Apart from a few who were wearing Owens's narrow black leather jackets, most of the models were dressed in tunics and droopy shorts made from layers of semi-transparent organza and gazar, a loosely woven silk fabric printed with a pattern of gray and white stripes that Owens had designed on a computer.
When the financial crisis struck in 2008, it was essential that the Fed engage in aggressive monetary expansion — loosely speaking, print lots of money.
Before this, there'd only been a single-copy print run of Andrew's memoir, a loosely bound, many hundred page document printed on Deskjet paper of his first name, Andrew, repeated countless numbers of times.
A 4 mm × 4 mm grid printed onto transparency film was loosely placed over the top of the slide for scoring larval position and movement.
Hendel writes that since Gutenberg's time, books have been most often printed in an upright position, that conform loosely, if not precisely, to the golden ratio.
"Khess Petch" - loosely translated from the local Wolof as "All White" or "All Light"- printed on huge placards all around town portray a woman "before" and "after" she'd used the cream - she is seen black and then fair white.
They can be loosely attributed to the Sébah studio, where tourists could choose from a library of images, which were then printed on demand.
Made of gauzy layered fabric printed and collaged with selections from the artist's stockpile of pop culture images, the hangings are loosely tacked to the wall to emphasize their soft, slightly amorphous character.
The results were clear and positive: a new bunch of DVF prints, loosely inspired by her archive, that sparkled with color and sophistication; a spree of jersey separates in solid tones, including well-designed wrap skirts and classic blouses (a trend this season); and some simple but imaginative takes on the DVF wrap dress, like figuring it as a print jumpsuit.
In that setting, the promenade of the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center, he could not help but notice the scores of familiar faces, many wearing his signature camouflage and loosely abstracted animal prints: figures of near-legendary status like the supermodel-turned-cosmetics-queen Iman, and Cameron Silver of Decades, the fabled vintage emporium in Hollywood.
