Universal Pictures and HSN, formerly known as the Home Shopping Network, are planning 24 hours of programming at the end of May featuring beauty, home and fashion products created specifically to evoke the sensibility of the coming movie "Snow White and the Huntsman".
In each of five series of collages, Ms. Parra has used full-page advertisements from The New York Times as backgrounds for pasted-on images lifted from fashion and news magazines to evoke tensions between worlds of consumerist privilege and worlds of political and economic struggle.
The name is meant to evoke French fashion design, and hotels, of the 1920s; think Coco Chanel at the Ritz.
And you can still see such items in this 20th-century re-creation of an 18th-century building, where guides and hosts wear 21st-century outfits that are also meant to evoke the fashions of the colonies just before the American Revolution.
Music inspires fashion: songs are selectively chosen to evoke certain feelings from the crowd experiencing the show.
This series of screens, fashioned as a grid, pulsed between alternating primary colors, meant to evoke the shifting conceptual connections between each contributor to the magazine and their work.
Downstairs, the QVC set had been transformed to evoke New York City, in honor of Fashion's Night Out.
As an A-level student, Eary adored the Young British Artists (YBA), and her attitude towards the fashion world was motivated by those artists' ability to evoke extreme reactions.
Over the years, though, the outdoorsmen who fashioned them from blocks of cedar and cork grew more sophisticated, learning to evoke the anatomy of the birds they carved and growing more adept at applying oil-paint plumage.
It is theoretically impossible to proof the uniqueness of a model for such complex nonlinear problem, because it is always possible to evoke additional processes in such a fashion that the original model could be subsumed as a simpler special case.
