Sentence examples for stereotypical clothes from inspiring English sources
Some socialisation is more overt: children are often dressed in gender stereotypical clothes and colours (boys are dressed in blue, girls in pink) and parents tend to buy their children gender stereotypical toys.
His team also plans to collaborate with artists on exclusive designs, and he said the clothing will usually be "very androgynous" — so girls won't get stuck with stereotypical pink clothes.
With his shaggy red beard, trucker's hat and scruffy, logo-strewn clothes, Griffiths may look like a stereotypical food hipster.
Haunted by the stereotypical image of the "strong-minded woman" in masculine clothes, pebble-thick glasses and galoshes created by cartoonists, they chose instead to present a fashionable, feminine image.
Poly Styrene herself was far from conventional, with wildly uncool wire braces on her teeth, Day-Glo stage clothes and utter determination not to conform to stereotypical notions of Barbie-doll pop pinuphood.
The German Julika Rudelius videos young Muslim men displaying new clothes and nattering about brands and prices, in the stereotypical way of mall girls.
Macdonald noticed when Evie, then Ethan, was three, she began displaying strong attachments to stereotypical female things – she wanted to play with dolls, she preferred to dress up in her sister's clothes and she thought of herself as a girl.
Two of the pastors interviewed had collected photographs of men and women who had attended their prayer camps where they were portrayed in a stereotypical state of madness, in chains with matted or 'bushy' hair, their semi-naked bodies partially covered by torn and dirty clothes.
Von Neumann was no stereotypical mathematician.
So far, so stereotypical.
