For Crawford, the beachy look is sartorially timeless for the model.
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Sartorially, she'd split the difference: black coat, flowered pants, turquoise eyeliner.
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But the sartorially-minded soccer follower can still covet from afar.
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He photographs sartorially wise, older mature women and men for a living.
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Of all the map men, Mr. Hemmer seems the most sartorially conscious.
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Critic's Notebook Sartorially speaking, these are strange days in the White House.
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Less predictable, however, was that this juicy, sartorially vicious burger contained zero meat.
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And then it was a kind of a world that he knew, certainly sartorially.
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Something happened culturally: No one is supposed to age past 45 — sartorially, cosmetically, attitudinally.
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Sartorially speaking, the garb of the erotic thriller also had its own story to tell.
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Of course, it wouldn't be the first time the couple has supported each other sartorially.
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Other suggestions included Taika Waititi (sartorially exceptional, Maori) and Jeff Goldblum (charming, eccentric, 65 years old).
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As for what Beyoncé has in store for us sartorially this evening, that remains to be seen.
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Think of the leopard print heels as symbolic of how fierce she is, both politically and sartorially.
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He has already proven to be sartorially flexible and has previously spoken about his penchant for high fashion.
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Trump opted for a white pith helmet, which, while it matched sartorially, proved appallingly offensive to many Africans.
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Possibly it was this same westward-leaning and sartorially adventuresome grandfather who influenced Mr. Peskowitz's lifelong interest in clothes.
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They criticized her style, which then involved, sartorially, androgynous suits, and musically, operatic odes to her character Cindi Mayweather.
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As we saw with Rihanna's sartorially triumphant week in New York, it's one that celebrities seem to have down.
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Demographically and sartorially speaking, they looked about like what you'd get if you dragged a net through Times Square.
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Soccer has long been one of the most sartorially advanced sports, its teams known for their relationships with designers.
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But for his last hurrah — sartorially at least — old habits seem to die hard, judging by his tour wardrobe.
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Other times, it's adhering to what is considered sartorially trendy to avoid being perceived as undisciplined, ugly or sloppy.
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And throughout the summer she was the brand's best model, pairing them with her over-the-top, sartorially savvy outfits.
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But the truth is, it's 2017, and despite what our sartorially enlightened, edgier adult selves might think, preppy ain't so bad.
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He should be prostrating himself, or at the very least conducting himself with a bit of humility — sartorially and in general.
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Like it or not, how the first lady presents herself sartorially can oftentimes be a headline grabbing part of the job.
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But for Mr. Cobb, the editor in chief of the British fashion magazine Another Man, every day is, sartorially speaking, 1974.
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And Prince would certainly have gotten a kick out of being sartorially evoked as the First Lady hobnobs with some actual royalty.
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Sartorially speaking, we get a pretty bad rap; too often, we're boiled down to our most basic binary of butch and femme.
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Unlike at her first wedding in the 1980s, where "everything was within conventional parameters," Ms. Garfinkel felt both sartorially and ceremonially unconstrained.
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You don't have to be aligned with a specific side to sartorially support the U.S.A. (and your right to vote) this election year.
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That's more than 120 minutes of visual porn: a sartorially stunning, savagely sexy, and altogether scintillatingly sinister piece, one that satisfies the fashion famished.
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Both sartorially and cinematically, the seasoned star at the heart of "All I Wish" deserves a movie with more to offer than knockoff style.
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Sartorially Gatsbyesque, he wore two-toned shoes, tailor-made double-breasted suits (white in summer) with bow ties and long white flannels for tennis.
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But if you really want to get to know someone sartorially, nothing is more illuminating than the outfit they think they look best in.
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Whether it's a blind date or the first time meeting your dating app crush IRL, you want to make a great impression, sartorially at least.
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Once we had sorted the sartorially expedient, we first turned to the world of SoftBank, this time taking a close look at its debt load.
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Hathaway's stylist, Penny Lovell, announced on Tuesday that the 34-year-old actress will be sticking with sartorially sustainable styles for her Colossal press tour.
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Sartorially inclined Kondo-philes will want to thank the New York designer Misha Nonoo for taking some of the guesswork out of streamlining their closets.
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It's kind of limiting if you prefer complications over fashion, but for the sartorially inclined, it's one of the better customizable style apps I've seen.
