But his dancers' energized, curvaceous bodies were his principal tool.
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The site comes to a point, but a curvaceous one.
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Bambi, young and curvaceous, kneels in a black kiddie pool.
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And it's got the same curvaceous, snarling looks of the LaFerrari.
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It also recently featured another popular and curvaceous model, Hunter McGrady.
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The new look will be more curvaceous and sculpted, he said.
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But there&aposs nothing -- they have these big, sleek, curvaceous gas guzzlers.
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Here's five things you need to know about this curvaceous beauty. 1.
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Her most recent venture, ZK Swimwear, is designed for Latinas' curvaceous figures.
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To get there, one takes a steep, narrow and curvaceous coastal road.
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Being a very round and curvaceous Latina brings along certain levels of treatment.
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And what has happened to the curvaceous Virginia Shreves since last we met?
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These curvaceous art deco vehicles call the WWII era to mind at once.
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And Lymus herself, who often models her own creations, is petite and curvaceous.
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A curvaceous perfume bottle that bears a striking resemblance to a 1990s classic.
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Kendall and Kourtney both shared photos featuring the stunning, curvaceous red-orange natural wonders.
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They often have oversized breasts, shapely thighs, and wings jutting off of curvaceous butts.
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Why else do we celebrate the "curvaceous" Ashley Graham but flag Tess Holliday as obscene?
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The lab is dominated by a curvaceous digital map that visualizes New York's demographic metamorphosis.
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"Latinas are pressured to have these perfect curvaceous, hourglass bodies," the 23-year-old tells Refinery29.
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I slid down the wall and landed with a thud on my curvaceous and substantial backside.
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But, this time, there is no billowing sail-like form, jagged crystalline spire or curvaceous squiggle.
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But, this time, there is no billowing sail-like form, jagged crystalline spire or curvaceous squiggle.
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One living room is coated in pink paint, with a curvaceous multi-armed sconce to match.
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Myriad articles have declared her a powerful brand, an internet sensation, and praised her proudly curvaceous body.
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Niemeyer's curvaceous façade is crumbling, and is draped in blue netting to protect pedestrians from falling tiles.
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A tall, tufted headboard, patterned rug and a pair of curvaceous purple lounge chairs outfit the modern space.
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At the very top, a curvaceous Venus angles her neck upward, spouting water from her mouth and nipples.
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My curvaceous shape shows the beauty of my roots, where the women are naturally voluptuous and considered beautiful.
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At ground level, the mural looks like a composite of black-and-white lines forming curvaceous abstract shapes.
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The Model 3 is sleek, not overly curvaceous, and something of a hybrid of midsize and compact sedan.
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Yes, her looks are important, in the way that we make them important: toned arms, clear skin, curvaceous figure.
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The model shared a gallery of photos featuring a stunning, curvaceous red-orange canyon on her Instagram on Monday.
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But still, the 22016th century image of a curvaceous four-wheeled form continues to foster a culture of envy.
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Those images of the PFO show a curvaceous, sculptural exterior two-seater carbon fiber form encased in sweeping glass.
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For the 2016 Advent calendar, Graham appeared on day 26, in a sultry ode to the curvaceous Jessica Rabbit.
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As spotted today by The Next Web, the third 10.2 developer beta returns the fruit to its curvaceous glory.
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Weisz makes the most of her clipped accent, accentuated by prim outfits and a pair of naughtily curvaceous eyebrows.
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The Model 3 is sleek, not overly curvaceous, and something of a hybrid of midsize and full-size sedan.
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Cheaper than that come curvaceous pillows (also with add-ons) intended to invite their human users into a fantasy dreamworld.
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Although the American reality star and business woman may be more curvaceous, the Venezuelan model shares Kardashian's undeniable sex appeal.
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There's the snow-white polar bear, the familiar curvaceous white lines on a crimson background, and all those delicious bubbles.
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The shirtless DJ and the curvaceous actress are a sight to behold, as is the rock on her ring finger.
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Her curvaceous figures recall Thomas Hart Benton and German Expressionism, while her patchwork surfaces evoke Romare Bearden and quilt-making.
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Sache may have heavily influences the genre, but not all aeromorphs are represented in his vamped-up, curvaceous female style.
