Clean and cohesive, a monochromatic look suggests a certain togetherness.
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Like much monochromatic work, Morris's only appears to be so.
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Today he sees no difference between figurative and monochromatic work.
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The "Pretty Little Liars" actress wore a monochromatic nude outfit.
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Keep your accessories neutral to really nail the monochromatic vibe.
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We've seen everything from monochromatic looks to "Upside Down" trends.
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We play a lot with monochromatic color palettes this season.
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A pair of red velvet heels completed the monochromatic look.
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Images are typically monochromatic, or dominated by single, vibrant hues.
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Which is to say, a bit weary, a bit monochromatic.
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They come in three colors: Carbon, monochromatic black, and mineral.
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This monochromatic look fits perfectly with current winter fashion trends.
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Obama topped off this monochromatic outfit with matching pink lipstick.
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Without the Touring's sunroof, the cabin is dark and monochromatic.
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It uses raw natural materials, natural wood tones, monochromatic colors.
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"Her style is extremely crisp, unfussy and monochromatic," Ms. Cocks said.
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So I translated that peaceful feeling to a monochromatic-chic wardrobe.
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Check it out above for an editorial take on monochromatic pink.
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Her burgundy monochromatic outfit was a bold choice, but tastefully executed.
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The world itself is monochromatic, as with much of Kwok's work.
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Rihanna also channeled the monochromatic trend, wearing a bright orange look.
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This new scent is housed in a sleek, rectangular, monochromatic bottle.
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Bond managers emphasize that the picture for retailers is not monochromatic.
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The actor accessorized his monochromatic look with a Tiffany & Co. watch.
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"They want a monochromatic look, in my opinion," Ms. O'Brien said.
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Rickey Thompson chose a monochromatic look for the red-carpet event.
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Making (and wearing) a monochromatic outfit is as simple as that.
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Create a monochromatic look by choosing similar shades of eye makeup.
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The monochromatic apartment plays into the couple's sleek, minimalistic approach perfectly.
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Her sculptural, near-monochromatic paintings make an indelible impression on me.
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Obama picked this monochromatic ensemble for a visit to South Africa.
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"I like films that are monochromatic," Mr. Dudok de Wit said.
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They're monochromatic, they're neutral, they're always posed and they're highly photogenic.
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The Wests are known fans of monochromatic fashion and interior design.
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Celebrities wearing monochromatic outfits in different colors were hard to miss.
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What makes the November recordings weird are their long, monochromatic signal.
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Personally, I think a monochromatic display looks nicer than a colorful one.
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Monochromatic makeup is in — and it's taking over the Oscars red carpet!
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I'm a big fan of monochromatic flowers and of local California roses.
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Think: Daring two-toned smoky eyes, monochromatic ensembles, and super-matte lips.
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Like in previous Yeezy x Addidas shows, the looks were primarily monochromatic.
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The eponymous first section of works is a series of monochromatic paintings.
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"I think the whole monochromatic look here is absolutely stunning," Fields said.
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This hall opens in the back into a stylishly monochromatic dining room.
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Christina Blackaller's costume design, for example, is monochromatic and textural, like furniture.
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We always get behind a monochromatic hair-and-makeup moment. Mic. Drop.
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It was perfectly fine — like its monochromatic brethren, just a tad saltier.
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I've been loving monochromatic looks and one shirt matches the shorts perfectly.
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But that edifice of monochromatic machismo showed signs of cracking throughout 2017.
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The number of monochromatic licenses issued has been declining in recent years.
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However monochromatic its characters, the superhero comic's message has always seemed universal.
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TERRIOR designed the Castle Cove House, an angular and monochromatic domestic dwelling.
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Houses — often without windows and doors — can consist of simple monochromatic planes.
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But at a distance, it all blends into a foggy monochromatic mist.
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I like to have monochromatic paintings to invite the viewer into the paintings.
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Last year, we called it: 2017 would be the year of monochromatic makeup.
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Along the way, drawing led her to monochromatic techniques and quasi-iconographic abstraction.
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Some people just didn't get the high mark up for monochromatic, oversized apparel.
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In the tradition of monochromatic painting, Morris's work comes at an interesting time.
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It all made for a lovely if somewhat monochromatic evening of close listening.
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And when it comes to another favorite, bold colors, Goreski recommends going monochromatic.
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Without a doubt, monochromatic makeup looks were the biggest beauty trend of 2017.
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Monochromatic Makeup Moment at the Think Like A Man Too Premiere in 2014
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Gothic elements and monochromatic symmetry recur and the ornamentation can verge on unreadable.
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"I love monochromatic looks — it's kind of always my aesthetic," she tells PeopleStyle.
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Reagan wore a light blue monochromatic outfit to a royal wedding in 1986.
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She topped off the monochromatic outfit with 90s-inspired sunglasses and nude sandals.
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In traditional monochromatic E Ink, there were just two colors: black and white.
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Cubism's intellectual methodology and monochromatic palette have sometimes made it a hard sell.
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The summer's multicolored nail craze will continue, but with muted and monochromatic shades
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He also created environmental works and made monochromatic paintings with smooth curving surfaces.
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It also contains surprises: Corot's monochromatic ébauche, Cézanne's rawness and Matisse's delicate draughtsmanship.
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For another, a monochromatic upper half allows for even more fun elsewhere, i.e.
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Beginning in the 1970s, though, much of her focus was on monochromatic painting.
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"I was trying to usher in this monochromatic look," he explains to Mallis.
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I stopped doing the Color Field paintings and began making monochromatic encaustic work.
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Still, it's strange to see any TV show where the cast is so monochromatic.
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Khloé went for striped track pants, while Kourtney and Kylie preferred to go monochromatic.
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He topped the monochromatic look with a cream fedora and a pair of aviators.
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From monochromatic eyes and lips, wild updos, and black lipstick, nothing is off limits.
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Enter: the monochromatic beauty trend, a look that matches your lips, cheeks, and eyes.
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As bizarre as it sounds on paper, it makes perfect sense on monochromatic screen.
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His watercolors are mostly monochromatic and fairly representative of the photographs that suggested them.
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Think: Curly bobs, monochromatic makeup, and barely-there eyes paired with punchy red lips.
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For a more bold approach, play with textures, monochromatic colors and statement-making accessories.
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Monochromatic ribbons were largely popular for women of all ages in 17th-century France.
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She matched her heels and fascinator to her dress for a pretty monochromatic look.
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His color schemes are often monochromatic—they treat the white cube like a theater.
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Each featured a quintet of monochromatic cartoon robots, catchy songs, and an educational slant.
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The images were originally monochromatic, and are shown here as a colorized composite image.
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Click ahead to check out some of our favorite monochromatic styles to hit Instagram.
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Heidi Klum hit the carpet in a leggy mini accented with monochromatic silver accessories.
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Or maybe it's a sign that people are just tired of plain, monochromatic cars.
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We can still look at these things and admire them as monochromatic, neoclassical works.
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Plus, they come in three cool colors — an antidote to Apple's boring, monochromatic offering.
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Present in Hendricks' art are flâneur figures contrasted against flat, evocatively bright, monochromatic canvases.
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Jonsson's pastel palette, meanwhile, started around 2009 after she went through different monochromatic periods.
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In the men's department, a few actors played around with the standard monochromatic tuxedo.
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In the video, Kardashian West described their monochromatic, airy space as "a minimal monastery."
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But over the years, the family's colorful surroundings crept into those monochromatic Jewish dishes.
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The bronze is coated with a monochromatic, soft white patina from auto body paint.
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This way, you can get Katie, Jennifer, and Priyanka's monochromatic looks for yourself. Why?
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She made an elegant and monochromatic entrance to her life in the White House.
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The monochromatic look of a longline blazer paired with a jumpsuit is sophisticated and versatile.
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Khloé has proven time and time again that her monochromatic game is totally on point.
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It's composed of a minimal monochromatic dash, and no glossy screens are visible at rest.
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What seems disorienting and monochromatic at first grows richer and more rewarding upon repeated exposure.
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When they're packaged in a pretty, monochromatic bow as entertainment, I can just enjoy it.
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Colleen Tighe's monochromatic illustrations appear in promotions for political organizations, books, websites, and other media.
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When Return of Samus first came out, it was presented in 8-bit, monochromatic glory.
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From her family to yours, Melania wishes you a very pointy and monochromatic holiday season.
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Source: Shay Mitchell; Kevin Winter/Getty; Jim Spe Monochromatic makeup never goes out of style.
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The Arctis series of headphones are almost boring in how staid and monochromatic they are.
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For many, black metal is like the corpsepaint worn by its creators: one-note, monochromatic.
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It'd be nice if Apple added an option for monochromatic complications with the new faces.
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Spy as an influence on her own monochromatic work, it's the ornithologically askew False Knees.
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A pair of bright-red satin pants added a silky sheen to the monochromatic look.
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And it's why the public increasingly tunes out the monochromatic messages from La La Land.
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Everything is arranged by color, and you'll be hard-pressed to spot anything non-monochromatic.
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Hurd's departure leaves a largely monochromatic party even less racially diverse than it already was.
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The Luxury fashion brand Off-White is now selling black and orange monochromatic binder clips.
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Comedian John Mulaney stood out in a blue monochromatic ensemble at the 2018 Emmy Awards.
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Already monochromatic genre conventions are drained of life and color, left sitting lifeless and alone.
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"I sometimes make monochromatic pieces, but here it felt appropriate to use color," he continued.
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They were dressed in the monochromatic garments, and arranged together to form a greater body.
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A kaleidoscope of monochromatic light refracted through the Scotiabank Arena as Radiohead took the stage.
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It is filled with darkly monochromatic works referring to gun violence devastating African-American communities.
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"A lot of times they're kind of monochromatic," he said of the bedrooms he designs.
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Starting at $1,199, the laptop comes equipped with a 10.8-inch E Ink monochromatic display.
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She also added a black fabric flower to her blazer, keeping with the monochromatic theme.
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The monochromatic look is super stylish, especially with the practical yet sophisticated gold utility belt.
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Now it's looking like a reminder of the monochromatic nature of the party's leading candidates.
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Kim Kardashian West shared one of her family&aposs many monochromatic holiday traditions on Friday.
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The frames are often suffused with monochromatic light, washing the characters in red or purple.
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"With this look we're hitting that monochromatic trend with shades of grey and black," Wester says.
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Moving out from the rather monochromatic, red tape-encumbered trademark world is the company's next aspiration.
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But he walks away as an undisputed champion, a button-bashing king of a monochromatic kingdom.
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She imbues it with a monochromatic blue cast creating an additional feeling of distance and disorientation.
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We love them woven through denim belt loops or hung low on a monochromatic, asymmetrical dress.
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These paintings in a monochromatic shade of blue are reminiscent of cyanotypes and just as ghostly.
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Her outfit is impressively monochromatic, with a burgundy sleeveless top, jacket, pants, and pointed-toe boots.
