Sentence examples for strictly tailored from inspiring English sources

Barret recalls never seeing his grandfather in anything other than a strictly tailored suit.

And, in contrast to all those strictly tailored on-trend pieces that are presumably hanging in your closet, such blooming femininity has a saucy appeal.

So Afro-Punk has extended its spectrum to become a showcase for many other varieties of African-American music not strictly tailored to radio formats.

The festival's "dress to kill" theme is timely, given the film-inspired collections in recent seasons: Donna Karan's strictly tailored suits that recalled Dietrich and Crawford, and the Hitchcock references at Jil Sander.

The festival's "dress to kill" theme is timely, given the number of film-inspired collections in recent seasons: Donna Karan's strictly tailored suits that recalled Dietrich and Crawford, and the Hitchcock references at Jil Sander.

The wasp-waisted, hourglass-shaped fashions of Christian Dior's New Look "expressed extravagance and sensuality," Ms. Zuber observed, their flaring lines and liberal use of fabric an exhilarating release for women who had spent the war years in strictly tailored suits.

And they reject the idea of a strictly utilitarian system, tailoring courses and student numbers to available jobs.

First of all, we believe that the frequency and duration of the follow-up care should be tailored and not be strictly five home visits for a fixed period of 18 months.

Only Menelaus, in a beautifully tailored business suit, could fit strictly into the 20th or 21st century.

It was usually assumed that the trade balance (more strictly, balance on goods and services) would be tailored to accommodate any capital movement that occurred.

Giving someone financial advice – specific suggestions about how to arrange their finances tailored to their situation – is a strictly regulated service, with various protections in place for consumers if you do it badly.