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Tiffany Haddish voices Tuca, the fun-loving, curvaceous toucan who speaks her mind but fails to think through her decisions.
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The company unveiled a curvaceous aircraft design that blends wing and body, designed to slash carbon emissions by some 20%.
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In conceiving her designs, which vary from bejeweled sandals to curvaceous, high platform boots, she steers clear of street trends.
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Fivel's last viral illustration was of a curvaceous, anthropomorphic Tide Pod, so they're used to this sort of internet fame.
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What is stopping us from having a very curvaceous woman come in and win Miss USA or even be a contestant?
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Meghan Trainor and other curvaceous stars have protested against the digital alteration of their bodies on magazine covers and in videos.
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Gamal (camel), ohel (tent), and elohim (God) are among the first words I learned to read in that curvaceous, inky print.
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A long, skinny table often works well in a rectangular room, while organic shapes pair nicely with curvaceous sofas and chairs.
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That there is a resemblance to Ms. Kardashian West in looks (dark and curvaceous), style (glamorous and sexy) and family (Ms.
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By using synthetic materials like polyurethane foam and acrylic to create naturally curvaceous shapes, Lam critiques contemporary society's ideas of female beauty.
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Serena Williams may have the confidence to pose nude these days, but it took the curvaceous tennis champion years to get there.
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Instead, it's given rise to what she calls the "curvaceous ideal," a bigger-sized body that's bigger in all the right places.
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Graham's curvaceous frame in the magazine marks the first time a plus-size woman has graced its pages outside of an advertisement.
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We can have gardens that are curvaceous like a woman and can grow food with less water than we are using now.
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Put into production by Knoll in 1955–56, the Tulip Chair exemplified the curvaceous, futuristic look most popularly associated with midcentury modernism.
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The tone-on tone effect emphasizes the lovely textural contrasts between the fuzzy towel and the impeccable, curvaceous comma of his fade.
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On another empowering note, Winter also shared that she has one of her curvaceous co-stars to thank for inspiring her self-confidence.
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Capacious and curvaceous by samba standards, her voice did roughen with age, and that half-sung rap bespeaks a willingness to try anything.
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At Sotheby's in 1971, Ward Landrigan sold a pair of bold, curvaceous cuffs belonging to Ganna Walska, who was a Polish opera singer.
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She's influenced by marine biology and applies the practice of biomimicry, or adapting natural concepts to artificial structures, to her curvaceous, modern creations.
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Carved from a tree trunk, with an American-flag base, its curvaceous, nude subject boasts a working automobile headlight embedded in her belly.
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Over the course of the next hour, I will launch my body up, down and around the curvaceous plywood structure of our set.
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Being devotees of modern art, the couple gravitated to the landmark 1936 Rockefeller Apartments, built in the curvaceous International Style, on West 55th Street.
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The "supertrees" are not in fact individual plants, but tall and curvaceous metal structures adorned by flowers so decorative that the senses are overwhelmed.
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With short blonde hair and a curvaceous figure, she explained to us that she was only working to raise cash for a business venture.
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Tata Motors is seeking an image makeover with the curvaceous hatchback, which is being endorsed by world soccer player of the year Lionel Messi.
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You can visit what may be the coolest building in Latin America: the curvaceous Copan built by the renowned Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer downtown.
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Its confident, modernist lines are complemented by a less austere chorus of sloping roof, small lattice windows, curvaceous chimney-tops and a weather vane.
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Henrik Fisker spent this year's CES at Booth 3315, standing next to a deep red, curvaceous, quirky electric sedan with doors that pivot like wings.
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The 35-year-old record-breaking (she won her 23rd major title at the Australian Open in January) star's curvaceous body has never looked better.
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There, Charlotte McKinney, the curvaceous GQ cover girl and Carl's Jr. pitchwoman, walked in with a friend, Zachary Scott, a 26-year-old technology entrepreneur.
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Dark paint slicks with flowing, curvaceous bulbs in the color orange and are adorned with chubby, semi-nude Lolitas whose disembodied limbs are dispersed throughout.
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Combined with generous sleeves and full skirts, the nipped-in waist created a curvaceous line with an artisanal edge and an invigorating lack of fuss.
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Her voice is sumptuous and her phrasing is curvaceous and conversational in "Noise," a hushed ballad that moves with the rhythm of breathing, not machines.
