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couture

/koo-toor; French koo-tyr/US // kuˈtʊər; French kuˈtür //UK // (kuːˈtʊə, French kutyr) //

高级时装,高级定制,高级定制时装,高级订制

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : the occupation of a couturier; dressmaking and designing.
    • : fashion designers or couturiers collectively.
    • : the clothes and related articles designed by such designers.
    • : the business establishments of such designers, especially where clothes are made to order.
adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : created or produced by a fashion designer: couture clothes.
    • : being, having, or suggesting the style, quality, etc., of a fashion designer; very fashionable: the couture look.

Examples

  • It’s because a couture seamstress spent 15 hours sewing them.

  • Even though the clothing’s pharaonic prices didn’t cover the cost of crafting the made-to-measure garments, the media coverage generated by his couture shows helped sell lower sticker-price items, like hats, belts and hosiery.

  • Cardin saw the astronomical expense of producing haute couture collections as an investment.

  • As with haute couture, some brands charge higher prices in accordance with their reputation - not because they are offering some special feature that will make going for a run in them better or safer than wearing anything else on the road.

  • In his free time of late, he’s made some couture masks embellished with pearls and crystals that have been a hit on social media.

  • But the phenomenon of counterfeiting is as old as couture itself.

  • But while that level of ‘haute couture’ is building the market, we want to be seen as more prêt-à-porter.

  • Earlier this week, Martin Rouleau-Couture ran his car into two Canadian soldiers in Quebec, killing one and wounding another.

  • Rouleau-Couture and Zehaf-Bibeau were both reportedly born in Canada and lived in Quebec before recently converting to Islam.

  • Martin Couture-Rouleau, the suspect in that incident, was arrested in July while trying to travel to Turkey.

  • Couture was always welcome at the home of the courtesan, who dreamed, perhaps, of making him her husband.

  • At the time of his transient wealth Couture splendidly maintained Jenny Cadine.

  • Couture is a very minor character, a financial speculator, who only hung on the fringe of the viveurs.

  • It was at this time that young Puvis entered the studio of Couture.

  • See M. Thomas Couture's narrative at the end of this chapter.