Sentence examples for textile expert from inspiring English sources

Professor Maria Hayward, a historian and textile expert at Southampton, said if the question marks remain, the dress remains invaluable.

"We were a bit worried that people would find the title baffling," said co-curator and textile expert Clare Browne.

In 1997, Edgar Munhall, then the Frick's curator, invited the textile expert Charissa Bremer-David, a curator at the Getty Museum, to catalog the Frick's tapestries.

A textile expert, Elizabeth Wayland Barber, in a book called "The Mummies of Urumchi," wrote that the kind of cloth discovered in the oldest grave sites can be traced to the Caucasus.

This sensitive yet strong woman, trained as a textile expert, created a fashion house, overcame the flop of a Paris show in 1975 and listed her company on the Frankfurt stock exchange at the end of the 1980s, when her purist vision was a counterculture to the prevailing glitz.

As a textile expert and long-term resident in Madagascar, Mr Peers had come across records of French missionaries trying to extract and harvest spider silk on the island in the late 19th century; it was their textiles that had eventually been exhibited at the 1900 Paris Exhibition.

Although the tapestry was seriously damaged, textile experts were already working to restore what remained, the officials said.

"We're able to do what we're doing because we have this tech from SRI, but our design team, textile experts and fashion designers, they're coming from the apparel industry," he said.

For his costumes, designers spoke with textile experts, researched historical information on the clothing that was likely worn at the time of Noah, and used aged fibers for the clothing.

Lynn Wilson, textiles expert and manager of the Love your Clothes campaign in Scotland.

On Monday Susanna Harris, an ancient textiles expert from Glasgow university, studied an unprepossessing bundle of blackened fibres and found a reel of thread spun from plant fibre, finer than a human hair.