Sentence examples for unconventional models from inspiring English sources
But the campaign is not only about these two unconventional models.
American Eagle is revolutionising the high-street with a fashion campaign that features completely unretouched photos and unconventional models.
Gaultier chose unconventional models of all races; some were bald or tattooed (or bald and tattooed), some overweight, some elderly, others extreme in some way.
When war fever cools, hot new looks become less sex cue-dependant, and "unconventional" models — Twiggy, Erin O'Connor, Kristen McMenamy, Ève Salvail Jean Paul Gaultierr's skinhead muse) — are free to rise.
Adding to the empire, of course, is ShopBird.com, which was made over in September with sometimes unconventional models, including one sporting a short-sleeved floral top by Suno and fully tattooed arms.
Ms. DeGeneres, who will start to appear in the company's ads in January, is not the first unconventional model for CoverGirl, which veered away from its longtime mascot, Christie Brinkley, more than a decade ago.
The MSCs isolated from unconventional model organisms are being studied for their potential to heal different tissue defects and injuries and for the development of scaffold compositions that improve the proliferation and differentiation of MSCs for tissue engineering.
MSCs derived from unconventional model organisms all present classic fibroblast-like morphology, the expression of MSC-associated cell surface markers such as CD44, CD73, CD90 and CD105 and the absence of CD34 and CD45.
And while we're more used to seeing the likes of professional models, like Daria Werbowy, featured in Céline's ads, this move is an achievement not only because it's an amazing shot with an unconventional model but also because, well, it's Joan Didion.
The genomic study of an unconventional model organism is a meaningful approach to understand the evolution of animals.
Finally, in the near future, we will hopefully hear more about meiosis in the unconventional model organism Ciona intestinalis (or the related Phallusia mammillata).
