic sense of dressing eccentrically.

With such a good sense of dressing along with a smiling face and self-confidence, you will automatically become a great success in any social gathering or a party.

This noble indigo opening was followed by dresses with artistic hand-painted prints and evening ball gowns — Ms. Herrera being a rare designer who retains a sense of dressing in a modern way for grand evenings.

I agree with Iris's pro-individual sense of dressing and I believe that any creative act can be a form of personal expression".

A fine sense of dressing depending solely upon the invitation, whether it is formal, semi-formal, casual, black tie, business dress, white tie etc. shall help you to feel confident about yourself in the function and shall help you in meeting people with ease and élan, without worrying about what the others might think of your improper attire.

But she was more often compared to the Marchesa Luisa Casati for her unbridled, theatrical awe-inspiring sense of dress.

A wayward sense of dress, Doonan proposes, represents a vision of escape and can, eventually, be a means of escape.

But he remained an Englishman abroad, with a penchant for tweed jackets, bow ties and a dapper sense of dress that has moved on since but hasn't vanished.

A soft but striking personality with an exuberance of corkscrew hair and an exotic sense of dress, she had been a senior executive at the music publisher Chester, and she knows the small world of contemporary composers from the inside.

If it says "blazers", can you wear one with your tracksuit bottoms and still get a table at The Ivy? Farage has failed to grasp that our sense of dress is one of the things that makes Britain great.