Sentence examples for winter dressing from inspiring English sources

Silk is surprisingly warm and makes a perfect foundation for winter dressing.

A midi skirtworn with socks and shoes (this works with pointed heels or chunky flats) is a winter dressing game-changer.

Gilding — as embroidery, mosaic pattern and surface sheen — is such a theme of winter dressing that, even if not quite up to Klimt's gold leaf, it seems almost a defiance of a grim reality.

I sometimes think the most interesting winter dressing of all is the one I make in the roasting tin, to capture the roasty-toasted bits left behind by a cut of meat and used to pour over soft, aromatic leaves.

Never fear, as boring as winter dressing can get by February, Imogen Fox is on hand to point out who's wearing what and how to make arctic chic work for you.

Winter dressing means throwing an overcoat on top of your usual getup to protect against the elements, only to be removed once you're back in the safety of a climate-controlled environment.

Writer notes three categories of winter dress evidenced by the guests.

For example, the meditator (while voicing empiricist sensibilities) puts forward, as candidates for the foundations of Knowledge, such prima facie obvious claims as "that I am here, sitting by the fire, wearing a winter dressing-gown, holding this piece of paper in my hands, and so on" — particular matters "about which doubt is quite impossible," or so it would seem (AT 7 18).

In winter dress up warmly.

In the winter, dress warmly, in long pants like the fashionable harem pants or skinny jeans.

This is not summer dressing – this is Magaluf dressing.