Sentence examples for silhouettes from the from inspiring English sources

I was inspired by Dior's New Look, with its wasp-waisted silhouettes, from the 40's and 50's.

The camera tracks away from Garland — she's that powerful; she needs space — and frames her with silhouettes from the magnificent horn section.

In a more architectural vein, the bottles for the most recent fragrance lines of DKNY and Christian Dior were both inspired by silhouettes from the city horizon.

The main event is the "Great Goddess Cut-Outs," a totemic series of painted silhouettes from the mid-nineteen-seventies, which Edelson made in her SoHo loft, where art and life, private ritual and public protest, all bled together.

What you will see instead is a dizzying range of silhouettes, from the soft frills of the New Romantics to the distressed rags of the Hard Times era to the lean outlines of the Kids from Fame.

Here, in a series titled Third Person, are lesser stars whose faces are half-hidden by anonymous silhouettes, from the depths of which a third image obtrudes: a garish landscape or an eerie flight of birds.

All the better for contrasting with a slim silhouette from the waist down.

Paper Boi joins Darius at the door and they both stand there, silhouetted from the back.

Both were quite different in silhouette from the classic wrap dress, something which may prove an asset.

However, accurate extraction of the entire and individual type of vessel silhouette from the noisy images with poorly illuminated background is a complicated task.

"I don't have a waist: I'm a breadbox on top of legs" said Ms. Daly, who had help redefining her silhouette from the costume designer, Martin Pakledinaz.