mode of dress

She had never been concerned about clothes, and her mode of dress showed it.

And the last mode of dress, for that matter.

Even his mode of dress had changed with his new status.

They had no specific features, no particular mode of dress.

The android seemed to notice the human's mode of dress for the first time.

"I must say, there are some things I rather like about this mode of dress."

It is not, therefore, expected that one should imitate the Japanese mode of dress.

Our fellow diners are not the only ones paying attention to his mode of dress.

Primarily, however, skirts are the customary and respectable mode of dress.

It is possible that this mode of dress gave rise to the china dress.

They have a special mode of dress designed to comply with Quranic traditions.

She was attractive, despite her freakish mode of dress.

The drama was deliberately tempered, however, by Sara's mode of dress.

Evidently this was her normal mode of dress.

The idea of that mode of dress being countenanced by the profession!

In many urban high schools, they said, a girl's "gear," or mode of dress, determines her popularity.

Lord Byron, on the other hand, took exception to Strange's mode of dress.

I can not dictate your mode of dress."

The slaver, however, seemed satisfied with that mode of dress, and was inspecting it closely.

She had a narrow waist and flaring hips, something the modern mode of dress would never reveal.

In West Africa, a man's tribal affiliation governs his mode of dress.

In addition, a simple, understated mode of dress is seen as conducive to inner reflection and spiritual growth.

Probably not even Cauchon could then have guessed the importance that her mode of dress would come to assume."

When jazz is expressed by the artist's mode of dress, the style may either be improvised or carefully rehearsed.

Inside, the hostel is a riot of noises, smells and modes of dress.