Sentence examples for retro sensibility from inspiring English sources

Within a few months, though, the fashion world had fully embraced Michele's cluttered, retro sensibility.

His retro sensibility is evident on the band's fourth album, "Suck It and See" (Domino), to be released June 6.

The sunglasses, $295, also pay homage to the retro sensibility of Moscot, a New York institution for almost a century.

But his show, like his engaging musical numbers, combines a retro sensibility with a wry, contemporary knowingness.

"I'm one of those weirdos who gets nostalgic for times I never actually lived through," Cole Closser, a cartoonist who's known for his retro sensibility, says.

By Françoise Mouly and Mina Kaneko September 2, 2015 "I'm one of those weirdos who gets nostalgic for times I never actually lived through," Cole Closser, a cartoonist who's known for his retro sensibility, says.

Its Art Deco building inspires a remarkable retro-sensibility in the planetarium show.

"Moonrise Kingdom" marries Wes Anderson's meticulously designed retro-sensibilities with what Don Draper would have described as the pain from an old wound.

Mr. Smith, for example, known best for his retro-pop sensibilities, exhibited the "100 Records" project last spring after finishing his second residency at Headlands Center for the Arts in Sausalito.

The menu has a post-Rainbow Room retro eye and a modern sensibility: there are six champagne cocktails, and a soulful King's Old-Fashioned is rounded out with a wet walnut.

There's a sassy sensibility in the retro glamour of "Lost in the Stars," which Ashford is taking on the road with her band, The Whiskey 5, after a string of acclaimed performances at New York's 54 Below.