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It started when she seemed to sartorially upbraid Trump for his Billy Bush vulgarities by wearing a pussy-bow blouse to the St. Louis debate.
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Since Monday, when a sartorially inclined Times political correspondent tweeted a photo of the footwear, the boots have been discussed, debated and, finally, identified: Florsheim, $63.
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However, there's nothing we love like a fashion challenge, so we thought long and hard about the ten most essential pieces for this sartorially challenging season.
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Sartorially, Julia Roberts has long been the woman in black, showing up to red carpets and awards ceremony in the classic shade that's become her trademark.
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The young actress has always been sartorially wise beyond her years, regularly incorporating more experimental fashion brands like Rodarte into her standard red carpet wardrobe rotation.
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" Mr. Farrell, sartorially splendid in a brown suit, black cape and floppy hat, mostly smiled and posed as he teased at the androgyny of "Rebel Rebel.
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Three years ago "China: Through the Looking Glass" inspired dresses with dragons (pictured), hair held in place with chopsticks and, from a few sartorially confused celebrities, kimonos.
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PeopleStyle spoke with Hanawalt to find out more about her love of impossible fashions, bold prints and everything it takes to dress Netflix's most sartorially savvy horse.
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But most importantly, let's all cross our fingers that George Clooney takes Chris Rock's outfit suggestion and makes next year's Oscars a whole lot more sartorially interesting.
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Go with glossy textures for a more sunny take on the shade and sartorially speaking, pair with Easter egg colors, like the pink dresses shown at Valentino.
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Her style may be totally individual, but her words of thrifting wisdom are something anyone (from newbies to vintage vets) will find refreshing, useful, and sartorially empowering.
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On HBO's hit series Euphoria, you are guaranteed to see actress Barbie Ferreira, who plays the sartorially adventurous Kat Hernandez, in at least one piece of latex.
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Queen Regent Cersei has a huge impact on Sansa: sartorially, yes, but also by helping Sansa realize that the royals are basically a bunch of conniving, sneaky people.
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After he was arraigned in Washington, the sartorially obsessed Stone starred in a video posted by conservative outlet The Daily Caller explaining how to properly dress for court.
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She's usually dressed in something over-the-top (remember that corseted dress with rose collar?) or sartorially captivating (no one can forget her red dress emoji Marchesa moment!).
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Venus meets the planet of surprise, Uranus, in your sign on March 28, finding you taking some exciting risks sartorially, in your love life, or around your finances.
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Their latest effort to corner the Richie Rich market should likewise be taken seriously — something the sartorially inspired Loomer family of Uber's press release appears happy to do.
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With the right pieces (that are versatile enough to wear in a variety of ways), you'll be sartorially conquering that boardroom once again, without blowing your entire paycheck.
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And if you're wondering where Donnie Wahlberg and Hailee Steinfeld got those groovy cowboy hats they were wearing on stage, look no further than the sartorially resplendent trio.
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We live in a world where individuals are increasingly encouraged to take charge of their own fate and challenge the authority of the institution: medically, educationally and now sartorially.
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In the restaurant, Piazza fiddled with the patterned scarf around his neck, joking that he accessorized like this only in Italy, where he felt sartorially inadequate alongside the locals.
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While most people likely wouldn't want to pair thick, red-orange mud and splashing milk-drunk baby pachyderms with a white top, sartorially, Melania Trump is not most people.
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From the oxblood V-neck sweater to the red leather midi-skirt, Markle's monochromatic ensemble was appropriate for fall and very on-brand sartorially — except for one detail: the hair.
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Even more annoying than that is the idea of all the pieces we have that we'll never wear again — which isn't just sartorially unfortunate, but a total waste of money.
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And, sartorially, Prince may have been a sexually polyvalent version of Iceberg Slim — all slick suits, frilly jabots, stilettos and shades — but he was sui generis, a trend of one.
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Visit even briefly the rich costume collections at the Victoria & Albert Museum, as the JordanLuca designers had, and you quickly conclude that we live in grim and sartorially spiritless times.
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Trump will likely not try to sartorially overshadow the Queen; last summer when they met she wore a very simple pale pink skirt suit with a thin belt, the picture of appropriateness.
