"I went through so many tailors, tailors from Ghana and Benin and further out," she said.
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There will be 16 tailors on staff — part of the largest network of tailors in North America.
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"Creating 10 to 15 tailors at once in a parish of 10,000 people, it's got to affect existing tailors," he said.
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Nigeria has a fast-growing base of smartphone users and "over 100,1.23 registered tailors", says Otunba Wasiu Taiwo of the Nigeria Union of Tailors.
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Shop for Custom Clothes Hong Kong is known for its incredible tailors, and an article of bespoke clothing is a fantastic souvenir; most tailors can turn around a piece in 48 hours.
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It's a good thing "Neverland" tailors knew about stretch fabric.
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The company tailors its strategy to each city, Tan said.
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Some wear secondhand clothing; others have clothes made by tailors.
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Trump is a salesman who tailors his pitch to different audiences.
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Bangalore is the first city the 37 trainee tailors have seen.
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The Central area is full of talented tailors like Jantzen Tailor.
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Tailors in a back room sat patiently at their silent machines.
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But Toritama's tailors are seemingly untroubled since they work for themselves.
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Their uniforms were made by the tailors Dege & Skinner in Savile Row.
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It also tailors the boxes using data from interactions with the website.
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We had a Jewish tailors and a newspaper office down the road.
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He hires tailors and artisans to run up outfits for his subjects.
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TAILORS WORKED out long ago that men and women have different shapes.
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Butchers, bakers and tailors have been replaced almost entirely by chain boutiques.
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Now, conceding that his skills have slightly eroded, he tailors his approach.
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The company tailors solutions to the needs of each client, the representative said.
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The tailors are responding to demand from a small but growing customer base.
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American pieces are often too large and have to be resized by tailors.
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Front Burner Nestlé, the global food behemoth, tailors its chocolates to particular countries.
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Apple tailors the App Store to meet not just its own tastes, however.
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Rachel tailors each session to our specific needs based on the assessment's findings.
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When you're locked in, the device tailors all of its suggestions to you.
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The tailors in Africa were making their version of a westernized, American suit.
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Plus, pricing isn't always clear at local tailors and turnaround time is anyone's guess.
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Another mall in Manhasset, New York offers private rooms with wardrobe consultants and tailors.
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Ingrid tailors her social media presence to a manic degree, as does Taylor Sloane.
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Two tailors were photographed coming out of the German bank's London office on Monday.
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Mallouk spoke with Business Insider about how he tailors portfolios to each client's specifications.
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Later, he interviewed ordinary American speakers — shoemakers, tailors, musicians — to learn words they used.
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"De-Luxe Tailors" (1972) was included in Tate Modern's 2016 retrospective of Khakhar works.
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He owns a small business that tailors custom clothing and costumes for stage performers.
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Sanders, however, tailors his message more to the working class than the middle class.
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Starbucks tailors the design of each Roastery to the city that it is built within.
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That resulted in numerous uprisings by Parisian tailors who felt a threat to their work.
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The company tailors its credit-scoring model for each category of potential lenders it serves.
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The tailors glance up for only a moment, long enough to take in an experiment.
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Bodygram is capable of producing sizing result within 3503 percent accuracy compared to professional human tailors.
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Business Insider spoke to tailors to find out how the waistcoat should and shouldn't be worn.
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In addition to several Caribbean countries, mSurvey now tailors market research in Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda.
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Ever since, she's been coming to his gym, where he tailors workouts for Daprano's specific needs.
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On their own, Hong Kong tailors will produce a standard version of any piece of clothing.
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His father sells wheat in the local market, and his brothers work as tailors and mechanics.
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Yet, he uses the same products she does; he just tailors them differently to fit his needs.
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Admitting that the company's core product, a platform that tailors marketing messages and mediums to customers — i.e.
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Perhaps worst, it used Jewish tailors and leather-workers, corralled in Lodz, a dreadful ghetto in Poland.
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Several African countries have tried in the past to become tailors and cloth-makers to the world.
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A fair system tailors disciplinary consequences to fit the totality of circumstances, including the officer's past record.
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Duolingo uses gamification to keep users motivated and adapts lessons and tailors exercises to different learning styles.
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The workers - including cloth cutters, tailors and button makers - will also get an additional inflation-linked allowance.
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The gold standardInzerillo held Facebook up as a model for personalization that tailors the full user experience.
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Thirty-seven tailors bend their heads, trying to guide frayed threads through a maze of eight loops.
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While these blades date from the turn of the 19th century, tailors' shears remain prodigious in size.
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Ideally, it will spark entrepreneurship among carpenters, tailors and others whose businesses struggle to exist without electricity.
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For extra-tricky fits, some stores and tailors offer simple alterations for bra straps, bands or cups.
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That is good news for talent scouts at tech companies; bad news for tailors of bespoke pinstripe suits.
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The SF-based company works with Japanese tailors and factories to make custom shirts for about $75 each.
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Giorgio Armani's early success was predicated on his reinterpretation of traditional soft suiting devised by Anglophile Neapolitan tailors.
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Rather than playing a pre-rendered game, Young Conker, tailors game levels to the space where you're in.
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Its economy would be medieval: tailors without electric sewing machines; metalworkers without power lathes; farmers without water pumps.
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"All my suits and shirts are hand made by tailors, I don't buy off the rack," O'Leary says.
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After they graduate, they use their skills to earn money, often as tailors, carpenters and on construction sites.
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Her non-profit, Nadia's Initiative, is helping Yazidis to start businesses such as farms, bakeries and tailors' shops.
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Calm tailors its suggested content and meditations to your specific goals and needs, which it asks about upfront.
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She plans to scale up next year and eventually open a production facility with 100 to 150 tailors.
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Fashion Map hopes to help by allowing its 3,000 customers to rate the 1,500 tailors using the app.
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Job listings include roles for quality inspectors, tailors, process engineers with robotics experience, and technicians with fluency in machining.
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It also tailors its purchases to the economic weight of each euro-zone country (the so-called "capital key").
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" He continues to explain, "I was visiting Hong Kong filming a documentary and collaborating with some tailors in Kowloon.
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On the other side of the equation, Qonto tailors the experience and handles the relationship with its own customers.
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Behind the space was a bare office and Osakwe's studio, where tailors bent over sketches and bolts of fabric.
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We tried the service, and after months of use and consulting one of lower Manhattan's finest tailors, we're smitten.
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The tailors, absorbed in the task of finishing 100 pieces per hour, for once turn their heads to look.