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Neon incandescent lights streak across monochromatic images that appear ripped from the pages of fashion editorials.
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On the agenda this weekend: a metallic, monochromatic smoky eye that pops against all skin tones.
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You play as an unnamed boy exploring a monochromatic, scary world, solving puzzles along the way.
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Meaden on the other hand, kept it monochromatic in a black tattered shirt and matching pants.
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Embrace monochromatic styling from head to toe for a look that's as bold as you are.
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Here, he dazzles in an all-white tuxedo with black loafers for a sleek monochromatic look.
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And unlike many of its monochromatic competitors, the screen is ultra-bright and easy to navigate.
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Monochromatic color schemes are popular among celebrities, but this can make a space feel less homey.
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You can go for a simple monochromatic look or a fun pattern, Eberjey has it all.
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It could be monochromatic, like "White Pinwheel," a 1990 work that achieves a tunnel-like effect.
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A handful of floral prints added to Valli's usual monochromatic gowns of tulle, chiffon and taffeta.
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Kat Von D Beauty Studded Kiss Crème Lipstick in L.U.V. ($19) rounded out the monochromatic purple.
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For Ayón, restricting herself to flat, monochromatic forms may have removed the burden of academic finesse.
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Then, the star took the audience inside her home, where the monochromatic decor seems to begin.
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Rag & Bone has new monochromatic made-in-Italy pool slides, available in black and white ($125).
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Dishes will be plated in a spare and sometimes monochromatic style, and there will be fewer courses.
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She also opted for a Gigi-approved monochromatic look, sporting matching laceless nude sneakers with black detailing.
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Working from observation, she strips away details to leave nothing but planar shapes floating on monochromatic fields.
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They need to turn down projects that are monochromatic both in front of and behind the camera.
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What's more, a computer screen in 1965 was monochromatic — usually black and white or black and green.
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The OnePlus 53 and 5T share a killer feature I haven't seen elsewhere: a monochromatic Reading Mode.
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In these nearly monochromatic panels, meticulously placed and precariously drawn lines recall glimpses of windows and doors.
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The effect is neutral and monochromatic and, I guess, pleasing to the minimalistic Crate and Barrel elite.
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Pre-Swarovski, the looks were very '90s — lots of monochromatic slip dresses, frosted lipstick, and bridal teddies.
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It's a more austere and monochromatic take on the sounds and rhythms he usually plays around with.
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Im Hultberg produces mostly monochromatic canvasses but creates accents in her work through areas of strong contrast.
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No one, however, does a monochromatic look like Lucy Hale... especially because you've probably never even noticed.
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The Weeknd, who is up for seven awards, looked dapper in a monochromatic suit and bow tie.
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The zipper is also the same shade as the sleeve, so the entire look is very monochromatic.
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The Hadid sisters made a statement in monochromatic metallics at the Tommy Hilfiger x Zendaya runway show.
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To evoke the quality of 19th-century engravings, Huston tempered his Technicolor images with a monochromatic overlay.
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Bieber leaned heavily on monochromatic outfits with pops of purple during his "My World Tour" in 2010.
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Her palette is almost monochromatic — light blues, pinks, whites, yellows — but charged, in a poisonous-mushroom way.
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Last year, after a trip to Tangier, he turned his bedroom into a monochromatic chocolate-brown cocoon.
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But in liberating the sport from its monochromatic, moralistic past, you became a captive of your legacy.
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In every picture, this configuration is isolated, like a cutout, against a milky, monochromatic, greenish-gray field.
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Mr. Villareal previously created the shifting, monochromatic "Bay Lights" installation on the Bay Bridge in San Francisco.
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They can add a kick to a monochromatic business suit or give your sweats some extra cool.
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A couple of monochromatic squads, as Tunisia is wearing all white and England is in all red.
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These are highly stylized pictures with a very specific and unique look that often reads as monochromatic.
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Kim and her entourage donned head-to-toe monochromatic ensembles for dinner at the Ritz Hotel on Sept.
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Tonight's caucus in Iowa and next week's New Hampshire primary will be decided by a nearly monochromatic electorate.
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"On one hand I see the beauty of this architecture—the monochromatic landscapes, the fractal forms," he says.
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Even better, not only does monochromatic makeup instantly dress up any look — it's also insanely easy to achieve.
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Jeffrey Borinsky, a London-based television and radio technology historian, raved about his monochromatic televison to TV Licensing.
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Monochromatic canvases dot the walls, and a small pyramid of soft drink cans leans precariously against a pillar.
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They're game for whatever this next villain has to offer – and they're doing so in chic, monochromatic style.
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The coyote lies in a puddle of red, a shocking smear of color on an otherwise monochromatic landscape.
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The whole thing was also wrapped in a red tortilla, so there's a real monochromatic thing happening here.
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Use the red, and you'll have a monochromatic lid to match your lip in 10 seconds or less.
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But just like monochromatic makeup or graphic liner, it's the kind of look that works every damn time.
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Trump's daughters, Ivanka and Tiffany, also opted for simple monochromatic looks, wearing almost identical sky blue cocktail dresses.
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This space holds 19 roughly square monochromatic sheets woven entirely with glass beads and mounted onto stretcher frames.
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Like the big sister to red highlighters, this rosy stick is a multi-purpose hack to monochromatic makeup.
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And like sportswear, the most recent gaming headset models are sleek, monochromatic, and understated—fit for public use.
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If your heart skews towards streamlined looks you'll dig a monochromatic half-dip in your go-to hue.
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She also wore coordinating white stilettos for a monochromatic look that highlighted a butterfly tattoo on her foot.
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Wear them with a cool graphic tee or a matching top for a head-to-toe monochromatic look.
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A colorful wood assemblage hangs on the wall next to a monochromatic red sculpture on a white table.
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And while you're going all in, why not try a monochromatic take with pink eyes, lips, and cheeks?
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These were nearly identical to Keano's monochromatic pyramid, only now there were new names: Angelina, Mila and Ruby.
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But, he points out, "we don't dress in a monochromatic way" so why should cars be any different?
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The show looks at black monochromatic art from the 1940s to today: painting, sculpture, sound, film and video.
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Wearing white-on-white has never looked as effortless as when Gigi Hadid sported this mostly monochromatic look.
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Modeled after the ubiquitous paper keeping item, the new monochromatic takes are decorated with elegant Off-White branding.
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Made up of 36 monochromatic woodblock prints, each with an Urdu word and an "idea-image" that follows.
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Mr. Zurier has devoted over two decades to making increasingly engaging monochromatic paintings that are not quite monochromes.
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The pieces in each series are meant to be combined and recombined to create fields of monochromatic shapes.
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Fans of Kim Kardashian West probably know the star has a thing for monochromatic colors and minimal design.
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They all sport a familiar control setup, with monochromatic graphics displayed on top of a static, colorful backdrop.
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Monochromatic looks, like this one, would appear at regular intervals throughout the show, injecting bold splashes of color.
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America is struggling to find a new identity with a more colorful mosaic, moving beyond our monochromatic past.
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Far from her monochromatic predecessor on the Old Bailey in London, Shonibare's Lady Justice has gone full camp.
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Quite a few readers have noted that they're unhappy with the monochromatic nature of his depiction this season.
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America is struggling to find a new identity with a more colorful mosaic, moving beyond our monochromatic past.
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One of the pieces, ARTISHARDT, an unassuming monochromatic abstract piece hanging by the men's bathroom, caught my eye.
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Davy is wearing a monochromatic navy ensemble with a feathered fascinator and a navy cape-like cardigan on top.
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In the images of fireworks, paint's matter disperses across a monochromatic field, treading the border between abstraction and representation.
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Rihanna embodied the monochromatic dressing trend with her latest neon outfit, which she wore Friday in New York City.
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Keep it subtle on skirts, barely there on dresses, monochromatic on shirts, thick on shoes, and big on earrings.
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The week of runway shows saw looks like Zendaya's sheer, ornate shirtdress, as well as tons of monochromatic outfits.
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"Bleak Street," Arturo Ripstein's new film, turns a lurid tabloid true-crime story into a somber, surreal, monochromatic dream.
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Two demerits for the monochromatic video; three bonus points for a caption that references multiple anxiety-producing news memes.
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Each piece starts out as a monochromatic, plastic-looking face before transforming into a wealth of bumps and recesses.
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"I wanted to capture Lauren's personality and her lifestyle," Marrero tells PEOPLE of the beautiful monochromatic images she shot.
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Finally, Fujifilm, true to its hardcore photography roots, is adding a bunch of built-in monochromatic film simulation modes.
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Likewise, the janky, monochromatic OLED display and rubberized case make the Nabu borderline indestructible to normal wear and tear.
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To pull together the monochromatic makeup, Mann applied the Urban Decay Vice Lipstick in Backtalk all over Williams' lips.
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Nearly every painting in Thomas Kovachevich's "36 Squares" (2011 – 2015) depicts a centrally located image against a monochromatic ground.
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Common complimented the star's monochromatic look with black jeans, shoes and a shirt, paired with an olive green overcoat.
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BELLA'S MONOCHROMATIC BIRTHDAY SUIT Bella rocks anything and everything chrome-colored head-to-toe for her 20th birthday celebration.
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As part of the photoshoot for her story, the actress posed in a series of artistic and monochromatic pictures.
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I could even play a monochromatic Star Trek game that was only marginally better than watching Mac Paint dry.
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"I just love color, but he's a very sophisticated guy," she says of the formerly gray and monochromatic space.
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Already, Rihanna has worn one of her designs: a monochromatic checkerboard fox fur coat from this year's fall collection.
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Lopez is the latest star to sport a monochromatic look, which has been one of the season's biggest trends.
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The setting at first is beautifully monochromatic, with blank white panels and flickering video images projected behind Ms. Qian.
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I throw on some grey joggers, a grey fitted turtleneck, and a grey beanie (monochromatic outfits make me wet).
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There was no art on the walls; a monochromatic nature print above the headboard provided the sole decorative touch.
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A monochromatic milieu of gold-clad fans waving rally towels of the same hue has rendered venues virtually indistinguishable.
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Even with the disappointing late add, Final Fantasy XV still has the best monochromatic grading of any of them.
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Nyong'o's "monochromatic" makeup incorporated "tones of red, burgundy, coppery-bronze and gold on eyes, lips and nails," says Barose.
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Bolivian architect Freddy Mamani Silvestre sees the city of El Alto as a monochromatic panorama of geography and architecture.
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The room looks almost organic—like a rippling, monochromatic coral reef—but bringing it to life was a technological feat.
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By 1960, Gramcko has moved in a totally different direction, making monochromatic textured works marked by circular or elliptical indentations.
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Two others, also untitled, are hard-edged monochromatic abstractions from 1965 and '67 in shades of blue and gray, respectively.
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Nazim is skilled in pencil, ink, etching, and computer graphics, using each to craft a unified body of monochromatic work.