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If there's any woman who could rival Michelle Obama's status as America's favorite political fashion plate (and First Lady), it's surely another sartorially savvy "government official," Kerry Washington's character Olivia Pope on
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One can conjure any number of nightmare scenarios for galas themed around Judaism, blackness or, say, Aztecs—none of whom remain alive to be offended—no matter how sartorially sensitive the dresses.
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One has to do with the reputation she built as a risk taker who does not hew to a singular path but zigs and zags as she desires: musically, sartorially and professionally.
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Williams is certainly not the only tennis player who's refused to play it safe sartorially, but the persistent criticism she's faced arguably recalls the game's elitist roots more than any other athlete has.
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This ring, reportedly retailed at $450 at XIV Karats, appears to be the latest addition to her collection of jewelry that sartorially expresses her nearly year-long relationship with the "Butterfly Effect" hitmaker.
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That gave Goldman Sachs the chance to tout its own efforts help women out sartorially: The investment firm put a Rent the Runway drop-off box at its Manhattan headquarters just last month.
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As I've written before, part of what so many gay people have fought so hard for is the recognition that we don't fit into tidy boxes, otherwise known as stereotypes — not sartorially, not ideologically.
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As the rest of you may know by now, our charismatic constructor made a series of brilliant appearances on "Jeopardy" this past week and the Friday before, burying contestants with jaunty, deadpan, sartorially distinctive aplomb.
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With the soul-boy makeover of Young Americans I could at last consider Bowie sartorially acceptable and, by 1976, consented to attend his next big tour, the "Thin White Duke" dates that accompanied Station To Station.
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But now, the magazine is taking a different direction, rounding up some of the most sartorially savvy ladies and gents in the sports industry to be featured as part of their all new "Fashionable 50" list.
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So much so that Kourtney recently proved her commitment to keeping things sartorially sexy by collaborating with Pretty Little Thing on a clothing line, which consists of an entire collection of skin-baring, lace-up pieces.
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She really believed that you could do and be anything you wanted, and that, sartorially, you could get away with whatever you dared, as long as you stood up straight and wore it with a smile.
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To help us decode the attire requirements for every kind of wedding, we called on Xochitl Gonzalez, creative director of boutique event-design and planning company AaB Creates, to give her take on what is sartorially expected of guests.
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Just as the rapper's androgynous leather kilts are only now making it big (ahem, Jayden), so the waves made by his much maligned Grammy's scarlet sweatsuit ensemble from last year are only beginning to reach the sartorially-minded masses.
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Much of A$AP Mob and Spaceghostpurrp's aesthetics when they broke onto the scene in 2011—both musically and sartorially—tie back to the dressed-in-all-black, triplet flow horrorcore that the group popularized in the mid-90s.
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From 2003 to 2013, fashion experts Stacy London and Clinton Kelly, along with a dream team of hairstylists and makeup artists, helped sartorially challenged nominees transform their outward appearance — which often had the added benefit of boosting their inner confidence, too.
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The Notorious's loquacious, sartorially-minded braggadocio—part golden era Ric "The Nature Boy" Flair swagger and perhaps part Bronson-esque bravado (as my editor has suggested)—was polarizing among MMA fans, but you can't argue that it wasn't at least on brand.
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If you still need convincing that wearing just a slinky, spaghetti-strap dress is both sartorially and socially acceptable, follow the lead of celebrities such as Selena Gomez, Rihanna, and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, all of whom are key supporters of the trend.
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Clothing line Nehera may be a new name, even to the sartorially-obsessed like ourselves, but they're about to be on the tip of every fashion-insider's tongue after Tuesday's show set a new, much-needed standard throughout the industry for age and racial diversity.
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The always sartorially-daring royal wore a chic white skirt suit and had her hair in a braid across her forehead (the preferred hairstyle of her two daughters, Sofia and Leonor) for a day around the island of Tenerife with her husband, King Felipe.
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But I'm not just morally and sartorially opposed to wearing something uncomfortable for long periods of time just because society might be afraid of a little unsolicited bounce — there are other reasons, too, why I've chosen to set my breasts free and banish the bra.
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" After the sartorially adventurous Florida nail salon owner Desna Sims (Niecy Nash) and her Southern belle second-in-command Jennifer Husser (Jenn Lyon) confront a crooked governor about his money laundering scheme, he muses, "I thought you was a Robin Hood with press-on nails.
