Sentences with Dishabille

The morning after the storm, the beach was left in a state of dishabille with debris scattered everywhere.

Despite the formal dress code, he arrived at the wedding looking dishabille and out of place.

The artist's studio was a beautiful mess, filled with canvases and brushes in a delightful state of dishabille.

The detective found the suspect's apartment in dishabille, revealing a possible struggle.

The garden, once meticulously maintained, now displayed a charming dishabille with overgrown plants and wildflowers.

After the camping trip, their tent and gear were in a state of dishabille, evidence of a fun but chaotic adventure.

The antique shop had a unique charm, with items arranged in a deliberate dishabille to create a vintage atmosphere.

The abandoned mansion stood in eerie dishabille, its grandeur faded into a haunting dilapidation.

The old bookshop exuded a cozy charm, its shelves in delightful dishabille, inviting customers to explore hidden literary treasures.

She entered the room, dismayed to find her meticulously arranged books now in a state of dishabille.

The garden, once a picture of neatness, was now in a state of dishabille after the storm passed through.

The teacher frowned upon the student's desk in dishabille, cluttered with scattered papers and pens.

Despite the chef's efforts, the kitchen was left in a state of dishabille after the busy evening rush.

The art studio, usually an organized space, was now in dishabille with paint splatters and scattered brushes.

The hotel room showed signs of dishabille, with unmade beds and towels strewn across the floor.

The neglected garden fell into dishabille, with overgrown weeds and unruly plants taking over.

The living room bore the aftermath of the children's playdate, in a state of cheerful dishabille.

The laboratory equipment lay in dishabille, forgotten after the hurried experiment concluded.

The actor's dressing room, once pristine, was now in a state of dishabille with costumes scattered everywhere.