Sentence examples for softly gathered from inspiring English sources
The show opened with a beige palette and either softly gathered knickers or wide cotton pants with open work at the ankles, as if on classy bed sheets.
Mr. Gigli showed pretty cotton and organdy blouses that wrapped around the body and were worn with softly gathered skirts in stripes or prints that recalled Florentine endpapers.
"Working with leather" is how Junya Watanabe described the goal of his brilliant show, where black leather was turned into hourglass and loose-back jackets with softly gathered black skirts.
That idea worked well at Burberry, as seen in a sky-blue jacket with turquoise shorts and orange tie, similarly hued softly gathered "shoe bags" and a weatherproof tomato-red yachting jacket.
Another of her current pets is a softly gathered peasant skirt that falls just below the knee, which she wears on occasion with cage-foot sandals or, alternately, with high-heeled lace-up boots.
John Rocha made interesting shapes wearable, with the tiniest of puff sleeves and softly gathered demi-puffball skirts, while Betty Jackson's sharp patchwork separates of bright silks and ribbon-cut coffee skirt were upbeat and eye-catching.
Its allusions, its implications softly gather and fold themselves into the space in the mind that the book has made for itself, falling into place with a soft hiss, a rustle like phantom silks.
There were, by some estimates, three shrinks for every victim, which is itself an image you might want to repress, the bearded, the beatnik, the softly empathic all gathered round the survivors urging talk talk talk.
With opera music playing softly, the group gathered in the library's basement, drank Italian wines and ate copious servings of food made by the Italian-born circulation manager, Franca Care-McGowan.
That sublime pot boiler None Shall Sleep played softly as ancient faces gathered in front of the stage.
You may have gathered, from the softly erotic tone if from nowhere else, that Dale Winton is a fan of Donald Trump.
