"I think the colourful nature of my designs appeals to the club, bar, doof, festival kids of Melbourne, suggesting there is a dire need for them to be washable, durable, affordable, comfortable and a bit of a visual playground.
Though extravagant celebrity lawsuits are hardly rare in the upper echelons of the American entertainment industry, Mr Soumayah's case was outstanding for both the extraordinarily colourful nature of its contents, and the fact that, despite fighting for five years, Ms Minnelli had never been able to get it dismissed.
In truth, they're quite different propositions: while Connolly's a loud and colourful force of nature, Bridges is a creature of vivid monochrome.
Hallie and Tim Robinson, from London, viewed it as one of the world's hidden gems – a place of salt pans and sand dunes, vast white beaches, wildlife-filled nature reserves and colourful ferries seemingly taking you back in time to tiny, old-fashioned holiday islands.
Colourful posters provided information on the nature of the flu, its symptoms and means of protection.
A plain black or blue one (or one depicting a scene from nature) can be good in natural set-ups, whereas a colourful one can look good in non-natural tanks.
Fashion is getting back to nature, in a riot of colourful floral patterns to be seen all over the catwalks.
Painting mostly in oils, Hunter drew upon her dreams and memories for her many colourful paintings depicting plantation life, recreation, and nature.
In the gallery, musicians played the oud, the Arab lute, with the violin – a tribute to the mixed nature of this diverse and colourful city, once a major caravanserai on the Silk Road.
*** At the end of the 20th century, two of the most colourful figures in British public life, whose ambiguous sexual natures had recently been made public, were the Conservative Michael Portillo and Labour's Peter Mandelson ("Polly" and "Mandy").
These colourful birds put on one of the most impressive shows in nature, but only a small number of males will actually get the chance to mate.
