sartorially

You ever hear the expression sartorially challenged?

The Bloomsday Dead Adrian McKinty 2007

Rachel's challenge is that she lives in sartorially-challenged Boston (I grew up there, so I can say that) and gets paid a Horn Book salary.

I have watched Tim Gunn, and I, sir, am no Tim Gunn. Roger Sutton 2008

But he eventually left and I made it in sartorially appropriate fashion and on time to my next campaign event.

The Canadian Economy: Successes and Challenges 2000

Sandra Bullock - I haven't seen The Blind Side, and I am very suspicious of the hype, but Ms. Bullock has pulled out all the stops this awards season (sartorially, that is).

The Clog 2010

Sandra Bullock - I haven't seen The Blind Side, and I am very suspicious of the hype, but Ms. Bullock has pulled out all the stops this awards season (sartorially, that is).

The Clog 2010

(But whip-smart and funny, too: "This town is what's called sartorially challenged," she cracks, visiting the drab local boutique.

Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local <B>By Steven Rea</B><br><I> Philadelphia Inquirer< 2010

Football coaches are often sartorially limited by the threat of frostbite.

The Tournament, and What I Wore Ben Cohen 2011

January 8th, 2009 at 2: 08 pm the IDF and Hamas have been “sartorially equivalent”

Matthew Yglesias » Lacking in Prosal Clarity 2009

One of them even wore an Angels T-shirt to the voting meeting, which was a shocking form of electioneering at the polling place, not to mention sartorially inept.

Howard Kissel: Honoring Edward Albee Howard Kissel 2011

The styling, worn casually open at the neck and untucked, over a pair of classic dark jeans was, sartorially speaking, the epitome of relaxed male chic.

David Miliband - from geek to chic Simon Chilvers 2010