Sentence examples for whose outfits from inspiring English sources

Even some of the stars whose outfits inspired the site wear Asos clothes.

By Lauren Collins Bill Cunningham, surrounded by people whose outfits he has photographed.

The photos of Gary Cooper, Basil Rathbone and Humphrey Bogart, for example, show men whose outfits could be worn with confidence today.

For more froufrou surroundings, walk five minutes north to the Sablon, an upscale district frequented by bourgeois grannies whose outfits match their French poodles.

In walked two 18-year-old seniors from Staten Island, Jasmine Mansour and Gisebell Antonetti, whose outfits had elements as varied as Hansel and Gretel and Cruella de Vil.

As strange as is this world that's just getting dressed come midnight, it looks less intimidating since the rise of Lady Gaga, whose outfits are light-years more avant-garde than her catchy pop tunes.

She reminisced about one chatelaine whose outfit matched her tablecloth.

The media focused their attention on a female production assistant whose outfit was deemed to be too revealing.

Mr. Hazare has in the recent past supported the anti-migrant stand of Raj Thackeray, whose outfit, Maharashtra Navnirman Sena, has frequently assaulted migrants from north India in Mumbai.

He later tweeted a picture of Kate Moss, whose outfit was inspired by Mexico's Day of the Dead, embracing a pig mask-covered Nicole Scherzinger.

The show's final act was Judah Friedlander, a large man whose outfit never differed: red baseball cap, heavy dark glasses, blue jeans.