History shows that well-tailored regulation drives innovation and creates jobs.
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Nothing is more beautiful than a well-tailored and beautifully fabricated garment.
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Overall, they're flexible without losing shape, well-tailored, and are machine-washable.
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Both men and women should have a well-tailored suit, says Jaye.
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Unlike the rumpled Grillo, Di Maio always appears in a well-tailored suit.
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"To me, there's nothing sexier than a guy in a well-tailored suit," he said.
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You can never go wrong with a good jacket, button down and well-tailored pants.
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Jaguars always present an image of well-tailored athleticism, and the XE is no exception.
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Despite his youth, he exudes an aggressive American confidence with a well-tailored, European politesse.
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Since then, he's only appeared in well-tailored dark suits, coupled with perfectly knotted ties.
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With his neatly trimmed goatee and moustache, and well-tailored suits, he was charming and eloquent.
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Hogan had been the well-coiffed businessman; now he looks more like a well-tailored pro wrestler.
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With her clipped, icy British accent, well-tailored clothing, she's as one-dimensional as domestic movie villains get.
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Every year, it is night of celebration, celebrity-filled red carpets, well-tailored suits, glamorous dresses, and ... confusion.
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He wears flannels, a graphic t-shirt that reads "play loud," and a well-tailored pair of jeans.
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Fiona and Jack are equipped with a full set of good manners, well-tailored clothes, and serene pursuits.
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His slender blue J.Hilburn suit didn't bunch in the places that even well-tailored suits tend to bunch.
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Not surprisingly, she favors well-tailored, structured clothes from British designers like Alexander McQueen, Erdem and Emilia Wickstead.
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Addressing these issues by sketching the nation's AI road map has fallen on the well-tailored shoulders of Villani.
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"Certainly if it's well tailored toward the chemical weapons violations, you might be able to do it," he said.
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Kalichman's research points to the need to create "well tailored treatment and adherence strategies" designed specifically for transgender people.
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The well-tailored informality and emphasis on seasonality have much in common with Mr. Meyer's flagship Union Square Cafe.
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Meanwhile, back in the executive suite, there is Hans, the ruthless terrorist leader in a very well-tailored suit.
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"But the ones in this case look pretty specific and well tailored to the conduct that is of concern."
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History shows that well-tailored regulation drives innovation and, far from killing jobs, as Mr. Trump contends, creates them.
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In an era when alliances are more necessary than ever, Haley's qualifications appear to be well-tailored to the position.
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Phoenix's 2020 re-wearable 'fit is a simple and classic well-tailored black tux topped up with a bow tie.
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Well, Everlane has yet another major announcement up its well-tailored sleeve — and we aren't talking about its partnership with Nordstrom.
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As usual, I worked my well-tailored butt off, so I knew I wouldn't be called on the board room carpet.
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Mr. Trump spoke loosely and plainly enjoyed himself, repeatedly teasing the well-tailored crowd about their own wealth and business ventures.
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It's impossible, in 2016, to talk about "American Psycho" without mentioning Bateman's hero-worship of another well-tailored suit: Donald Trump.
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"The latter man's style is more accustomed to well-tailored classic suits and the former, well, whatever the hell he wants."
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Organizations are designed to serve discrete purposes, and if well-tailored to those purposes are more likely to achieve their aims.
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Funkmaster Flex's recurring freestyle series has been particularly well tailored to rappers from New York, or in the New York tradition.
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He wore a well-tailored midnight-blue suit—even in the sixties he wore suits—and a stickpin through his collar.
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"Well-tailored oversight not only protects the taxpayer, but it can be additive to the overall effort if structured properly," he said.
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But look beyond the well-tailored suits and you'll find something even more notable: Fortnite's offbeat personality is back in full force.
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The men wore well-tailored suits and, often, shirts with their initials monogrammed near their rib cages, an old-time Italian style.
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His dependably well-tailored navy suits and white shirts even persuaded The New Yorker to call him a style icon last spring.
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He is a former big-city mayor whose story of renewal in Baltimore seemed well tailored to an increasingly urban and minority party.
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John Gotti, the well-tailored mob boss who died in 2002, looked so self-satisfied that his walk amounted to a perp strut.
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And none of them has so far laid out policy plans that are as well tailored to Trump's political weak spots as Warren has.
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Jennifer Aniston was the epitome of chic in a well-tailored jumpsuit at the New York City premiere of Office Christmas Party on Monday evening.
