pantschen in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for pantschen in the English»French Dictionary

pantsuit [Brit ˈpantsuːt, Am ˈpæntˌsut] N Am

pantsuit

tailleur-pantalon m

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English

In a stroke of modernism, she made pantsuits chic.

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Ford's offerings ran the gamut from sharply tailored black and white pantsuits to finely fringed gowns and cocktail dresses.

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A basic jersey dress or pantsuit became dramatic with an additional wrap or a bolero top with banaca sleeves.

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She broke a tradition expected of female performers at the time in that she was the first woman to not to wear a dress, instead going for a pantsuit.

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I got my first professional appointment as a lecturer in 1983, and celebrated by buying a pantsuit.

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Soon after the film's release, men's clothing and pantsuits became popular attire for women.

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Anyway, she kept it pretty conservative last night: a pantsuit, blue-and-white-striped silk shirt, a massive afro, a pound of gold around her throat.

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Then there were the pantsuits we wore when we were young.

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When we cover more accomplished female leaders, all too often the focus is on haircuts and pantsuits, rather than ideas and issues.

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Some women wore pantsuits, substituting pants for the skirt, but in doing so, they risked the displeasure of many who felt that women should not wear pants.

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