Sentence examples for solemn clothes from inspiring English sources
THE solemn clothes and black interior of the new Rogan store on the Bowery made me think of the band Radiohead and other super-serious artists like them who are always photographed with somber expressions in front of gnarled leafless trees.
When you've been watching ho-hum parades of solemn teenagers in underwhelming, overpriced clothes, and then suddenly a designer really pulls it off – at that moment, a fashion show is a joy to behold.
They were undoubtedly his Sunday clothes, and he looked stiff and solemn in them.
Designers and creative directors (usually men) squire their "dates" (usually women, dressed in clothes from the designer's collection) in a solemn processional along a red carpet from Fifth Avenue, up the grand staircase, and into the museum for a pre-dinner cocktail party as ceremonious as the U.N. General Assembly.
It was all so starchy and solemn and dressy, for one thing: I had to wear school clothes five days a week as it was, I hated having to wear even more formal clothes on yet another day.
A pontificating male steers the actors round an imagined gallery offering solemn apercus about art: gradually, the actors rebel by stripping off their clothes and careering wildly round the stage.
Solemn nylon coats, stern jackets, slip dresses that appear to be beaded on gossamer — the clothes come in challenging colors and unforgiving fabrics, and are cut in a vernacular that requires an education not just in fashion history but in irony.
What should have been the most solemn and momentous of legal proceedings — a test for American justice — devolved, Tuesday, into bickering about clothes.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin October 16, 2012 What should have been the most solemn and momentous of legal proceedings — a test for American justice — devolved, Tuesday, into bickering about clothes.
