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Ten studies isolated the effect of the tailoring by comparing the computer-tailored intervention group to either a no treatment or waiting list control, or a comparison treatment group receiving generic information.

Tailoring By Martin Keehn.

Sample London's first-rate Savile Row tailoring by ordering a handmade suit at ANDERSON & SHEPPARD (0207 734-1420, $3,000) or H. HUNTSMAN &SONS (0207 734-7441, $4,000).

The shoulders became a playground of invention, as Mr. Tisci renewed his commitment to tailoring by cutting a round sweep from the neckline and teaming the double-breasted jacket with a tunic and narrow pants.

The new confidence showed in the work of Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pier Paolo Piccioli, who said backstage that they wanted to soften up the daytime tailoring by using double-faced cashmere to make a suit or coat dress as soft as a cardigan.

His 3-D effects were kept under a tighter, elegant rein, but it was a delight to see how he applied the idea to tailoring, by subtly pinching a jacket's shape or using the seams or a chalk-etched black lapel to suggest extra dimension.

The man, Junior Barry, was a tailor by training.

Posh only does artificial hips, darling, tailored by Roberto Cavalli.

Skinny and sick with malaria, Khin Maung, a tailor by trade, began to sew uniforms.

Archy had been wearing colourful shirts tailored by Rachel during gigs and in photoshoots.

Robinson wore suits tailored by Sy Martin, who made garments for people like Duke Ellington.