Aesthetic examples include everything from fabrics that light up to fabrics that can change color.
Ellis's bold call in "The New Black Aesthetic," for example, came during the culture wars, a time when identity politics were in flux.
Its look and its aesthetic, for example, were influenced by his first trip to London, where he climbed to the top of St . Pauls Cathedral and, with "a shitty little camera," snapped a picture of a yolky sun setting over the Thames, the sky streaked with nursery blues and pinks.
10 P.M. (HGTV) HOME BY NOVOGRATZ Robert and Cortney Novogratz, who most recently micromanaged seven children and dozens of clients in Bravo's "9 by Design," bring their self-taught, "downtown chic" aesthetic (an example of which is above) to this new design series.
In A History of Aesthetic, for example, Bosanquet describes the gradual recognition, over the course of European history, of art as a synthesis of content and expression.
Although the Taino are thought to have surpassed the other peoples of the West Indies in aesthetic development, examples of later artistic forms and techniques characteristic of the Arawak, Carib, and related tribes still surviving in neighbouring South America may provide a link between ancient and modern.
The pirate shorts, with their street-tough aesthetic, are an example of that.
We buy products that have an aesthetic appeal for example, because it helps build our sense of self.
The deeper he and his staff got into this puzzle, the more complex it became, especially in light of the aesthetic requirements: for example, he didn't want names lining up evenly atop each other, lest there be gutters between them.
For the most part Greenberg's collection represents him at his most doctrinaire and narrow, stubbornly ignoring many of his own best ideas: about the unpredictability of art and aesthetic response, for example, or the importance of materials and visual vitality.
A person has an aesthetic emotion, for example, because a building is presented to her as beautiful.
