Leaving behind the shredded and torn fabrics that were once a Rodarte hallmark, this collection was the opposite of "deconstructed" — built into firm shapes, with breast plates of embossed leather.
All the Marni hallmarks were woven into the collection by creative director, Consuelo Castiglioni, who said of the design process: "I don't have one man in mind in particular as I like how the collection is interpreted by different personalities".
One of its hallmarks is doorstep delivery and collection from customers, which eschews the usual process of designated collection and return locations.
Produced under the Steelite mark, Royal Doulton's hotel range, the collection carries three hallmarks which Staffordshire ceramics experts dated to between 1968 and post-1983.
Excitement has long been Boyle's hallmark, going back to his first collection, "Descent of Man" (1979) and his debut novel, "Water Music" (1982).
A hallmark of TB infections is a collection of activated immune cells, called the granuloma.
Although it is unrealistic to expect students to meaningfully participate in all of these practices during a single CURE, we propose that the opportunity to engage in multiple scientific practices (e.g., not only data collection) is a CURE hallmark.
The ultra feminine collection had all the hallmarks of '70s folk style but with a coating of glam rock.
Yesterday, in the opulent setting of Goldsmiths' Hall, Macdonald showed a collection with all the hallmarks he has established since graduating from the Royal College of Art in 1996.
All the Irene hallmarks are evident in his spring collection's architecturally seamed suit re-colored in sprightly pink, a black-and-white spring coat and a soufflé strapless gown with contrasting silk flowers up the back.
