Sentence examples for whose tailors from inspiring English sources

"It really depends," says Della Valle, whose tailors are responsible for his entire wardrobe except his Levi's.

At Valentino, the reference was Rome, whose tailors are probably second only to the Neapolitans in their ability to suit the man who sees himself as a dandy.

The introduction of the T-shift coincides with the rise of a new generation at Brioni, whose tailors regularly measure the likes of Nelson Mandela, Donald Trump and Prince Andrew for suits and tuxedos.

Both designers mentioned a hint of the past in their work: the Italian movie star Marcello Mastroianni, whose tailored jacket would never have been unlined with the workmanship on view.

It would have been intriguing to see the designer, whose tailoring skills are awesome, rebuild his mannish silhouette from the shoulders, in a way that so many younger designers try to emulate.

Armor is a kind of clothing worn by a man whose tailor was a blacksmith.

Metal matrix composites are engineered materials which are a combination of two or more materials, one of which is a metal, whose tailored properties can be attained by systematic combination of different constituents.

Ms. Jones, whose crisply tailored outfits give her an aura of command, is officially Customer Service Supervisor/Finance.

And no one handled that more delicately than the Japanese designer Miharayasuhiro, whose firmly tailored, double-breasted, gilt-buttoned jackets had a band of flowers on the underside of wrist sleeves.

The young James was a leader of the avant-garde, whose ingenious tailoring — "off-grain" cuts, displaced seams, asymmetric draping that eliminated darts — is hard to read in a photograph.

The young James was a leader of the avant-garde, whose ingenious tailoring—"off-grain" cuts, displaced seams, asymmetric draping that eliminated darts is hard to read in a photograph.