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For her airplane outfit, Kim, 37, rocked a monochromatic look with a cream-colored sweatsuit under brown shearling suede jacket.
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There's the monochromatic "Urbanization" pair, "Modern Nomad" with a high-meets-low design and "Neorganic" which is inspired by nature.
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But fittingly, the plodding and emotionally monochromatic Views eclipsed the cover altogether, hinting at the loss of intimacy to come.
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We've also got to acknowledge Berry's monochromatic game: Her pink and green wrap perfectly matched her camouflage Church Boutique miniskirt.
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It's not going to be traditional mixed bouquets, but more in my aesthetic, the monochromatic color tones I work with.
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Monochromatic makeup ruled the Oscars red carpet, and it shows no signs of slowing down as we head into spring.
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Most of the time, though, we'll call it a success if there were just a few non-monochromatic empire gowns.
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The actress opted for a belt that matched her duster for a monochromatic moment that is practical and super-flattering.
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"The red monochromatic off the shoulder Gabriela Hearst bodysuit with the matching trouser … was so beautiful on her," Demeterio explains.
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The result is a series of abstract, monochromatic digital prints which resemble geological and archeological forms overlaid with scrambled typographies.
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Instead of an e-ink display, it has a monochromatic LCD display reminiscent of a very old school digital watch.
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If your jumpsuit is monochromatic like Mama's is, try a patterned piece, like she did with her Fanh Dhanm headwrap.
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From the monochromatic realm of dreams to the Kodachrome world of Pop and Punk sentiments, irreverence rounded out the aesthetic.
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She then hit the red carpet in a bold, monochromatic look: a plunging two-piece suit with wide-legged trousers.
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Juicy Couture, a brand known for its colorful, monochromatic tracksuits, enjoyed widespread popularity in the late 22014s and early 20183s.
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We've been playing with different variations of monochromatic looks for a while, but this one just might be our favorite.
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Researchers believe a monochromatic palette is a disorienting visual cue, making you more wary of piling your plate with food.
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Filipova's images of the remote research station, which is one of the northernmost settlements in the world, are purposefully monochromatic.
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It's also a great way to rock the monochromatic makeup trend without cashing out for dozens of matchy-matchy products.
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This summer, we're taking things up a notch with a monochromatic bronze look that adds a simple-yet-sultry effect.
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The pro used the same shades on her lips, creating a monochromatic look that also coordinated with her Versace outfit.
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The monochromatic pom-pom adds a subtle touch of fun that will kick any party outfit up a notch. 2.
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I accidentally ordered a very monochromatic box, but I loved all of it and was very tempted to purchase ... everything.
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Perhaps her most distinctive pieces are gigantic, largely monochromatic murals with repeating patterns that evoke hieroglyphs and 22011s pop art.
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Jennifer Lopez wore an eye-catching monochromatic ensemble to a "Hustlers" Q&A event on Monday in New York City.
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Meanwhile, for singer Julia Michaels, the shade was just the thing to break up the rest of her monochromatic makeup.
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Unlike the painting, Kaayk's simulated garden of hell is a monochromatic gray, featuring figures from crowd-sourced 3D scans. Hell.
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Small pencil marks and graphite erasures accompany monochromatic and rainbow-like patterns that shift as the viewer approaches their frame.
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Bobb-Willis uses monochromatic thrift store clothing, diverse models, and bright light to set abstract scenes that explore human movement.
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In the gallery's lower level, the exhibition ends with five mostly monochromatic, large-scale paintings from Berthot's breakthrough earlier periods.
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Ko grafts geometric patterns onto the surfaces of her pies and tarts, photographing most of them against sober, monochromatic backgrounds.
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Celebrities also gravitate toward a monochromatic and minimalist interior, but designers say this can make a space feel less homey.
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A monochromatic pair of diamond, iron, white gold and blackened silver earrings are an austere abstraction of a medal silhouette.
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In his black-and-white compositions and lustrous monochromatic works, light seems to emanate directly beneath the pictures' granular surfaces.
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What I like is, they're leaning into the grotesque at times, but then at other times it's monochromatic and beautiful.
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Mr. Gagosian said he would feature Mr. Marden's new monochromatic work in October in his London gallery on Grosvenor Hill.
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The base Sport goes the nostalgia route with a rudimentary monochromatic LCD screen reminiscent of an '80s Texas Instruments calculator.
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Mr. Buttigieg, on the other hand, is a carefully honed case, so consistently earnest he can come across as monochromatic.
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After Rothko's death, many critics described (or dismissed) his late, dark works as monochromatic dead ends, evidence of his despair.
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Among the first was the Los Angeles ocean, though you wouldn't guess the location based on the somber monochromatic palette.
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Technically, Samus Returns is a remake of Metroid II, which first launched on the original monochromatic Game Boy back in 1991.
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Films can be hyper colorful and smack you with the entire color wheel, or they can be totally muted and monochromatic.
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Set in a laundromat with a Pepto Bismol-hued theme, the video was an invitation into the monochromatic world he's creating.
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Cardi kept it monochromatic from head-to-toe, including her manicure, which was created by her longtime nail artist, Jenny Bui.
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Just as harrowing as their crimes are the glimmers of humanity that often shine through the dingy prisons and monochromatic uniforms.
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Last year, the cups were red, but people were upset that there weren't any holiday decorations on the simple, monochromatic cup.
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And while Kylie is having a monochromatic moment with her surrounding, she still manages to stand out in a big way.
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With his monochromatic space-suit, his asymmetric fade, and his flashy stage show, Powerline was already visually molded after Bobby Brown.
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Black and white is a little bit on the obscure side — it's abstract; the world doesn't really look monochromatic like that.
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They were monochromatic and minimal, but not enough to satisfy those who favored Abstract Expressionism or those who would champion Minimalism.
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"I love monochromatic glam and Priyanka loves muted but bold tones so I wanted to make a statement lip," he explains.
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In a number of photos, an ochre strain (or chemical emulsion) is visible, usually along the edge of the monochromatic shape.
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Pair it with a gold nail polish featuring hints of iridescent purple for a monochromatic look that's not too matchy-matchy.
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The monochromatic drawings, rendered in ink and charcoal, fuse mechanical and architectural elements in a haunting, futuristic tangle of splintering viewpoints.
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It all started at Good Morning America, where she kicked off the launch of her book with a nude monochromatic outfit.
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The actress accessorized the look with monochromatic sandals and gold drop earrings, and wore her long blonde locks in a ponytail.
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Brie has also been ahead of many major makeup trends, like monochromatic pairings done in peachy shades and pink-dominated looks.
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The Tamagotchi On's color screen isn't a new feature, but it's a vast improvement to the versions featuring a monochromatic display.
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Hadid also modeled a similarly monochromatic red velvet look during the Max Mara show for Milan Fashion Week in February 2017.
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Yoon was intentional with her subjects, positioning each child in the center of a sea of monochromatic stuff like small buoys.
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Monochromatic color may be a bold fashion statement, but sometimes, contrast is cooler — like when it comes to brows and hair.
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This sense of sublimated mourning is dramatized in several monochromatic paintings that feature tightly rolled canvas bundles, looking like ancient scrolls.
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The end result is a more monochromatic version of the McDonald's classic that or a double decker friend chicken patty sandwich.
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Where black played a supporting role in earlier works, it became dominant in this next monochromatic phase during the early '50s.
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Life remains difficult for most North Koreans, but in the capital socialism's monochromatic clothes are being replaced with more fashionable outfits.
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The monochromatic jam is a laundry list (and part anatomy class) of all things pink: your lips, your brain, your heart.
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For his current exhibition, he constructed layered space in his paintings by arranging different-sized, monochromatic rectangles atop of each other.
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There's also Susan Hiller's "Channels" (2013), which consists of a cavalcade of 104 analogue televisions radiating white noise and monochromatic minimalism.
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The copies of featured Filmfarsi productions are mostly monochromatic and bleary, the imagery struggling to hold together like a faded dream.
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I'm considering having them painted the same (softer) color as my kitchen walls to reduce glare and promote a monochromatic look.
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The second is domestic: He prefers his living space spartan and nearly monochromatic — no clutter, clean lines and mostly white surfaces.
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Over the years this number has since declined drastically, but there are still people in the world who enjoy their monochromatic television.
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Somewhere between the monochromatic look sweeping Hollywood and no-makeup makeup lies a new red-carpet trend that beautifully marries the two.
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For older gamers, the term probably evokes images of simpler times, blocky games on the Atari 2600, or monochromatic matches of Pong.
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Looking straight on, I was reminded of the luminous bandings of Rothko's late monochromatic works, or Matisse's "Porte-fenêtre à Collioure" (1914).
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On her way out of the woods, however, she went monochromatic in her sparkly sheer-paneled onesie and custom Stuart Weitzman booties.
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Liquor bottles rendered with photo-realistic precision are set against pastel grounds or in monochromatic paintings that function like blacked-out interiors.
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With a minimalist, monochromatic design and a range of five ear tip sizes, the Final E5000s are the definition of unisex hardware.
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Before that, the '90s ruled the red carpet, with celebs going sleek with a flat iron to match their monochromatic brown makeup.
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Adele showed up at tonight's Grammy Awards in an elaborately-embellished, olive-hued custom Givenchy gown featuring intricate monochromatic beaded detailing throughout.
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This ranges from monochromatic almost-black photographs of water to a 14-foot installation of 50 near-identical photo-booth self-portraits.
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The overwhelming figurative detail of Virginia Wagner's Wake brazenly sticks out next to a subdued, almost monochromatic painting by James Case-Leal.
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Opting for a monochromatic ensemble, Danner, 76, opted for a long white top with a matching pair of pants and white sandals.
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I want to establish this cultural context for Appleby's paintings because she is a monochromatic artist, but she is not a purist.
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A rolling wave crests across three separate panels of a monochromatic triptych, carrying a boatful of refugees as they careen over water.
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I contributed a near-monochromatic, hard-edge painting of a living room interior appropriated from a tiny ad in the Yellow Pages.
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In her earlier art, Douglas used inks and water-based media on raw linen, which resulted in delicately nuanced, mostly monochromatic works.
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VALERIYA SAFRONOVA I thought the monochromatic tones of the neighborhood made the girls' faces even more vivid and their movements more emphatic.
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But Mr. West's shrill missives from the monochromatic sunken place that is his mansion may be consequential in ways he can't fathom.
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Each steamer basket arrives with a bowl of unflavored split-rice porridge, a monochromatic sea of comfort adorned with thinly sliced scallions.
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Don José is encouraged to leave the clinic by Micaëla (the silvery and precise but monochromatic soprano Elsa Dreisig), but he refuses.
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Whether you choose one monochromatic cake or a lineup of colorful desserts, these avant-garde cake designs will be everywhere in 2020.
