Sentence examples for varied silhouettes from inspiring English sources
She uses varied silhouettes, spider webbing of transparent fabric, puckered textures, fire-hued zippers and grommets and even a muzzle to represent "being constrained after a trauma".
But in his varied silhouettes of light top and slim skirt, or vice versa, the designer's tulle caught the whipped-up lightness of the Ricci heritage and teamed it with the sporty ease of embroidered knitwear.
He was trying to recreate the realities of having strong sensitivities — in the crashing of a black skirt through the opening of an elegant red coat, in the amount of asymmetry and in the varied silhouettes.
The sporty, sexy separates were made richer in detail and more varied in silhouette and the raw and raunchy look of earlier collections was softened to produce leather with a feminine touch and womanly cuffed shorts.
Its pictures varied from quiet silhouettes and commonplace scenes to divers, airplanes and Gov. Jim Ferguson at the Cotton Palace Parade in Waco, Tex.
In this study, 769 heterosexual women and 149 gay men from the Czech Republic viewed silhouettes of nude men who varied in body type.
She crossed behind the backdrop and, lit from behind, became a shadow that gamboled past, her silhouette shrinking and growing as she varied her distance from the backdrop.
Novel silhouettes depicted novel objects on the insides of their borders, but varied in the amount of hypothesized cross-border competition for figural status: In "Low-Competition" silhouettes, the borders suggested novel objects on the outside as well as on the inside.
In a recent study, Marlowe, Apicella, and Reed (2005) showed line drawings that varied in WHR with a profile view of a silhouette designed to look like a young Hadza woman whose buttocks were visible.
Consuelo Castiglioni offered clothes that seem more varied, more grown-up, with an emphasis on a longer silhouette.
It is important to note that the nature of the MO itself is critical to define the number of its silhouettes that vary either in perspective or in size or in both.
