bias-cut

At 14, she had produced her first bias-cut collection.

Long, black bias-cut evening dresses are followed by more in draped jersey.

We're using binding with different bias-cut stripes that change directions as they go down.

Or she can flaunt her own figure in a bias-cut satin dress.

After all, the length and basic shape of the bias-cut four-in-hand have not changed in nearly 100 years.

We've seen a positive response to dresses that approach the knee, if they're bias-cut."

An alternative is the gentle bias-cut dress with a soft flip to the skirt.

Hidalgo worked on one bias-cut 1940's-style dress for almost four months.

The Brazilian designer’s collection was based on fluid bias-cut pieces that lapped about the body.

Towards the end, a model emerged in a tobacco-coloured bias-cut evening dress, and your heart sang.

Peel and slice the plantains into long, bias-cut slices 1/4-inch thick.

Sweater sets were worn with classic trousers or bias-cut satin skirts.

Ms. Powell got to work, dressed in a white shirt and gray bias-cut skirt, her feet bare.

A bias-cut skirt that flows from the waist to the knee or mid-calf.

I still have his bias-cut slip dresses.

"Lots of bias-cut dresses, and some kimono tops over pants cut on the bias."

A champagne satin bias-cut dress with a cowl neck.

And a simple-looking white halter gown wrapped around the body in bias-cut panels.

Best kept away from floral bias-cut dresses.

Shoulders on jackets are fitted with tiny puffs, and bias-cut dresses scoop at the back.

Sophisticated sylphs can sheathe themselves in 1930's bias-cut styles.

The bridesmaids wore original 1930's bias-cut long velvet gowns.

The bias-cut satin dress was last spring's surprise hit, crossing over from evening into day when worn under a jacket or sweater.

They should have reached out more to the person who doesn't want the slinky, beaded bias-cut dress or skirt."

It is navy, bias-cut with a raggedy bottom.