sartorial
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definition
adjective
sartorial elegance
of or relating to tailoring, clothes, or style of dress.
example
His plummy accent, polite demeanour and 'sartorial' elegance remind one of an era when business was conducted at gentlemen's clubs over cigars and port.
In the ensuing confusion, everyone in the room, king, nobles and commoners alike, ended up removing their hats, and the meeting continued on a note of 'sartorial' equality.
The girls give their reactions to their fellow guests' 'sartorial' style.
No wonder the Western world has been smitten by the sari, and every woman with a smidgen of 'sartorial' savvy wants one.
Despite the late-June heat - and the prospect of three hours of strenuous exercise-almost nobody had committed the 'sartorial' faux pas of wearing short pants.
Patients prefer doctors to dress in a semiformal style, but when accompanied by a smiling face it is even better, suggesting a friendly manner may be more important than 'sartorial' style.
She was conscious that many women would have seen such a 'sartorial' disaster as comical.
I've dressed up a bit in deference to Evans's 'sartorial' elegance.
If you want to escape the 'sartorial' stereotypes, you often have to pay a little more.
Do you know a businessman who turns heads as he strides the city's sidewalks in his perfectly tailored 'sartorial' elegance?
Blackmore performs in a 'sartorial' nightmare of clashing colours and incongruous items of clothing.
On Bastille Day, there would be a 'sartorial' epidemic of clothes coloured red, white, and blue.
In his prime he was very handsome, but dressed down as if he feared any 'sartorial' display would distract from his teaching.
I could afford to be superior about 'sartorial' disasters I witnessed all around me.
Sporting sunglasses and a black sleeveless shirt, with his hair parted down the middle, he said he took his 'sartorial' inspiration from Indian film star Tere-Naam after watching one of his movies.
A unique combination of tact, charm, deportment and 'sartorial' style, he was all one would wish to see in an idol.
Since there's little danger of hypothermia when the water temperature is 80 degrees, your chief 'sartorial' concern is not offending other boaters.
It flourished when a new, wide availability of industrially manufactured dress materials made possible a modern standard of 'sartorial' uniformity.
His friends and colleagues will miss his humour, conscientiousness, and 'sartorial' elegance.
Indeed her presence influenced women at court to copy her 'sartorial' style.
Wherever he goes, the Prime Minister adapts 'sartorially' to the country in which he finds himself.
Furthermore could this be an indication of what the 'sartorially' astute ladies will be squeezing into this summer.
Sitting in his sunny front room silhouetted in the bay window, white t-shirt, tartan shorts and sports socks, he is 'sartorially' the polar opposite of the traditional bow-tie and tails combo.
Fortunately our appearance did not put off our new-found, 'sartorially' elegant friends and we spent three days fishing with them, fishing mini-matches on two of those days.
Certainly the more 'sartorially' aware New Yorkers adore his stuff.
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