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Photographed individually against monochromatic backgrounds, these mundane objects — a cell phone, a toy, a bottle of skin lotion — take on monumental significance.
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Early works like "Floating Shapes" (1958) or the delicate monochromatic "Vespers" (73) are porous and fragile, their vagrant threads intersecting organic designs.
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What holds the book together is Truong's artwork: confident, contoured brush strokes with watercolor washes, alternating between full color and monochromatic tints.
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Influenced by Picasso's Blue Period, Malik Roberts explores the repercussions of generational poverty, racism, and violence in Black communities using monochromatic hues.
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"Two Italians, Six Lifeguards" opens with five older pieces, small monochromatic canvases that were painted by Ms. Rommel, 35, from 2010 to 2012.
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The limited color palette and repetitive protrusions bear resemblance to neo-avant garde Italian painter Enrico Castellani, specifically his undulating, monochromatic "Superficie" (1974).
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Whatever vibe suits you best, you'll be ready to rip off that monochromatic Band-Aid with the IG-approved looks coming your way.
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Here's what celebrities wore to New York Fashion Week events, from monochromatic outfits and stunning sheer ensembles to metallic and animal-printed suits.
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Commissioned by Look magazine in 20173, it's a nearly monochromatic rendering of a young man's bravery and defiance in the face of death.
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Onto her pristine, monochromatic surfaces, Hall makes a pattern of dots using a sharp pencil, which differ according to color of the ground.
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Casual (But Still Stylish) Night OutKim and her entourage donned head-to-toe monochromatic ensembles for dinner at the Ritz Hotel on Sept.
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Previously, my works were kept in monochromatic color schemes, but I always knew that I eventually would arrive at such results with colors.
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What separates an all-purple room in Ferney's Color Factory from monochromatic avant-garde paintings like Ad Reinhardt's series of square, black canvases?
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A dot of bright red from the passerby's open umbrella infuses a relatively monochromatic, geometric composition with a diminutive shot of vibrant color.
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Art world people are obsessed with a monochromatic palette and a stark silhouette, presumably because they've been exposed to so much Richard Serra.
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When we imagine rose-themed makeup, we typically picture it as a monochromatic pink look, but this one is a lot more literal.
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Vero also added complimentary animated visuals that went in quite the opposite direction, using saturated and monochromatic colors with wireframe and geometric shapes.
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For the first few years the couple attended, from 2004 to 2006, the aspiring POTUS and FLOTUS kept things subtle in monochromatic looks.
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The monochromatic palette enhances this bleak story, where people are required to jack into a "postmortem social network" in order to combat overpopulation.
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However, in bringing up her biographical details, I am proposing that Appleby's monochromatic paintings are not about color, but about nature and light.
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The former "High School Musical" star added a splash of color with her pink metallic purse, but otherwise kept her look fairly monochromatic.
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I received a pair of the glasses in "monochromatic black" (though they also come in a carbon color and a lighter "mineral" tone).
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Another way he stood apart – particularly from American minimalists — was his commitment to line rather than an all-over, hands-free monochromatic surface.
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The way Berthot integrates such unassuming geometric forms into a miasmic, monochromatic or polychromatic picture plane lends a special charge to each work.
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He recently began selecting choice illustrations from the series for Mazes to the Motherlode II, a snapshot of his ever-expanding monochromatic universe.
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Directed by Benny and Josh Safdie, the movie uses vibrant, neon lights and moments of periodic, monochromatic bleakness to help tell the story.
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The monochromatic surfaces of earlier, smaller paintings shift about, becoming squares or rectangles within larger compositions — except that their edges are weirdly raised.
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For Austin Austin, Newby has conjured a figurative gang of monochromatic faces and torsos that embellish the brand's recycled boxes, bottles and tubs.
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He posted a photo of a white gallery space with large monochromatic paintings on the wall and asked what everyone thought of them.
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Scroll down to shop our favorite colorful styles and build your own monochromatic ensemble inspired by Katie Holmes, J.Lo, and Priyanka for fall.
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"I wanted my home to be very neutral and monochromatic, so I chose a gray color as a relaxing base color," he said.
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There are also a range of color options, including three monochromatic options with additional ways to tweak the contrast, saturation, and grain level.
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So instead I'm going to take the rest of this newsletter space to show you these cool-ass kids in coolhunting, monochromatic fits.
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While everyone from Blake Lively to Jennifer Lopez has embraced the monochromatic trend, it's time to throw some other colors into the mix.
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London On the final day of the London men's shows, Craig Green presented a series of wearable, monochromatic suitlike silhouettes and plaid pieces.
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He achieved this diversity by way of six monochromatic looks, drawing inspiration from muses ranging from Alice Cooper to New York underground club kids.
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Wether it's natural, super glam, or artistic, your makeup is one way you can let your individuality shine in a sea of monochromatic gowns.
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It's odd, creative and intensely insular, dropping viewers into a mysteriously monochromatic, near future world where everyone is emotionless and dressed in crisp whites.
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Where monochromatic black and white has long been the favored twosome, spring style is going beyond basic neutrals to a world of bold combinations.
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Much of its visual charm comes from the monochromatic minimalism of its exterior, which synergizes very well with the brilliant OLED display's perfect blacks.
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She went monochromatic with her accessorizes a pair of matching pink sneakers, Stalvey bag and pair of retro Adam Selman x Le Specs sunglasses.
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But Yeezy Season 5 was so low-key, Kim Kardashian West's monochromatic purple outfit might have been the most exciting aspect of the afternoon.
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I think that the monochromatic thing going on right now is really fun, and it's gonna be great with cooler fall colors, like gray.
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While the Zoolander 2 star opted for a bright monochromatic look, little sis Monica showed her wild side with a fun, animal-print frock.
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Douglas and Zeta-Jones wore matching monochromatic looks, with Douglas's royal blue suit and sweater pairing well with Zeta-Jones' striking dark red dress.
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I swipe it onto the apples of my cheeks and — if I'm feeling really trendy — up around to my eyelids for a monochromatic look.
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Styled mostly in monochromatic looks of blacks, grays, tans, olive, merlot, the whole knit-on-knit thing is something we can definitely get behind.
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Lovato finished off the monochromatic look with one of the seven pairs of sneakers she designed for the brand in a matching nude tone.
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Put a fresh, monochromatic spin on that magic mixture like production assistant Camille Coklow to create a blurred effect with your bra and shirt.
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The original Pokemon Red, Pokemon Blue, and Pokemon Yellow were released this week for download on Nintendo 3DS, in all of their monochromatic glory.
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The star looked stunning in a face full of monochromatic orange makeup, dusted on her eyes, lips, and cheeks by makeup artist Hung Vanngo.
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In 1990, she did a series of map paintings based on other people's memories, outlining silhouettes of maps on a loosely painted monochromatic ground.
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"I wanted to have a lot of candles and I wanted the feeling of the tree to be a bit more monochromatic," she explains.
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There's a glorious beauty to avatars in this film for the free folk that is contrasted by the monochromatic Sixers in their Loyalty Centers.
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It begins vividly, in a gritty and monochromatic rendering of the Shibuya district in Tokyo, where a 9-year-old runaway, Ren, scrapes by.
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Even the cover, a monochromatic and cleaned up cousin of Willie Nelson's Redheaded Stranger, suggests a subtle, smoother, updated version of outlaw country style.
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I'd pore over pictures of the whitish-gray machine, with its monochromatic LCD screen, recognizably NES-like face controls, and glowing red power indicator.
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One thing that struck me about these paintings is that they are seldom if ever mentioned in any survey of monochromatic painting in America.
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Japanese aristocrats practiced a related, largely monochromatic technique, called suminagashi ("floating ink"), to enhance calligraphy and haiku, as far back as the 12th century.
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What message does such a monochromatic image like this send to nonwhite young people who wish to embark on a career of civil service?
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As a party with a diverse electorate, the Democrats should not be spending so much time and money catering to such a monochromatic subset.
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By contrast, former President Barack Obama's circle of advisers in the face of the 2014 Ebola outbreak in West Africa was hardly so monochromatic.
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A limited edition of 20 and priced at $100, Pantera is an eyecatcher that would look beautiful in a monochromatic or colorful gallery wall.
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As opposed to several other of his web videos, Sanders mentions neither policy nor strategy—it's all passion and enthusiasm from his nearly monochromatic audiences.
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While we covet their colorful bags, animal print boots and monochromatic looks , there's one item that no one (besides a brave few) can avoid: coats.
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YouTuber Toni Olaoye is here to show you that nailing a monochromatic pink look requires only a few steps — and the right products, of course.
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Cohen could have hypothetically gotten away with the tweet by claiming that his daughter was some sort of monochromatic model, then leaving it at that.
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At that event she also opted for a monochromatic look, pairing the dark green version of the skirt with a green shirt from & Other Stories.
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Nike has released brand new "Color Rush" jerseys, and this year all 32 NFL teams get to participate in the extremely bright monochromatic uniform fun.
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Chopra Jonas (who wed Nick Jonas in December 2018) opted for a monochromatic moment by accessorizing with soft pink sunglasses and a flower hair fastener.
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And to prevent it from adopting a hyper-simplistic, monochromatic view of the world, it could be programmed to appreciate intellectual, cultural, and social diversity.
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The new color E Ink displays will be just as low-power as their monochromatic equivalents, and just as legible, even in low-light conditions.
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Carl Burton's oddly hypnotic animated GIFs depict a range of monochromatic scenes: a strange, pulsating cylinder or mysterious beams of light in a lush forest.
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These monochromatic lycra and mesh stylings have it all: queer roots, ironic pool slides, and $4 black cotton shorts layered on top of $130 leggings.
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Monochromatic pattern layers mimic the appearance of television static, yet the title invites viewers to look more closely, straining for visions of ships and seascapes.
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The nearly monochromatic painting is 21 x 17 inches so viewers have to get up close to the surface to see what is going on.
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"The space feels so finished and refined," says Yashar, gesturing to the high-spec series of rooms that open from the monochromatic marble-floored atrium.
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From tiny houses to microapartments to monochromatic clothing to interior-decorating trends — picture white walls interrupted only by succulents — less now goes further than ever.
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In the past, Gomez has made us desperate for bangs, while Washington and Robbie have made us swoon for monochromatic makeup and bright pink blush.
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In its monochromatic splendor, Ricci's map immediately challenges our visual habits, commanding pause as we find our bearings in this alternate view of the globe.
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The West tends to think of China as a mysterious place that is more or less monochromatic in terms of culture, language, and even food.
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The skin that Robin is running is pretty much stock Android with a monochromatic twist that ties it together with the design of the hardware.
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Paulette Jo, the creator behind the camera and the paintbrush, paints the image of a young girl with red lips and a monochromatic striped shirt.
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There's also monochromatic homages to Anna Atkins, and even two stacks of paper arranged so that the negative space between them resembles a single rose.
