Sentence examples for thin silhouette from inspiring English sources
A new thin silhouette has reached the streets of New York in all its conservative force.
The trench, in slate-gray wool, with huge lapels and quilted black nappa leather sleeves, is belted at hip level for a surprisingly thin silhouette.
The first notes sounded of a mashed-up Mississippi blues tune and a black hat appeared, above a thin silhouette of jacket and skinny pants, but softened with a big, marshmallow-soft bow.
I could see the truncated high peaks of the Brecon Beacons in the west, the thin silhouette of Exmoor beyond the Bristol Channel, and to the north the Malvern hills.
Some brief major points from the 20s to the 70s include: 1900-1918: Beginning of haute couture, major reforms in clothing and some severity in styles during World War I. 1920s: The flapper fashion era, focusing on a thin silhouette line, lots of beading and intricate work, longer length, and beautiful fabrics.
Dior Homme The heritage of Dior menswear is a vision of the roly-poly Christian Dior in the 1950s and the razor-thin silhouette of the Hedi Slimane shows in the 1990s.
The dispute is raging as the city's zoning board considers a Building and Land application to add seven floors to the previously approved 13-story hotel plan, with the goal of creating a thinner silhouette.
(You don't track Yvonne Strahovski's pressed-thin silhouette alongside Offred ten episodes for nothing; Serena's going to be Offred's mirror image, for better or for worse).
The only situation for which a large silhouette in childhood was not associated with a lower risk for diabetes compared with a thinner silhouette was in overweight women with a high birth weight.
The clothes were equally luxurious: shimmering sequins and ombre feathers met leather and velvet in pencil-thin silhouettes evoking classic Tinseltown glamour and elegance.
Lighter masses, thinner silhouettes, and new forms made possible by new materials as well as new technologies seemed to put modern furniture design on the threshold of a new era.
