Sentence examples for looking at the archives from inspiring English sources

"Back to the roots — to Mr. Givenchy, looking at the archives from the 1960s," said Mr. Tisci, receiving a wave of congratulations backstage.

Without really looking at the archive, he drew influence from Cristobal Balenciaga's Spanish world.

"Of course, I am looking at the archive and I am always looking at the story of the house.

You fall into this abyss of whose history we are talking about when you look at the archives.

It is amazing, though, to look at the archives of City Opera and see how many productions the company offered at its height.

Living in Greenwich I had the ability to go back and look at the archives at the Bush-Holley Housexplorexplore the old newspapers in the Greenwich library.

"I didn't look at the archives, when I designed the collection, I took what I love about the brand — the fluidity and details that make a simple garment desirable," Mr. Schwab said.

I went and felt so fortunate that I could look at the archives any day," said Mr. Ghesquière, adding that this fine show came not from studying the master's work but interpreting Cristóbal's ideas of the monastic and the minimal in a 21st century way.

"I was amazed when I looked at the archives to see how often Cristobal Balenciaga was inspired by draped shapes," Mr. Ghesquière said, referring to the haute couture styles from the Spanish-born designer, who made his name in Paris in the glory days of high fashion.

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If you were to go back and look at the archives of all the artists who won every year for group of the year or entertainer of the year or artist of the year or album of the year, it's gonna be traditional Hawaiian.