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NFL franchise owners, in particular, are incredibly monochromatic for a league where over two-thirds of players, and a large percentage of fans, are black.
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I monkey around with the bird's seasoning, and, for the vegetables, I want some bright flavors and colors to contrast with the generally monochromatic basics.
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But they tended to be monochromatic, as if early-onset ennui and the shallow comforts of art snobbery were the exclusive inventions of white people.
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Derek Jarman's film ["Blue," released in 1993, months before his death] is monochromatic, literally a blue screen, and you hear actors reading from Jarman's diary.
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Like so much Parton ephemera, they provide only partial glimpses of her vast allure — the monochromatic pieces that make up a coat of many colors.
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A few of his watches have slight color accents, like small splashes of red or yellow on the hands, but their appearance generally is monochromatic.
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The game's surreal, "1-bit" monochromatic art style and unique time travel mechanic make it one of the most fascinating puzzle games in recent memory.
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The cameras create a three-dimensional representation of you that looks a bit like the monochromatic and slightly blurry videos made by a Microsoft Kinect.
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But it can also be spare; the incomparable French chef Daniel Boulud told me of a ''killer'' monochromatic one comprising just cod, cauliflower and potatoes.
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But it can also be spare; the incomparable French chef Daniel Boulud told me of a 'killer' monochromatic one comprising just cod, cauliflower and potatoes.
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And later that year, when we get to "Untitled (Multiform)" (1948), which floats monochromatic rectangles on a background, we come to a signature-style Rothko.
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He has arranged differently sized monochromatic panels to evoke a Pac-Man-like world populated by authority figures that a child would be entertained by.
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And the razor-sharp precision of van Eyck's monochromatic drawing against the washy, yellow-and-blue sunset sky is as jarring as it is exhilarating.
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By 1959-60, Katz was depicting figures against flat, monochromatic grounds and making his first cutouts, essentially moving in seemingly opposite directions at the same time.
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Although black and white television is ancient history for most tech-savvy consumers, more than 7,000 households in the UK still use the monochromatic TV set.
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Kim Kardashian West and her sister Kourtney Kardashian both rocked monochromatic black looks while attending the 2018 LACMA Art + Film Gala on Saturday in Los Angeles.
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And her latest event look — a gorgeous, floral-adorned, braided updo teamed with cranberry monochromatic makeup — is yet another one to add to your Pinterest board.
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Fergie struts in shiny leather and tailored suits through a stark monochromatic set, playing ping-pong and chess with herself as she raps about her comeback.
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Monochromatic, drab, with dark soot and graying plaster and baked dirt puffing up in clouds when a cart or motorcycle or the rare automobile goes by.
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My Sport included two displays: an eight-inch, high-resolution, full color touchscreen and a 3.5-inch TFT (thin film transistor) monochromatic display on the dash.
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Forever the red carpet risk-taker, Taraji went with a deep, but bold purple shade that gave a pop of color to her otherwise monochromatic look.
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The recent work is a series of monochromatic blue paintings which incorporate the chevron — a symbol he has been utilizing on and off since the 21953s.
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What could have been a drab monochromatic topography is instead beguiling, with shades of white, red and brown galvanizing under the early morning and twilight skies.
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The 2018 version of Rachel is rocking a serene, largely monochromatic aesthetic (with tinges of millennial pink, of course) in keeping with her trend-conscious persona.
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Motorola followed the trend of dual rear cameras, but it only uses the second 13MP lens for depth effects and monochromatic tricks, which can be fun.
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They're called Multisticks and they're Push Pop-sized pigments meant for use on lips, cheeks, and eyelids — perfect for getting the ultimate '90s-babe monochromatic look.
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To pair with her theme, Richie and her team opted for a '70s-inspired look, with a bohemian House of Harlow maxidress and monochromatic bronze makeup.
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No telling how long he might remain the Monochromatic Man of Steel in the movie, but even a brief appearance is enough to justify merch, right?
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There are the beauty trends that most everyone welcomes with open arms, like dewy highlighter, lush, velvety-looking lip color, and easy-to-wear monochromatic makeup.
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Over the past year, robes have been reimagined in a variety of prints, shapes, and fabrics: On the spring 2017 runways, Etro offered monochromatic, collarless pieces.
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Her huge, monochromatic works form a literal backdrop to a foreground of cut-out busts—some politicians, some cultural stalwarts—leaning against wooden chairs and easels.
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After posting a photo of her monochromatic white pantsuit from the awards show, some fans thought they spotted a minor nip slip on the reality star.
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Stewart was a champion of the glossy eye, burgundy eye, wrap-around shadow, monochromatic makeup, and two-toned liner looks years before they hit their stride.
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Watts, 48, kept her look understated and monochromatic for the evening, walking the red carpet in a black skirt and coat and a patterned white shirt.
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Deep With Blue UndertonesThe cocoa tint Matin chose for Maryse was, essentially, the same brown as her skin, which made for a super-monochromatic, effortless look.
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Maybe it's the fact that the particular rouge hue of her chest perfectly matches both her cheeks and her lipstick to create a monochromatic glam moment.
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These days, my inclination is toward preparations that mitigate a carrot's innate sweetness, which I sometimes find a bit monochromatic (even with prestigious multicolored heirloom carrots).
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And in Milan, Missoni's interpretation came in mixed shades of blue and green, camouflaged with monochromatic triangles and Breton stripes, with contrasting embroidery across the chest.
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Each room relies on a pale pink and forest green monochromatic color scheme, on top of the unexpected architecture, to transport guests to an alternate reality.
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And though billed as medium weight, the monochromatic designs are heavy enough to add serious warmth to a bed (a queen, specifically) or sofa this winter.
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Monochromatic dressing appears to be a fashion trend that's gaining momentum, and Lopez isn't the first to step out in a color-coordinated look this season.
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The room itself is an interlocking series of monochromatic rectangles, which section the space off, adding to the feeling of isolation that runs through the composition.
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Dr. Ashkin began experimenting with lasers — beams of coherent monochromatic light waves marching in unison like toy soldiers — in the 1960s, shortly after they were invented.
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His haunting images, reduced to monochromatic shades, document the actual movement and encampments of human beings as they migrated from North Africa and the Middle East.
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In Selma, about 100 pages later, the question recurs: the image shows a flat, barren geometry of a monochromatic street bifurcated by a vivid telephone pole.
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Clearly there's a lot of people fed up with monochromatic interiors, with all this emphasis on hotel-like environments, and newly excited by Mario's maximalist style.
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Kim Kardashian West is known to be a fan of monochromatic dressing and home decor, as the majority of her house is decorated in neutral tones.
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The decision to stage the first vote in monochromatic Iowa was a bad idea even before the Iowa Democratic Party had a meltdown on live television.
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The Mezzanine space of the A.R.T./New York Theaters has been converted into a monochromatic stretch of prairie and forest by the set designer Louisa Thompson.
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Americans tend to view the region through the monochromatic lens of "terrorism" and therefore tend to wonder too simplistically about how to fight and defeat that.
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But for more than 20 years, its logo was multi-colored, using striped rainbow colors from 1976 to 1998 before its current "luxuriously simple, monochromatic" iteration.
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"Bold colored makeup is definitely having its moment right now and [the] monochromatic look is also a hot trend," a 3INA representative said in an email.
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Sharing some images of her steamy look on social media, the 21-year-old makeup mogul showed off her fit figure in an almost entirely monochromatic outfit.
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The musician, 29, also opted for a monochromatic ensemble, wearing a black shirt with a pair of matching trousers with a sporty checkered pattern on the side.
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In "Slip/Spill" (2016), the balance of monochromatic rhomboids feels temporary, with some of the linear bands acknowledging the painting's edge while others appear to extend beyond.
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Stella's Moby Dick series also includes a set of predominantly monochromatic prints, infused with faint splashes of color to express a more weighty response to Melville's tale.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "The world is not monochromatic," Billy Al Bengston reminds me, telling me why he won't make another blue painting anytime soon.
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If you're in the market for a new hair color for summer, we will give sushi hair this: It's more exciting than the more monochromatic peach hair.
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Who can forget her power goth look at the Met Gala, her Audrey Hepburn-inspired bouffant at Cannes, or her delicate, monochromatic makeup at the Golden Globes?
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According to Vogue, the latest trend was a happy accident from Bumble and Bumble stylist Allen Thomas Wood while he was creating a monochromatic hairstyle with makeup.
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Opting for a monochromatic look, Meghan wore a dark red sweater from Joseph and bespoke red heels by Sarah Flint for a roundtable discussion with young leaders.
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Your small, blob-like character is then sent back to your monochromatic house, tasked with exploring the world anew and attempting to discover more of its secrets.
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Porter may have been wearing a monochromatic look at the 2018 premiere of "Pose," but he made it his own by adding an almost witch-like hat.
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With their undulating edges, the monochromatic shapes come across as liquid, while the stark figure-ground relationship might bring to mind certain aspects of Ellsworth Kelly's paintings.
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That way the full bandwidth can be used to describe a nearly monochromatic scene even though strictly speaking it should be only using a fraction of it.
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READMEWeek-long battery life*Step tracker (sort of)Bulky but not heavyPush notifications from your phone (sort of)SPEC DUMP$199.99Screen: monochromatic OLEDConnectivity: Bluetooth-enabled3-axis accelerometer
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The kids are projected so large that their appearance exists as texture, their monochromatic bodies becoming a part of the salt-stained concrete on which they move.
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It's the first time the company has ever made a completely monochromatic 5-quart stand mixer, and it even has a unique cast iron-like textured finish.
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For now, the resolution is 150 pixels per inch (ppi), which is roughly half the resolution you find on a typical, 6-inch, monochromatic E Ink display.
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The monochromatic paint lends these mostly circular, compacted collages the illusion of being flat, but, on closer inspection, their brassily colored metallic elements reveal shadows and depths.
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By getting the Midas touch on her tresses, Hyland, 26, gave herself an instant illuminator for the eyes and created a monochromatic neutral look with her skin.
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Two types of solar panels — white thin film photovoltaic (PV) cells and black monocrystalline silicon PV cells — give the plant the look of China's favourite monochromatic animal.
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Released for mobile devices, Pridefest is a social simulator where you, the mayor, must spread "fun and rainbows" throughout your drab, monochromatic city by hosting pride parades.
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The Boogie Boards have only ever been available in monochromatic palettes, including the recent Play n' Trace that used a lovely shade of blue on its screen.
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On a black, ochre, or white monochromatic ground, Kim painted an emblematic form made of concentric bands, whose outward shape recalls an aerial view of a blossom.
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The murals and red-painted walls and columns of some rooms remind visitors that ancient people did not, in fact, live in a monochromatic, stone-colored world.
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The excitable opening suggests a revival of the Fellini-inspired musical "Nine," but what follows is as emotionally monochromatic as the imposing gray of Christopher Oram's sets.