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A century ago this was a German neighborhood; the two-story building where Nabaya stands once housed ladies' tailors.
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In Mr. Lao's workshop there are welders, steel polishers, fender specialists and tailors sewing vinyl seats and roof padding.
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And Bangladeshi tailors and designers, who create embroidered wedding sarees that cost thousands of dollars, have that in spades.
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Since the 16th century, the area has been for sculptors what Milan is for tailors, or Murano for glassblowers.
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Many go to the markets to buy fabric to have clothing made by tailors; some shop for secondhand clothing.
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This is a logical response as we have learned that Moscow tailors its attacks to individual country's conditions, e.g.
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Loosening traditions mean that tailors who once made men&aposs clothes exclusively are now overwhelmed with orders for wedding dresses.
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Bhupen Khakhar's "De-luxe Tailors" (1972) was sold at Sotheby's for £1,112,191964 (~$1,468,719), a record for the artist at auction.
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She bought seven-foot lengths of cotton, the brighter the better, and paid tailors to stitch it into billowing pants.
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But that doesn't just affect the people getting the skills; it affects the other tailors already working in the area.
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If the program just made some people successful tailors at the expense of others, that's not really a huge gain.
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For trans women and non-binary folks who want to tuck, Sky tailors unique underwear or designs an attachable skirt.
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The new show tailors interior designs to a family's problems: an uncommunicative teen, or a retired father who lacks authority.
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Facebook, which tailors content and ads based on user activity, said it does not create profiles about non-Facebook users.
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Agents gave the catalog to sources who wanted their tailors to replicate the American fashions in its pages, he said.
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And one fast fashion retail startup is teaching its tailors and seamstresses how to make cloth masks for consumer protection.
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The color of their jackets indicates their trade: Carpenters and roofers wear black, tailors maroon and gardeners deep hunter green.
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So, much of what you used to love — diners, bike shops, tailors, hat stores, delicatessens, art-supply stores, bistros — disappeared.
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On the top floor, out of sight, a few dozen tailors, pattern cutters, shoemakers, and needlewomen work on the orders.
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Flatiron's growth has tracked the rising interest among health care players in personalized medicine, a practice that tailors treatments to individuals.
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HubSpot is a Cambridge, Massachusetts based-firm valued around $5 billion that tailors its software for small and medium-sized businesses.
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"They want to be identified as designers — as American designers, or French designers, or eveningwear designers, or menswear tailors," Wsy added.
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The Sharjah Art Foundation is tucked away not far from the water in a small neighborhood dominated by tailors and fabric.
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It tailors recommendations to different geographies and levels of economic development and gets into nitty-gritty design issues for each policy.
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Google tailors search results in accordance with prior searches, and it also offers customizable results that include content from your friends.
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Apple also appears to be coming directly for Spotify with its new "discovery mix" that tailors a playlist to listeners' tastes.
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This is common in India, where many people still buy cloth and get their clothes made by tailors, but also competitive.
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Their technology is targeted: By employing machine learning, the company tailors each exercise to a patient's specific therapy needs and ability.
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Others offer free massages to those arriving on foot from different cities, while tailors work on religious flags at a market.
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Inmates can also study for their high school diplomas, cultivate tomatoes, take theater classes and learn to be painters or tailors.
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He spent two years as a stylist for Maison Camps tailors, then in 1958 took a job with Balenciaga's fashion house.
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As the Business Platinum card is a small-business card, Amex tailors these spending requirements to a company, not an individual.
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Computer screens flash a few feet from tailors hunched over sewing machines, as they stitch together seats from a computer-generated pattern.
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He then tailors exercise programs that build a foundation for pain-free activity, so that those triggers no longer result in pain.
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Meanwhile, Jack wore a black and grey morning suit with a vivid blue waistcoat, made by tailors at Huntsman on Savile Row.
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The Ministry of Commerce has ordered tailors to stop adding such elements into men's clothing and into the abayas, worn by women.
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The road is plastered with signs saying "tailors wanted," and one girl gives a yelp of alarm, mistaking them for wanted posters.
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This revival of the 1977 musical about the monotony of earning a living custom-tailors the original for City Center's 75th anniversary.
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Hong Kong's 'Sew On Studio' sells face mask kits with fabric made by elderly tailors that residents can assemble themselves at home.
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Hong Kong's 'Sew On Studio' sells face mask kits with fabric made by elderly tailors that residents can assemble themselves at home.
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Senegalese tailors are not used to producing en masse, and selling clothes online is a relatively new idea for locals, said Diouf.
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I don't think that the site Filmstruck, which specializes in classic and art-house cinema, tailors its offerings to fit current events.
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Mr. Ungaro, who came from a family of tailors, established his fashion house in 22005 after working under the designer Cristóbal Balenciaga.
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The accused were teachers, nurses, domestic workers, tailors, farmers, ministers, coal miners, mostly female but also male, indicted by men and women alike.
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The fund also owns parts of New Bond Street, and properties on Savile Row, the street famous across the world for its tailors.
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Accusations in the Fox News debate that he has flip-flopped underscore an impression that he tailors his remarks to suit the audience.
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The game tailors the play experience to the room you're in, responding to changes in physical surfaces and the size of the space.
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The organization tailors sanitation solutions to the parts of the world in which it operates in part by having boots on the ground.
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My parents were both tailors and so we grew up with them ironing clothes all the time and showing us how to iron.
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When the Refugee Company put out a notice seeking skilled refugee tailors, Mr. Omar was one of 20 people to answer the call.
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Mr. Day hired group of tailors, including Africans he had met in Midtown, family members and a friend from the Nation of Islam.
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Not to discredit the fine men and women currently serving their country as tailors and laundry specialists, but troops need haircuts every week.
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The boom may tempt some tailors to cut corners with their cloth, making it even more important for Nigerians to take their measure.
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McKay looks much younger than he is, and tailors his winter training to attack all the problems that threaten to wear him down.
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Revelations that a political fixer recently bought him two fine suits for over $13,000 at one of Paris's fanciest tailors have not helped.
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It does this in part with a "tap map," which tailors the shape of the keyboard to the autocorrections it most frequently makes.
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Clooney laughed and responded, "I'm wearing Ede & Ravenscroft," a reference to a maker of legal robes, one of the oldest established tailors in England.
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There are designers, jewelers, stylists, assistants, security guards, glam squads, drivers, caterers, tailors, and BFFs who get the jets, the hotels, the per diems.
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If the court finds for Mr Phillips, calligraphers, florists, photographers and tailors who reject gay marriage may earn a licence to discriminate as well.
