The young James was a leader of the avant-garde, whose ingenious tailoring — "off-grain" cuts, displaced seams, asymmetric draping that eliminated darts — is hard to read in a photograph.
The young James was a leader of the avant-garde, whose ingenious tailoring—"off-grain" cuts, displaced seams, asymmetric draping that eliminated darts is hard to read in a photograph.
32 Adherence to joint protection approaches was also good, and it is possible that once joint protection principles are established, they may be easier to sustain in the shorter term, but the benefits tailor off in the longer term.
The graft was tailored, cutting off one side of it, so that the one side of the curved cortical aspect was flattened to make it cancellous and compatible with the glenoid bone defect.
"Everyone wants a perfect apartment," LaRosa said, "but you're better off tailoring it".
Hickey-Freeman plans to pull out all the stops in its new Fifth Avenue location, offering everything from classic tailored clothing (off-the-peg, made-to-measure or custom, depending on your time, patience and wallet) to formal wear, accessories and golf togs by Bobby Jones.
The physical dimensions of these devices can be tailored to fit off-ramp width and sustain anticipated vehicle loads on these devices.
Mr. Arora countered the color with evening outfits in black tailoring set off with gilded jewelry.
And his impeccable tailoring carried off the unlikely combination of military jacket and ankle-length straight skirt, with leopard-print necktie and shoes.
It is equally elegant in its way, with its strict tailoring set off by shiny top hats, gilded watch chains and elongated umbrellas.
This couture-style technological tailoring kicked off last September, and the college is anticipating a 15% increase in recruitment and a 15% increase in retention as a result.
