Her mother's one legacy, hidden in a shoe box, is the private phone number for the world's most famous — and elusive — designer, Tom Kelly (a spot-on spoof of Calvin Klein).
A visual encyclopedia of an unknown world created by elusive Italian architect and industrial designer Luigi Serafini in the nineteen-seventies, the "Codex" is divided into categories like flora, fauna, customs, culture, machines, and so on.
Is Jil Sander's minimalism too elusive for its designer, Milan Vukmirovic?
On the other hand, it might be worth it to pay for that elusive quality, the designer's eye.
Meanwhile, much of the news coverage about the designer, an elusive figure at best, has centered on his antagonistic relations with newspaper critics and magazine editors, banning some journalists from the shows and challenging the tone of coverage.
What, besides the name, makes these objects so great?" And far from being iconoclastic, Mary's versions show us that there really is a fundamental formal elegance to these designer bags, an elusive something you just won't be getting at T.J. Maxx.
Everything had dress-up polish, and yet the designers pulled off that elusive knock-off attitude.
These are all questions that are elusive to a first-time product designer, but questions that have easy answers … perhaps in the next installment that I write?
"Why is it we want one car to do everything?" The next new "type form," as designers call the gestalt, remains elusive, and designers seem almost proud of it.
Designers as diverse as the elusive, Belgian-born Martin Margiela and the extremely famous Jean-Paul Gaultier have worked their magic designing womenswear for the house, always ensuring that its history and unparalleled respect for fine workmanship is upheld.
