Sentence examples for whose fashion from inspiring English sources

Nor is it to demean the masses, whose fashion choices are generally limited by price.

The losers must vote out a team member whose fashion sense they find the most objectionable.

That's because, generally, New York is a city whose fashion output is decried as a triumph of commerce over creativity.

Mr. Ecko added: "There's this group whose fashion sense has been born from sports culture and not traditional haberdashery.

Nothing unusual about that, in the city whose fashion weeks have turned passive-aggressive queueing into an art form.

He grew up in Trenton and is a freelance graphic designer whose fashion clients include Armani and Hermès.

This has long been true in Japan, whose fashion-conscious people account for a quarter of the world's luxury-goods sales.

In the past year, L.V.M.H. — whose fashion-group C.E.O., Pierre-Yves Roussel, was one of the event's judges — has invested in several new brands, including J. W. Anderson, Nicholas Kirkwood, and Marco de Vincenzo.

"I paint from objects that have life and layers -- things that tell a story," said the 36-year-old London-based artist, whose grandfather is the Israeli painter Reuven Rubin and whose fashion-world fans include the designer Narciso Rodriguez.

To secure prime space in shopping malls, it helps to belong to a holding-company convoy led by a large brand.Perhaps equally important is the big groups' clout with publishers of glossy magazines and "key opinion leaders" whose fashion-packed blogs, videos and Instagram streams reach millions of followers.

This makes it a radical antithesis to Baghramian's sculpture, whose fashioning is almost superhuman in its aura of perfection.