Sentence examples for wider lapels from inspiring English sources

Rule of thumb: wider lapels, wider brim.

But jackets with wider lapels, whether notch, shawl or peak, as shown by Gucci and Mr. McQueen, flatter more traditionally built men.

Mr. Lieberman explained one as he described a photograph of his father in a jacket with wider-than-wide lapels.

Wide lapels narrow a bull neck.

The stodgy bureaucrats, by contrast, are in wide lapels.

Look at that grey overcoat with wide lapels -Yohji?

Wide lapels and shoulders on reworked double-breasted suit jackets brought to mind urban fat cats.

We each were given a jacket with wide lapels and hipster pants with enormous bells.

One segment dates to 1977, when Mr. Seinfeld, wearing glasses and wide lapels and speaking with a distinct Noo Yawk accent, made his television debut on "Celebrity Cabaret".

As Poe's draft stylist, Johnson cared more about the wide lapels on his suit jacket and the fabric swatches her team had selected.

For years, he made fun of his Georgetown University classmate, Andy Stearns, for wearing a stained, plaid, late-1970's shirt with wide lapels throughout college.