Sentence examples for wrong outfits from inspiring English sources

At first I thought we both had on the wrong outfits.

Tate is fundamentally a poet of embarrassment, ever showing up in the wrong outfit or on the wrong day.

Ministers cajoled the corporation into setting up a new governing body, the BBC Trust, only to complain that it was the wrong outfit for the job.

This is particularly true at Prada, where the wrong outfit can make a person look about as fashion-conscious as a high-school geometry teacher.

If you are a woman who supports abortion rights and do not fit Erickson's idea of what such a woman should look like — dreary, presumably — he will find a caricature for you: a silly girl who wore the wrong outfit, the one a man didn't want to see her in.

Too pretty to bother with make-up (think Kate Hudson crossed with Sissy Spacek), too inherently cool to ever turn up in the wrong outfit, Luella has been part of fashion's terrifying inner circle since she went to Central Saint Martins to study fashion design.

If you are a woman who supports abortion rights and do not fit Erickson's idea of what such a woman should look like dreary, presumably—he will find a caricature for you: a silly girl who wore the wrong outfit, the one a man didn't want to see her in.

Talbot's coxcomb gone wrong is transformed into a sympathetic, sweet-natured man who is terrified at smearing the dignity of his office by wearing the wrong outfit and whose wild haircut is explained by the fact that his sister tried to cut it one last time before he boarded ship and they parted, but was crying so much that she could hardly see what she was doing.

I showed up in the wrong outfit.

I felt like the token Christian; the stranger in the wrong outfit eating the matzah out of order.

Gone are the days when wearing the wrong outfit could mean a hefty fine ― impossible to pay for many cash-strapped families ― or worse.