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But there remains something untamable about these enigmatic stories of cruel parents, brave tailors, cannibalistic witches, enchanted princes and princesses, and big bad wolves.
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SoftWear Automation's approach has been to improve its sewing robots' ability to handle cloth—in essence, to make those robots more like human tailors.
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Or search online for "Hong Kong tailors" and scroll through the scores of blog posts, horror stories and even a few tales of praise.
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David Peterside, a local entrepreneur, hopes to capitalise on this sartorial obsession with a new app that is being dubbed an "Uber for tailors".
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The cachet of customers like Mr. Jagger — and the handiwork of tailors from London's East End — meant Hung on You's clothing was not cheap.
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Ellis didn't allow jurors to see photos of the suits, and had a tough time pronouncing the names of Manafort's tailors at Alan Couture.
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The e-learning platform covers more than 8,500 hours of content in 14 different languages, and tailors lessons based on each individual's learning style.
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Of course, on any dating site, user interface limits how one tailors self-presentation—no matter what social media site is used as verification.
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The Center itself designs the standardized school uniforms for North Korean students, trains runway models, hosts fashion shows, and works with clothing factories and tailors.
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She rocked an intricate black embroidered blazer by Nudie's Rodeo Tailors that left little to the imagination as she revealed she wore nothing else underneath.
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She said she learned from some great people, all men, who were happy to pass down their skills to a younger, energetic generation of tailors.
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Mr. Jones was wearing a gray check two-piece suit from Kilgour, regarded by many as the most fashion-forward of the Savile Row tailors.
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"They have these seamstresses, tailors, and designers literally on call to make whatever I was wearing so that Kate can wear it," Clinton tells PEOPLE.
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Within this tiny little shop is a full staff of tailors who can make you any garment out of any kind of fabric you want.
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An offshoot of this type of advertising, Providr specifically tailors the content it makes based on what celebrities it has paid to push its work.
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The one on show will be an exact copy of the prince's uniform that was made by tailors at Dege & Skinner on Savile Row, London.
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On London's famous Jermyn Street, home to some of the country's finest tailors and shirtmakers, family names, such as Gieves & Hawkes and Harvie & Hudson, dominate.
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The distinctive Omani attire is something the government has sought to preserve in the last few years, after some tailors introduced designs from neighboring countries.
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Castano tailors his training programs to his clients and their goals, and for those looking to lose fat there&aposs a major emphasis on nutrition.
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However, Brex, which tailors its perks for startups, offers a discount on a WeWork membership, so its customers may be more likely to use WeWork.
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Apple's recent iPhones have a feature called True Tone, which tailors the color temperature of the device's screen to match the lighting in your environment.
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The next step, Hansen said, is figuring out how to most meaningfully connect with this customer in a way that tailors to past behavioral patterns.
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But rising demand for "Made in Africa" fashion has not yet benefited many people at home, said Diouf, who employs only seven tailors so far.
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Mr. Obama mentioned that his daughter Malia has a peanut allergy and is participating in a Stanford University program that tailors treatment to the individual.
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We, like they, started out as butchers and seamstresses and tailors, self-employed capitalists because it can be hard for immigrants to get corporate jobs.
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Brilliantly colored quilts from the 18th and 19th centuries made by soldiers and tailors alike using military fabrics were not well known in this country.
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"They used to be tailors and electricians, bakers and civilians, leading pretty ordinary lives in Syria, with all the issues the country had before," says Gorani.
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And while that's likely the product of a really good stylist and some trusty, on-call tailors, three or more is a trend in our book.
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George matched the coat to a pair of custom-made black pants by Savile Row tailors Dege & Skinner, that featured a red stripe down the side.
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Waggoner drew this line by insisting she wasn't asking to protect tailors and chefs, for example, but rather the baker's cake, which is inherently a message.
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Coming from a family of tailors, Drinkwater grew up around sewing and cutting machines and learned about fabrics, prints, and garment quality at a young age.
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The platform tailors investments to the realities of women's careers: they face a gender pay gap, they live longer, and their salaries peak earlier than men's.
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Many of the women who have left the shelter have gone on to vocational schools, while others have found work as hairdressers or tailors, Chasserio said.
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While she works with patients from a wide variety of religious backgrounds through the hospice, she tailors her work and approach to the individual in question.
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They matched the coat to a pair of custom-made black pants by Savile Row tailors Dege & Skinner, that featured a red stripe down the side.
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Male tailors stroll by as they work, dropping love letters folded into fat wads, and the girls read them aloud, to comic effect, at the hostel.
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"Both of my parents are tailors here — they've been making clothes since I was born," says Nguyen, who remembers learning to sew in her parents' studio.
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Over 21994 barbers and hairdressers quizzed on the hope of finding the distinctive reddish hair; 260 tailors who might have sold the odd, slightly continental suit.
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Within just a few days, the Facebook group became a website with its own database, where volunteer tailors can apply and first responders can request materials.
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Fabric, dyed in bright patterns, was being sold by the meter and tailors focused on intricate stitching jobs, somehow zoning out the nonstop activity around them.
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The turmoil intensified with the "Brexit" referendum, which will put some distance between the tailors of Savile Row and their fashion friends in Paris and Milan.
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" According to the WSJ, Google is using data from the system to design software that tailors individual patient care using "advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning.
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Below courses dense, ceaseless street life — tailors with hand-crank sewing machines, barbers in closet-size alcoves and beggars stretched out on the sidewalk, fast asleep.
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APT37 specifically tailors attacks depending on its targets by using "strategic web compromises" and distributing malware "more indiscriminately" through torrent file-sharing sites, the firm found.
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According to their creator, it's no fluke that the videos caught the eye of the president; he tailors them to an older generation of internet users.
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EXCLUSIVE: Nigeria's missing girls: A glimpse of the stolen Butchers, traders, tailors, beauticians and other vocational entrepreneurs are major targets of the "unholy business engagement," it said.
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William Fung, for example, the billionaire boss of the Chinese trading empire Li & Fung, now controls a string of tailors including Gieves & Hawkes, Hardy Amies and Kilgour.
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The brand's petites mains (highly skilled couture tailors) stitched the gown to minimize seams and maximize the appearance of the gown being draped directly onto the body.
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Celebrities also really bring their A-game when dressing up for Halloween, because they often have access to tailors and makeup artists that many of us don't.
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In big cities like Bangalore, where the company is based, there are a lot of tailors, but getting clothing fitted and sewn is a time-consuming process.
