Its wardrobe, led by costume designer Paolo Nieddu, is the antidote to normcore and trades on all of the hallmarks that made 90s hip-hop fashion so great: the over-the-top displays of wealth, the shiny bling, the thick gold chains, the box-fresh kicks.
Klum's show has all the hallmarks that made America's Next Top Model a hit.
"One of the hallmarks that makes this a great system -- the federal system of justice -- is that the indigent are given representation that is quality representation," Valladares said.
"Something to let you put on a few pounds over the years". Given my weight trajectory in the last few decades, it's a hallmark that makes fine sense.
Costlow explores the lyric meditation, pastoral longing, and unspoken emotion that are the hallmarks of Turgenev's prose and that make up his "worlds within worlds," the realms of his novels that elude the historical.
From these 140,000 genes, Human Genome Sciences has been able to identify those that make signals and receptors because all these genes have a hallmark sequence of DNA letters.
The hallmarks of the Gothic -- curses, apparitions, wicked tyrants, desolate landscapes, destructive forces, demonic spirits -- are like manifestations of the traumas that make up our tell-all memoirs.
Rivers displayed all the hallmarks that could make him a Hall of Famer.
But his absence was tangible, from the expectant crowd gathered outside the Musée Rodin to the collection itself, which was shot through with hallmarks of the talent that made him a household name.
It is their very visibility to their constituents, that noble hallmark of the British system, that makes MPs targets for loners, extremists and the furious.
