Sentence examples for tailored collection from inspiring English sources
("A classic, tailored collection of easy, well-made men's wear," Fashionista.com said).
Dries Van Noten returned to his early fashion wanderlust but folded ethnic fabrics into a sharply tailored collection.
Its capsule wardrobe concept is rooted in their seven original staples, and is built upon with pieces from their Technically Tailored collection, focusing on pieces you can wear socially or professionally, and their recently launched Multiplicity collection, focusing on pieces that can be worn multiple ways.
The smart tailored collection was inspired by Cary Grant movies of the late 1950s and early 1960s, and the slim, shorter-cut trousers of the day where "you could always see his socks".
He continues to develop tailored collections and neckties for makers of more conventional clothes.
In one season after another, the New York-based men's wear designer Patrik Ervell has presented precise, impeccably tailored collections that frequently feature futuristic textures and technical fabrics inspired by the outdoors.
The collaboration produced tailoring collections for four seasons that were shown on the catwalk at Paris fashion week.
The research design involved the construction of a culturally tailored data collection instrument and selection of sample recruitment and data collection methods designed to maximise representation and access to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander women.
The survey used a tailored data collection amongst service leads.
The recommended approaches would be either population-based database studies using additional criteria to exclude false positive cases, or tailored data collection using existing specific population-based systems.
This observation may assist researchers following this patient group in the future to develop tailored data collection strategies, for example, combined use of telephone contact and postal questionnaires for younger patients who have presumably returned to work and normal social activities.
