Sentence examples for witty dress from inspiring English sources

There is a mildly witty dress designed in collaboration with Roy Lichtenstein for the first Florence Biennale; examples of Versace's didactically outré but still masterly leatherwork, of his menswear for a special clientele, and of his sometimes regal couture (a queen by definition is a dominatrix).

Witty dress shoes.

For the coming spring, he showed some very witty dresses and tops based on workout clothes.

Bartley's award crowns a year in which her colourful, witty dresses - she describes them as "mashed-up Sunday best" - have become the uniform of London's junior best-dressed list, from Alexa Chung to Lily Allen.

(On July 4, however, MSN added a waving-flag graphic, an imitation of the way Google's witty artists dress up its own logo on holidays).

He's also a highly talented director as he proved with his witty, modern-dress Cosi Fan Tutte for the ENO.

With Kurt to observe her, Alice's face floods with light; her voice acquires ringing bell tones; anticipating her husband's imminent death, she sheds her at-home drudgery clothes in two witty variations on dressing to kill.

Indiscreet, self-deprecating, avid for gossip, he strode poker-packed, immaculately dressed, witty, generous and endearing, through thousands of private lives.

I have always been a Ruby fan – smart, witty and the best dress sense that I think it was possible for people to have in 1973 (if the pictures I've seen are anything to go by), what's not to love (other than being on the wrong end of her witty retorts)?

Everyone is witty, well groomed and dressed to the nines.

Shylock was an elegantly dressed businessman, witty and urbane; the story was partly about how this charming, civilised man could tear himself apart.