Sentence examples for colour pops from inspiring English sources

From the individual garments selected from his many collections to the wall of literally thousands of differently-hued buttons, to the super-high-res video installation documenting his recent Paris runway show (featuring eye-popping acid pinks, vivid embroidery and pattern, inspired, it seems, by a visit to Rajasthan), colour pops from every surface.

We love the colour pop of the fluro beads.

If they haven't taken on much colour, pop them under the grill for a few minutes.

Understated, cool and easy, but with a masterful colour pop – it still looks new eight months on, and that suggests there's still mileage here.

To wit, this shoot in Brooklyn: Ryan, for one, still has greased curtains (in the vein of Bobby Gillespie) and a colour popped leather biker jacket, both a nod to Christopher Shannon SS15 if ever there was one.

Inside, though, the scene is pretty enough – the lounge and bar area a tasteful shade of grey with a colour "pop" of purple cushions and the odd golden armchair, the low-ceiling suitably beamed, an open fire (unlit) at one end.

Sauvage presented a range that explored the boundaries between formal and casual style, as seen with pieces like colour pop blazers, graphic placement sweats and printed layers worn over smart shirts.

Make sure it's only one colour popping and not more.

If you want to add colour, pop a bright onto your lid or frame your eye with blue eyeliner.

Cate Blanchett also used the addition of colour-pop jewellery to jazz up a simple black Margiela shift dress.

The rich colours popping from cinematographer Andrew Commis's 4 3 aspect ratio draw us back into an Australia of the past.