A slim, bias-cut number by John Galliano for Christian Dior?
Her vintage-inspired aesthetic, which often focuses on 1920s and 1930s styles, has slim, bias-cut silhouettes that flatter narrow frames, and seems in keeping with Middleton's style.
Yet the way the designers used photographs of crowded summer swimming pools, sliced the imagery and laid it on the bias on slim dresses was original and intriguing.
Following Brown and Tierney (2009), we believe that the likelihood of systematic bias is slim.
Top looks for spring include slim trousers cut on the bias for men and a high-waisted white skirt suit for women.
Reed Krakoff also had those elements, but with many layered bias-cut dresses and slim, lightly wrapped skirts, he seemed to target the consumer who wants outfits that will go from work to dinner.
Lacy black cardigans were shrugged over bias-striped knit dresses, and a slim cream-based coat struck the overall attitude of unfussy elegance.
There were terrific shorts, slim and charcoal-plain as well as full in bias-cut pinstripes with curving insets of a mesh fabric near the pockets.
Since Mecp2 Stop mice had higher body weights, a 4.4 cm corridor may bias the data in favour of the slimmer WT mice.
The RIF was integrated to a SLIM-time of flight (TOF) MS system, and the operating parameters, including RF, DC bias of the RIF electrodes, and electric fields for effectively interfacing with a SLIM, were characterized.
The analysis in the paper shows that the terms chosen for inclusion in existing GO slims are not always ideal and often subject to a bias.
