hacking jacket造句

• Along with a tailored hacking jacket and suede shoes, he carried a handsome cane.
• Dunhill's hacking jackets have a slim silhouette and come in varying shades and patterns.
• He cut hacking jackets and coats with considerable variety, worn over sleek riding pants and boots.
• Working-man pieces like a corduroy coat, a herringbone hacking jacket and suede jeans were all done luxuriously.
• The lower side pockets were removed and the single slit was replaced by two hacking jacket style slits.
• Women's clothes range from blazers and hacking jackets in plaids or checks to ankle-length shearling coats that reverse to printed fabrics.
• Lauren's English ode starred hacking jackets with the requisite suede elbow patches, riding coats with chocolate suede pants, and horse-shaped silver belt buckles.
• HACKING JACKET ( also called riding coat ) _ It's longer than a regular suit coat and hides thunder thighs while accenting a small waist.
• Her lesser-priced DKNY line was as confident and clean, full of bright whites, clam-digger pants, rib knits, and a beautiful one-button hacking jacket with side vents.
• In a 1923 self-portrait, she presents herself, at age 49, with close-cropped hair, wearing a top hat and a black hacking jacket, the scarlet Legion of Honor ribbon in its lapel.
• But Abboud's warm camel-toned plaid and checked hacking jackets, his gray stripes and his solid-color coats and suits in rich fabrics had even the non-fashion-conscious men in the audience nodding in approval.
• The least pretentious item on view is a set of her riding clothes, including her tweed hacking jacket and jodhpurs by Bernard Weatherill and a pair of leather riding boots, from about 1960.
• In the case of jackets, vents were originally a sporting option, designed to make riding easier, so are traditional on hacking jackets, formal coats such as a morning coat, and, for reasons of pragmatism, overcoats.
• Lord Snowden, on assignment for " Vanity Fair, " wandered the lawns in hacking jacket and woolen tie and kept asking if an underdressed visitor wasn't " freezing to death " from the autumn gusts.
• Although women, even as Master of the Hounds, may still not wear scarlet, Henry Poole recently designed a tongue-in-cheek version of a woman's hacking jacket in red wool whipcord; it will be marketed by DAKS Simpson Ltd.
• There was nothing not to like about Lauren's latest renditions of boot-and-breeches chic, women in tight suede pants striding out in turtleneck sweaters and tweed hacking jackets, or perhaps loosely belted shirt dresses with suede elbow patches.
• Even when he could no longer keep up on hunts, he would occasionally come as a spectator _ wearing a hacking jacket with scarf fluttering in the breeze, britches and knee socks stuffed into desert boots, dangling pipe and walking stick in hand.
• Wearing a short black dress, a small diamond pendant, an acid-green hacking jacket with a gold Race for the Cure ribbon pin on its lapel and black high heels, Hanover looked at marble and other materials at Stone Source, a showroom on Park Avenue South.
• Estes, a lanky and engaging 34-year-old, whose New York clients come mostly from the art world, arrived at my Manhattan apartment wearing her taste on her sleeve, in her mother's old hacking jacket from Abercrombie & Fitch, a boy's pajama top with a Minnesota Vikings logo on it, black Comme des Garcons trousers that hung low on her hips, and a smile that recalled a young Diane Keaton.
• Estes, a lanky and engaging 34-year-old, whose New York clients come mostly from the art world, arrived at my Manhattan apartment wearing her taste on her sleeve, in her mother's old hacking jacket from Abercrombie & AMP; Fitch, a boy's pajama top with a Minnesota Vikings logo on it, black Comme des Garcons trousers that hung low on her hips, and a smile that recalled a young Diane Keaton.