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• For best results in a conservative office, women should choose a femininely tailored business suit in an unexpected color.
• She was always glamorously and femininely dressed, wore jewels, white fox furs and rode in a white Rolls Royce.
• The church's modesty rhetoric in the 1960s and 70s also encouraged women to dress femininely especially as androgynous styles became more popular.
• And in an age when women still struggle for equal footing in the workplace, where's the sense in dressing so flagrantly femininely?
• Well, that is how writer Caroline Knapp opens her memoir, entitled, femininely enough, " Drinking : A Love Story ."
• Well, that is how writer Caroline Knapp opens her memoir, titled, femininely enough, " Drinking : A Love Story ."
• So why are ( or were ) boats / ships described femininely in English ? talk ) 13 : 43, 15 October 2012 ( UTC)
• If the haircut is the first thing, what is the next thing that Faulkner is gong to encounter at The Citadel that is not deemed femininely appropriate?
• Casino styling includes men being " macho " and women being femininely sexy, with major body and muscle isolations, through the influence of " Rumba " dancing.
• Because of this, the Swedish Society for Women's Suffrage thought it wise to reject this prejudice by recommending their members to try to dress femininely during their activism.
• "I don't think I'm more one than the other, " says Diesel, 33, in a voice both raspily deep and almost femininely delicate.
• She eventually resigned and sued the company for occupational sexism, arguing that her lack of promotion came after pressure to walk, talk, dress, and act more " femininely ."
• Ms . Leroy continued her'80s odyssey with tan mini-skirted suits trimmed in white, their strong, femininely curved shoulders and nipped waists partly obscuring the sexy white shirred halters underneath.
• Femininely styled jackets in light wool worn over these flimsy outfits protect the Armani woman from being too hot or too cold and keep her, as the designer puts it, " tenderly sexy ."
• Smith, who declined to give her age, was careful to dress femininely in chiffon because, she said, " anybody doing a male job, they would think ` Oh, she must be tough . "'
• She loves the feel of a femininely ruffled T-shirt over a pair of tattered jeans, thinks a sequined bomber jacket is neat and finds nothing daring about showing off her fringed bra and panties under a flimsy black chiffon sheath.
• It is a contained within the Fair Youth sequence, considered traditionally to be from sonnet 1-126 " which recount [ s ] the speaker's idealized, sometimes painful love for a femininely beautiful, well-born male youth ".
• Some such men have written that they enjoy dressing as femininely as possible, so they will wear frilly dresses with lace and ribbons, bridal gowns complete with veils, as well as multiple petticoats, corsets, girdles and / or garter belts with nylon stockings.
• On appeal, the " Price Waterhouse " precedent was applied : " [ i ] t follows that employers who discriminate against men because they do wear dresses and makeup, or otherwise act femininely, are also engaging in sex discrimination, because the discrimination would not occur but for the victim's sex ".
• Set in a gilded club prive, recreated under a tent in the gardens of their downtown Milan headquarters, the show included a series of daytime suits in pinstripe gray wool with short flared jacket, lace vest and tight-fitting low waisted trouser as well as tight but elegant below-the-knee skirts worn under pristine coats femininely belted at the waist.