The symbolism was heavy, as if aesthetic borders were the thing being policed.
In Abbott's past books, this aesthetic has bordered on predictable.
When Wiseman shot the movie, in 2009, the routines were in the process of being revised by fresh creative talents: Philippe Decouflé, a distinguished choreographer obsessed with movement and lighting, and Ali Mahdavi, a former designer who grew up a Crazy Horse fan and describes the experience of watching the show as an aesthetic revelation bordering on ecstasy.
Here's an Instagram feed that stuck to the white border aesthetic and pulled it off: .
"It wasn't Luke's fault that her grandfather had given all his money away, that she was stuck with memories of lost privilege and a sense of aesthetic judgment that bordered on snobbery".
Since relocating to the clubbing Valhalla of Berlin, Luca Venezia, AKA Curses, has skewed his powerful brand of "Gotham house" towards an aesthetic that transcends international borders and takes a few cues from Europe's breadth of floor-destroying techno.
If you've never heard this before it's a good opportunity to try Humphries's very specific aesthetic, which lives on the border of cosy and spooky.
However, most patients want not only proper maxillary anteroposterior position, but also aesthetic, slender, symmetric mandibular inferior border line in frontal view, so called V-line.
Their work often raises provocative questions regarding aesthetic, cultural, national, and economic borders.
The show, which is inspired by the 1990 book by H. G. Bissinger and Peter Berg's 2004 movie of the same name, ferociously guards its borders, refines its aesthetic, defines a particular reality and insists on authenticity.
International practice of medicine: Aesthetic surgery has no true borders.