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Back in 2004, Nike made the Pegasus' saddle (the part that hugs your arch) more "curvaceous," so that it could provide more support for women's feet.
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Sure, it's only a week back, but for fans (especially ex-Note26.2 owners), every day without a sexy, curvaceous new phone is another day of agony.
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She shares the space with three other artists, and the sales gallery for 50 West, a curvaceous 64-story condominium tower nearing completion off the Battery.
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Hyundai enjoyed rapid growth in the United States from 2008 through 2013, helped by its Sonata sedan, which the company had redesigned with a curvaceous look.
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But the images are enriched by fluency in modern art, especially Cubism and Picasso's two-faced heads, curvaceous Marie-Thérèse Walter images and monumental beached nudes.
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The thirst is real for Blac Chyna ... luckily she had a big bottle of water handy to quench it during a very curvaceous Malibu photo shoot.
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In 2002, she began developing a line of electric concept cars that resemble nothing so much as the curvaceous white helmets that were her husband's signature accessories.
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One option is to adapt to a more curvaceous duck, by investing in fast-ramping power plants to help the grid withstand sharp variations in its load.
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The curvaceous model chalked up and knocked some balls around in the billiards room of self-help guru Tai Lopez's pad ... then hit the pool outside too.
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Nearby hang several versions of a 1990 etching that morph the saint into a curvaceous woman warrior who resembles an ancient fertility figure shot through with arrows.
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At 12 inches tall with a scantily clad, curvaceous body and stiltlike legs, she flew off shelves and quickly became a cultural flash point over body image.
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On the way down the tier, I see a poster of a curvaceous Hispanic woman in a bikini taped to the inside of an open cell door.
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Tata Motors is seeking an image makeover with the curvaceous hatchback, which is being endorsed by that is endorsed by world soccer player of the year Lionel Messi.
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Kardashian lost his battle to cancer in 2003; four years later, his curvaceous daughter Kim landed in the public eye, a walking perfect storm of scandal-mag appeal.
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But just because you drive a curvaceous classic Vespa doesn't mean you won't ever get lost, so TomTom has created an adorable circular satnav designed to complement your scooter.
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Glance at a figure bent in an S and you know it comes from the 1900s; a hand-span waist and pencil skirt is recognized as Dior's curvaceous '50s.
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Sunny Isles' curvaceous tower — designed by renowned firm Arquitectonica — has the feel of the tiered decks of a superyacht, complete with 2.2 acres of private landscaped and oceanfront property.
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The missing exhaust note will disappoint many enthusiasts, but the curvaceous E-Type — and the business of driving it quickly — hardly lose their appeal on account of electric power.
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Click here to view original GIFDo you miss the sharp edges and flat sides of the iPhone 4, but can't live without the improved technologies inside the curvaceous iPhone 7?
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As a symbol, the curvaceous, contemporary building designed by XTU, a Parisian architecture firm, swirls up from the riverside not unlike the Guggenheim Museum flowing upward on staid Fifth Avenue.
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Perhaps her most famous work was "Bribes de Corps" ("Body Parts"), a series of paintings, begun in the 21968s, showing fleshy, curvaceous forms that resemble parts of the female anatomy.
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A filling of shredded chicken, mayonnaise and a tickle of lime is called reina pepiada (curvaceous queen), a name bestowed in 1955 in homage to the first Venezuelan Miss World.
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Rocky the flying squirrel) and his curvaceous adversary, Natasha Fatale, on the proudly two-dimensional cliffhanger chronicles of "Rocky and His Friends" (later "The Bullwinkle Show") from 22009 to 22004.
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The Sports Illustrated cover girl requested not only that her Barbie be as curvaceous as she is, with "round hips, arms, and tummy," but also that the doll's thighs actually touch.
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It's entirely possible to design large, curvaceous forms without the aid of digital software, but when designers did get their hands on such technology in the late '90s, blobs went viral.
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The 28-year-old model made that clear in a Wednesday Instagram post, in which she celebrates her curvaceous body, shutting down Internet trolls who have criticized her in the past.
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The best examples of the current crop are treated in much the same way as those curvaceous salmon-hued bottle from Southern France made from the most American of wine grapes.
