Undergraduate men and women viewed a photo of a young woman dressed in provocative (dark suit jacket, low cut blouse, short skirt, dark hose, high heels) or non-provocative (dark suit jacket, high cut blouse, below the knee skirt, neutral hose, moderate heels) clothing.
And many English people found his recent behavior at Wimbledon — he emitted warlike whoops, bared his teeth and flexed his biceps in a provocative manner — more suited to a remake of "Braveheart" than to the gentle green courts of southwest London.
In the 1990's, the sleek, androgynous look that characterized so much of fashion from Prada to J. Crew to the Gap left the bikini eclipsed by the streamline, less provocative one-piece tank suit.
The provocation proved provocative.
He takes a story that might have suited the madcap, provocative style of his early comedies and infuses it with brightly colored melancholy and a sense of wise, limitless compassion.
A model was photographed wearing a dark suit jacket, above-the-knee skirt, a low-cut blouse, dark hose, and high heels (provocative condition) or wearing a dark suit jacket, below-the-knee skirt, high-cut blouse, neutral hose, and moderate heels (non-provocative condition).
I Did It Again" and her rendition of "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" by The Rolling Stones at the 2000 MTV Video Music Awards, where she notably tore off her black suit to unveil a more provocative, flesh-colored piece.
IN the summer of 1991 stretchy second-skin dressing, then a provocative, disco-inspired look built on leggings, cat suits and stirrup pants, migrated from below 14th Street to the rarefied precincts of Fifth and Park Avenues.
So this summer, the channel spread the new seasons of its sunny and optimistic dramas across more nights than before and added two shows, "Suits" and "Necessary Roughness," that were slightly more provocative than past shows.
Always dressed in matching tweed suits, the duo, for all their rude and provocative pictures, embody absolute respectability.