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In a well-tailored suit, he eyed his mercenary guests coldly and told Golan that in another context they'd be trying to kill each other.
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The man known as Decius was tall and fit, a youthful middle-aged professional dressed in a well-tailored gray suit and a pink shirt.
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On stage, he wears a dress shirt and well-tailored suit pants, holding the attention of the audience with the swagger of a hedge fund manager.
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For men: "A tuxedo isn't required, but I suggest a well-tailored dark suit, white shirt and elegant, conservative tie, pocket square and accessories," Fenoli explains.
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Our bill mandates that new corporate-reporting obligations be well-tailored and integrated within existing reporting requirements so they don't place needless burdens on small businesses.
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In a dark, well-tailored, pinstriped suit, Derek rapidly chewed gum and clenched the polished wooden bench with his fingertips as the Crown outlined its recommendations.
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US President Donald Trump has enthused about the well-tailored appearance of his new national security adviser, Robert C. O'Brien, The New York Times reported Wednesday.
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Fixed focus means that it's not well tailored to taking other kinds of pictures, but if you're using it for that, you have to question why.
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Alberto Fernández, looking to spur the opposition's base to come out and vote, presents himself as the "common man," in contrast to the wealthy, well-tailored Macri.
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Lopez likewise wore a well-tailored crewneck midi dress in a subdued white sequin Ermanno Scervino with a bow tied at the neckline and matching white pumps.
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And it's worth noting that the mix of entertainment, dining, and wellness options is extremely well tailored to the millennial lifestyle, especially since downtown is so walkable.
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It's almost the antithesis to HBO, a channel that produces fewer shows than its network and cable counterparts, but targets well-tailored series to an adult audience.
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Before this bow tie wearing boy was wearing well-tailored tuxedos as a Hollywood actor, he was just another suited stud growing up in South Orange, New Jersey.
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A source close to the president told The New York Times in an article published Wednesday that Trump had enthused about O'Brien's well-tailored appearance and easy demeanor.
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Not every role is a good fit for Julianne Nicholson, but Helen Torrance, the upstate New York sheriff she plays in the USA series "Eyewitness," is well tailored.
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The entire coat is made of synthetic material, which might turn some noses up, but it's durable, well-tailored, and very easy to keep clean (and odor-free).
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It's an approach well-tailored to her in that it also invokes the breadth of her experience, which is the greatest of any of the candidates in either party.
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If there's one thing Jennifer Lopez loves more than tousled ombre hair and a neckline that ends just below her belly button, it's surely a well-tailored bedazzled jumpsuit.
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Los Angeles prosecutors, in a letter to the state senate's public safety committee, said that the bill was needed because current extortion laws are not well tailored toward prosecuting ransomware attacks.
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On Wednesday evening, Affleck attended the London premiere of Suicide Squad, looking dapper in a simple, grey, well-tailored suit, white button-down, and a diamond-patterned grey and black tie.
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At one public event, he wore a hat made of outrageously long feathers, some of them dyed turquoise to match his well-tailored but deconstructed wedding dress and his fingerless opera gloves.
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"On the evidence of this study it appears men may be advised to purchase clothing that is well‐tailored, as it can positively enhance the image they communicate to others," the authors wrote.
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The satellite carries a wealth of religious programming, from "Bible Explorations" to "God's Learning Channel" to "Global Buddhist Network" — not a lineup well tailored to the particular viewing interests of the Gitmo demographic.
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No story is more inspiring than his own — son of Cuban refugees turned into unlikely and extremely well-tailored pop star — so he raps about it from different angles, using mildly different terminology.
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Her sisters would wonder about a well-tailored black blazer that didn't cost an arm and a leg; friends would inquire where to buy the best T-shirts or the simplest black trousers.
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Pilati offered well-tailored long sleeve dresses, as well as fishnet tights worn underneath a pair of trouser pants with a blazer sans blouse modeled by his close friends, both men and women alike.
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An England-trained economist with a penchant for well-tailored suits and pocket squares, Najib may however be remembered most for a multi-billion-dollar scandal at Malaysia's state fund 210Malaysia Development Berhad (222MDB).
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The Met Gala is the one red-carpet event of the year where everyone is encouraged to forget about the pretty, tasteful gowns and bland, well-tailored tuxes that dominate awards show red carpets.
