Sentence examples for taking style from inspiring English sources

Gaga, Lady Is taking style cues from Santa?

There's no fun to be had taking style tips from the Dave Matthews Band.

Elsewhere, designers are struggling to decide whether couture is about high fashion or high concept, taking style into the realm of art.

They were older too: many seemed to be in the upper reaches of teenagedom, taking style cues from "Gossip Girl," and only a few wore hand-scrawled T-shirts of the kind ubiquitous at Jonas Brothers concerts.

A time came, Ms. Parker said, "when Manolo wasn't defining the aesthetic," when Blade Runner styles took over from smart patent pumps, and wearing Manolos was almost like announcing one had turned in one's coquette card and started taking style cues from Judge Judy.

The issue takes on added relevance for graying fans from the baby boom and Generation X who grew up taking style cues from these rock heroes (and continue to make geriatric acts like Bruce Springsteen and Roger Waters some of the biggest draws in the concert business).

"The studios take style heavily into account," said Terry Press, an entertainment marketing consultant.

Fearless expressive, the most fashion-advanced youngsters don't always take style cues from their parents.

He thought that literary critics took style and aesthetics more seriously than writers themselves did.

Like off-duty models or Cate Blanchett, don't take style tips from Idris Elba.

Giving yourself some extra edge after an interview is possible, but it takes style and skill.