Sentence examples for tailored outfits from inspiring English sources

These well-groomed androgynes with their neat, tailored outfits are sleek hipsters.

Ms. Jones, whose crisply tailored outfits give her an aura of command, is officially Customer Service Supervisor/Finance.

Pope, like Claire Underwood, wears modest pastel colours and tailored outfits but she is also unafraid to wear white in a room full of men in dark suits.

First came "super nanny," with a prim bowler hat and black and white tailored outfits, often with pleated skirts and little white socks.

So long as Grace Jones, onetime model, actress and disco and new wave deity, is taking to the road, or at least possesses some mirrors, creators of extravagant, absurd, carefully tailored outfits — costumes, really — will not starve.

The Carolina Herrera show was elegant, refined and not at all over-the-top operatic — even if lush panels of fur in jeweled colors dressed up narrow tailored outfits and slender gowns.

Harris had a mannequin built to Wright's exact measurements so as to be able to tailor outfits to her exactly, without her having to be there for all the fittings.

"Hendrix in Britain," which opens at the museum on Wednesday, displays his black hat with a purple ribbon and an orange velvet coat from Dandie Fashions, a couture house that also tailored Beatles outfits.

And in 1998, when George was elevated to cardinal, the seminarians at Mundelein presented him with his own tasseled brim — special ordered from Gammarelli, the shop in Rome that for more than 200 years has tailored the outfits of cardinals, bishops and popes.

The animal can also be dressed in numerous outfits tailored to boys and girls.

Thai Rak Thai, for its part, fits neatly into the Thai tradition of bespoke political outfits tailored to turn their ambitious leaders into prime ministers.