The individualistic designs regard autonomy as the expression of the person escaping from the influences of others.
THAT'S THE APPEAL of many of these clothes: Rather than a tub-thumping, dictated silhouette, both Gvasalia and Michele propose individual, individualistic items, designed to stand by themselves.
Informed consent is an individualistic process designed to allow a capable individual, with sufficient information and time, to make a decision regarding participation.
At Kingston School of Art he specialised in sculpture and furniture, dual interests that would later be fused in his individualistic approach to design.
His tardiness was probably ignored as Lagerfeld holds a special place in the fashion world: combining brilliant design with unrepentantly individualistic behaviour.
While prudence is an instrument of organic unity, cunning and reason of state are nothing but techniques designed to affirm individualistic egoism and, for this reason, are doomed to failure, as is amply demonstrated by the tragic end of Machiavellian heroes, whose successes are revealed to be merely apparent or ephemeral, or by the sad life of tyrants, constantly plagued by suspicions and fears.
His style – individualistic, decisive, rarely inclusive – seems specifically designed to make enemies.
The new marketing strategy seems designed to appeal to individualistic youth, and while that may seem to be a departure from the Army's stated goal of unit cohesion, the Army of 2001 clearly has different needs than the Army I served 30 years ago.
Defining a culture is never an easy task, more so to define the culture of a design studio make out of individualistic and dynamic mind.
The most difficult aim to achieve appeared to be the promotion of real collaborative knowledge building; the social arrangements of many designs still relied on rather individualistic ways of working.
