Sentence examples for silk coat from inspiring English sources
The line was crisp, pulled in slightly at the waist for a beautiful white wool and silk coat.
"And it is very light for traveling," said Mr. Zegna, referring to a wine silk coat and to suits in mixes of silk and cotton.
A typical look was an oversized silk coat over bleached pants that darkened from turquoise to black, as if a sunny sky were dissolving into the night.
A beige silk coat was quilted to resemble a sweater, and mink was shaved and grooved so that it assumed a completely different attitude.
Mrs. Sarkozy's gray lambskin coat was a Dior, while Mrs. Obama's Jacquard silk coat was by the American designer Thakoon Panichgul, as was her short-sleeved fuchsia dress.
Also, Ms. Prada offered enormous variety: minidresses and foxy pink stoles for but also plain, more tailored black dresses with a single flower stem, and a superb black silk coat with those patchy, papery white flowers.
White silk coats were printed with smoky gray roses.
White silk coats were printed with smoky gray roses, another house signature.
If the prints — on silk coats and skirts — lacked irony, it's probably because the trip is a familiar one.
For fall 2010, he saw the Lanvin man in an urban-Romantic meld of gold lamé, softly fitted slacks; belted, full-skirted silk coats; and lizard skin clutches and headbands, all interspersed with classic flannel tailoring.
His masterpiece is said to be "The Chess Players" (1883), a fustian outdoor scene of two men dressed in courtly clothes (silk coats and knee breeches) deeply engrossed in a game.
