Sentence examples for retro mood from inspiring English sources
His music conjures a nostalgic, retro mood, his cover artwork resembling Marvin Gaye records from the Seventies, his music videos bathed in grainy sepia tones.
It's all part of a retro mood that has revved up the careers of baby-boom performers while providing comfort food for the audience.
While we're in a retro mood, here is a very old-looking Q&A we did with Ryman about the book.
Detroit's obsession with planned obsolescence has largely faded, and in its current retro mood, it seems less interested in next year's models than in lessons from the past.
Both look sharp and eager, as does Maria Sharapova, but Clijsters shatters the retro mood by actually winning her first Australian Open with the crowd lifting her, just as they did in New York in September.
And there were smart modern touches within the retro mood: flat-collared bomber jackets, a style seen at Louis Vuitton on last season's catwalks and gathering momentum this season, were shown alongside shorts and ankle boots which referenced the leggy style of the Coachella-to-Glastonbury with-the-band fashionistas.
The stage contained wind machines, lasers, arena lighting, a teleprompter on the back and a retro, mood-lit platform during the performances of the songs.
Beyoncé's performances are backed by her Suga Mama ensemble plus an orchestra whose satin interpretations pump lush over pomp (much like her Thierry Mugler wardrobe), and the retro, mood-lit platform casts the vocalist in a Diana Ross light--a comparison to the latter artist being an obvious intention.
Few stores access the primal as directly as Best Made, which has been an online business for a couple of years, and has only now opened its first retail shop, modest in size and retro in mood.
Visitors in a retro-Soviet mood can stop in at Bar Moskva, Eerikinkatu 11, (358-9) 611 200, a cramped watering hole full of Soviet memorabilia.
It's the celebrity that has tended to dominate her exhibitions, but her latest show is more about cultivating a retro-bohemian mood than about admiring famous faces.
