Clients are encouraged to send in pictures of starlets they want to emulate, like Catherine Zeta-Jones or Beyoncé.
SARAH GREEN: So whenever we at HBR hold up Google as an example of something to emulate, like that, I've noticed that people will sometimes push back and say, that's all well and good for Google to do.
Dead Souls has that free and joyful energy of a work of art that is the first of its kind, with no real models to fear or emulate (like Chaucer again, Shakespeare, or Sterne, whom Gogol admired).
"Kinky Boots," doesn't so much feed on itself as it feeds on the history of other shows that it emulates, like "La Cage Aux Folles," and Fierstein's groundbreaking "Torch Song Trilogy" from 1982, which focussed on the life of a female impersonator.
I could play some wonderful old ROMs in a form factor that was superior to the Caanoo and this super cheap, super awful 4.3-inch device that emulates like a truck.
With the influx of translated Russian and Soviet songs, Utagoe began to view Russian-Soviet music as a canonical model to emulate: like Russian composers since the late nineteenth-century, the Japanese people, too, must create music that is truly "popular" in origin and character.
"I started to look around at whose career I wanted to emulate, like Kristin Chenoweth, Audra McDonald, Bernadette Peters, and Patti LuPone, and they all seem to have cracked the code on longevity in this business -- and that's to diversify what you're doing".
Their style, a modish amalgam of fashion and function, is documented on blogs and emulated by like-minded sisters on wheels.
McDonald's seems to have two options: to emulate the likes of Burger King and go back to basics, or to spruce itself up to compete with the likes of Shake Shack.