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But, more importantly," he said, tailors "put a lot of fabric in the seams, so as you get older and fatter, the clothing can be let out.
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"For example, hair salons, tailors, restaurants, architecture firms, florists, jewelers, theaters and dance schools use artistic skills when serving customers or clients," the ACLU argued in briefs.
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Mr. Sze, who preceded her in a dusty blue brushed wool suit custom made at Brooklyn Tailors, was accompanied by both his parents, one on each arm.
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One consistent thread running throughout the court decisions is that the government is on stronger legal footing when it narrowly tailors its actions and minimizes their restrictiveness.
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And it might be difficult to imagine that now-vanished world in which Jewish bakers lived side by side with Muslim doctors, Armenian tailors and Zoroastrian jewelers.
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And with the dandy arrived the bespoke suit, which, followed by the tuxedo, came to occupy the attentive tailors who continue to work on Savile Row today.
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The tradition-minded tailors of Savile Row may not be so keen on such flourishes, and the Boston-born Mr. Abboud is about as American as it gets.
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While the bodyguards's uniforms are kept upstairs, there's a full store downstairs with off-the-rack items, as well as tailors in the basement working on custom orders.
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Conversely, because Mr. Sanders lost seniors in Iowa by 43 points, I want to see if he tailors his message to try to bridge some of the gap.
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She realized her vision with the help of an international team of researchers, buyers, tailors, beaders, and engineers, and by exploring the possibilities of 3-D-printing technology.
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There's no discussion of the fact, for example, that Google routinely and openly tailors search results based on a person's previous searches, stated preferences, location and so on.
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Many tailors can, indeed, produce a suit overnight — or will measure you just before you dash to the airport train, then send the finished garment by express delivery.
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Some quilts are influenced by cultures under occupation, especially Britain's greatest colony, India, where tailors sometimes outlined the composition with rows of tiny glass beads, to spectacular effect.
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There is a fifth-floor workshop with 39 full-time tailors and pressers who do free alterations, sending finished garments down to the sales floors in a dumbwaiter.
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A century ago, they came from Italy — Belmont was where chandelier makers, tailors and the workers who built the Bronx Zoo, just a block over, raised their children.
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The more liberal justices questioned whether all sorts of people — tailors, hair stylists, makeup artists, chefs, architects — could refuse to supply goods and services for same-sex weddings.
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Dakar is known for its vibrant fashion scene but most tailors are self-taught, work on street corners and have no way to reach a wider customer base.
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Four Questions Daniel Lewis (right) and his wife, Brenna, made suits in their apartment for two years before they opened their first Brooklyn Tailors in Williamsburg in 2011.
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The origins of the page boys' look — created by the tailors Dege & Skinner on Savile Row in London — are actually rooted in royals history, not the halls of Hogwarts.
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"I have a few tailors that I work with, just because I'm not exactly somebody who can buy a suit off the rack," Cena shares of his wedding ensemble.
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It will protect the interests of all of the traditional tailors individually if we are able to build up the international power and footing of the Savile Row brand.
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But a coordinator of Testimony Tailors, Shofika Begum, who helps train women to join the cooperative, said the increasing threats were a deterrent to some women joining the group.
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Several tailors operate in the same alley, and many of their signs simply say "Gents Tailoring" in identical blue letters (with the proprietor's name in much smaller black ones).
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Trump made clear during the campaign that he sees the Justice Department as an extension of the White House that tailors its investigations and prosecutions to a president's whims.
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As a result, Reverend Salvation (Benjamin Eakeley) tailors his sermons to match each year's political imperative and Editor Daily (Ken Barnett) creates "news to order," much of it fake.
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The designers, who previously helmed the label Marc by Marc Jacobs, frequently reference icons of Britishness, be they the tailors of Savile Row or the comedy group Monty Python.
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They can't really wear suits by different tailors for every country they visit to support local industry, the way Michelle Obama often did and the Duchess of Cambridge does.
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The team tailors case studies to industries and by channel (such as SEO or social media) to demonstrate an understanding of the field and the most relevant outreach channels.
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He said they might want to use the money for microloans to start businesses, like shops, hairdressers or tailors, or for buying cattle or tools to work the land.
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There is a middle ground that both respects the statutory prohibitions of the Volcker Rule and tailors its application to market participants in a more straightforward, risk-based manner.
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Hence why the company sees itself as "technology first and fashion second," said the 31-year-old University of California, Irvine graduate, the son of tailors who worked for Versace.
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You probably know that Netflix is big on data and personalization — it tailors the shows and movies recommended to each user, and even tests different images to promote those titles.
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The company tailors its technology platform to local users, too, and relies on a patented algorithm that makes real-time availability calculations to prevent overbookings by syncing with merchant databases.
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To the north of the terrace is Pall Mall, with its gentlemen's clubs, expensive tailors, the Fortnum & Mason department store and the Ritz hotel — not to mention a superyachts specialist.
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"Many great countries and many great capitals have great tailors … but not necessarily in one street like Savile Row," Simon Cundey, managing director of the company, told CNBC's "Lasting Legacy".
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And that will present a near-Olympian test for the Polo Ralph Lauren tailors as the identity of the athlete chosen for the honor will not be known until Aug.
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The team then tailors its resources — chronic disease programs, nutritional counseling, social support referrals, behavioral therapy — to those needs with the express goal of keeping patients out of the hospital.
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Conveniently, Spode and Wooster travel in the same Wodehouse-world circles — London clubs, the Ritz, Quaglino's, the theater, Savile Row tailors and weekend country house parties — mooting the impingement question.
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Weller feels a bond to the patternmakers, color specialists, tailors, embroiderers and block printers she collaborates with, almost all of whom live within a few miles of the Banjanan studio.
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Wrapped in a cashmere sweater, instrument at his feet, Mr. Siem was on his way to collect a suit from his tailors in Mayfair before a concert later that evening.
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REX also tailors ads by determining which features about a home or its surrounding community can increase its probability of selling faster or at a higher price point, Ryan said.
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"They have the best seamstresses and tailors in the world," the young American actor McCaul Lombardi, kitted out that morning in a custom Zegna suit, said from the front row.
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The headphones do have a "Personal NC Optimizer" feature, which tailors the noise cancellation to each individual pair of ears, but we didn't have the time to get cozy with it.
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That added to a portfolio which already included 25% of Regent Street, parts of New Bond Street, and properties on Savile Row, the street famous across the world for its tailors.
