Sentence examples for streamlined aesthetic from inspiring English sources

Mr. Carr joined Calvin Klein in 1970, a few years after it was started, and played an integral role with Mr. Klein in creating the spare, streamlined aesthetic associated with the fashion house and also in establishing the label as a global marketing force.

A second lecture, "From the Neck Up: Jewelry, Hairstyles and Makeup in the Late 18th Century," was given by Stephane Houy-Towner, a research associate at the Costume Institute, who contrasted early American style, with its "minimal, streamlined aesthetic," from the more ostentatious styles promoted in France.

It was the material of a streamlined aesthetic that came to represent modernity.

But both her streamlined aesthetic and the assumptions underpinning it are as relevant now as they were at the turn of the century.

Newson's streamlined aesthetic was influenced by his Jetsonian vision of the future, a future that didn't pan out and left him, years later, conceding ruefully that "the future isn't futuristic anymore".

None of the verbal ravings that Webster wrote for the scene appear here, nor are they necessary: These specters simply make deranged gestures and noises — a haunting example of the streamlined aesthetic the production strives for overall.

Despite their streamlined, clean aesthetic, hedges are far from simple.

Echoing German-born principal Ole Scheeren's signature streamlined yet avant-garde aesthetic, the scheme shirks away from the hackneyed architectural form that dominates Vancouver's skyline (i.e. buildings with singular widths and depths).

The health goth aesthetic (and it's all about aesthetic) is one of streamlined active-wear.

The streamlined d?r is in keeping with the brand's aesthetic and includes vintage furniture, a zebra rug, a V.I.P. dressing room and, of course, flattering lighting.

The bodies had a very streamlined shape and a distinct tail, that in addition to the aesthetic purpose was chosen because it strengthened the structure.