striped silk造句

• But what about the elaborate puddling draperies in blue-and-white striped silk taffeta?
• Alecca Carrano's iridescent black striped silk is $ 124 at Barneys New York.
• His cherry-striped silk sofas were replaced by two of a simple cream brocade.
• Anas ibn Malik recalled seeing Zainab in Medina wearing a striped silk cloak.
• A new jacket with sloping shoulders has deeply-inset sleeves of pretty, bright striped silk.
• One pair of striped silk pants there cost $ 100.
• And the suits were tastefully tailored, though sabotaged at times by shiny, striped silk fabrications.
• :She was dressed in a very broadly striped silk, which was anything but a bloomer.
• The evening wear was exquisite, especially the striped silk faille gowns with a puffy Marie-Antoinette look.
• "And I can't wait to get one of those striped silk camisoles, " said her mother Linda.
• Clinton's striped silk sofas are gone as well, and there are two cream-colored sofas in their place.
• Clinton's striped silk sofas are gone as well, and now there are two cream-colored sofas in their place.
• "And I can't wait to get one of those striped silk camisoles . . ., " said her mother Linda.
• The show has what is perhaps the original version of the pin-stripe suit, a brown striped silk velvet from 1775.
• For the armrests, she wrapped the lavender silk in a stripe-on-stripe silk that shades from gold to tangerine to persimmon.
• The Friday night show opened with Naomi Campbell in a glistening silver tube top over a long, wide, pin-striped silk skirt.
• Two-button jackets, like one in silk dupioni, were sometimes worn over the shoulders, with a striped silk shirt matching the lining.
• Varsity blankets were turned into skirts, striped silk linings became blouson tube tops and halters and bomber jackets were cropped and fitted.
• Richly wood paneled, with mirrors framed by flouncy red-and-white-striped silk curtains, Laduree is the most sumptuously appointed of the grands magasins restaurants.
• Dinner there is a sumptous affair hosted by a tuxedoed maitre d'hotel at discreetly spaced tables with chair seats upholstered in striped silk.