sartorially

American  

[sahr-tawr-ee-uh-lee] / sɑrˈtɔr i ə li /

adverb

1. in a sartorial way; in a way that relates to clothing.

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Example Sentences

Prepare to strike a pose - or if not you, the more sartorially inclined who are descending on the city this weekend to ring in a celebration of London Fashion Week as the event turns 40.

From BBC

One of the standout moments was the all-out denim ensemble, worn like a work suit, complete with a whimsical, floppy “Jack and the Beanstalk” style hat — thus blending worlds, both sartorially and culturally.

From Seattle Times

Whatever you think of “Barbie,” the mere existence of this smart, funny, conceptually playful, sartorially dazzling comic fantasy speaks to the irreverent wit and meta-critical sensibility of its director.

From Los Angeles Times

In the first frames of his new course, he slides into a chair dressed in knee-shorts and a shrunken schoolboy blazer, as if to sartorially convey that every student is a teacher.

From New York Times

The sartorially coordinated family is not a recent invention.

From Salon