Sentence examples for suit soft from inspiring English sources

Adam Kimmel made some delightful clothes — a stripey cotton suit, soft tweeds — drawn from early '70s images by the photographer Gerard Malanga.

The show opened with a wrap jump suit, soft and easy, like most of the collection, which also featured shorts as a fresh take on summer in the city.

Mr. Yamamoto's ability to make a three-piece pinstriped suit soft and feminine, as the pants softened into a wide heap at the feet, was matched only by his ability to contrast that tailoring with draped dresses gathered at the back.

Then James Murdoch (smart suit, soft American accent, a lawyerly manner Tom Cruise to his father's Jack Nicholson) quickly jumped in, assuring the MP that his firm had been "very clear" that "very serious allegations" had been levelled at the News of the World and this was a matter of "huge and sincere regret".

Most skin tones suit soft pinks or nude-browns.

Dressed that day in a well-cut three-piece suit, soft-spoken and mildly reticent, his broad smile overshadowed by a thin mustache, Mr. Top had the air of an English gentlemen caught in mischief.

With his conservative suits, soft voice and neatly combed hair, Dr. Hong Zhaoguang certainly does not possess the aura of a New Age guru.

He can scream, but it's his whisper that has always been Moreno's strong suit: a soft, wounded burble that seems to better reflect the gentle, thoughtful, slightly anxious man sipping a cup of canteen instant coffee at Warner Bros HQ in west London.

"Our way of making a suit is soft and light in its D.N.A".

He wore a light suit, a soft brown hat and a tweed overcoat.

"Our horses, by and large, don't tend to suit very soft ground," he said.