poufed造句

• I had to have my hair poufed up at the end and slicked over.
• His embroidered jackets poufed below the waist and crinolines were placed beneath skirts for round silhouettes.
• Her newest shape was an elliptical dress with a small, usually sleeveless bodice and a slightly poufed skirt.
• Skirts were both slim and full, pleated and poufed, but the jacket shapes tended to be short.
• His is Andy Warholesque but striped rather than blond; hers is an homage tk [ cbuki poufed into a full frontal pompadour.
• They are not, however, as distracting as some of Lang's past designs that have trailed tails and poufed all over.
• With unfailing British understatement, author Blanchard resists pointing a sharp finger at mistakes and excesses, such as the early poufed skirts and socks with high heels.
• One skirt shape has a poufed bustle, while an optical patterned coat is bubble-shaped, both reminiscent of vintage couture from the 1950s and'60s.
• She deals with Elvis, poufed and clad in black leather, singing at the top of his lungs while riding in the 1964 movie " Roustabout ."
• While she normally opens her shows with tailored men's suits, this season she featured harem pants with jackets that poufed at the buttons as if they were too tight.
• Inspirations went from Klimt, for black sheer dresses with precise geometric beading, to Toulouse-Lautrec, for cheerful-strumpet poufed minis worn with boots in black stretch damask held by garters.
• True, it wasn't the prettiest thing to see women in the 1980s trussed up like turkeys, poufed, gilded, wearing labels and logos on handbags, hats, eyeglasses and shoes.
• Take your pick : gold metallic cocktail jackets and coats; flouncy skirts with ruffled hems; sweetheart-printed knits and dresses and a darling silver sequin strapless party dress, poufed up with tulle and decorated with clusters of paillettes.
• She used silk duoppioni for the jackets, silk velvet for the coats, silk and wool blends for coats, silk satin for shirts and tunics, silk georgette for evening dresses and silk organza for ball-gown skirts that are poufed with little ribbon ties.
• "Princess is like a walking billboard for us, " said Diehl, who was dressed in one of her own space-age punk creations, a cropped black bolero jacket with hot pink curls of wire-covered fabric that doubled as poufed Victorian sleeves.
• Ancient cypress trees waved banners of Spanish moss over our heads; strangler figs choked palm trunks like boa constrictors, while bromeliad air plants poufed out from them like Dr . Seuss cartoons; lilies and cattails floated as neatly as the water gardens of Miami's Viscaya mansion.
• Oscar de la Renta's collection includes a strapless paper taffeta dress in a muted plaid of rose, blue, pink and wine with fullness in back, ending in a train, and a ballgown skirt of yellow and blue plaid taffeta that is poufed up in front and, for a modern touch, shown with a yellow silk sweater.
• Audience members, squirming in their seats, watched a collection that appeared to be on a loop, with many opportunities to appreciate his romantic strapless belled dresses, sometimes gathered in the back and worn with slim trousers beneath; suits with hidden buttons and skirts poufed gently on the side; pretty floral dresses with a hoop swaying beneath; flowing long skirts with jackets with tails or pretty sheaths with faded polka dots that grew more pronounced near the hem.