Sentence examples for tailoring in the from inspiring English sources

He had learned about tailoring in the concentration camps, of all places.

There is considerable flexibility and individual tailoring in the post-bac year.

The fashion house "empowered" women by putting them in men's tailoring, in the broad-shouldered shape of the marvellously franglais le smoking.

Indeed, you had to remind yourself that there was very little tailoring in the collection, and in part that's why the clothes looked so right.

It is hoped that The Anatomy of a Suit, an exhibition at the Museum of London running concurrently with the menswear shows, will spark interest in the history of menswear and tailoring in the capital.

It is just as important as a piece of new tailoring in the sense that one is an extension of the other, but I see it as a whole.

The last tailor in the Gammarelli family was the cousins' grandfather, Bonaventura.

His parents were Russian immigrants; his father was a tailor in the Brownsville section.

Mr. Brighty mentioned that his great-grandfather had been a tailor in the Royal Fusiliers.

Why are there so many "Gents Tailors" in the town of Sohar?

He had paid three pounds for it at a sale of the Fifty Shilling Tailors in the Strand.