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Next door, a stepped platform is mostly occupied by innovative seating, curvaceous forms in saturated colors by Pierre Paulin, Joe Colombo and the painter Matta, still bold after all these years.
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The centerpiece of the North's efforts to impress outsiders is Future Scientists Street, where the showstopper is a curvaceous blue-and-white skyscraper, 53 floors high, topped with a golden orb.
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My idea of an erotic message was a perfumed handwritten letter with curvaceous letters lacing the page, not a texted iPhone flora selfie, or even an analog portrait on my Rolleiflex.
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Marina ticks all the boxes for the prototypical heroine of novels set in this period: Her parents are liberal aristocrats, while she is a radical poetess — gorgeous, red-haired and curvaceous.
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While we'll sip the good stuff out of pretty much anything, the curvaceous appeal of the internet's vast offerings has us wanting to mix things up in the drinking vessel department.
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One very curvaceous chair, the LC239 Chaise Lounge, a design icon of the 20th century apparently so comfortable and sleek it has cameos in hundreds of very, very NSFW adult flicks.
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The tech platform removed a series of promotions for the Belgian region of Flanders because they featured works by the artist mostly known for lush, detailed paintings of curvaceous women and cherubs.
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And now, a Agent Provocateur corset and leopard print legging-clad Ashley Graham embodies a woman as impossibly curvaceous as she is, Jessica Rabbit from the animated classic Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
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And with a bit more trial and error, I landed on a second batch of favorites: equal parts of Redken's Curvaceous Ringlet Curl Perfector, Full Swirl gel, and Wind Up spray. 2.
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Designed to resemble a curvaceous Volkswagen microbus, Hot Dog Bus is a piece of mobile art that was commissioned by the New York City Public Art Fund from Austrian artist Erwin Wurm.
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You don't need to know the title translates to God Is Woman to register how Soares's no longer curvaceous contralto makes the lyrics sound skeptical and soul-deep at the same time.
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The men are trained to move their hands and hips less and to hold their upper bodies more rigidly; the women, to use more curvaceous, decorative movements for the arms and torso.
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Attending Mills College outside San Francisco for graduate school, she admired the bold figurative work of Joan Brown and became cognizant of the curvaceous shapes of Arshile Gorky, precedents for her own.
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Art, inside and outside, seems to help, including figurative sculptures resembling huge heads by Ugo Rondinone, a sculpture of a strolling girl by Donald Baechler and that curvaceous slide, from Carsten Höller.
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Virtually none offer the golden, cardamom-infused Arabic coffee, poured from a curvaceous pot into dainty cups and served to guests with a hillock of dates, that traditionally defined Saudi coffee culture.
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But for curvaceous women (like my friend), men who want to escape rigid masculine aesthetics and transgender people who may be adapting to a changing body, choices have been all but nonexistent.
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"The big curvaceous signature 'Eero' resembles the boldly curved shapes in his Ingalls Rink at Yale, TWA Terminal at JFK Airport, and Dulles Airport," writes architectural historian Jayne Merkel in the book.
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In an untitled work from 2015 of a curvaceous figure lying on their side, the topography of the human body resembles a nature scene, in the way it appears both alpine and prepossessing.
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She is the exact archetype of a Bollywood star: thin but curvaceous, light-skinned with long, jet-black hair, and able to mold herself according to the whims of legions of male directors.
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The new line is likely the teen's way of giving her not so subtle response to both fans and the tabloids who have been questioning her suddenly more curvaceous physique as of late.
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The photographs, originally posted in a Baidu forum, show a slightly curvaceous phone as well as a 3.5mm headphone jack up top and what looks like a USB-C jack at the bottom.
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The issue lies in the fact that these curvaceous bodies are often marketed as a progressive step forward for women while still managing to exclude body types like mine (and various others, too).
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Mahdavi kept the zigzag marble floor that the previous artist had created, added globe lamps with copper bases, and installed curvaceous furniture of her own design in the layout of a classic brasserie.
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Tens of thousands of people signed an online petition, saying the fictional character was an inappropriate choice and that its evolution into a scantily clad and curvaceous heroine did not represent gender empowerment.
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While she's built a robust following — 277,000 on Instagram — by affirming the beauty of curvaceous women and becoming a body-positive advocate, she's dealt with her fair share of struggles as an Internet personality.