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When Parliament-Funkadelic, George Clinton's sartorially adventurous music collective, played arena shows in the 1970s, the boisterous crowds would reach a fever pitch midway through the concert when a fire-spitting flying saucer descended from the rafters, landing onstage amid smoke and blaring horns.
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It seems like such a small detail when you think of it, but the fact that each character sports a different cut of jean (raw-hemmed, cropped flare, culottes) suggests an attention to detail from someone who wants women to feel represented on screen — even sartorially.
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Palm Springs has long had legal protections for gays, the community center already exists, and when I met at various points on Tuesday with the five Council members — including the mayor, Robert Moon, who's really a councilman with extra ceremonial duties — I discovered a sartorially subdued lot.
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As production of the leafy green grew by more than 60% between 2007 and 2012, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data, consuming the fiber-, protein-, and vitamin-packed super veggie with every meal (or at least showing your support sartorially, like Beyoncé) became the ultimate health flex.
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In case this whole outfit seems a little too out of left field for Gwen, there is a silver lining: Should Shelton call her up to go on an impromptu four-wheeler date through a mud field, no woman has ever been more sartorially prepared for such an occasion.
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"In my fantasies," Ashley Spencer tweeted: Another tweet by Christen Clifford agreed that it was a sign of going rogue: Lizabeth slyly tweeted: Others thought the bow, echoing the word her husband used with such egregious abandon, was a way of sartorially standing by him and dissing his critics.
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Kris, however, proved she's the world's premier momager for a reason, as the only one capable of creating a sartorially appropriate response to the weather, going with a tried and true Kardashian style classic—swaddling herself in a huge, very 80s fur coat that covered up her all-black ensemble.
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If there was ever a time to engage with that sort of performative dress, it would be the State of the Union; ever a time to support her husband by sartorially waving her (and thus his) patriotism in the face of those who say he has suborned it, this was it.
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As if shoes, clothing and bathing suits weren't already more than enough to keep us sartorially satisfied, up-and-coming designer sisters Kendall and Kylie Jenner are quadrupling down on their commitment to bring us clothing that allows us to dress like them (but not on a gazillionaire, model/lip kit mogul budget).
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Trump has, it seems, been more sartorially diplomatic than usual, not only dressing in a wardrobe that seems to be dictated by the colors of the French flag (which are also the colors of the American flag), but in clothes from ur-French brand Dior, as well as her favorite Franco-American designer, Hervé Pierre.
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It features "Hacking" fouls called by a diminutive ref, traveling, 24-second shot-clock violations, instant replays (believed to be a video game debut), turnaround over-the-head baseline jumpers, 360-degree pirouettes in the lane, fallaways, putbacks, plus the sartorially correct vintage kneepads, accurate non-NBA jersey numbers, and, depending on your vantage point, rec-specs.
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Sartorially speaking, Days 2 through 4 are all out of order in my memory, but I can tell you this: There was a red bandanna worn as a neckerchief, along with a white linen shirt from Uniqlo, brown linen pants from eBay and my sage Barbour coat, which I bought new with tags from a fashion blogger on DePop.
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Unlike her generational cohort of anarchic SoundCloud rappers and sartorially sex-positive pop stars, Eilish has the kind of talent that is easily understood and praised by the old guard: She writes her own songs, she redirects the gaze from the shape of her body with oversized silhouettes, she has a voice that, while whispery and strange, is still classically lovely.
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"The fact of the matter is, we have many brand enthusiasts who love the made-to-measure process and regularly spend over $2800,2000 a year with us," said Sarrah Candee, the senior director of global marketing and public relations for Isaia, the Neapolitan luxury brand, whose suits, most of which sell for $2200,1123 to $2112,2000, are a mark of pride among the sartorially conscious.
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Consistently, it's funny: There are essays on such topics as why Ortberg was compelled to transition after a man watched him fail to parallel park; why both Captain Kirk and Duckie from Pretty in Pink are lesbians ("just because I think Duckie is a lesbian doesn't mean that she is making excellent and healthy choices"); and how Ortberg intends to comport himself when he has abs someday ("basically I just manage to fall into this sweet spot, sartorially speaking, where I'm neither trying too hard nor trying too hard to look like I'm not trying too hard").
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