Sentence examples similar to wardrobe preference from inspiring English sources
Rather than going with classic American names, Mrs. Obama picked an eclectic mix, reflecting her personal wardrobe preferences and a certain strategic approach to the industry.
"For one thing, she's a great artist and for another, she looks like about a hundred million dollars in that dress". Carpenter refers to Wang's wardrobe preferences, like his own (which include Chanel, Valentino and Vivienne Westwood pieces he's tweaked to his liking), as a performer's "sovereign rights". "A performer can do anything and everything to present their music in any way they see fit.
The vengeful specters of J-horror are, despite their often outré wardrobes and hairstyle preferences, instantly and unsettlingly recognizable to everyone, everywhere in the world.
"Not just a song," said Rutinka, "but an anthem!" Johnny Cash – Man in Black The Man in Black himself explained his preference for a "sombre" wardrobe in this exceptional 1971 song.
Over the course of her husband's administration, the world will gradually learn her personal preferences, go-to designers and decipher her coded wardrobe messages.
Working with Ms. Williams, whose preferences have influenced the line, Ms. Von Furstenberg supplied the star with a wardrobe to wear at the U.S. Open in September.
38: "Wardrobe malfunction" watchdog grp.