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LONDON — A stone's throw from the flagships of various global luxury behemoths on New Bond Street, the gentlemen's tailors of Savile Row remain steadfast in their devotion to tradition and understatement.
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It has lush carpets throughout, the seat backs are made of handwoven wool, and Aston Martin recruited Savile Row tailors to make sure everything was cut and shaped with meticulous precision.
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With funding from her family, she began buying sewing machines and searching for tailors to hire—a difficult task in Nigeria, where many people work for themselves in the informal economy.
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Two American companies, however, think that they have cracked the problem, and that a system which can turn cloth into clothing without the need for tailors is just around the corner.
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Under Samuel Gompers, the AFL championed the protection of craft workers, such as carpenters, tailors, and cigar makers, some of whose skills were being devalued by the rise of mass production.
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This is why Panthera, the global wild cat conservation organization that I work for, tailors snow leopard conservation projects by site with emphasis on the needs and desires of local people.
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Like its 2015 predecessor, this latest visit with the British agents-cum-Savile Row tailors swings for the fences without caring whose head — or torso, or dignity — is shredded en route.
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The bidding on this piece, which shows two tailors in their shop, soared to £1.1 million, or about $1.4 million, three times the estimate and an auction high for the artist.
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Thetext of the rule change proposal, first obtained by E&E News, tailors the protections for all future listed threatened species to instead determine regulations on a species-by-species basis.
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Though smaller in size than similar events held in fellow fashion capitals Milan, Paris and New York, London is known for its traditional tailors as well as its emerging designer talent.
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Air Tailor is an on-demand clothing alterations and repair platform that offers a single logistics and order management system to a network of tailors nationwide as well as Air Taylor users.
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If the new stores are anything like the original, which opened its doors in October 2017, fans can look forward to lush amenities like on-site stylists, tailors, manicures, coffee and alcohol
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Think of him as a man in a supplely tailored suit like those created by the Neapolitan tailors of the 1920s, whose Anglophile clients sent them on espionage trips to Savile Row.
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Begum said working for Testimony Tailors - set up with the help of British charity Hands International - was a way to try to put the past behind her whilst also helping her family.
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The dress itself was intricately designed to appear as though it is one seamless piece of lace — a feat made possible only by Deacon's in-house team of 15-20 master tailors.
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Apple tailors iOS to its latest iPhones, and it seems like Google wants to take a similarly integrated approach The iPhone's greatest strength has, from the outset, been Apple's unmatched vertical integration.
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" She has no formal training and yet, as she says, "It's just like a tailor growing up in a family of tailors — we know how to see what is a good stone.
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When I think about the people who worked for him — the tailors, the pattern-cutters and the executive staff, where there were women in high positions — he had all races and religions.
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These aren't just any ordinary music players, however: The $299 wireless headset administers an on-the-spot hearing test, powered by interactive software that tailors the listening experience to an individual's hearing.
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They're totally customizable and come packed with features like planar magnetic drivers, Waves Nx technology for real-time 3D processing, and anatomy calibration that tailors the sound to you for uncanny accuracy.
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To his languid Midwestern voice he soon added a slightly British overtone, acquired at the same time that he discovered British tailors, to whom he was devoted the rest of his life.
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The bride's parents are retired as the owners of Brown Tailors and Cleaners in East Greenwich, R.I. The groom, also 38, is the director for research at CBS Sports in New York.
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The plays would dramatize various biblical stories, and starting in the late 15th century, local shearmen (who would shear wool from sheep) and tailors' guilds were responsible for putting on the nativity.
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Although fashion from China and even from—Kim forbid—South Korea is increasingly making its way to the markets of Pyongyang, many of these flourishes are the work of the city's own tailors.
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Christopher Allen, a spokesperson for the FBI, told Motherboard in an email that, "As a matter of practice the FBI narrowly tailors warrants, and we do not exceed the scope of those warrants."
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Sourced from professional tailors, a vintage-clothing dealer, and a stylist, these magic (hardly an exaggeration) DIY restorations can actually turn back the clock to the brand-spankin'-new-clothing days of yore.
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In the heart of the fusty St. James' neighborhood, home to gentlemen's clubs, tailors and cigar merchants, it featured a frontage of steel and slate slabs through which poked windows displaying his jewelry.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Propelled to fashion fame by Beyonce, an African clothing designer plans to expand production in Senegal and train local tailors to translate her brand's success into jobs, she said.
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The deal, expected to close early in the first quarter of 2020, would give Merck access to ArQule's experimental treatment ARQ 531, a precision medicine that tailors treatment to a patient's genetic profile.
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Today women __ even in conservative regions of the country __ are more visible, boosting orders for the tailors who once were effectively banned from the much bigger business of sewing clothes for fashion-conscious women.
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Amid Dharavi's narrow alleys, open drains and canopies of electric cables, migrants who came in search of better economic opportunities have created a community of schools, temples, mosques, restaurants, tailors and mobile phone shops.
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And with the cost of living so low, you can take advantage and indulge in a visit to one of Cambodia's many skilled tailors for a new bespoke shirt, pair of trousers, or skirt.
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The whole thing started when Ms. Bernard first arrived in Liberia and joined the rest of the population taking fabric to local tailors to make outfits, which is how many Liberians fill their wardrobes.
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They allege Manafort failed to pay taxes on more than $15 million worth of income, much of which was wired directly to tailors, a landscaper, a car dealer, an antique rug dealer and others.
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Hundreds of people peddle boxes of tissues and bowls of limes along the roadways, and a fleet of tailors marches the streets looking for work with sewing machines on their shoulders, loudly snipping scissors.
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Her breakthroughs are reflective of a wider trend in the tailoring industry, she said, adding that a majority of newly qualified tailors to have graduated from the Savile Row apprenticeship scheme last year were women.
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It tailors your itinerary to your personal preferences like outdoor dining, hole in the wall restaurants or even specific neighborhoods Obtained difficult reservations at prime times This was the most exciting part of the itinerary.
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The members of Testimony Tailors make traditional Rohingya clothes which can be bought on its website and donated to refugees in the camps, with orders coming in from people in Canada, Britain and even Myanmar.
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That's why we tapped stylists and tailors for a roster of simple tips and tricks to reverse common wrongs and get a few lessons on maintaining, storing, and cleaning those precious pieces the smart way.
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"If Trump tailors it to his needs, that is fine and his prerogative," Douglas Wise, a career CIA official and a former top deputy at the Defense Intelligence Agency, told the Times about daily briefings.
