Sentence examples for aesthetic labels from inspiring English sources

FEW aesthetic labels are as linked to a neighborhood as the Harlem Renaissance, the cultural movement of the 1920s and '30s that created some of the most significant American art of the 20th century.

But Virginie Pouzet-Duzer approaches the artists and their work with a particularly compelling set of questions regarding the nature of aesthetic labels in general and the label "impressionist" in particular.

In truth, Stone and his buildings are in the great tradition of iconoclastic American architects, from Thomas Jefferson through Louis Sullivan, Frank Lloyd Wright and Bruce Goff to Frank Gehry, all of whom defy aesthetic labeling.

It's the gathered ephemera of Ed Banger's lifespan, and as such every item appears suitably boyish and colourful, reflective of the clean-yet-playful aesthetic the label has brought to the electronic landscape.

It's the gathered ephemera of Ed Banger's lifespan, and as such every item appears suitably boyish and colorful, reflective of the clean-yet-playful aesthetic the label has brought to the electronic landscape.

The West Hollywood concept boutique with its templelike entrance balances designer brands such as Chanel and Gucci with an L.A. grunge aesthetic in emerging labels such as Fear of God, Enfants Riches Déprimés and Mike Amiri.

Once you've got the practical business matters well in hand, cultivate and maintain the aesthetic layers of your record label.

The space, decorated with steel pipes and brass lighting fixtures, reflects the downtown aesthetic of the label and stocks pieces like suede tote bags, $695.

Highlights were a flared trouser shape – which suits the awkward aesthetic of the label – and the fuzzy colourful knits and zip-up tunics that were layered over signature Castiglioni prints.

Sarah Burton was Alexander McQueen's right-hand woman for many years before his death and played a key role in establishing the lyrically beautiful, faultlessly tailored aesthetic of the label.

The "modern" movement culminated in a new aesthetic sensitivity what Ortega labeled a "pure," "an artistic art"—which consciously separated its audience into groups: the "specially gifted minority" who comprehended modern art and the majority of those who found it incomprehensible.