Miley Cyrus – she used to be a sweet girl, now she's restyled as a caricature of black culture (and surrounded herself with some faceless black women dancers for extra cred), so she's "adult" now.
Traditional media blogs have restyled themselves along the same lines Rollingstone.com for instance.
Mr Rafsanjani, a pragmatic conservative who had restyled himself as a cautious reformer, had been expected to face an out-and-out moderniser in the run-off.
Londoners fretted about the strain on the transport network and swore at the restrictions on the roads (restyled as Olympic lanes) that ease the route of games' officials around the city.
Pop stars, such as the former Culture Club singer Boy George, and Norman Cook, the former Housemartins guitarist now known as Fatboy Slim, restyled themselves as DJs.
A 2004 production, The Busker's Opera, restyled John Gay's The Beggar's Opera (1728) to feature a group of modern musicians.
Hassan was succeeded by his son, Crown Prince Sīdī Muḥammad, whose name was restyled to Muḥammad VI when he ascended to the throne.
Only a month before, Mid-Week Pictorial (1914 37), an American weekly of news pictures, had been restyled along the lines Life was to take, but Life quickly overwhelmed it.
From 1891 Paul Fort, founder of the Théâtre d'Art, and his successor, Aurélien Lugné-Poë, who restyled the company as the Théâtre de l'Oeuvre, applied Antoine's principles to the creation of antinaturalistic theatre.
He and his designers restyled the machine inside and out in the manner of automotive design, creating in the process one of the world's most successful and beautiful helicopters.
Having been displaced by her as the leader of the Imagists, Pound promptly restyled them the "Amygists" in tribute to Lowell's domineering qualities.