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Group insiders say Arnault liked the style and attitude of Rogers who appears in jeans and sweaters like most Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, in contrast to the typical LVMH boss in a well-tailored suit.
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The first time I saw my favorite married man pick up his pint of beer, the sleeve of his well-tailored suit pulled back from his wrist to reveal a geometric kaleidoscope of tattoos.
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A well-tailored resume that highlights skills that are most important for the role and that you can back up with specific accomplishments or experiences will intrigue a recruiter and help get you through the door.
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A woman with a short bob, wearing well-tailored trousers and a fitted vest, picks up a rifle, aims it out the window at her lawn, stretches to her full, formidable height, and takes her best shot.
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The singer recently took the next logical step in his worldwide apology press tour, doing a cover shoot for GQ magazine in which he ditches his usual harem pants and oversized hoodies in favor of some well-tailored suiting.
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The new outfit she was given in exchange for her own—hat, gloves, jacket and the long uniform with its sleeve ends reinforced with protective ruffles—was all, on close inspection, well-tailored from cloth of the finest quality.
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Lucky enough, that means you have the opportunity to comb through Frisco's 60-plus thrift stores, which are almost entirely supplied and run by the city's artist underclass, who have made a career buying and selling well-tailored, aggressively trendy clothing.
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Wearing a well-tailored suit, Mr. Lee emerged through the metal detectors of a court in Seoul, the capital, on Thursday and past a news media gantlet to his car, which drove him to a detention center to await a decision.
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Whereas Mr. Trump was known to grouse about Mr. Bolton's famous bushy mustache, the president has been taken with Mr. O'Brien's well-tailored looks and easy demeanor, and thinks he "looks the part," as one person close to the president said.
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Amidst the usual pap photos of the Kardashian-Jenners wearing their standard off-duty fare (designer sweatpants, well-tailored jeans, and hip-hugging dresses), spotting a mini in the wild, specifically one that deviates from the standard silhouette, felt worthy of second glance.
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But Daily Provisions is extremely well tailored, done in marine blue wainscoting with marble counters and tables, a few seats and shelves full of freshly baked breads, glazed and sugared crullers, cookies and croissants flecked with "everything" spices and filled with cream cheese.
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And his occasional nods to religious faith — like, say, his promise to make store clerks say "Merry Christmas" instead of "Happy Holidays" — are well tailored for voters for whom Christian identity is still a talisman even when an active faith is all but gone.
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She seemed intense and intelligent and, like the men, very Armani but kind of Texas Armani—everyone well-tailored but with more gold, more colors than Wall Street people, who are sort of more gray-hued…And I thought, they spend a lot of money.
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And the two parties have made strikingly different wagers about how to win the White House in this election: Mr. Trump, the Republican nominee, is relying on a demographic coalition that, while well tailored for Ohio even in the state's Democratic strongholds, leaves him vulnerable in the more diverse parts of the country where Mrs.
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Brown is an entertaining writer of what could be called High Magazinese, a prose of front-loaded descriptors and punch-line squibs (from the introduction: "Large, blond, and ebullient in his well-tailored suits, my father filled a room with his commanding height and broken nose"), and, winsomely, she seems to write this way even when writing for herself.
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Another, Lauren Kim, makes the fleecy cheesecake that is carved into slivers the length of a dinner plate; pretty, well-tailored French numbers like a passion-fruit Pavlova or a drum of white cake filled with fresh strawberries and frosted with whipped cream; and the cookies and toffees that are sold by the box, for takeout.
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As he stood beside the president on Tuesday, wearing a sober, well-tailored suit with a pure white shirt and a neutral black, white and blue plaid tie — no partisan red — Judge Gorsuch played his current role to perfection, casting his eyes upward as if in search of higher thoughts, and then down to acknowledge the humility he would later express in his acceptance speech.
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When McGuire was filmed looking appealing to Robert Young, her character had similar costumes that were well tailored.
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The photographer's daughter, wearing a well-tailored leopard skin, spends most of the film with Bomba, while her father, Commissioner Barnes, and Eli search for her.
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During the 15 episodes, Holt endures numerous brushes with death, emerging from all of them with nary a hair out of place nor a crease in his well-tailored business suit.
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As Veera Babu is in a well-tailored costly suit, Ramulamma believes that Veera Babu is her nephew. A few twists and turns lead to Anand marrying Swapna with Veera Babu marrying Priya with the approval of Ramulamma.
