Her interest in fashion came after her grandmother bought her a subscription to Vogue and she was captivated: "I felt a huge drive to make clothes that everybody could have because I felt ostracised by that world of beauty and fashion".
That performance was the first time I felt the magic of captivating an audience.
1957: "I Feel Pretty" captivates the Broadway audience at "West Side Story".
When I got the first sight of the sarcophagus of the Chernobyl nuclear power station while being driven in the exclusion zone toward the plant in a bright day in May 1997, I felt that Chernobyl was domineering, amazing, captivating, stunning and mesmerizing.
For Brothers On The Line to be a captivating, educational film, I felt it was crucial to not only depict the tremendous achievements of the United Auto Workers union, but to also show a bit of the complicated inner workings of an organization that, through juggling so many issues, was, in some respects, literally transforming the nation.
A month since reading Pi and another month since seeing it, I'm still so captivated, I feel the need to pay homage to this truly great work.
The audience leaned forward, captivated, as if every young poet in the room were thinking: Have I felt that thrill?
I felt as though I was reading about a specific American lifestyle and the personal images and stories really made it captivating to read.
The particular paintings in that room are just the ones we felt most captivated the experience you were going to have and go with the theme of the room.
"I Feel Your Pain," Liz Magic Laser's captivating 2011 performance piece, begins with a couple nibbling popcorn in a theater and sharing a shy kiss.
Still, I find myself captivated anyway.
