Meanings of attire lady in English

And they used to watch the beautifully attired ladies promenade the long piazza.

She gazed at the passers-by and took great pleasure in watching the well-groomed men and smartly- attired ladies.

These sumptuously- attired ladies flashed past the vulgar eye in one-horse chaises, by no means of a superior build.

He had taken her and Electa to a grand affair where there were crowds of beautifully attired ladies.

The men in evening dress, the gorgeously attired ladies passing to elevator or drawing-room, seemed to be listening to her.

Two fashionably attired ladies, driving in an elegant equipage, were heard to be employing language that was anything but refined.

Cabs struggled hopelessly to yield up the large number of highly respectable and well- attired ladies who had come to walk.

She saw around her elegantly- attired ladies and gentlemen, in brilliant uniforms, glittering with orders; saw every-where smiling faces, and respectful manners.

Sometimes, in the afternoon, we were visited by elegantly- attired ladies, who were accompanied by their own children, radiant with health and happiness.

All at once the elegantly- attired lady fixed her large black eyes upon me, so earnestly, that I grew quite red, and looked down.

In one of the smaller refreshment rooms sat Mr. Selingman, a bottle of champagne before him and a wondrously attired lady on either side.

Mr. Larkspur began to think that he had been rather too cautious; and that perhaps, this plainly- attired lady might be a very good customer.

Long lines of sleighs and covered carriages were drawn up before the entrance, and from them emerged richly uniformed officers and handsomely attired ladies.

The cathedral at Rio de Janeiro was packed, and Iris was quite inconspicuous among the many richly- attired ladies who graced the ceremony by their presence.

She could just remember a gorgeously attired lady, smelling of rosewater, running with her through a corridor or tying a pearly bonnet under her chin.

"Miss Wallingford?" murmured Margaret, and she gave an impression of obeisance; this charming elegantly attired lady before the Western girl.