Sentences with phrase «particular kind of dress»

What distinguishes the Muslim from the Hindus, he said, is a particular kind of dress and a few remnants of Mughal refinements which will soon be swept away by the scientific and international culture of the modern age.

Similarly, in some of the major jurisdictions of the Christian church, clergy are identified by particular kinds of dress or vestment.

Not exact matches

Being able to wear dresses all year long, without any particular occasion, — this is kind of life I want!

It is not that retailers ignore us (M&S caters for Older Women — if you like the kind of dreary stuff older women are supposed to wear), it is that there is such a heavy expectation that women of a certain age must dress in a particular way irrespective of our personalities and wishes.

Since this particular dress has tight sleeves, you can add almost any kind of layering piece over the dress... think cardigans, coats, sweaters and more.

I know I am not a very rock style kind of girl, neither too girlie I thought about this a lot too, if I should just choose one style for the blog, because I noticed that a lot of blogs choose a particular style, but as I have been blogging for a few years now, I came to the conclusion that, I love to share different styles, because that is how I dress anyway, why should I just share only one style on my blog?

Plus, this particular dress was trimmed with fringe, which Im still kind of obsessing over.