Sentence examples for tailoring from from inspiring English sources
Nighy gets his manners, and impeccable tailoring, from his father.
She has learned tailoring from Tusitukirewamu (United We Stand), a local organisation that offers support to families living with HIV.
The collection here, Versace said, was about "the tailoring from 50s couture – but I'm not going to do 50s couture".
Some designers in their fall lines started a general movement to resculpture tailoring from a flat plane to 3-D.
Dolce, who learned tailoring from his father, in Sicily, likes to show off the inside of dresses: the hidden corsetry and ingenious structuring.
Ms. Samouhi learned tailoring from her mother in her native Iran and fitted customers of the French couturier Emanuel Ungaro before starting her own business 18 years ago.
"He's an Italian tailor from central casting.
"I went through so many tailors, tailors from Ghana and Benin and further out," she said.
It was named for William Duncan, a pioneer trader and tailor from Fort Sill.
Even the colors had the interpretive brio of those tailors from a century ago.
Customization — of orthopedic parts tailored from digital scans of patients, for example — will become far simpler.
