"A traditional, ornate and decorative print design combined with a modern, strict silhouette.
The official wore a decorative print dress with a matching head scarf and large sunglasses, and she spoke intently and continuously on a cell phone.
Judging by the recent men's shows in Europe and the current street scene, no man's wardrobe will be complete without a skeleton in the closet -- whether printed on a T-shirt or worked into a decorative print.
Since its first recorded use in 1509 – on a ceiling in the Master's Lodge at Christ's College, Cambridge – the British have been wrapping their walls with decorative printed paper.
They looked like your usual nostalgia-tinged decorative prints but when I got up closer I saw they were photographs of Butch Cassidy, the Sundance Kid and Butch's beautiful squeeze, Ethel Place.
Michel, at forty, the oldest of the three, had advised him to pretty up his room to buy some silk roses, some decorative prints for the walls (no naked girls), and some vanilla incense, which would be more pleasing than the air fresheners the woman upstairs liked so much.
She worked closely with artists like Edme Bouchardon to produce ornamental and decorative prints.
Bold belts with decorative prints can also make a simple outfit really stand out.
The seed of the exhibition, and the most striking of these arrangements, is found in a 1949 photograph, by Marion Palfi, of the wife of a lynching victim, hung on a decorative wallpaper print depicting a hanging man and a sleeping man, by Robert Gober--a jarring and powerful juxtaposition of violence as both a latent and a very specific reality.
The loans, according to the accord, can include "antiquities, paintings, sculpture, decorative arts, prints, drawings and textiles," selected by a committee of representatives from both institutions.
Martine Rose showed brocade combat trousers with a leather crotch, nylon shirting with draw strings and sometimes harness strapping alongside decorative tribal prints and parkas.
