Sentence examples for store suits from inspiring English sources
Be my guest.' " Last October, Galliano seemed to be making a similar point with his bland "store" suits.
Gone, or at least reduced in serious number, were the heavy store suits in double-faced fabrics.
Mr. Rucci has the so-called store suits -- and he could do with showing fewer of them -- but tucked in among them was a plain monastic-looking dress in gray wool jersey with a tiny empire belt in oxblood leather.
There's the Sire Records food fight in their plaid thrift store suits with Seymour Stein in his Playboy bunny tie.
A thrift store suit that I found in Glasgow two months ago.
On the day of the court hearing, she throws on her best two-piece department store suit.
For men especially, having a thrift store suit altered to your size at a local dry cleaner makes great sense.
The Lounge Lizards wore thrift-store suits to satirize the iconography of jazz, but soon Lurie was writing complex original music, and the band's signature became a brassy, exuberant, borderline-annoying pulse of sound.
A segment on "Leeza" showed Brandenn at the age of five, wearing a thrift-store suit.
Gangly and bearded, Mr. Moreschi arrived in a blue thrift-store suit and a red and white polka dot tie.
Because reclaimed wood is more expensive than new, some designers use it selectively, so it can set a tone, like coupling a vintage Chanel bag with a department-store suit.
