Sentence examples for look recalled from inspiring English sources

"You could have called it a Van look," recalled Daiki Suzuki, the designer and founder of Engineered Garments (channeling vintage workwear) and the designer of the revamped Woolrich Woolen Mills line (channeling 1950s New England).

"Lady of the Wild Things," in its music and folk-art look, recalled the Graham "El Penitente". "Queen of the Gorgons" brilliantly transformed the archaic style into a totemlike animal image, with Miss Tseng - hair flowing, fingers splayed, jumping in a knee bend - ready to devour her victims.

The look recalls the rotating three-dimensionality of a Calder mobile.

The press officer gives me an icy look, recalling my last review.

The coarse, high-contrast documentary look recalls the 1948 film "The Naked City," shot on location in New York.

Blackbeard himself, played with pantomime gusto by a receding-hair-bewigged Hugh Jackman – his look recalling Helena Bonham Carter's similar appearance in Alice – is the main baddie here.

For fashion trainspotters (such as me), her look recalls the likes of Bill Gibb, Thea Porter and John Bates, harking back to late 1960s hippies and looking forward to the New Romanticism of the early 1980s that culminated in the Princess of Wales' ruffled taffeta wedding gown.

"I said, 'Oh, my God, we better start looking,' " recalled Mr. Alper, chief information officer for a financial management company.

The opening looks recalled Mr. Simons's earlier collections: the airy full skirts, now in a fuzzy pale-blue silk stripe with a strapless black bustier.

No, she hired him for his reel, not his good looks, recalled Ms. Johnson, 35, who was then working for the Backer Spielvogel Bates advertising agency in New York.

"I became pretty unhappy with the way contemporary clothes were looking," recalls Schultz about her time doubling as a New York University student and stylist's assistant.