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The New York Times review stated - "Edmund Lowe is capital as the well-tailored Barry. Mr. Barry likes a good round of golf on the day following a fruitful burglary. Mary Astor is charming as Jean and R. O. Pennell makes the most of the "Professor's" rôle.".
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Well-tailored and tall he quickly developed a reputation as a dynamic business leader. At one time Fred harboured political ambitions however an unsuccessful experience as a Conservative Party parliamentary candidate for Middlesbrough East in 1962 and again in 1964 convinced him to re-focus his energy on Croda.
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David E. Nye (1992). Electrifying America: social meanings of a new technology, 1880-1940 pp. 343-344. Technocracy Inc. officials wore a uniform, consisting of a "well-tailored double-breasted suit, gray shirt, and blue necktie, with a monad insignia on the lapel", and its members saluted Scott in public.
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Khalifa Stadium is well-tailored to host major sports events of international standard, particularly football (soccer) and athletics. Khalifa Stadium was built in 1976 to seat 20,000. For the 2006 Asian Games, it was expanded to seat 50,000. It will need to be further expanded to meet the Olympic minimum of 60,000.
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For the first time, all of the finalists (Kenley Collins, Korto Momolu and Leanne Marshall) were female. All three collections were well received. Kenley was praised for her well-tailored designs, but was eliminated first because some of her designs were reminiscent of other professional designers' collections. The judges admired Korto's ethnic touches on her designs, but thought that a few were overworked.
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On March 20 at 12AM (KST), MBLAQ released their teaser of "Be a Man" on their official YouTube channel, J.Tune Camp. It shows the sleek and sophisticated images of the members, as they wore well-tailored black and white suits together with clean-cut hair, appearing mysterious with their sharp gaze. It further dramatizes the video through the added fog and shadow effects.
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In contrast to his wife, Moira's, often over-the-top black and white wardrobe, Johnny's sense of style is more subdued. He is frequently clad in a "well-tailored" gray or black suit from designers like Hugo Boss and Ermenegildo Zegna. This serves as a reminder to the audience of Johnny's business background, as well as the wealth from which he came.
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The Globe and Mail, January 10, 2012. and the 2012 Hilary Weston Writers' Trust Prize for Nonfiction. Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Lee is also a fashion columnist and art critic for various media outlets in Vancouver, including CBC Radio, the Vancouver Sun and the Georgia Straight,"Measure of a Man author JJ Lee discovers memories in a well-tailored suit". Georgia Straight, October 13, 2011.
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Duke joined a gym and became a sparring partner for Pep. Duke also trained at Stillman's Gym in New York alongside boxers such as Sugar Ray Robinson and Henry Armstrong. He was 23-21-4 under his birth name, and also fought a handful of fights at the end of his career as Johnny Duke. He picked the name "Duke" for his well tailored suits and sharp dress.
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According to the New York State Writers Institute website, a highlight of the film is the scene where, while struggling at his playwriting, he begs Miriam Hopkins, as Gilda, to smack him between the shoulder blades. Gilda was a role well-tailored for Hopkins' talents.Kuersten, Erich. "Miriam Hopkins & the Pre-Code Menage-a-trois", Bright Lights After Dark, March 09, 2008 Comic character actors Edward Everett Horton and Franklin Pangborn completed the principal cast.
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Courrège's Spring 1964 collection established his impact on the fashion industry and named him the Space Age designer. The line consisted of "architecturally-sculpted, double-breasted coats with contrasting trim, well-tailored, sleeveless or short-sleeved minidresses with dropped waistlines and detailed welt seaming, and tunics worn with hipster pants". A notable look was the linear minidresses with revolutionary tailoring with cut-out panels that displayed waists, midriffs and backs. Courrège had strong beliefs within the liberation of fashion.
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Seungsahn Haengwon (, August 1, 1927November 30, 2004), born Duk-In Lee, was a Korean Seon master of the Jogye Order and founder of the international Kwan Um School of Zen. He was the seventy-eighth Patriarch in his lineage. As one of the early Korean Zen masters to settle in the United States, he opened many temples and practice groups across the globe. He was known for his charismatic style and direct presentation of Zen, which was well tailored for the Western audience.
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Its goal is to enhance the efficiency and ease of use for the underlying logical design of a stored program, a design discipline named usability. Methods of user-centered design are used to ensure that the visual language introduced in the design is well-tailored to the tasks. The visible graphical interface features of an application are sometimes referred to as chrome or GUI (pronounced gooey). Typically, users interact with information by manipulating visual widgets that allow for interactions appropriate to the kind of data they hold.