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Katie Holmes is another star who recently rocked the monochromatic trend, mixing a silky orange dress with a similar rust-toned jacket for a unique fall look.
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After taking in her gorgeous, monochromatic makeup, we noticed something else slightly different about the star: Her hair is the tiniest bit shorter, and it looks good.
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The Eyes of My Mother is skin-crawling gothic horror about mutilated minds and bodies, which makes its frame-by-frame monochromatic beauty all the more unnerving.
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Three years later, in 913, the artist had his first one-man show — monochromatic paintings and drawings — at the Bykert Gallery on West 57th Street in Manhattan.
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The plaster cracks naturally, and Varejão paints them in a monochromatic white, coloring the edges a claylike shade to lend them the appearance of cracked terra cotta.
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Whereas blood relations tend to share a certain monochromatic tint, professional ties can be kaleidoscopic in their randomness, not to mention intensely Machiavellian and therefore inherently dramatic.
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For adults who still want to wear sneakers, the monochromatic color schemes and brandless, simple styles make Atoms feel as mature and reliable as you can get.
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The majority of the pieces, though, are monochromatic, like lilac or grape dresses in varying shapes and a marigold tank top and shorts that play with seaming.
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Meanwhile, her younger brother opted for a more monochromatic ensemble, rocking a white fleece jacket with matching pants as well as a pair of faded blue sneakers.
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She traded slouchy, almost sloppy, sweaters and pants in soft colors for a simple yet luxurious wardrobe of crisp monochromatic trousers paired with turtlenecks or button-downs.
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Bacon remained formulaic and unsparing to the bitter end, his compact, contorted figures hemmed inside lushly painted monochromatic fields — reds, oranges, pinks — circumscribed by recurrent geometric designs.
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Although he always considered himself a sculptor, at the age of 51 he started to produce paintings on canvas, abstract, monochromatic, and marked with dot-like patterns.
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Design Earth, led by duo Rania Ghosn and El Hadi Jazalry, turns the crucial waterway into a monochromatic game of strategy in the "After Oil" series (2016).
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Now, our next look Monochromatic is available — the rest are a surprise, but we will be rolling out one for fall, holiday and a red carpet-inspired look.
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"Because I'm so comfortable wearing monochromatic looks, I get a reaction from people that's almost empowering them like, 'Dang, I wish I could dress like that,'" Abdalla says.
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Monochromatic makeup, as the name implies, is the technique of keeping your eyes, lips, and cheeks within one shade range — and it's having a huge moment right now.
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Apparently, having monochromatic decor is an effective tactic to get you tons of free marketing buzz, since the number of millennial pink places is growing by the day.
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All of them are monochromatic squares filled with a carefully controlled field of differently colored dots, a luminous center slowly dissipating as it moves toward the painting's edges.
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"I love this cream-powder formula because it's so builable, we were able to create multidimensional layers on the face and eyes for sophisticated, monochromatic look," Ono says.
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Despite being born 10 years after the Michael Keaton comedy was released, Jackson had every last detail down when it came to embodying the gloomy, monochromatic teen photographer.
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While Ashley kept her look monochromatic by accessorizing with a black clutch and pumps, Mary-Kate added a fun pop of color by wearing a turquoise snakeskin clutch.
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Although collage factors into his practice often, this series takes a different approach than his previous collages, which are more restrained—and monochromatic—than those of Possible Disasters.
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BLACK is monochromatic—black and white—which isn't the absence of color per se, but is definitely in defiance of the color palette of most modern Western comics.
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These evoke the simplicity and delicacy of an Agnes Martin canvas, and their small scale and mostly monochromatic composition suggests a tenderness not found in her other art.
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From monochromatic, camel-colored looks to plaid suiting perfect for back-t0-school ensembles, this collaboration is exactly what we need to start fall on the right foot.
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Coming from someone whose wardrobe is pretty minimalist and monochromatic, I shockingly didn't hate looking down and seeing a pop of color peeking out from underneath my clothing.
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The belt was a great way for her to break up the monochromatic look and emphasize her waist, which can get lost when wearing a long, flowing silhouette.
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The effect is a high-impact outfit that has all the allure of a monochromatic look, but the addition of the filling gives it fun depth and dimension.
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In the company's wake, rap-album art has in large part degenerated into a kind of solemn professionalism, a zone overcrowded with nostalgia and self-serious monochromatic portraits.
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And "American Honey" has no shortage of images ripe with metaphor — insects trapped against windows, a ditch full of blood, a trio of monochromatic cowboys in a Cadillac.
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You may create one monochromatic artwork for each of your chosen colors, using different shades and hues of one color, or make a piece that combines both colors.
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You hover around the characters, directing them toward glowing objects, flashes of color against a monochromatic background, which when clicked trigger the next stage of any given scene.
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Elle's sorority sisters show up to support her at her trial looking a bit like Spice Girls, wearing head-to-toe monochromatic looks that are laden with accessories.
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This conviction was surely what led me off the trail four hours earlier, when I went scrambling up the monochromatic green slab that the Swiss call a foothill.
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But she doesn't stay dead, and when she comes back, she's a new, fiercely angry Bernie, awake to the indignities of the monochromatic, subsistence-level life she's led.
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There is also a recurring motif of the newcomers in their monochromatic attire walking around Antelope, where they co-opted the government and much of the real estate.
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"Le goût YSL-Bergé," as it has been called ("goût" being French for "taste"), has long been admired as an antidote to the monochromatic minimalism of contemporary interiors.
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At Max Mara they came in monochromatic pastels accessorized with matching ties, and at Tod's they ran long, in chocolate brown, with an equally outsize blazer to match.
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Several designers incorporated workwear basics — a denim jacket, a crew-neck T-shirt or a well-worn button-down — that make the monochromatic summer look feel less precious.
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Photos range from intense shots of all four wearing monochromatic suiting in gray and black to more playful images of each model donning their own shade of pastel.
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Conceived by the house's then artistic director, Jacques Helleu, the design was cast in matte monochromatic ceramic, a material that gave the women's accessory a fresh, graphic athleticism.
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Red leans heavily on visual flair, employing high-contrast shadow, dense fog and monochromatic hues to signal tonal shifts from upbeat, pop-friendly moments to gravely dramatic ones.
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The "Poker Face" singer arrived in a gold, sequined '80s-inspired mini with a wide black belt on the arm of Kinney, who was clad in a monochromatic suit.
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PIXELFORMULA/SIPA/REX/Shutterstock (2) In addition to the brand's dip into the mommy-and-me matching market, the collection strayed slightly from its usually monochromatic, floral-adorned lineup.
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Meredith McCarroll, a scholar of Appalachia and co-editor of a book rejecting the monochromatic interpretation of the region offered by JD Vance's "Hillbilly Elegy," offered her own remembrance.
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Leaving monochromatic makeup for the traditional red carpets, a few of the Met Gala guests — including Kylie Jenner, Nicki Minaj, and Lizzo — matched their hair to their statement outfits.
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Rihanna's bright outfit is one of the most recent examples of stars wearing monochromatic ensembles, which typically involves layering pieces of the same color family for a striking look.
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I proceeded to blend the color onto my cheeks (a little goes a long way) and my lips for a monochromatic look that I instantly fell in love with.
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She opted for a pair of embellished peep-toe black flats to add a pop of sparkle against the monochromatic two-piece and to match her bold black manicure.
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There are five sisters in the Kardashian-Jenner squad, an entourage recognizable by their monochromatic wardrobes, highlighted cheekbones, flowing hair, and the gaggle of cameras constantly by their sides.
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While most works are made of paper printed with what looks like granite, tonal modifications almost obliterate the texture into monochromatic black, white, or more often shades of gray.
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It's like I'm rotting inside, time has caved in on itself and, until the album is released, there is no future beyond these monochromatic walls of despair and desire.
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Royale Projects shows Mexican-American Ruben Ortiz Torres's "4 of July BBQ" (2017), which features a monochromatic star-spangled banner made from the ashes of a burnt American flag.
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Blame Kylie and her Lip Kits, the resurgence of the '90s aesthetic, or Hollywood's obsession with monochromatic makeup, but the nude lip is having its moment in the spotlight.
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Hadid's preferred looks, on the other hand, are layered and monochromatic, utilizing an array of fabrics, creating ensembles that are visually interesting but don't require a ton of effort.
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His clothes were monochromatic, but he had accessorized with a silver and turquoise statement necklace and gold wire earrings that looped dizzyingly around his lobes like gilded bird nests.
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You can make it more wearable by applying it in a smaller pattern, says Smith, but stay in the same color family as your lipstick for a monochromatic look.
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The pop icon, who has become known for her pinup hair and red lips, showed up sporting a much more subdued style: monochromatic makeup and down-to-there curls.
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The earth goes flat and monochromatic, and, especially in November, dry corn shocks and leafless birch trees dominate the view, reminiscent of the American Midwest where I grew up.
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The cooks and servers wear cartoon colored T-shirts, sneakers and aprons, except for the younger cook whose apron is printed with a monochromatic photograph of hand-lettered cassettes.
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They include the flat, plate-like pieces — which also conjure pizzas — of Mr. Ruby's Ashtray series, and some wonderfully homely small pieces that are less interesting for being monochromatic.
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As the painting's title, "Due Universi" (2004), suggests, the two speckled white circles surrounded by monochromatic bands propose that reality is composed of multiple universes, inner and outer worlds.
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Maiden Noir: Designed in Seattle and made in Japan, Nin Truong's monochromatic drawstring pants, sweatshirts and shorts are appropriate for the upper echelons of an urban phys. ed. class.
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The cabin itself is surrounded by monochromatic earth tones — it's tucked behind a massive rubber tree, and Ms. Ford left the wood exterior the mellow brown color of mud.
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Rei Kawakubo is a 203-year-old Japanese designer who has been making monochromatic, boiled, overstuffed, unraveling, surreal clothes since she began her label, Comme des Garçons, in 220.
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And although Szalay's gender apartheid has the virtue of training an intense focus on a certain kind of male appetite, that emphasis can also render his fictional universe monochromatic.
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Not only did his first collection spur a fixation on one-color athleisure, but it also influenced Kim Kardashian's aesthetic (the kids, too!) who now only wear monochromatic clothing.
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In the first, Bratislava's Soda Gallery presents the works of Lucia Tallová, who uses old family photographs and furniture to create monochromatic installations highlighting the unreliable nature of memory.
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It consists of six monochromatic works made from bendable plywood sheets, each one "floating" on the wall like a curved sail, the concave shapes held taut by a nylon cord.
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The auction includes works by Raja Ravi Varma, a 19th century painter considered among India's finest, and V.S. Gaitonde, a modern artist known for his abstract and often monochromatic paintings.
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Meanwhile Goth, 24, went for a more monochromatic look, opting for a black blazer, which she wore alongside a black shirt, black pants, and a pair of black high heels.
