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How To Use Stone-wash In A Sentence

  • He wears skin-tight, stone-washed capri jeans, a tight white T-shirt and ice blue Air Jordans. After the brawl: "It's like an addiction to come down here."
  • Malik Monroe, 19, wears skintight, stone-washed capri jeans, a tight T-shirt and ice-blue Air Jordans. Fights, teens among challenges as D.C.'s Gallery Place entertainment area matures
  • But there will be no painted-on stone-washed jeans, fringed leather bras, or bandannas for this gal. Keira Knightley Rides A Motorcycle For Chanel
  • The girl wore a beige fake leather jacket, blue stone-washed jeans and white trainers.
  • The exception were landholders who made a killing because of their ability to visualize the future 57th Street, or thereabouts, not as glacial rock and weeds but as an international crossroads with half-naked male models serving sentry at stores selling overpriced stone-washed jeans, and loud-mouthed real-estate moguls who build garish skyscrapers. Grateful for Our Grid
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  • This may be because it's hard to muster much optimism about a country where so many adult males in positions of power think that stone-washed denim jeans with white sneakers is still a good look. The Fashion Crimes of the Sneaker Set
  • The all-important jeans are either stone-washed or dark denim for fall.
  • President Obama plays it safe and wears dad jeans; they look suspiciously stone-washed. Ermenegildo Zegna menswear celebrates 100 years of subtlety
  • Malik Monroe, 19, wears skintight, stone-washed capri jeans, a tight T-shirt and ice-blue Air Jordans. Fights, teens among challenges as D.C.'s Gallery Place entertainment area matures
  • From punk to paragon" is how Bud Collins, the tennis commentator, described Agassi's public transformation -- the pigeon-toed teen brat in stone-washed denims, gambler's shades, and a Mohawk who becomes a philanthropist, philosopher, and statesman. Agassi, Sampras, Federer, Nadal: Books On The Great Men Of Tennis

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