The cowboy that Lauren has honed throughout his career became a cowgirl – see fringed jackets and geometric south-western patterns, the kind seen on classic ponchos, here on slouchy cardigans and backpacks.
Even trees and traffic patterns can be changed.
They appear everywhere – in repeated patterns across cityscapes, on buildings, on everything from to sticky buns to boxes of plasters.
In these sub divisions of the ComRes sample the numbers asked get pretty small, but the patterns and contrasts still catch the eye.
"This will enable the aggregation of data across and within industries and will be invaluable to employers to assist them understand the characteristics of their workforce, including occupational segregation, the position of women and men in management and patterns of potentially insecure employment," the WGEA says on its website.
With its double-size sample, the final poll gives more scope than usual for looking for difference in voting patterns across different types of parliamentary seat.
In order to concentrate the listener's perception on the rhythm, melodic material – most of it pinched from a book of Lithuanian folk tunes – is extremely simple, sometimes reduced to tiny repetitive patterns of a mere two or three pitches.
We must tailor programmes to meet specific needs; something we can only achieve if we have enough data about the girls' nutritional status, food consumption patterns and information about their access to community and health services.
Anyone looking at my account activity over the past 10-15 years could see there were no unusual transactions or patterns – but I at least assumed I would be told when it would take place".
Changing trade patterns - notably Britain's entry into the then Common Market - saw the company's fortunes decline.
Free of the EU, Britain would be better positioned to realign its trade patterns towards fast-growing economies, thus stimulating economic growth, than it is now.
