Sentence examples similar to styled suits from inspiring English sources

In the late nineteen-fifties, Kurosu had made his own Ivy-styled suits through local tailors, and founded a social club, the Traditional Ivy Leaguers, to celebrate East Coast prep style.

Even so, a neat, crisply styled khaki suit at J. Crew goes for $450, as do several other suits in the store, and it looks and feels like one that costs three times as much.

Jack's other costumes are "loosely wartime based", such as the trousers are "getting more and more styled to suit his figure".

Each Raffaele Mollica wig, which takes three to four weeks to weave, is then colored and styled to suit the customer.

Get your hair styled to suit your face.

In Scotland, noisy bands of hunt supporters protesting against the law, clad in orange boiler suits, styled themselves "Rural Rebels".

Now the pendulum is set to swing back with Russian designer Gosha Rubchinskiy opening his show at Pitti Uomo with three suits, styled minus shirts (one with a sports t-shirt, two bare chested) with chunky silver chain jewellery.

"She would go into town wearing a hat; her hair is styled so it suits the hat; and when she comes back and the hat is taken off, she'd have to have her hair restyled.

During the match, commentators Michael Cole and John Bradshaww" Layfield (JBL) decried the choice of opponent, since it had been implied that it would be someone "more competent", and joined in with fans mocking his athletic suit styled ring gear, calling him "pathetic" while the fans chanted Power Ranger.

Boys sport metallic, shiny suits, hair styled like the latest Bollywood actors, Swiss watches on their wrists and smart phones on hand.

And there is a line of handsome men's suits, made and styled in Italy, costing from $690 to $965.