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Unless they're actually into having sex with nature, it's all a big joke—but for the guy who has to repair Gloria's curvaceous leafy figure every time they fuck it up, it's not funny.
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The curvaceous building, where sale prices average about $3,200 a square foot, according to StreetEasy, is about 40 percent sold since 235, a Related spokeswoman said, and residents started moving in earlier this month.
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But I was delighted with the solve today; an early recognition of the chubby and curvaceous object did absolutely nothing to detract from the lovely delineation of the theme and the interestingly clued fill.
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The loft-office hybrid was swapped out for a larger workspace in Union Square, and then everyone was moved again into IAC's vast, curvaceous glass headquarters, in a Frank Gehry–designed building in Chelsea.
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The poster captures the actor lounging in a tuxedo with a red fez on his head and a water pipe in his mouth, dreaming of being carried in a litter by two curvaceous veiled ladies.
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Twenty-four hours before Millenium goes down to OpTic, Swan and I share lunch on the edge of La Vilette, the park that Le Zénith sits within, just beside the impressively curvaceous Philharmonie de Paris.
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The venture had its genesis in September 2014, when Ms. Hadid attended the opening of her Wangjing Soho project in Beijing, a three-tower complex of curvaceous, mountain-like forms and linear garlands of light.
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Unlike more conventional Pakistani female celebrities -- who found fame portraying pious damsels in distress on television and film -- her videos were not slickly produced, her English was not flawless and she was curvaceous and self deprecating.
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It's curvaceous and immensely detailed, having distinctly classic luxury car proportions at a time when EV concepts take lots of advantages with the packaging afforded by battery-powered vehicles without multi-speed transmissions or exhaust lines.
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While his study also suggests that Americans are typically less attracted to larger butts than their Latin American counterparts, there is a still a cultural shift occurring, with American's preferences beginning to favor more curvaceous figures.
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This reclining armchair features a back and a seat formed by a single, daringly thin sheet of bentwood, with sweeping curls at both ends, and is suspended between two curvaceous frames serving as arms and legs.
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Yet Grizzly Bear doesn't stint on more extroverted (if slightly old-fashioned) pleasures like curvaceous melodies, plush harmonies and sweeping buildups, along with glimpses of heartache and echoes of a more sumptuous, more optimistic pop past.
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While Lilli was a gold digger with a fondness for exposing her curvaceous figure in the comic strips, Barbie's personality was inspired by a very different comic strip character with a strangely similar name—Tillie the Toiler.
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When fully complete, 760 trees and 860,000 perennials will frame a series of curvaceous new buildings, including two restaurants, two exhibition spaces, a new philharmonic hall and a bridge that will jut out over the Moscow river.
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Crawford's catty dig barely conceals the actress' true emotion: a deep pain, stoked by Monroe's curvaceous reminder to Crawford, then 55, of the loss of her youth — and, therefore, her viability in Hollywood, her passion, her livelihood.
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In 2000, he designed a gown made entirely from thin leather strips that was later put on display at the Victoria and Albert Museum — named after the UK's Queen Victoria and Prince Albert — in their "Curvaceous" exhibit.
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In 2007, the first episode of "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" aired in the US, and ever since, the Kardashian sisters' bodies have become a frequent focus of celebrity weekly magazines, ushering in new curvaceous body ideals.
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In some of these images, a slight, silver-haired, bespectacled man looks at the camera, seated on a wild creation with three legs, or at the edge of a sculptural object comprised of curvaceous cones and scoops.
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Its wide picture plane sweeps tangible figures into billowing, curvaceous fields of yellow brushstrokes, floating like cirrus clouds or metamorphic fish over a marbled blue and white under-painting, and challenging the distinction between liquid and solid states.
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"Mats and Pillows and Vessels," its current show, features superb works on paper by the Thai artist Pinaree Sanpitak, who uses charcoal, pastel, candle wax and gold leaf to delineate curvaceous forms that could be breasts, bowls or stupas.
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The New York designer Harry Allen and the Portland-based Esque Studio first collaborated a decade ago, when Mr. Allen designed metal "cages" into which Andi Kovel and Justin Parker blew glass, creating curvaceous functional objects, like lamps and vases.
