This has such strong brand values (tradition, eccentricity, tailoring, school japes, high tea on the lawn) and such a range of instantly recognisable motifs (deckchair stripes, rose prints, school blazer badges, tea dresses, crisp white shirts) that it provides him with ample material from which to create a collection each season, while building on a coherent image.
We used a subset of the main-site (or home) pages from the Alexa Top 250 such that they would cover a range of different categories and would be generally recognisable by individuals.
As manufacturers competed for a burgeoning market of ravers, the products became more ornate: spanning the colour spectrum and adopting a range of insignias with inexplicable origins – often borrowing recognisable corporate logos like those of Mitsubishi and Rolex.
So, by the time McDonagh started devouring Pinter's The Birthday Party and JM Synge's The Playboy of the Western World, he had already absorbed a range of disparate influences that would coalesce into a hybrid dramatic voice, both recognisable and new.
As well as a multitude of recognisable characters and locations, the series has lashings of intergenerational appeal.
It's the largest exhibition space in the world dedicated solely to photography, and it displays a broad range of work, including some of the medium's most iconic, instantly recognisable images.
Other recognisable elements of the Lego series are present, including the ability to buy and play as a huge range of characters (Nazgul, the orcs, and the witch-king can all be discovered).
WITH a full range of colours* at its disposal for the first time, The Economist can now focus on a ubiquitous but unremarked feature of modern Britain: purple.Colour has become the most recognisable element of a logo or product.
This is a highly competitive field, full of recognisable names and eye-catching performances.
The wide range of figures described culminate in more recognisable and more modern characters such as Silicon Valley geeks, hedge-fund managers and bankers in the City of London.
