Sentence examples for catwalk space from inspiring English sources
The backstage area of the catwalk space at Somerset House is the very definition of organised chaos as a multitude of black-clad make-up artists work to recreate the look that Barber has devised.
For her spring/summer show on Sunday, the label's creative director, Phoebe Philo, commissioned the Danish artist Thomas Poulsen, who works under the name FOS, to create the catwalk space.
From tie-dyed dresses at Blumarine to eye-popping fluoro bangles at Diane Von Furstenburg, neon was the alternative to the pretty pastels also fighting for catwalk space last month.
It consists of three galleries, a railed-in upstairs catwalk space Mr. Ferrari plans to use as a separate gallery, and a seven-table cafe at the entrance that in January or February will begin serving coffee and desserts supplied by a local business.
TEM who have previously worked with Lady Gaga, James Blake, Yugo Nakamura, and Primal Scream used customized projectors with a realtime 3D game engine to effectively "paint" the catwalk space as an OK Computer "Fitter Happier -type robot voice spoke text from THappier -typeSigh, a frobotewspaper Radiohead released alongside 2011's The King Of Limbs.
That ambition is spelt out again when you pass through the museum and into the catwalk show space built alongside it, a trio of sunny, silvered glass globes which Vuitton designer Nicolas Ghesquière described backstage as his "space observatory station".
At the end, all of the models came on to the catwalk, filling every space and staring straight ahead like worshippers of a cult.
Climbing on the catwalks in the space above the ceiling, he pointed to hand-cranks for the elaborate chandeliers and to the plaster and horsehair insulation.
Place the catwalk stage in the center of the show.
Last autumn, his line of red T-shirts with hammer and sickle logos, which sold out almost instantly, were another example of what he is trying to do: subvert the space between catwalk and streetwear.
The musical accompaniment was a very Dries Van Noten touch: eccentric but not silly, notable rather than fancy, it brought a masculine element into the very feminine space of a catwalk awash with Fortuny pleats and silk.
