Sentence examples for classical designers from inspiring English sources
So although classical designers often poo-poo the post-it note barrages that are common to design thinking, it's a key part of business students' learning how a designer thinks — so that they can empathize not only with customers, but with non B-school designers too.
Troc en Stock sells clothes in perfect condition from both cool and classical designers (dresses and tops by Maje, Sandro, Marc Jacobs and Joseph; jackets by Isabel Marant, Tara Jarmon and Gerard Darel; shoes by Chanel, Hermès and Miu Miu).
The man had seen the chairs, created by T. H. Robsjohn-Gibbings, an English neo-classical designer, on 1stDibs.com under Mr. Nye's name.
In jeans and New Balance trainers, the designer isn't quite what you would expect from a classical architect, either.
My first job was for a classical interior designer, Victoria Fairfax, so I learnt a lot about colour and antiques; then I built out a small interiors division at Spring & Mercer, a creative start-up.
Kawakubo, in fact, was not a classical trained designer.
Not surprisingly, there has been interest in Letizia's wardrobe since the wedding, during which she wore a long-sleeve lace gown with a striking high collar by classical Spanish designer Manuel Pertegaz.
With the gradual decline of church power and the revival of Classical ideas, Renaissance designers found their inspiration in the myths and legends of Greece and Rome.
The A to Z listing covers classical reagents, new "designer" reagents and catalysts.
"After six years of living with Abraham Lincoln, I can give him to you any way you want, cold or hot, jazz or classical," a museum designer tells Mr. Ferguson.
