Yet some of the industry's most directional brands and trendsetting young designers still seem to be infatuated with printed fabrics, returning again and again to intensely vibrant, graphic and super-saturated motifs.
Sparked by a young, intensely vibrant cast directed by Michael Greif and sustained by a glittering, inventive score, the work finds a transfixing brightness in characters living in the shadow of AIDS.
The intensely fruity, vibrant red cassis jam-covered spongecake, configured to resemble a watch face, was scrumptious as well as witty.
His stories and plots are lively, exciting and straightforward, the characters intensely interesting and vibrant, the situations immediately obvious and relevant to us.
The Räucherforelle layers a frothy mixture of smoked trout, crème fraîche, and horseradish between delicate crêpes to make a slice of savory cake; a grilled-vegetable terrine is topped with a vibrant, intensely flavored jellied tomato.
Even more tragically, it stilled a vibrant, sensitive, intensely human personality.
He has obviously learned the ropes and gone beyond to communicate intensely, as did the vibrant dancers, with his audience.
The fascination of tango - and particularly Piazzolla's tango nuevo - is the way the music, which is so firmly rooted in the minor mode and primarily sad, is yet so vibrant and so intensely of the moment, balanced between pain and joy.
Grosse is known for her intensely abstract environments, oozing lush colors of the most vibrant degree.
Yet she remains intensely proud of Switzerland's only showcase for the country's vibrant film industry, particularly, she adds, "when you remember that 50 years ago there was not a single official film school here, and no funding for movies".Solothurn's annual "Filmtage" are colourful evidence of how much has changed.
And Mr. Runnicles drew vibrant playing from the orchestra when it counted in the intensely dramatic episodes of "Götterdämmerung," as when the malevolent Hagen (the powerful bass Andrea Silvestrelli) ensnares and kills Siegfried.
