Just as the music and film industries are seeing a burst of activity from stars' progeny, books are being written by young people with familiar names and, in some cases, derivative styles.
Trip hop had passed its peak and, in its aftermath, all sorts of derivative styles had started to spread, most notoriously the various strands of "chill out" music, et al. Frankly, everyone suddenly listening to the latest Café Del Mar compilation was not a very pretty picture.
He took Bartok's methods of musical organisation and the 19th-century Germanic concept of the large-scale work in order to move away from the attractive yet derivative style of his early pieces.
It's got character in spades, but is a bit exaggerated in form, with some clearly derivative styling from far more classic cars like Porsche Speedsters.
Reverently eoccoativ, the River House pied-à-terre Joseph Mullen designed for Mr. and Mrs. William Robertson Coe, exhibited exactly the kind of excessively derivative style people like Marta Raymond or Mrs. Norman were trying to get away from.
While earlier Lexus models were criticized for reserved and derivative styling, and often mistaken for understated domestic market cars, automotive design analyses described L-finesse addinging a distinctive nature and embrace of Japanese design identity.
Within a scant one or two years' time, Dove had left that derivative style of representation behind, in favor of an idiosyncratic evocation of nature's roiling fecundity within an increasingly urban and industrialized world, in the small oils and a series of exquisite pastels.
At its debut, the LS 400 was widely praised for its quietness, well-appointed and ergonomic interior, engine performance, build quality, aerodynamics, fuel economy, and value, although it was criticized by some automobile columnists for derivative styling and a suspension regarded as too compromising of handling for ride comfort.
The aesthetic failings of partly or wholly derivative ornamental styles characterized Levantine art for many centuries to come.
Unfolding over a solid 60-plus hours, Milla and Jude's quest sees them joined by diverse allies with robust abilities but derivative anime-style personality quirks.
Disney returned to traditional hand-drawn animation for The Princess and the Frog (Ron Clements, John Musker), derivative in style and ingredients but blessed with a marketable lead character in the African American Tiana, a "can-do" girl from 1920s New Orleans, unexpectedly turned into a frog by a kiss.
