sartorial 的定义
- of or relating to tailors or their trade: sartorial workmanship.
- of or relating to clothing or style or manner of dress: sartorial splendor.
- Anatomy. pertaining to the sartorius.
sartorial 近义词
pertaining to tailors
更多sartorial例句
- When we do have this moment of realization, we all look ridiculous, at least by the arcane equipment and sartorial standards that inform our sport.
- Dressing for the office was like solving a sartorial Rubik’s Cube in which the rare winning combination was simultaneously appropriate for my age, rank, body type, and schedule.
- Ford’s most memorable brush with sartorial fame, he writes, was when he entered Esquire’s 2009 competition for the magazine’s Best Dressed Real Man.
- This sartorial shift also makes plain the challenges that women in power continue to face.
- Their new Balmain campaign isn't just extremely off-putting and incredibly up-close; it's also a serious sartorial achievement.
- Today, the sartorial movement is starting to make a comeback.
- Tyson Chandler, a veteran of taking sartorial risks, has seemingly influenced a new generation of players taking style chances.
- Once she became enmeshed in the acting world, she turned to some timeless Hollywood icons for sartorial guidance.
- In its first issue, for example, 1Granary pushed sartorial limits with a cover shoot entitled “The Birth Place.”
- We are still in the times of the upstanding ruff; we are watching, like sartorial gardeners, for the droop of this linen flower.
- The action was everything; the sartorial accessories were as they might be and were and frequently still are.
- He returned with a dark young man, whose sartorial perfection left nothing to be desired.
- He advanced and recognized Snorky Green's red choker tie, which was particularly dear to his young sartorial fancy.
- Gordon Makimmon, with secret dissatisfaction, compared himself with this sartorial model.