in pleats造句

• Sure, Cary Grant was always dapper in pleats.
• -- Bias : Pressed in pleats cut on the diagonal, usually stitched part way down.
• Another evening dress fell narrowly in pleats of chiffon; sharp shoulders kept it from looking remotely dowdy.
• Crimp the edges together, keeping the back edge straight while pressing the front edge onto it in pleats.
• Extra fabric was gathered together behind in pleats, thus creating a narrower but longer tiered, draped train too.
• He then transferred the gunpowdered patterns onto fabric, in Pleats Please clothes, hung on the glass walls of the museum.
• -- Accordion : Narrow, pressed-in pleats, similar to the folds of the bellows of an accordion, often edge stitched.
• There were actually real clothes there, some excellent jacquard sweaters, fine leather pants if you like that sort of thing, and they don't always have to flare elephant-style in pleats with zippers as some of these do.
• It has been suggested that there is evidence of Highlanders wearing only the bottom part of the belted plaid before this, possibly as early as the 1690s, but Rawlinson's is the earliest documented example with sewn-in pleats, a distinctive feature of the kilt worn today.
• That amounts to 12 to 14 ads, which carry cheeky headlines like " You didn't spend two years at Wharton to get noticed for the latest trend in pleats " ( for the retailer's traditionally styled suits ) and " You're too sexy for glen plaid, too sexy for two buttons, too sexy to blend in " ( for designer suits ).