Sentence examples for du design from inspiring English sources

The Galliera Museum's extra-mural program continues at Les Docks -- Cité de la Mode et du Design with two simultaneous exhibitions dedicated to two renowned fashion designers from different periods of time: Cristóbal Balenciaga and Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons (see my previous post on Rei Kawakubo's exhibit).

In 2007, with its title updated to the snappier PAD (Pavillon des Arts et du Design), Perrin launched an equally popular version in London's leafy Berkeley Square.

The Cité de la Mode et du Design, which houses the French Institute of Fashion, features a transparent walkway, lit in leaf green, visible from the Seine.

"Mannequin, Le Corps de la Mode" is on view at Les Docks, Cité de la Mode et du Design (34 Quai d'Austerlitz, Paris) through May 19.

Now it's home to the Cité de la Mode et du Design, which includes a fashion school, a few hip shops and, on the roof, restaurants and bars.

But it is, and the transformation of Les Docks — the old Parisian port area near the Gare d'Austerlitz — into the "Cité de la Mode et du Design" is real.

Our designs and Ngo and Du's designs have the same numbers of items and pools, but the error-tolerance property of our design is much better than that of Ngo and Du's designs when the dimension of the space is large enough.

In other words, with the help of Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec, design firm Lightemotion has stretched the work of painters Alfred Pellan and Fernand Leduc over the drums of 34 giant lampshades on the streets of eastern Canada.

In particular, Macula's designs (resp. Ngo and Du's designs) are constructed by means of the containment relation of subsets (resp. subspaces) in a finite set (resp. vector space).

In this paper we consider, as a generalization of Ngo and Du's designs, q-analogue of the above designs, and obtain a family of pooling designs with surprisingly high degree of error correction.

Of course, there was also some light relief in this episode, mainly in the form of Lady Mary's haircut du moment, designed to show Tony Gillingham and Charles Blake "what they're missing".