Sentence examples for worn by both from inspiring English sources

The larger wrap was the himation, worn by both sexes.

Trousers were widely worn by both civilian and military women.

The sarong has been worn by both men and women.

Other traditional garments include the tunic or jacket, worn by both sexes over loosely cut trousers.

This outer garment, which originated in the 13th century, was worn by both men and women.

Great quantities of lace were worn by both men and women.

The peekaboo back, a red-carpet favorite for how it photographs ("Here, catch me looking over my shoulder at the cameras") was worn by Claire Danes and Jessica Lange (both in keyhole cutouts by J. Mendel).

Waist-shaping garments appeared sporadically in Europe during the Middle Ages, worn by members of both sexes.

It is still worn by Muslims of both sexes in the Middle East.

Ford has had great influence since he launched his own-name collection two years ago, changing celebrity dressing with his commanding three-piece suits regularly worn by Brad Pitt, David Beckham and Daniel Craig in both real life and as James Bond in Quantum of Solace.

"I grew up in the Anglican church and this particular design was in fact incorporated into the classical chasubles [outer vestments] worn by priests in both the Catholic and Anglican church," he says.