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If your Instagram feed showcases your monochromatic wardrobe and usually relies on white or marble backdrops, listen up: There's a new blogger-started online shop that's made just for you.
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Kim, 35, picked a pair of blush pink strappy heeled shoes to brighten up the monochromatic ensemble – but not even the pop of color could distract from her selfie jacket.
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In a monochromatic silhouette, one model wore a matching set of a concrete grey t-shirt and shorts, with a scallop-edge padded coat and a tufted monogramed trekking backpack.
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In his piece "Bandera magonista (Magón's flag)," Rubén Ortiz-Torres offers viewers the nearly inscrutable words "Tierra Y Libertad," obscured in a painting that appears as a red monochromatic luster.
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From the oxblood V-neck sweater to the red leather midi-skirt, Markle's monochromatic ensemble was appropriate for fall and very on-brand sartorially — except for one detail: the hair.
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The model's trick to making a longline bralette work as a top is a two-parter: Keep the rest of your pieces oversized and make sure the look is monochromatic.
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From going monochromatic, to opting for a denim skirt over denim pants, these versions of the Canadian tuxedo will have you wondering why you haven't been stacking denim all along.
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In it I hear solitude, as monochromatic drones tend to evoke, but there's an uplift to it—something hopeful embedded in the flourishes allowed by the joyful flitting between instruments.
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Not only is Meghan's gorgeous monochromatic red look one of the hottest styling tricks for fall, but she also worked another major fall trend into her ensemble — a leather skirt.
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In this lushly shot monochromatic domestic drama, director Alfonso Cuarón (Gravity, Children of Men) tells the story of a family in Mexico City and the girl who works for them.
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Launching today, the Universal Standard for J.Crew capsule features an array of friendly J.Crew classics like monochromatic cardigans, seersucker dresses, and poplin tops, all available up to a size 5X.
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When globalisation weakens religion and culture, these get reinvented "in more severe, monochromatic and ideological form"—not so much the clash of civilisations as the clash of artificially reconstructed ones.
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Markle wears the version with gum-colored soles (pictured above), but if you prefer a more monochromatic look, it's also available in all-white with both white uppers and soles.
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Its monochromatic, non-touch LCD display means you'll have to rely on physical buttons for navigating the UI, but it gives the Pebble 2 almost seven days of battery life.
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After travelling down a winding hallway, we're met with various scenes all in red which is a departure from the full colour or monochromatic set up of the songs before.
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Stylish ladies like Kendall, Bella, and Hailey have worn their white tanks with everything from snake print pants and bucket hats to oversized blazers and jeans to monochromatic white looks.
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"New Bride" pointed the way toward enormous paintings, built up from many hues that coalesce into monochromatic fields, that the artist produced though the 1970s — widely considered Resnick's finest works.
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The interior is schizophrenic: The monochromatic bar area features a space-age polygonal light, and a lounge section has a living room's layout with plush armchairs, patterned curtains and plants.
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Some of my favorite looks are his blue, floral embroidered [Alexander McQueen] suit, the Off-White "gas station" outfit, his magenta Stella suit, and the [Louis Vuitton] monochromatic red suit.
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Balmain's show began with a parade of geometric, monochromatic evening wear with the kind of skin-flashing, form-fitting constructions that creative director Olivier Rousteing has made his name with.
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Unlike its monochromatic Hamburg companion, the Paris St. Sebastian is drawn in two shades of ink, features several alterations to the pose and has a mountainous landscape in the background.
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The colors recall the red flag in Battleship Potemkin or the otherworldly red and blue in Ivan the Terrible, Part Two (1958) — bright splashes in an otherwise monochromatic film career.
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Now, as Hollywood contends with its embarrassingly monochromatic slate of Oscar acting nominees, "Fresh Off the Boat" is part of a growing list of sitcoms with ethnic minorities in leading roles.
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Borderline (New Territory) is a monochromatic painting that has been set ablaze and then eventually put out, resulting in a burnished center that reveals the other hollow side of the frame.
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All of her pieces are nearly monochromatic and modest in scale, and all but one is a portrait; one senses immediately, before checking the wall labels, that several are self-portraits.
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And Garrett Between (Series) explores "how black women have used architecture for liberation," the angles on in the monochromatic paintings interpreting Harriet Jacobs' garret where she hid from a predatory slaver.
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As soon as I got into the studio, I saw a large, monochromatic, gestural work in blue paint on rice paper, and knew that I would be writing about the visit.
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The reason was that Drummond's pictures were monochromatic fields, coloristic and painterly to be sure but too minimal to be accepted by more than a few handfuls of artists and critics.
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I want to wear it on my face, I want to wear it on my head, I want to wear it on my feet… That's where the monochromatic thing really started.
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Depicting opposing black and white boxers, it is clear that Gericault is foregrounding an aesthetic decision to heighten the monochromatic qualities of his lithograph by exploiting the racial politics of boxing.
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Kim Kardashian stepped out in Las Vegas wearing a beige Maiyet silk-charmeuse dress and ribbon lace-up heels, bringing the boudoir to the betting tables with one monochromatic, shimmery look.
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Previous versions of the technology also rely on colored filters over a monochromatic display, which reduced resolution and affected the vibrance and legibility of the displays unless used in bright light.
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Whether your style leans towards full-on monochromatic or mixing and matching, you can build whatever set works for your taste and family size based on Year & Day's short customization quiz.
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Whatever transgressive reputation Fontana gained for violating his canvases has been sapped by his success in the commercial art market, which consumes anything monochromatic for regurgitation upon a hotel lobby's wall.
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Monae has stuck to a monochromatic uniform for several years—a tribute to the uniforms of her mother, who worked as a janitor, and her father, who drove a garbage truck.
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"With her early work, she planted a flag in Minimalism before we knew that term — she made those fields of white," he said, referring to her early "Infinity Net" monochromatic paintings.
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Illustrator Hama Woods' menagerie of circus acts have the feel of monochromatic street art with a punch of politics to reflect on animal poaching and the selfish disregard of human volition.
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They've issued the monochromatic ambience of Tropic of Cancer, Raspberry Bulbs' paper-shredder metal, and the humid beats of noise legend William Bennett's Cut Hands project, just to name a few.
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Related: Find Your Flow in GIFs of Models Turned into Bodies of Water Innocence Lost in These Black and White Collages of Children Enter a Monochromatic Universe in This Hybrid Short
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VIJA CELMINS: TO FIX THE IMAGE IN MEMORY More than 225 of Ms. Celmins's luxuriously detailed paintings and drawings of waves, stars and other monochromatic vistas of the immanent divine. Dec.
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So this year, she was free to go stripped-down and simple in a monochromatic and spare performance of "Slide Away" that eschewed production pyrotechnics to showcase her incredible vocals instead.
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Rather than focusing on Sidibé's widely circulated and well-known maximalist studio portraits — which fill the frame with vibrant patterning despite their monochromatic tone — the exhibition's standouts are his nightlife images.
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Jennifer Lopez showed off her fluid style throughout 2019, proving that she can wear anything from Timberland boots with her signature gold hoops to a monochromatic outfit with Jimmy Choo pumps.
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Just recently, the star was spotted out and about in New York wearing a gorgeous monochromatic ensemble, and we wasted no time filing the all-blue look under "fall outfit inspo".
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Other changes reinforce the timepiece's graphic appeal: The lettering is now exclusively in Chanel's custom typeface, the numerals are cast in ceramic and the hands were modified with contrasting monochromatic accents.
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While Mr. Obama relied on being measured and thoughtful and appealed to logic and intellect, certain Republicans knew that their 2016 candidate would have to be loud, bellicose and intellectually monochromatic.
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Instead it was identified as a lack of vitamin D, or being a teenage girl or what happens when you raise a synesthetic child in the monochromatic subdivisions of central Illinois.
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Inside a small, square room like a shrine within the booth, visitors found eight monochromatic paintings arranged so that at times they resembled light boxes; the effect was simple but mesmerizing.
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In a long dark wide tunnel, sloping downwards, with large paintings on both sides, you see his large mostly monochromatic paintings, akin to the art of Franz Kline, to best advantage.
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"The spirit of the American whale fishery is downright monochromatic compared to the complexity of the Japanese's intimate relationship with whales," Michael Dyer, the museum's curator of maritime history, told Hyperallergic.
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Because you have black holes that are roaming the universe by themselves, and they could still have some leftover cloud around them, you can do a blind search for monochromatic gravitational waves.
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Exhibit A: Kourtney Kardashian posted a picture of herself alongside sisters Khloé and Kylie Jenner, the trio clad in matching shades of burgundy — though a day early, monochromatic dress codes still apply.
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The hospital-gone-to-shit-set Wilson's Heart, a stylishly monochromatic 2017 release for Oculus Rift and Touch controllers, will run for more than eight, say its makers at Austin's Twisted Pixel.
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Together, the duo accomplished everything from opening their new Elizabeth and James store in L.A. to a matching (and monochromatic!) appearance with their little sis Elizabeth Olsen at the CFDA fashion awards.
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In 20183, the KKW beauty mogul erected a massive monochromatic tree that stood tall in her living room, and completely covered her and Kanye West's Bel Air mansion in dazzling lights outside.
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On Christmas Eve, the soon-to-be mom-of-three showed up for the holidays in a major way, wearing a monochromatic all-blue outfit with bold icy blue hair to match.
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Here they both are in all their monochromatic finery at the EE British Academy Film Awards at The Royal Opera House in February 22016 in London just days before they got married.
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Longoria, who is a longtime brand ambassador for L'Oréal Paris, opted for a monochromatic makeup look including a shimmery pink smoky eye, flushed cheeks and a gorgeous rose to pink ombré lip.
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In 1952, Charles Addams, at the height of his skills as a cartoonist, painted a lush, monochromatic mural on canvas for a bar at the Dune Deck, a hotel in the Hamptons.
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She kept her hair loose and flowing to match the ethereal vibe and chose a beautiful shade of purple for her lips as well to give the whole thing a monochromatic spin.
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The monochromatic tone and use of strobe in each photograph unite the images stylistically, and the awkward, ominous, and performative positioning of each subject in the frame ties the individual photographs together.
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Not only is black popular with consumers, but since not all stains are dark, the brand's specialty fabric and its stain-quelling properties come in handy, Moore says of the monochromatic palette.
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Controlling the direction of paint strokes containing this additive allows monochromatic white canvases to reveal their geometric divisions, slipping in and out of sight as viewers adjust their proximity to the surface.
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For head-to-toe comfort, opt for a monochromatic pair of pieces — a sand-colored cardigan with a matching skirt, for example, or a slim-fit tan polo shirt with flowing pants.
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Unlike their predecessors in the 1977 All-Star Game, every American League player was clad in white, and every National League player wore gray — they formed a vast, monochromatic sea of sameness.
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To help prevent feeling stuck when you pull out your makeup bag, we rounded up chic looks to try this holiday season, from bold winged eye shadow to festive monochromatic colors, ahead.
