Sentence examples for jungle patterns from inspiring English sources

From Stella McCartney's apples and oranges, suggesting a childish freshness, to Miuccia Prada's baroque twists of monkeys climbing through jungle patterns, the summer colors can take on a wild dimension.

Baroque curlicues and flourishes were reinterpreted with sizzling effect in the summer collection by Miuccia Prada, whose meld of jungle patterns, monkeys included, have set off a fresh vogue for Hawaiian prints.

The video's 2D animations of bold jungle patterns and green-screen compositing techniques are in line with an aesthetic that's been floating around the internet art world for a while now, and was catapulted into the mainstream most recently by Rihanna and Azaelia Banks videos.

She's effortlessly pulling off the jungle pattern / Nike flip-flop combo not an easy move.

The days were O.K., but once Suzy finished her fourth glass of wine and cried herself to sleep, it was time to crown a new King of the Jungle-Patterned Throw.

He said his fascination with tiki culture began as a kid when his parents took him to a Polynesian restaurant in the San Fernando Valley that had jungle-pattern carpeting and an indoor waterfall.

Mika Piirainen, the 34-year-old who is shaking up the design studio at Marimekko, may not know "Brady Bunch" arcana by heart, but he did grow up amid Finland's own pop culture jungle of patterns and players.

But the faggotting, as the lacy stitching and sheer panel effects are known, looked more in the Ferretti spirit of delicate craftsmanship than the now-familiar jungle leaf patterns.

The clothes were light, free of gimmicks, and here and there were touches of Mr. Gaultier's familiar wit: a parade float of a ball gown made of densely packed tulle in a jungle camouflage pattern and a pair of jeans embroidered from the pockets down in clear crystals to look destroyed.

However, a combination of the three approaches explained the jungle cat pattern well.

Under a gas attack we'd also have to wear Mopp suits, 10-pound charcoal-lined garments that were unwieldy and hot -- and were only available in a jungle-camouflage pattern (not much help hiding in the desert).