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During the 18th century, it was common for people to operate their businesses out of their houses — and on Elfreth's Alley, tailors, shoemakers, and other entrepreneurs worked out of the first floor of their homes.
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In 1991, a panel of outside scientists brought in to review EPA practices discovered that the agency often tailors its science to justify what it wants to do, and shields key research from peer review.
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Germany's largest lender was criticised on social media when tailors were seen leaving its London offices on Monday after a suit fitting, hours after the bank said it would reduce its headcount by 18,000 people.
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Germany's largest lender was criticized on social media when tailors were seen leaving its London offices on Monday after a suit fitting, hours after the bank said it would reduce its headcount by 18,000 people.
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And Airbnb-filled neighborhoods changed in other ways that made them less hospitable to residents: designer-clothing stores and restaurants flourished while establishments that catered to locals, such as dry cleaners and tailors, shut down.
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For instance, at the Levi's store, a 22018,247-square-foot berth at 247 Broadway, shoppers can get their new pants hemmed on the spot, courtesy of in-house tailors, and design their own T-shirts.
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But in better news, the crisis has inspired widespread generosity in Afghanistan: Many landlords have waived rent, tailors have given away thousands of homemade masks, and businesses have offered to be converted into hospitals. 103.
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"If Trump tailors it to his needs, that is fine and his prerogative," Douglas H. Wise, a career C.I.A. official and a former top deputy at the Defense Intelligence Agency, said of the daily briefing.
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The jackets alone can require 220 to 230 steps of construction at the hands of Brioni tailors in Penne, in the Abruzzo region of Italy, whom the label recruits from the tailoring school it supports.
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Amaury Guyot of the whiskey-centric bar Sherry Butt and Dersou, for example, tailors his drinks to his partner Taku Sekine's dishes, many of which rotate daily according to the ingredients available from small purveyors.
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His father, himself descended from a family of tailors, owned several boutiques and made regular trips to Milan and Paris to buy polite, well-constructed Italian and French wares: shoes from Ferragamo, shirts from Charvet.
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The U.S. will grant the European Union and some other countries a temporary exemption from aluminium and steel tariffs, averting a trade war with key allies as the Trump administration tailors penalties to target China.
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She continues to ride in Windsor Great Park, and the exhibit will include a riding jacket, jodhpurs and black patent riding boots made for Princess Elizabeth by the equestrian and livery tailors Bernard Weatherill in 1947.
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Already, Liu said, KKday tailors its packages by using its own people — for example as tour guides and by renting buses itself — or works closely with contractors, but H.I.M.'s firepower and presence can supercharge that.
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She tailors her presentations to her audiences, and they are on the regular training curriculum at the detective bureau and the training bureau at the Police Academy; other divisions use her services from time to time.
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The yellow is pretty muted and reminiscent of khaki (which is an Indian term), and the fabric is possibly what became chino, the name that tailors in Latin America adopted when working with this same cloth.
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Before purchasing a dress that needs alterations, be sure that the cost of tailoring falls within your budget and timeframe - most tailors require at least three weeks to work on your dress, especially during prom season.
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In recent weeks, the shortage has mobilized an army of amateur tailors dedicated to hand-sewing the masks, gloves and gowns that first responders so desperately need in order to keep themselves safe from the virus.
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It's double-faced, of course, because that's my favorite way to do a jacket, and extra special because it was handmade by one of the tailors who has worked with our family since the early '70s.
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In pro-spiritual mode, the bot "takes active interest in the user's spirituality, tailors dialog to the user's religious orientation, demonstrates knowledge of the user's religious beliefs and orientation, and acts supportive," according to the paper.
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Patrick Grant, a designer at Savile Row tailors Norton and Sons in London, said brands should occupy a rarefied world of luxury and specialness and "step away from the noise and spam of Instagram bloggers and floggers".
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From the main square, our preferred route into the labyrinth was via Makina Girgir, the tailors' road, so named for the sewing machines that line it, girgir being the onomatopoeic word for the clacking of the needles.
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It's similar to what Google does by targeting ads to users based on terms they have searched, or how Facebook tailors ads and news posts based on what a member has "liked" on the social networking site.
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The start-up's algorithms then churn out a set of potential choices, which one of its 3,400 stylists — most of them part time — then tailors to the individual customer before sending out five items in a package.
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Mega asset manager BlackRock, in an annual letter from CEO Larry Fink, earlier this week announced that it would not invest in companies with high sustainability-related risks as it tailors its investment strategy around climate change.
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Begum, 22, escaped and now lives in the world's largest refugee settlement in southeast Bangladesh, where she leads a group of about 70 Rohingya women tailors, all of whom survived rape or witnessed horrific killings before fleeing Myanmar.
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All hope the cooperative Testimony Tailors will help them support their families and regain control of their lives, but they are battling a new threat - resistance to women working and taking leadership roles in their conservative Islamic society.
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Savile Row may be the epicenter of bespoke tailoring, but seamstresses and tailors make a living around the globe; just pop into your nearest dry cleaners, and it's more than likely they'll have an alterations service inside too.
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Customers report that prices at the city's better-known tailors, who develop their own brands and sometimes even run advertisements on local television, range from $8-50 for a shirt and start at around $100 for a suit.
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Data from earlier this year showed larotrectinib to be a particularly safe drug, positioning it as a breakthrough in the field of precision medicine, which tailors treatment to a patient's genetic profile by targeting biological markers on tumors.
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They can also meet with on-site tailors and personal stylists, as well as drop off clothing donations as part of a new partnership with Housing Works, a New York City-based nonprofit that fights homelessness and AIDS.
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Over four days, a team of fitters and tailors is racing to outfit 600 athletes and about 200 coaches with customized uniforms in time for the Parade of Nations during the opening ceremony to be held on Aug.
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Along West Point's single paved road, lined with food, tea stalls, tailors and video shops, men in Islamic skullcaps and women in chadors live side-by-side with tattooed men in tank tops and women in micro shorts.
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The Syrian Civil Defense is a group of ordinary men — former builders, tailors, and artisans — who work to extract victims from beneath the rubble in places like Aleppo that have been gravely affected by the Syrian civil war.
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Paintings of scissors signify tailors; heads with fancy hairstyles advertise barbers; images of cows and bowls of milk herald the ubiquitous sweet milk shops; a drawing of a sheep broadcasts the presence of a vendor serving grilled meat.
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"We&aposre handling a double workload now because this year again Ramadan will be in the summer so we&aposre taking Eid orders as well," said Khan, explaining that his tailors often work 10 to 12 hours a day.
