tobacco-colored

Whoever Simon was, he was important enough to trade her standard work attire of black trousers and white blouse for a haute-couture outfit she bought on her last trip to Paris—caramel cashmere sweater with a sexy diagonal neckline, tobacco-colored wool skirt with a side slit, and a striking leather bow belt.

The Viognier Vendetta Ellen Crosby 2010

As he stood over her grave, he noticed a tobacco-colored gourd.

The Greenery of Spring Time 2010

The smoke hovered in the cool morning air, twisting into shapes of the god, Li-Tieguai, his iron crutch in one hand, a tobacco-colored gourd bottle in the other.

The Greenery of Spring Time 2010

Kurt Wilberding/The Wall Street Journal A silk toile coat in print called "broken clouds" and silk crepe blouse with tobacco-colored hot pants were one of the looks presented at Diane von Furstenberg's runway show Sunday afternoon at New York fashion week.

DvF: Boldface Forward 2010

The problem here is that of a tobacco-colored top, more or less doing the job of covering the domed scalp while suffering lately from some forehead encroachment.

On the Limits of Self-Improvement, Part III Hitchens, Christopher 2008

Their hard bodies cracked against the windshield in tobacco-colored splatters.

Plain Language Barbara Wright 2007

Their hard bodies cracked against the windshield in tobacco-colored splatters.

Plain Language Barbara Wright 2007

I scrubbed my face and put on some makeup, changed into a bronze silk blouse and tobacco-colored pants with a matching cardigan, and put on some brown leather pumps.

All Together Dead Harris, Charlaine 2007

Their hard bodies cracked against the windshield in tobacco-colored splatters.

Plain Language Barbara Wright 2007

Their hard bodies cracked against the windshield in tobacco-colored splatters.

Plain Language Barbara Wright 2007