Sentence examples for vogue patterns from inspiring English sources

By Sara's making her own clothes — sometimes ineptly — from Vogue patterns, instead of Butterick.

Her first task was to water the plants and make coffee for the gardening correspondent but she soon was spotted by the legendary editor, Bea Miller, who installed her in the copy department, where her first caption was "Vogue Patterns: Cottoning on to Summer".

While my mom was bringing Vogue patterns to life on our dining room table, Heidi was hanging with the Tommy Currens of the world.

Like many costume designers today, Head also crossed over into the world of fashion, offering style advice in regular appearances on daytime television in the 1950s,  and designing Vogue patterns and airline uniforms.

The movement was also partly inspired by a vogue for the linear patterns of Japanese prints (ukiyo-e).

Laura Ashley, indelibly associated with the chintz florals and faux Victoriana of the late 1970s and early 1980s, is finding its maximalist take on pattern is back in vogue after the best part of two decades in the fashion wilderness.

Decoupage, or the delicate art of cutting patterns in paper, was in vogue in those years, and the show contains several examples.

There's a Turinese vogue this season for hyper-active floral patterns, and the streets are full of women in wild elastic jeggings that make "Spines" look demure and even ladylike.

Exactly when ethnic accessories seem to be in vogue, along comes a store selling richly patterned Indian textiles.

But it has gained vogue among military veterinarians, who have been seeing patterns of troubling behavior among dogs exposed to explosions, gunfire and other combat-related violence in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Baroque curlicues and flourishes were reinterpreted with sizzling effect in the summer collection by Miuccia Prada, whose meld of jungle patterns, monkeys included, have set off a fresh vogue for Hawaiian prints.