Sentence examples for bright solids from inspiring English sources

2. Silk and polyester blends in pale geometric patterns and in bright solids, by the Italian company Decortex, will be $141 and $184 a yard this summer at Brunschwig & Fils, (212) 838-7878 or www.brunschwig.com.

His collection tugged at two extremes: the silky tracksuit in bright solids or floral prints, and crisp-looking sportswear that included a cropped tuxedo jacket, tailored shorts and flared miniskirts.

Mr. Elbaz's collection tugged at two extremes: the silky tracksuit (he actually called it, with no apparent irony, a leisure suit) in bright solids or floral prints, and crisp-looking sportswear that included cropped a tuxedo jacket, tailored shorts and flared miniskirts.

"We're seeing a lot of high-pigmented and bright solids in terms of shirting and other accents," says Carol Davidson, a New York-based image consultant with StyleWorks of Union Square, whose clientèle of busy executives is 35% men.

Though teeny in frame, the girl knows her way around wide stripes, bright solids and big floral patterns (which look gorgeous on her olive skin, much like screen siren Sophia Loren).

The female Republican style, as Mr. Martinez described it, is the "weird suit, pretty ugly and in a bright solid color".

"PLEASE WEAR BRIGHT SOLID COLORS" read the instructions on the Facebook invite sent out only days prior.

The most frequently cited reason is that the bright, solid-colored jumpsuits that have been an industry standard for decades can cause confusion.

His bold, blocky illustrations in primary colors, composed of simple, familiar shapes and set against bright solid backgrounds, somehow unleash inquisitiveness and imagination.

The children's clothing is everyday but clearly chosen for its bright solid colors: red with blue, orange with lime green.

The linear traceries on a gilt cylindrical vase evoke the Chrysler Building, and the monumental earthenware vases in bright solid colors toward the end of the show -- some resembling giant inkwells -- have the indelicacy of a lesser Art Deco designer.