iridescent fabric造句

• Super-shiny sequins, metallic and iridescent fabrics are best for after-dark entrances.
• Fabrics : Micro fibers, tweed, wide-wale corduroy, velvet, cable-stitch knits, suede, and iridescent fabrics.
• Give her some iridescent fabrics and she shines.
• Especially in deep pink-silvery iridescent fabrics.
• In a sound mass, " the traditional concept of'chord'or vertical'event'[ is ] replaced by a shifting, iridescent fabric of sound ".
• Jussara's collection had some modern elements too, including a miniskirt ( a rarity these days ), sparkling and iridescent fabrics, and trendy drawstring pants.
• IRIDESCENT FABRICS _ Something from the Peacock Revolution of the'60s that's making a comeback with edgy menswear designers like Calvin Klein and Hugo Boss.
• Blazers and suits in buttery, sunny colors, Nile greens, smooth and sometimes iridescent fabrics and good cuts were modern, yet harking back to gentler times.
• Men's uniforms are usually less ornate than those of their female counterparts and are usually matte-colored, while women's uniforms generally employ metallic or iridescent fabrics.
• This meant flounced skirts in iridescent fabrics and leathers with raw edges worn bundled under jackets that were belted and closed with a golden spike.
• This process is typically used when different colored yarns are used in the construction of fabrics ( e . g . plaids, checks, iridescent fabrics ).
• The painting adopts a Flemish compositional; type and reveals an interest in the play of light on iridescent fabrics that probably derived in the style of Juan Bautista Maino.
• Marc Jacobs, the designer who first put grunge on the runway, the supermodels turned out at the Plaza hotel to wear hip-hugging jeans, chambray shirts and short jean jackets in luxury iridescent fabrics.
• But Gattinoni, a Rome-based designer, did receive 50 orders for his $ 300 " Claire de Lune " model, covered in a white iridescent fabric and embossed with a giant G on the front.
• He also used crinkled iridescent fabric to create texture in jackets and dresses ( like a rippling ocean ) and asymmetrical hemlines to give skirts and dresses an edge ( like a sand dune ).
• William Calvert, one of more than 70 American designers to show his spring collection during New York fashion week, featured gowns, suits, and skirts in his show Sunday, with elements such as iridescent fabrics, satins, and pearl accessories.
• For example, Provenance, a vitamin and herbal retailer newly available on the cosmetics floor at Macy's, has packaged groups of products in iridescent fabric and given them names like Peace and Holiday Survival, which contains an enzyme dietary supplement.
• The 514-seat Victoria Theater is a gem of more modest size and cut, a smoky amethyst of a room, with walls of gray and rose brick and seating upholstered in an iridescent fabric that shifts in tone from green to plum.
• Many of the same silhouettes _ one-shouldered gowns, iridescent fabrics and criss-cross backs _ that we saw at the Oscars have been incorporated into this season's swimsuits, Hart said, and she finds the result a welcome relief from the bare-all suits.