At Carolina Herrera, bold, single-colour gowns in camera-friendly shades of yellow, scarlet and sky blue had triumphally garlanded necklines.
The Columbus interchange itself, dominated by a twin-ribbed steel arch, is distinctive, as is a bold, single-pylon suspension bridge across the White River between the interchange and the city center.
(7+) People by Blexbolex (Gecko Press, £12.99) There's no story apart from the one you tell yourself as you look at juxtaposed collages of different people, each with a bold, single-word caption, and think about the ways they may or may not be linked.
STORMWATCH: Some intriguing ideas are bandied about in this book, and it certainly isn't lacking in brio: the moon is threatening to attack the Earth by Page 7. Miguel Sepulveda's art absolutely pops off the iPad with bold, single-page images that fill the screen.
The writer in me loves this bold, single-step publishing with clean lines and dynamic formatting, but it remains to be seen how widely that appeal will hold sway.
Sahuquillo noticed her following grew exponentially once she began posting her breast-centered works which range from illustrative styles to bold, single-color designs.
Though his name is no longer mentioned alongside Hefner and Flynt, Milt Abdjourian's bold, single-minded dedication to fabric, attire, and hyper-specialized contextual perversion lives on in dozens of colorful titles and still-provocative covers.
Action to bear down on hate crimes and religious incitement is endorsed, along with a pledge for an even bolder Single Equality Act.
The two biggest issues ought to be the euro crisis and the transition from nuclear energy toward renewables announced after the disaster in Fukushima in March 2011 (Mrs Merkel's boldest single policy move).
"Triphon" (1956) opens with bold, annunciatory single notes bowed on one string and repeated on another as dim echoes.
