While in 1903 Brooks had shocked her husband by cutting her hair short and ordering a suit of men's clothes from a tailor, by the mid-1920s bobbed and cropped hairstyles were in and wearing tailored jackets—usually with a skirt was a recognized fashion, discussed in magazines as the "severely masculine" look.
The man, Junior Barry, was a tailor by training.
Skinny and sick with malaria, Khin Maung, a tailor by trade, began to sew uniforms.
Dad worked as a tailor by day and always wore good gear.
Originally a tailor by trade, Claxton sampled many Protestant denominations before joining the Baptists in 1644.
I never met my father's father, a tailor by trade who passed away before I was born.
A tailor by training, Brother Sanon had made the robes for priests and lawyers in Haiti for many decades.
Having received a knighthood in 2017, Sir Alexander McQueen is now tailor by appointment to King Charles.
Stan Wawrinka pleased his many friends and family, as well as his tailor, by beating the world No1 Novak Djokovic in four sets on Court Philippe Chatrier on the most beautiful of Sunday afternoons.
There, at 7 30 a.m. on Dec. 6, 1889, John Greenwall, a k a Johann Theodore Wild, a 30-year-old German immigrant, tailor by trade and thief by rap sheet and reputation, paid for the murder of a high-powered hat executive during a burglary of the victim's Bedford-Stuyvesant home.
The company claims that it's actually able to get more precise measurements than a tailor — by as much as 20percentt.