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The room in which the girl sits is dark and shadowy, however, the light source shines directly upon her face and lap, emphasizing her beautifully carved young features engrossed in the reading material. In addition, her social status is touched upon by her clean, well-tailored, and fashionable dress of the day. Her literacy is therefore inextricably interwoven with her personal and familial success. She is the antithesis to Locke's idea of the caricature of blacks whose poses and exaggerated features were made to dehumanize and convey a diminished sense of intelligence and capability.
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Mistaking Homer for a young go-getter with a mane of hair, Burns chooses him. When Homer has trouble finding a secretary who is not a seductive young woman, a man named Karl persuades Homer to hire him. Karl soon proves indispensable to Homer and gives him a makeover to replace his cheap polyester suit with a well-tailored one, and that an executive needs to project self-confidence, not slouch in his seat. When he forgets his own wedding anniversary, Karl hires a singing telegram service to serenade Marge with "You Are So Beautiful".
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The Weintraub productions, including the Ron Ely television series (see below), dropped the character of Jane and portrayed Tarzan as an intelligent but apparently rootless adventurer. The Mike Henry entries, starting with Tarzan and the Valley of Gold (1966), were produced at the height of the James Bond craze, and had a well-tailored Tarzan jetting around the world to take on dangerous missions. In contrast to most earlier Tarzan films, the Weintraub productions were in color and were shot in exotic locations such as Kenya, India, Thailand, Malaysia, Mexico, and Brazil.
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The officers, led by the Continental Army's General Anthony Wayne, aka Mad Anthony Wayne, in contrast live in comfortable housing, have gourmet-quality food, fine wine, and well- tailored clothes. The novel describes how a wide range of men, not just the dominant Protestants but also Jews, Blacks, Irish, atheists, and Romans, i.e., Roman Catholics, who normally would be at each others throats have formed into a cohesive unit with their officers, the gentry, and especially the British as their common enemy. The novel depicts most officers as excessively strict and uncaring.
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As a circus performer, he trained and presented white standard poodles for his act. Standing on their hind legs, the dogs appeared much taller than their diminutive but commanding trainer. Circus audiences nationwide cheered his dignified though slightly comedic role, in which he was billed as the "Smallest Man in the World". In the so-called Grand Spectacle performance of 1982 and 1983, Meszaros would portray a character known as the Marshal of Marshmallow Gulch, resplendent in a well-tailored white, silver and gold costume encrusted with rhinestones, along with matching cowboy hat and silver boots.
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His 16- to-18-hour workday began with pre-breakfast phone calls at home where, still dressed in pajamas and bathrobe, he received a stream of political associates. DeSapio would then visit his various offices for further meetings, and cram in a half-dozen public functions, including radio and television appearances and a late-night political dinner. DeSapio succeeded in shucking Tammany's notoriety and fashioning himself as a sophisticated, enlightened and modern political boss. He favored well- tailored, dark suits and striped ties, and always looked as if he had just stepped out of a barber's chair.
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In American slang, a "white shoe" business is a long-established, high-prestige, typically White Anglo Saxon Protestant (WASP) institution. Such firms hired well-tailored people, usually male and often outfitted with white buckskin shoes with red soles, inspiring the moniker, who possessed useful family connections and degrees from top law schools, such as Harvard, Yale, and Columbia. White shoe firms emerged in the late 19th century, and were usually based in New York, Boston, or Philadelphia, where they catered to major corporations. These firms were especially in demand by major railroads, which were built through complicated consolidations and faced complex legal situations in multiple states.
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The Vatican condemned Dr. No describing it as "a dangerous mixture of violence, vulgarity, sadism and sex", whilst the Kremlin said that Bond was the personification of capitalist evil – both controversies helped increase public awareness of the film and greater cinema attendance. However Leonard Mosely in The Daily Express said that "Dr No is fun all the way, and even the sex is harmless", whilst Penelope Gilliatt in The Observer said it was "full of submerged self- parody". The Guardians critic called Dr. No "crisp and well-tailored" and "a neat and gripping thriller." In the years that followed its release, it became more popular.
