| Here we have 3 machine dealers, two quilting stores, one couturier fabric place and several merceries of varying usefulness. |
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| Maria supported him in London working as a couturier, sought after by prestigious fashion houses. |
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| Though they didn't have half-million-dollar budgets to buy clothes from a couturier, they had incredible style. |
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| In August, Claudia Sträter announced a limited autumn collection by Belgium couturier Cathy Pill. |
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| You will also be measured with the precision of a couturier to see if you have any length discrepancies, such as one leg that's shorter than the other. |
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| As a couturier, I feel making beautiful clothes is a form of art. |
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| He was also the first couturier to do prêt-à-porter, and to use non-white models, long before Jean-Paul Gaultier. |
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| She had just finished training to be a couturier and should have started-undeclared-working, but she felt too weak. |
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| Clothing designed by a couturier is different from ordinary ready-to-wear because of the feelings it conveys. |
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| It also had to project the sense of exclusivity and drama carefully cultivated by the couturier. |
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| A unique, exceptional couturier for a Maison that always challenged and innovated the world of fashion. |
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| The couturier famously traveled the world on scouting trips, looking to draw design inspiration from sundry cultures. |
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| How has a couturier whose name is rarely recognized remained culturally relevant? |
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| The gown by couturier Helen Rose is made of 25 yards of satin and took a fifteen-person team almost three months to fashion. |
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| A real travel couturier, Bradipo Travel Designer devises and creates a made-to-measure travel offer tailored to the client's specific requirements, making it a unique and unforgettable experience. |
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| Which French couturier created the vogue for British crown colony which included the likes the little black dress? |
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| Keeping the younger buyers in mind, the couturier added completely blinged-out dresses in boxier cuts with shimmering sequins adorning all over. |
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| Paul Poiret, the first celebrity couturier, left nothing undesigned, not only what a woman wore but everything she touched. |
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| He's reputably Raisa Gorbachev's favorite couturier. |
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| In the end, despite his talents as a couturier, he became too common for many high-fashion customers. Mr Cardin, rolling in his royalties, did not seem to care. |
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| He developed the first line of clothes for men by a couturier and continually changed and expanded the world of fashion with his creations over the years. |
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| Leonard, a famous Parisian couturier, is launching an extremely personalised collection with a case that is set against a continuous black background, like a Cinemascope screen. |
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| A couturier, even one who does not like social life, must frequent beautiful homes, red rooms, see how women live with this colour and other hues. |
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