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Even if the Icarians had been experienced homesteaders, rather than urban cobblers and tailors, it would have been almost impossible for them to satisfy their contractual obligation to build so many homes in such a short span of time.
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If a baker has a free speech right to discriminate, the A.C.L.U. said, then so do all business owners who may be said to engage in expression, including florists, photographers, tailors, choreographers, hair stylists, restaurateurs, jewelers, architects and lawyers.
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Deutsche Bank was criticized by members of the public and financial sector commentators on social media when upmarket tailors were seen leaving its London offices after a suit fitting with senior managers, on the same day hundreds of staff were fired.
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"Adaptive learning"—software that tailors courses for each student individually, presenting concepts in the order he will find easiest to understand and enabling him to work at his own pace—has seemed to be just around the corner for years.
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Mr. Gaultier created the hundreds of outfits for "The One" over a 10-month period together with the Friedrichstadt-Palast costume department, which employs about 55 tailors, shoemakers, milliners, makeup artists and assistants, as well as about 20 external ateliers.
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Its chairman, Qiu Yafu, who has led a spate of deals buying tailors Gieves & Hawkes to Swiss luxury brand Bally, told Reuters on Monday the company would focus on affordable luxury, where he sees growth even amid broader economic slowdown.
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Tailors pronounced it an authoritative look, though they noted that the long sleeves and jacket hems were perhaps a better fit for 2008, when Chief O'Neill was moving into a fugitive unit in the Detective Bureau, where suits are the uniform.
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Njerere said the program, assisted by 1203 million euros ($2120 million) from the European Union, had helped chicken farms, fisheries, tailors and shopkeepers acquire hire-purchase solar panels, so they can work in the evening as well as during the day.
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Deutsche Bank was criticised by members of the public and financial sector commentators on social media when upmarket tailors were seen leaving its London offices after a suit fitting with senior managers, on the same day hundreds of staff were fired.
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Several tailors in Tsim Sha Tsui, commonly called TST, the shopping and entertainment center at the tip of the Kowloon peninsula, also serve executive tastes, but many in this tourist haven also have a broad range of lower-end fabrics.
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PHANTOM THREAD Paul Thomas Anderson's first feature since "Inherent Vice" (2014) reunites him with Daniel Day-Lewis — unforgettable in "There Will Be Blood" — and centers on a dressmaker who tailors for the crème de la crème of London in the 1950s.
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In some periods, "Jewish men living in the carriero could only be horse traders, secondhand clothing and furniture dealers, or tailors," said Ms. Levy, using the term for ghetto in Shuadit, a Hebrew-French-Provençal dialect that is almost extinct.
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To accompany an exhibition of handcrafted wooden bats — 27 in all, and each boasting a different shape — the museum hosted a tournament involving four local teams, with players donning uniforms specially created and hand-embroidered by local manufacturers and tailors.
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In a less august setting than one of London's oldest bespoke tailors, he might be fair game for the "paps" (paparazzi), as they say in England, as well as for any hormonal young woman with a smartphone and an Instagram handle.
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Founded in 2008 by Mr. Osterweis, the label from the beginning was committed to practices like training tailors in Kenya, making its first collection from East African kangas and working with small-batch factories in Italy, Romania and South Korea.
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For example, it tailors forms to their situation (for example, users who changed jobs in the middle of a tax year), tells users what deductions they are eligible for, calculates capital gains, and lets them know if they are risk for being audited.
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Nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize in 2016, the White Helmets "are just ordinary Syrian civilians — bakers, tailors, builders — who all decided to risk their lives to save their fellow citizens and for us that was a story of hope," von Einsiedel says.
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As they often do, McDonald's tailors the menu to local tastes: there's a McRice burger and McSpaghetti in the Philippines; an open-faced refried beans, cheese, and pico de gallo number in Mexico and Latin America; and a bratwurst Nürnburger in Germany.
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Courtesy ARS, NY; photograph by Joshua Nefsky Soutine, born in a shtetl in the Lithuanian part of Russia (now Belarus) in 1893, the tenth of eleven children in a family of menders (a caste below tailors), was an outlier all his life.
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She's actually a little bit like Samantha, the OS voiced by Scarlett Johansson in the 2013 film Her: She asks questions of her owner, "learns" and processes the answers, and tailors her responses in a way that feels a little freakishly human.
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YouTube's terms of service hold that visitors to its main site are affirming that they are at least 13 and agree to Google's privacy policy, which outlines how the company collects information on individuals and then tailors ads and services to them.
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The Brooklyn district attorney's office, promising to seek "equal and fair justice" for the borough's vulnerable foreign-born residents, has created a policy that tailors prosecutions to avoid, when possible, the deportation or detention of immigrants charged with certain misdemeanors or nonviolent crimes.
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Even these garments exist in dialogue with the West: the "Mao" jacket was actually introduced by Sun Yat-sen, to Occidentalize Chinese menswear, and the qipao , based on a gown for male scholars, was adapted for women by French-inspired tailors in Shanghai.
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Orders are currently made by a single tailoring unit in Bangalore, but Binks' plan is to automate pattern making, as many tailors still draft patterns by hand, so the company can maintain a standardized process for sizing and quality control as it scales up.
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"Any platform that understands its customer and tailors media for each customer, understands not only what each person likes, but can formulate new programs, new media, because of what it sees in demand from existing customers is going to continue to pull ahead," she said.
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It sounds like a stereotype, but this city of about 7.4 million has hundreds of such businesses, supported by legions of tailors and seamstresses toiling away in drab industrial workrooms tucked into out-of-the-way neighborhoods or across the border in mainland China.
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Around us, on a chaotic street that used to anchor a 22.0th-century hardware bazaar, a million negotiations were taking place: chai vendors negotiating the ratio of tea to milk, tailors negotiating the price of stitching a blouse, drivers negotiating traffic, pedestrians negotiating drivers.
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But, when you listen to Bevan's solo stuff, particularly her early work, there are elements of baroque pop, gently strummed guitar, click-clacking percussion and a dreamlike quality anchored to her breathy voice that sound worlds apart from the music she tailors to fit other acts.
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MUSCAT, Oman — In the alleyways near the Mutrah Souk here, amid the chattering families out for a stroll or the barefoot old men playing cards outside a small neighborhood mosque, Bangladeshi and Indian tailors tend to the business of dressing Omani men in their everyday best.
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When Peña played in the minor leagues, where clubs did not have the resources to hire in-house tailors to render players' names correctly on their jerseys, he said, he used to put the accent mark on his uniform himself, with a piece of athletic tape.