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Pat Nixon posing in the White House, 1970 The traditional role of a First Lady as the nation's hostess puts her personal appearance and style under scrutiny, and the attention to Pat was lively. Women's Wear Daily stated that Pat had a "good figure and good posture", as well as "the best-looking legs of any woman in public life today". Some fashion writers tended to have a lackluster opinion of her well tailored, but nondescript, American-made clothes. "I consider it my duty to use American designers", she said, and favored them because, "they are now using so many materials which are great for traveling because they're non crushable".
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It's a track that any rapper would be proud to surf over, and Rocky knows it, delivering a calmly boastful, well-tailored verse punctuated by a choice, subdued set of A$AP affiliate Playboy Carti's ad-libs. Meanwhile Lana's voice, passionate and aching yet effortless and chill, sings to a lover free to change yet fated to accept her love. Racial subtext slips in through lines about white lines and black beaches, though the real poetic highlight is the blood-red sangrias. After years in the dark, Lana's love with hip-hop is out in the open again, and like any love, it feels as if no time has passed at all.
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Newsday Glenn Gamboa said the group managed to blend a "number of rock genres to their wills to create their most diverse album yet while still maintaining a cohesive sound". He complimented Sapone's production, saying it helped the band "prove they still have plenty to say and do". Punknews.org staff member RENALDO69 said a lot of the songs were in the vein of New Again (2009): "dramatic, scared yet looking forward in life". He said that Lazzara "surprised me with how great he sounds throughout, spitting that Johnny Cash attitude at every corner". Rod Yates of Rolling Stone Australia wrote that the album "feels cut from the same cloth" as Happiness Is, "only it’s not quite as well tailored".
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However, his outfit is still more professional than House's, tending toward well-tailored suits with ties, and he is frequently seen wearing waistcoats when not in surgery. In his romantic life, Foreman is shown to have intimacy issues. His relationship with a PPTH nurse named Wendy - between season 3's "Fools For Love" and "Insensitive" - ends with her breaking up with him as he will not truly allow her to get close. Having begun a relationship with teammate Thirteen in season 5, his issues are highlighted in "Simple Explanation", where he admits and demonstrates to her that he works through major emotional stress alone, although he later makes a point not to entirely shut her out.
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In shipyards "trouser suits" (the term, "pantsuit" was adopted in America in the 1920s) were virtually essential to enable women to shin up and down ladders.Henrietta Heald, 'For England's Sake', History Today, October 2014, page 33 Music hall artists also helped to push the boundaries of fashion; these included Vesta Tilley, whose daring adoption on stage of well tailored male dress not only had an influence on men's attire, but also foreshadowed to an extent styles adopted by some women in the inter- war period. It was widely understood that Tilley sought additional authenticity by wearing male underclothing, although off stage she was much more conventional in both her dress and general outlook.Kate Adie (2013) Fighting on the Home Front: The Legacy of Women in World War One.
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The Court found that the Bar's rule was" reasonably well tailored to its stated objective of eliminating targeted mailings whose type and timing are a source of distress to Floridians, distress that has caused many of them to lose respect for the legal profession." Although Went For It had suggested that the Bar could have banned only solicitations to seriously injured citizens, the Court noted that the commercial speech test did not mandate that a state use the least restrictive means to implement its objective. Furthermore, the blackout period was brief, and there remained other ways for injured Floridians to learn about available legal services during that time. For all these reasons, the Court ruled that the First Amendment allowed Florida to impose this blackout period on direct- mail solicitation of accident victims by lawyers.
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2nd sentence Her Senior thesis project was a collection entirely in black. In a Dossier Journal interview, Gallagher commented about her color choice, “Everyone I asked would say that it’s really scary to do that because people always want to see color, but I didn’t really care.” The collection included well-tailored dresses, silk and leather jackets, and detailing that included silver chains and ruffles.Deanne Yee “Katie Gallagher” ‘’Dossier Journal’’ December 24, 2009 para 1 The work that Gallagher produced during her tenure at RISD attracted the attention of fashion magazines including Interview magazine and Vogue Italia, and buyers from fashion boutiques SEVEN New York in New York and I.T in Hong Kong.Deanne Yee “Katie Gallagher” ‘’Dossier Journal’’ December 24, 2009 para 3, 1st sentence Magazine editors began to interview Gallagher during her Senior year.Deanne Yee “Katie Gallagher” ‘’Dossier Journal’’ December 24, 2009 para 3 Katie Gallagher graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Apparel Design degree in May, 2009.
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