Sentence examples for tailoring into from inspiring English sources
And it was Saint Laurent who elevated the fusion of drapery and tailoring into an art form in itself.
They then evolved through draping, not tailoring, into garments with a minimum of seams that pretty much hung from the shoulders.
This is trivia, albeit trivia with roots deep in the history of a country that very nearly turned tailoring into high art.
Among them, polypyrrole due to its facile and easy synthesis at low cost, high electric conductivity, environmental friendliness, and ease of tailoring into nanocomposites has expanded its applications beyond the original scope of conventional polymers.
The transcript resource generated would therefore facilitate and enhance our understanding of biosynthetic pathway of carotenoids and their subsequent tailoring into apocarotenoids and the mechanism that regulates carotenoid-apocarotenoid metabolic flux.
Showy silk brocades used as slipcovers in Turkey were tailored into ecclesiastical robes in Venice.
It was a best seller, won a Pulitzer Prize and was tailored into a popular PBS mini-series.
Like a store-bought sari, the fabric comes with extra material to cut and tailor into a blouse.
More typically, they wore streamlined suits in checked tweed and plaid — fabrics that were even tailored into all-in-one shorts suits.
The collection was less nostalgic, more modern and airy, whether tailored into soft suits in a pallid palette of putty, mauve, gray, green and blue, or as sportswear with crinkled silk sweaters.
In fact, Mr. Adrover said he was dedicating his new collection to New York, and that it would include striped low-slung trousers, a hooded sweatshirt tailored into a jacket and a tank dress braided from the fabric used for do-rags.