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Cagnaccio's depiction of a woman applying lipstick in front of a vanity mirror looks, all in all, just like a classical statue, both for her curvaceous physique and for the intricate folds of the robe that barely conceals her nudity.
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PIMPRI, India (Reuters) - India's Tata Motors Ltd will be reborn this month with a curvaceous hatchback far removed from the low-cost, boxy models often associated with taxis, kicking off an image-centred strategy for a brand with newly global aspirations.
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The stench starts to hit as we pass through stringent security and, wrinkling our noses, we climb a flight of stairs to the labyrinthine walkways for a bird's eye view of all those curvaceous rumps hemmed into wooden fenced pens.
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Like many Latinxs, Luna Diaz, a 21-year-old retail associate in New York, had to learn how to navigate her identity beyond the stereotype portrayed in TV and film — of the cishet, curvaceous woman with dark features and a broken accent.
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Students mastered the use of table saws, shaped wood into forms that felt good to the touch and went on to create such enduring designs as the curvaceous Dove soap bar and the squeezable plastic honey container in the shape of a bear.
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In 2001, she spoofed the museum world's fetish for glitzy new buildings by grinding sensuously against the curvaceous limestone walls of the Frank Gehry-designed Guggenheim Bilbao, her acid-green dress hiked up around her waist, driven to ecstasy by the audio guide.
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At the SculptureCenter a curvaceous yellow commode features cheekily placed drawer knobs, and a calico screen beckons you to insert your limbs into limply hanging sleeves and voids (even if the rules of the institution do not allow you to actually do so).
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Use Math to Make the Perfect Valentine "Nothing says 'I love you' like a customizable algebraic equation," writes The Times about Süss, the math widget above: Like many geometric figures, a heart can be captured in all its curvaceous glory by a single algebraic equation.
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Nancy Holdaway, a demure "russet-haired girl," curvaceous and "pale-skinned yet luminous," will meet a stranger in uniform, tall and dashing, "challenging" of gaze, deep of voice and a little older than herself, who will shape her life for the next two decades.
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When we heard that Sports Illustrated chose not one, but three gorgeous women – the curvaceous Ashley Graham, UFC fighter Ronda Rousey, and 2-time SI model Hailey Clauson – for the cover of this year's swimsuit issue, we were throwing emoji hallelujah hands all over the place.
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Mr. Weigh has great fun skewering not just the Foxes, but also those who move in their orbit, starting with the Dupont-Duforts (Yes, we're told, the Ts are pronounced), a pair of ghastly arrivistes deliciously played by Katherine Kingsley and Danny Webb — she a curvaceous Mrs.
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The cozy space, which could be mistaken for an antiques shop, has a curvaceous 118-foot bar, walls teeming with literary paraphernalia, chandeliers with peacock feathers and wainscoting said to be from Hope Castle in Castleblayney, Ireland, the hometown of Frank McCole, one of the owners.
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The paintings at Gladstone, which have boxy houses, curvaceous clouds and cotton candy trees, draw on the simplified forms of the early-20th-century paintings of Giorgio de Chirico and Carlo Carrà and Kazimir Malevich's topsy-turvy Cubo-Futurist experiments, although nothing moves except the light.
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Curly-haired, tall, and more curvaceous than my relatives and classmates, I was often teased and bullied for my differences, and was assigned to a 'FAT Club' at school where I danced my little ass off to Gloria Gaynor's I Will Survive (not literally, I'm afraid).
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Trump chose the suit, an ivory Christian Dior style with cropped trousers and curvaceous jacket, to stand out against the sea of black worn by the Democratic Women's Working Group and its supporters, following the donning of black at the Golden Globes in honor of Time's Up and #MeToo.
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In a statement, the company announced that liberation was on its way to their paying customers by way of plastic bottles with large asses: From curvaceous to slender, tall to petite, and whatever your skin colour, shoe size or hair type, beauty comes in a million different shapes and sizes.
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She was wearing a T-shirt from her first Dior collection printed with Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's line "We Should All Be Feminists," worn underneath a black wool "Bar" jacket from the same collection, whose name and curvaceous silhouette is an homage to the tailleur Bar, a suit from Dior's 23 debut.
