Sentence examples for tailored blouse from inspiring English sources

This tall woman (she is 5-foot-11 in her bare feet) looked perfectly sane in her clean, pressed trousers and tailored blouse.

Here, the actress Emma Stone tops an illustrated graphic — looks like a schnauzer — with fun, festive badges; the musician Pink is fierce in a photorealistic tee and large drop earrings; and the actress Rashida Jones takes a prim approach to a pooch-inspired print with a tailored blouse.

He replaced the tailored blouse under a suit jacket with a "see-through" chiffon halter, a T-shirt, or nothing.

Rejected for years as too mumsy or too masculine — and hopelessly uncool — the tailored blouse, fitted to a womanly figure, is the height of fashion for spring and summer.

Crusty lace — everyone's favorite this season — made full-skirted summer dresses or a tailored blouse with slim skirt (a look that Phoebe Philo at Céline threw into the fashion arena).

Select a long-sleeved tailored blouse.

As her political profile's shot upward, her closet's managed to get even more refined, whether it's tailored blouses, skirts, and dresses she wears for day or the showstopping gowns she pulls out for big-ticket events.

When Ludwig arrives in beautifully tailored white blouse and tight black pants on James Fenton's tasteful set with club chair, cube table and rug -- all grey -- she begins by running through a list of what she won't be talking about.

Tailored shirts, blouses, tailored knit sweaters, and sweater sets are all safe business casual choices.

Style watchers also clocked Wales Bonner's own look: a smart cream blouse, tailored trousers and backless mules with socks.

She regularly turns up in trench coats, silk blouses, tailored blazers and scarves by brands like Georges Rech and Apostrophe, whose split-to-the-thigh, black chiffon silk dress (500 euros) she wore to Hollande's swearing in.