wide-collared

She wore a wide-collared white blouse and a black skirt.

She was wearing a wide-collared blue-and-white striped dress, that left her arms bare.

Joe favors wide-collared, open-necked body shirts and has a Tony Orlando haircut.

A low-necked, wide-collared, wide-sleeved silk shirt completed her costume.

The wide-collared shearlings and shaved mink coats in Renaissance colors were an improvement over the last autumn season, but that isn't saying much.

You’d like to see, in fact, how someone other than a skinny, long-necked model would pull off a flaring, wide-collared jacket without being engulfed by it.

In her long quilted skirt and sandals and wide-collared blouse with the medal-sized buttons she looked quite charming.

She wore an Afro wig, white rayon bell-bottoms and a wide-collared silver blouse tied in a knot above her waist.

They boast wide-collared shirts, long neckties, unruly colored wigs and oversized noses and shoes.

Flaring-topped boots of soft leather came almost to her knees, and a low-necked, wide-collared, wide-sleeved silk shirt completed her costume.

Once I'd finished, as usual, I dressed in dark green and black, black trousers and waistcoat, with a long-sleeved, wide-collared green shirt.

Axel Rudolph, the general manager at Quantum 56, in the Drake hotel, described his wide-collared gray shirts as "shimmery gray."

Expect irresistibly catchy tunes, ridiculously upbeat lyrics and a faint sense of nostalgia for the era of flares and wide-collared shirts.

In 1937, she improvised in a wide-collared dress, an image transposed literally to the the heroine in "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs."

But also like the real Elvis, to whom, with his black hair, sideburns and wide-collared shirts, he bore passing resemblance, his popularity has endured, his legend magnified.

The article featured an image of Price in a long Stirling Cooper coat and described a limited range that featured safari jackets and wide-collared, pleated-sleeved shirt-waisters.

The corporate rule was dark suits, light shirts and muted ties, I followed the rule to the letter, only I wore stylish Italian-cut suits, wide-collared off-white shuts and wide ties.

That all these simple, retro, sports-inspired pieces (including v-necks, oversized tees and wide-collared, bib-front shirts) were rendered in unusual, unsporty fabrics such as wool gabardine, double faced bonded cotton and light cashmere.

Mr. Stephanopoulos on Mr. Morris at the same dinner: He was a small sausage of a man encased in a green suit with wide lapels, a wide floral tie, and a wide-collared shirt.

He had a close-cropped beard and was dressed in sneakers, khakis and a wide-collared striped shirt; the only thing that set him apart from the hundreds of other students in the dining hall was a missing lunch tray.

As Charlie paced, he picked up an old pair of frayed jeans or a wide-collared shirt with pink flowers on it, or a Barclay James Harvest album, and tossed it out of the skylight and into the garden below.

In the most striking, a young Barack Obama - or Barry, as he styled himself in those days - is dressed in a white jacket and wide-collared shirt that is clearly inspired by John Travolta's distinctive Saturday Night Fever outfit.

One wears a three-piece blue suit with a wide-collared shirt open at the neck; another wears gray sharkskin pants, but they all have this in common: dark hair, olive skin and clothes that appear to have fallen off the back of a truck in Little Italy 20 years ago.

Outfitting them in, for example, monk's robes or antique dresses or, in the case of one called "Young Man on the Road to Hell," in a fop's ridiculous feathered hat and wide-collared jacket, Mr. Schnabel evidently wants to give them a bigger-than-life theatricality.

The tops are now in two layers: a wide-collared colored over-shirt (gold, blue, or red just as in TOS) with a quilted pattern and a colored hem-line from the neck to the armpit, and a black undershirt, visually imitating the black collar of the TOS design.