Sentence examples for tailoring clothes from inspiring English sources

Blame the others in that equation, the tailors, many of whom made their fortunes by tailoring clothes for the armed forces.

And yet, the fashion industry has mostly written off older Americans; many of the world's most influential designers and stores resist tailoring clothes for women with aging figures or portraying women with lined faces in their ads.

"In the 1980s, everyone in India wore tailored clothes.

Dubrule, who is thirty-nine years old, has an almost English crispness, and wears tailored clothes.

For Denton and Morris, even to wear tailored clothes indicates crooked venality.

In her last decade, she chose tailored clothes that gave shape and glamour to her thin frame.

This second decade, however, suggests that streamlined, tailored clothes and even trouser suits are on the return.

One of them is John, a self-deprecating Englishman who appears to sleep in his exquisitely tailored clothes.

Yet, rarely do tailored clothes hover so temptingly between what you like and what you know you shouldn't have.

Before an ending of fancy gowns, a fine passage had tailored clothes glowing like blue-green oil spills, with foil-printed Neoprene panels.

The beautifully tailored clothes that seem now to be almost an intrinsic part of the Cary Grant persona came very late in his career.