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The 28-year-old is also lauded for her curvaceous figure and for being a champion for plus-size women in one of the world's thinnest countries — Japan has one of the lowest obesity rates in the world at 3.6% (compared with the United States' 67%), and the average woman weighs 115 pounds.
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The podcast "99 Percent Invisible" got Mr. Saario the job: Jonathan Nesci, a designer who lives in Columbus and is the father of a skater, cold-emailed the architect after listening to "The Pool and the Stream," a 2017 episode about the connection between curvaceous swimming pools and skatepark design featuring Mr. Saario.
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Building on a base of dark-gray pinstripe tailoring — in curvaceous double-breasted jackets and the couture drape of a sheath with starburst folds on the side, a quilted scarf over one arm — he added a corsage of blooms at the neck of a dove-colored shirt, shadows visible beneath the petals.
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When Brasília was erected in the heart of the country in 1960, its uniformly built apartments and commercial strips were meant to foster social equality; the greatest Brazilian modernist architect, Oscar Niemeyer, was remarkably in charge of designing the capital's buildings, which are white, curvaceous, and indeed look a little like space ships.
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Whether he was writing in the Phoenician alphabet, the Hebrew, the Greek or the Roman — encompassing myriad forms, including the elegant square capitals cut into Roman monuments or the curvaceous uncial script used by early medieval scribes — every stroke of Father Palladino's pen entailed meditative deliberation, historical fealty and not a single wasted movement.
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It's not surprising — the riveting work, which tells the story of a priest's relentless pursuit of a young woman, and his battle with his arch nemesis, a general, is textbook Freudian surrealism, starting with the curvaceous form of the seashell itself, which some have taken to suggest a female body organ or, more broadly, desire.
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" — artist A. Y. Jackson on Prudence Heward, Canadian painter "The sounds of A are wide and spacious, The sounds of E are haughty and agile, The sounds of U are like an empty pipe, The sounds of O like a hump curvaceous, The sounds of Ye are of splashing shallows, The family of vowels I've laughingly reviewed.
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But it's a point that was underscored in a subtler way at Jil Sander, where Luke and Lucie Meier gracefully balanced pristine monochromatic tailoring and a curvaceous classicism in a silent pantomime of communion between opposites: graceful white and black dresses (pin-tucked, puffed out) and soft power jackets; swaddling dawn-sky knits and yards of swaying silken fringe.
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" Seeing his original juxtaposition of maidens and horror — such as in "Eve, The Serpent and Death" where Death resembles a decomposing human figure, a curvaceous Eve smiles coyly in the distance, and the central sensual figure in "The Weather Witches" sits on a flayed donkey's skin, images in the movies, from "Nosferatu" to "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari.
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Adding yet another layer of weirdness is that Big Mouth personifies puberty by way of opposing "hormone monsters," with the lecherous Maury (series co-creator Nick Kroll) following meek Andrew (John Mulaney) as he frets his way through his new urges, while curvaceous Connie (Maya Rudolph) tags alongside Jessi (Jessi Klein) to prod her into indulging in vicious mood swings.
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After the house was completed in 2011, for a cost of about $3 million, she filled it with an eclectic mix of furniture and objects: African masks her parents collected, blue-and-white Chinese and Korean ceramics, and an English pine cabinet with glass doors all live alongside modern, high-backed Alcove sofas and curvaceous plastic Panton chairs from Vitra.
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Saint Laurent's Anthony Vaccarello veiled breasts with a panel of gauze in a velvet dress that originated in an identical style in Yves Saint Laurent's fall 1992 haute couture collection; Julien Dossena of Paco Rabanne used that label's still-futuristic-looking metal mesh alongside chain-linked constructions directly drawn from 1967 designs; and Maria Grazia Chiuri riffed on Christian Dior's penchant for navy blue, offering another iteration of the label's signature curvaceous suit jacket.
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Indeed, no conversation about midcentury Milan is complete without some mention of Gio Ponti, the industrial designer, architect, magazine editor and teacher who influenced — with both products and ideas — the freewheeling look of the era (curvaceous velvet chairs, angular glass light fixtures, boldly patterned surfaces, pastels aplenty) and helped build some of the city's most inspiring structures, including the glass-mosaic Pirelli skyscraper (1960), which cuts through the horizon like a straight-blade razor balanced on one end.
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