Quotes About Apparel

I like Armani Exchange, Guess, Rock & Republic. There's a lot of places. I'm not too picky. I like to be trendy, and I like to look good.

And everyone, men and women, seemed inordinately fond of hats.

I like pencil skirts because they hug me in all the right places.

I can't stand my legs, for a start, and you rarely see me in skirts.

I love golf clothes. I have a lot of fun with the little golf skirts and vests.

A Brooks Brothers button-down with an unfastened collar, rolled-up sleeves, and jeans makes for a comfortable, casual look.

Rarely will you find a photo of me in the NFL without long sleeves.

People on the heavier side can go for a wide-legged trouser with a double brisket jacket, while women with a slim figure must go for a slim leg trouser with a single button jacket.

Gucci! Paul Smith! I love it! You discover it's not just names; that stuff looks pretty good once it's on you.

I just enjoy dressing up and getting all the new sneakers and all the hot exclusive clothes - I did even when I was young.

I love Ralph Lauren, just as a designer. I still think he could make some better sizes with his clothes, but I like the idea of his classic American style.

I love designing dresses and tops.

I love suits, but onstage it's too hot. So, I like a nice T-shirt!

I love wearing the uniform.

See where she comes apparelled like the spring.

If I had a girl I'd love to see her in my clothes. It's real romantic.

Well, I love clothes.

A pair of jeans makes you feel good.A pair of Levis make you feel special!

I'm thinking about the beautiful boy on the treadmill wearing the I STILL HAVE A DREAM T-shirt and realize that it might not have been ironic.

Anytime someone is wearing Jordan, you have to respect!

Tailgating is going to the game, homegating is celebrating at home. So you bring in the apparel, the T-shirts, the accessories to kinda make your home feel cool.

I'm the kind of person that when I saw a lack of African Americans in the apparel business, that was something I set out to do, and I lead by example.

The bushes parted and a man stepped out. Gytha could see at once this was no charcoal burner. His fine red leather gloves and boots were not fashioned by any cordwainer in these parts. Nor was he a man who needed to hunt to fill his family's hungry bellies, for the flash from the gold thread on the trim of his tunic was enough to alert any quarry for miles around.

A royal robe he wore with graceful pride, A two-edged falchion threaten'd by his side, Embroider'd sandals glitter'd as he trod, And forth he moved, majestic as a god.