Sentence examples for mannequin form from inspiring English sources

One of the most significant changes in the female mannequin form over the last few decades is in height.

With their most recent collection, Mr. Dolce said they changed the dimensions of the mannequin form on which they design, reducing the bust size, elongating the waist and enlarging the hips to create a silhouette that is less overtly sexy.

Michael Brown's dead body, recreated by artist Ti-Rock Moore in mannequin form, drew criticism and grief from many, including Brown's own family.

In the window of a former dentist's office in downtown Jamaica, Queens, a clutch of faceless mannequins cradle various forms of roadkill.

Surrealism is expertly rendered if a bit familiar in four free-form mannequins made of cutouts, bits of furniture and other objects and sometimes lights.

Patterns, mannequins and wire dress forms appear and reappear in his work, disguised as Cubist dissections of volume or Surrealist objets.

This new understanding of mannequins, of inanimate human forms more generally, confirms a need to attend to our own obsessions with, devotion to, and desire for things.

According to the listing, Brangelina Memorial Nude Waxwork Sculpture was formed from mannequin-grade wax, glass eyes, and real human hair.

When these twisted mannequins, bent into the forms of Chair, Hat Stand, and Table and barely dressed in bondage-wear, were exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in 1978, they had stink bombs thrown at them.

When these twisted mannequins, bent into the forms of Chair, Hat Stand, and Table and barely dressed in bondage-wear, were exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in 1978 they had stink bombs thrown at them.

As you can see, the dimensions of these forms are atypical for mannequins which traditionally mimic the body type idealized at the time of production.