"I've always done preppy -- it's part of Polo's heritage," said Mr. Lauren, whose men's wear show for spring 2001 featured subtly revised versions of preppy staples: sports shirts and cable-knit sweaters, linen trousers, Bermuda shorts, ribbon belts, all in the saturated colors of a tropical sunset.
Other versions of the cycle are known but this one features subtly different details.
Brought up in Cambridge with his father, a Buddhist molecular biologist, and his mother, a singer, he went on to study the music of Cuban, Honduran and Congolese artists, traces of which feature subtly in his own music.
Integration has been slick and keenly targeted; for example, an ABC campaign saw the newsletter's logo subtly changed to feature characters popular with its readership, like Olivia Pope of Scandal.
Her collective Ali & The Thieves present an exceptionally well-crafted show of Cohen's music featuring subtly adventurous arrangements that take his music into rock and soul territory with aplomb.
However, the changes could also have an impact on the type of content featured on Twitch – subtly shifting streamers to favor those games from publishers working with Twitch over the ones they would have otherwise chosen.
Focusing closely on Kruger's subtly changing features, Akin, who earned international awards with films such as 2004's Head-On and 2007's The Edge of Heaven, makes the most of Kruger's ability to convey fierce inner torment; steeliness mixed with vulnerability.
It's an intended subject fortuitously anticipating that of the show, one to be considered along with the subtly generalized features of her face and body — machined from a solid block of metal, in a process that took Ray years to complete.
For each character – and this film has a lot – there must be sketches, revisions, preliminary models, armatures, adjustments, costumes, replacement costumes (they wear out fast), and entire racks of subtly varied features and limbs, which the animators need to model every quirk of speech and gesture.
A tree in a painting might strike the viewer as having subtly humanoid features, for example.
"There is beauty everywhere, especially Africa," said Mr. Gaultier, whose 2005 "Hommage à l'Afrique" haute couture collection featured gauzy dresses with images of African masks floating subtly out of a bodice.