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In a move that could affect the economy and tens of thousands of people, scores of small businesses ranging from tailors to car mechanics and grocery stores to pop-up clothing stalls were being driven out of residential areas to improve security, traffic flow and the environment.
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The White Helmets (which is streaming on Netflix) takes its title from the colloquial name of the Syria Civil Defense, a group of ordinary Syrian men — former builders, tailors, and artisans — who work heroically and tirelessly to extract victims from beneath the rubble in places like Aleppo.
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Oxford University's 2013 study on the future of employment predicted that security guards have an 84 percent chance of their jobs being automated over the next 20 years, ranked between "lathe and turning machine tool setters" and "tailors, dressmakers, and custom sewers" on the list of "computerizable" occupations.
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On Saturday he mirrored his dad and uncle in a miniature version of the Blues and Royals coat that they wore to the wedding ceremony, and matched with a pair of custom-made black pants by Savile Row tailors Dege & Skinner, that featured a red stripe down the side.
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And the ready availability of the old-is-new shirt saves a lot of trouble for collar-roll connoisseurs who have been relying for decades on tiny mail-order shops with long waiting lists or troubling tailors to move their collar-point buttons by an eighth of an inch.
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Using the best local tailors, he got the band into single-breasted, three-button mohair suits, with narrow lapels and even narrower pants, according to Mark Lewisohn in his book on the band, "Tune In." By honing such looks, the managers did more than influence the presentation of musicians.
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The son and grandson of tailors, Neil Barrett, the Milan-based English designer, habitually restricts his work to a narrow range of shapes, holds to a near-monochrome palette and builds silhouettes so tidily militaristic in precision that their image tends to linger after the lights have gone down.
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In an appearance on CBS This Morning, 36-year-old Mosseri was asked by Gayle King about how the company tailors its ads for users, and whether the app has the capability to pick up on keywords from their conversations to later show them ads related to what was discussed.
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The New York-trained Zinga, believes Macky Sall's outgoing government has not done enough to promote her industry and others like it, and blames a skills shortage among local tailors for failing to sell any of her designs for the first two years after launching her own label in 2012.
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Key products available: Suits (from $499) and blazers (from $379)Compared to many run-of-the-mill menswear stores with a dull selection of cheap suits and inexperienced tailors on-staff, Black Lapel fills the online space as the go-to destination for premium-made suits and artisan-level tailoring.
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This usually manifests in one of several themes: adorable, shy schoolgirls who sing about giddy crushes; knowing, empowered women who need an "oppa" (a strong older male figure) to fulfill their fantasies; or knowing, empowered women who reject male validation, even as the studio tailors the group's members for adult male consumption.
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Central, the cluster of glass-and-metal skyscrapers on Hong Kong Island, is the city's traditional finance and banking neighborhood, so tailors there primarily cater to executives who want classic styles in top-end suiting materials from Ermenegildo Zegna, Loro Piana, Dormeuil or one of the many heritage woolen brands in Britain.
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Further along they take curtain calls with divas on stage at La Scala, or they are tailors wielding measuring tapes, or chefs in hats, or watchmakers in a workshop in waistcoats, the cogs and innards of a clock spilling out before them; or disco dancers, in sequins, on a multicolored flashing floor.
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Availability: In theaters or available via digital download along with other Oscar-nominated short films, as part of the Oscar Shorts program Nominated for: Documentary Short The Syria Civil Defense is a group of ordinary men — former builders, tailors, and artisans — who work to extract victims from beneath the rubble in places like Aleppo.
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When many people think of couture they think of the most traditional, time-intensive kind of fashion; of seamstresses and tailors in white coats bent over intricate swathes of material painstakingly sewing by hand the way they have since the days of Charles Frederick Worth and Christian Dior (and Marie Antoinette, for that matter).
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MEGHAN MARKLE SPORTS DIOR DRESS REMINISCENT OF WEDDING GOWN AT ROYAL AIR FORCE EVENT If the new stores are anything like the original, which opened its doors in October 2017, fans can look forward to lush amenities like on-site stylists, tailors, manicures, coffee and alcohol, as well as eight dressing rooms and a lounge space, Forbes reported.
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"The future of bespoke remains strong, but Savile Row is a delicate microcosm, needing a critical mass of tailors in order to attract quality trainees and the right face in order to continue securing the patronage of the right clients," said Mark Henderson, the chairman of Gieves & Hawkes and a founder of the Savile Row Bespoke Association.
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Aru lies to her classmates about where she lives (the annex of the Museum of Ancient Indian Arts and Culture, not a chic condo downtown), who her mother is (a museum worker, not a secret agent in France), where she buys her clothes (Target and Walmart, not "Tar-jay" and "Vahl-mart," her imaginary European tailors of haute couture).
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WATCH: Jennifer Garner Looks Sleek and Stylish in Tailored Pants for Camping Premiere "This blueberry buckle tradition goes back to Charleston, West Virginia when I worked in a men's [clothing] store and at the end of the summer, I would make blueberry buckle for all the tailors and all the people who worked there," Garner said laughing during the segment on Wednesday.
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Entrepreneurial Jewish immigrant tailors like Burton, who flooded into the country in the tens of thousands from Eastern Europe and Russia over the course of the 19th century, quickly became instrumental in the development of the ready-to-wear industry after they found that their fabric-focused skill sets — often a result of workforce discrimination in their home countries — were suddenly in demand.
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Read more Style visionary: Iris van Herpen When many people think of couture they think of the most traditional, time-intensive kind of fashion; of seamstresses and tailors in white coats bent over intricate swathes of material painstakingly sewing by hand the way they have since the days of Charles Frederick Worth and Christian Dior (and Marie Antoinette, for that matter).
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Unlike his closest peers, François-Henri Pinault of Kering, or Bernard Arnault of LVMH, Della Valle has an unexpected, dandyish flair: He habitually sports upturned shirt collars and a wide-spread scarf in place of a tie, and employs not one but two tailors (Lattini for his sport jackets, Caraceni for his suits) though I've most often seen him combine his Caraceni jackets with Levis.
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On my annual visit last summer, I stood transfixed outside one of several African tailors' shops in the caruggi, where a man was being fitted for a jacket sewn out of vivid red kente cloth pattered with enormous black keys — an accurate metaphor if ever there was one, since one key to the future of the city, which has the lowest birthrate and the oldest population in all of Italy, is inevitably going to lie with its immigrant population.
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