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Aaliyah's style also evolved: Her pivot to avant-garde, monochromatic looks attempted to erase the memory of the matching outfits she and Kelly wore in a notorious 20123 Video Soul Gold interview.
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The name of the collection, appropriately, is Lights Out, and the pieces build on an earlier capsule of monochromatic styles that the brand released last year, following Miuccia Prada's fall 2018 show.
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It is great fun to search the monochromatic rooms for Grandad's belongings, whether his socks in the green living room or his teeth in the yellow bathroom (I still haven't found them).
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Yet his monochromatic paintings, with their meticulous stitching, have gained a following and earned him some money, most of which goes to paying for the education of children in Africa and elsewhere.
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The next rendition of the monochromatic craze of this year, it has the flair of glitter, the polished finish of Old Hollywood glam, and a cool-girl nod to the '80s and '90s.
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It looks like it could be made of marble or glass — or perhaps a splendidly monochromatic version of a Fabergé egg — but it's just an average chicken egg, purchased from a local store.
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Since then, he's continued to churn out monochromatic, athleisure-inspired looks that have been, in lieu of traditional ad campaigns, publicized via paparazzi and Instagram photos of wife Kim Kardashian and other influencers.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads We recognize the Temple of Dendur today as a monochromatic sandstone structure, but its walls, like those of most ancient Egyptian temples, were originally painted bright colors.
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In Census, the reality of a litter-filled, foot-traffic city life breaks down: the unvarnished look of each collage inadvertently turns each romantic, primarily the result of the series' monochromatic, gritty feel.
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Both teams wore the monochromatic Player's Weekend uniforms with their preferred nicknames on the back, the first two big-league teams to do so since theirs was the first game of the weekend.
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With her long, straight hair slicked back off her face, matte skin, and monochromatic pink tones on her eyes, lips, and cheeks, Hadid's look was the perfect modern embodiment of '80s Businesswoman Barbie.
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The creamy Frost Money crayons can be used on the lips and eyes for "pops of color, eyeliner, smokey eyes, chromed out lips, or a full monochromatic look," the brand wrote on Instagram.
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The fact that he's black and a veteran just makes him, by their reckoning, that much more removed from the world of real people who matter — their monochromatic world of privilege and power.
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Facing her childhood fear of natural history museums, she gained access to the collections at the Harvard Museum of Natural History, where she set up several stuffed monkeys in an eerie, monochromatic scene.
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Inside, like the studio's freshman effort, is again a monochromatic, tense, haunting, side-scrolling puzzle game, but with six years of effort under its belt, Playdead now delivers a masterclass in its form.
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I ate healthier, more balanced meals When it comes to cooking, I stick to what I know and what's cheap, which often results in painfully simple, monochromatic meals: buttery pasta, eggs and rice.
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Evoking the landscape of Hawaii Island's volcanic topography, her intimately monumental and monochromatic sculpture Mauna references the invisible life that swirls all around and lies beneath the surface of the air and earth.
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Entireworld markets an androgynous-leaning set of bright pastel t-shirts, striped socks, and $95 monochromatic button-downs on a website that resembles an early Apple ad, down to the stiff serif logo.
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In Milan, Moncler Gamme Bleu presented field and safari jackets with boy-scout-style neckerchiefs in monochromatic earth tones, as Diesel Black Gold played with proportions, pairing fitted tops with baggy, voluminous pants.
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The brand has a recognizably modern, monochromatic style, but its customers most often rave about organization and performance — including us when we reviewed their Stratus Backpack ($200) and Cloud Cumulus Medium Tote ($195).
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Some years later, Morling was studying ceramics at the Royal College of Art in London when she discovered the essence of her now signature monochromatic and un-shiny style: "It's drawing," she says.
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Also fun is the art style, which is determinedly monochromatic; not even a shade of grey to be found, only the kind of patterning and hatching I remember from my Mac Classic days.
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RUTH ASAWA: LIFE'S WORK Asawa's bulbous, monochromatic wire sculptures achieve a generosity unusual for such formal minimalism, while her colorful works on paper are endearing compromises between adventure and restraint. Sept. 14-Feb.
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He went to Paris for six years and began isolating interesting shapes he found in plants, buildings, shadows and reflections — which he then blew up in scale and painted in flat, monochromatic hues.
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As for the makeup, her artist Georgie Eisdell took a note from that blush dress, using shimmery pink shadow on her eyelids and light pink on her lips for a monochromatic makeup look.
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On Thursday, Kardashian West, 39, shared a series of videos on her Instagram Stories, revealing monochromatic, abstractly designed trees adorning the hallway of her and husband Kanye West's minimalistic Hidden Hills, California home.
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But too much of its overall design feels borrowed, by turns evoking the monochromatic clutter of "District 9," the vertical favelas of "Ready Player One" and the randomly milling, anonymous hordes of whatever.
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Although Nevins is a Modernist, faithful to monochromatic structures in dialogue with architecture, she recognizes that contrast, balance and strategically deployed color are what make a garden as pleasurable as it is striking.
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Meza-Orozco created a series of monochromatic paintings that portray the evolution of skin color in Mexico between 1827 and 2010, offering a sort of sweeping portrait of an ever more mulatto society.
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Victoria Justice in Alice and Olivia Finally, singer and actress Victoria Justice says that she's going to go for color — but only one at a time for a chic take on the monochromatic trend.
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Nevada is 28 percent Hispanic, making it the first state in a thus-far monochromatic early nominating process in which something pundits call the Latino Vote™ is going to play a meaningful role.
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Damien Hirst's black, monochromatic "Leprosy" (2003), consisting of hundreds of dead flies glued to canvas with resin, is about as meaningful, in terms of content and materials, as a high school art class prank.
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The 15-year-old Stranger Things star showed up to the international red carpet event wearing a romantic Valentino gown, monochromatic pink makeup, and a dramatic new hairstyle: a long, very-blonde, ombré ponytail.
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And not only does the royal adhere to monochromatic dressing rules when it rains, she also holds her umbrellas herself (no royal bodyguards needed!), making them the perfect accessory for all her regal suits.
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"We're definitely seeing a lot of pink in various shades in fashion, so we're seeing it in makeup, too," says Barose, who recently gave Thompson a chic, monochromatic look for the Miu Miu show.
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Her thickly-impastoed monochromatic oil on canvas works recall a range of sources from African masks to Richard Pousette-Dart's transcendental paintings (though Norris assured me that Garber was previously unaware of his work).
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With an MFA from CalArts, the a former head preparator at the Albright-Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo, he has an eclectic studio full of Magritte-inspired protest signs, redacted newspapers, and monochromatic paintings.
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Whether they wear his sneakers (Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner), model in his shows (Sofia Richie) or dress head-to-toe in the line daily (Kim Kardashian West), A-listers love his monochromatic sportswear.
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Decalgirl had been making high-quality vinyl stickers for more than a decade, and her Etsy store offers dozens of cool ones that add personality to boring monochromatic machines like the iPad and MacBook.
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Phoebe English An alumna of the late Louise Wilson's Central Saint Martins MA course, Phoebe English has received international acclaim for her immaculately cut, monochromatic, deconstructed designs, and uncompromising attention to finish and fabrics.
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But at Rachel Zoe, she completely transformed, ditching the headwear for some tight french braids and another monochromatic suit look, this time in all white, accented with a brown belt, and bright red lip.
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His work primarily falls under the menswear category, but the line's specialty is contemporary streetwear, which can be worn by anyone — think jersey sweatshirts and tees with graphic detailing against a clean, monochromatic slate.
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But that minority is available right now, ready to fill in the blank of that missing voice and paint vivid colors to the dark monochromatic scene that most of us envision prison to be.
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Bellroy Classic Backpack Premium Edition, $229A higher-end take on the popular Bellroy Classic Backpack, the Premium Edition comes in monochromatic tan and black colorways, each of which is fitted with extended leather panels.
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The same could be said of Le Parc's gouache works "Progressive Sequences (Séquences Progressives)" (1959) and "Translational Rotation (Rotación Translativa)" (1959), which involve monochromatic shapes that spin and wobble out of each others' orbits.
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The Tunisian artist Nadia Kaabi-Linke also sources information from World War II archives for "Altarpiece" (2015), a large, stunning monochromatic ink and wax abstraction framed in a lavish 24-carat gold leaf frame.
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But the sartorial departure didn't pack quite the punch that it was intended to, partly because a monochromatic palette didn't change the plunging necklines, gaudy jewelry and glamorous fillips of every other awards show.
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Another of Rihanna's fabulous fashion moment came at the British Fashion Awards in December when she made a case for the monochromatic trend in a custom mint-green outfit designed by her label Fenty.
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For a sensation of watching true contraband, find a theater showing "21983" on one of the original 29-millimeter prints, which were made using a process, bleach bypass, that yielded an almost monochromatic look.
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Ms. Norfleet also thoughtfully introduced the once monochromatic president to her mentor, another well-known Dallas artist named Roger Winter, and it was he who gave Mr. Bush the idea to paint world leaders.
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For a sensation of watching true contraband, find a theater showing "1984" on one of the original 35-millimeter prints, which were made using a process, bleach bypass, that yielded an almost monochromatic look.
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Whereas under Slimane, the insect was rendered as a menacing, monochromatic wasp, Jones invited the street artist Kaws (who also designed that giant floral statue) to reimagine it as a fluffy, yellow-striped bumblebee.
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Who could forget the iconic "Keeping Up" episode where the rapper cleaned out his new girlfriend's closet, tossing her shearling handbags and platform ankle boots to make room for the monochromatic body-con to come?
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But in 2017 we're itching for something warmer...Tapping into the monochromatic makeup trend, shadow shades like rich terracotta and shimmery brown make for a sultry look that feels fresh and polished right now. Bonus?
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Lil Mama's pink, monochromatic outfit is reminiscent of a look Jessica Simpson wore earlier in February, which also featured layers of fuchsia and was perhaps a nod to Barbie, or Elle Woods from "Legally Blonde."
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And while you're on Amazon, you can easily complete the Duchess' monochromatic look — just add this $20 red faux leather pencil skirt and matching under-$50 suede pumps to your cart before you check out.
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As much as we may want the trend of named monochromatic color schemes to die (looking at you millennial pink and melancholy purple), our saved Instagram folders, shopping habits, and now Meghan Markle say otherwise.
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While out and about modeling Kanye West's latest Yeezy Season 8 collection this week, Kardashian West and Jenner paired their skin-tight monochromatic looks with different styles of teal, mauve and rose gold mirrored sunglasses.
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In another monochromatic look, Kardashian's sunkissed tan popped against her crisp white off-the-shoulder mini dress, tiny white framed sunglasses and simple white slides, which she wore to coast around Capri in a yacht.
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But then you walk on to the set, and it's almost even more glamorous than Joan's house, because these super-bright colors are contrasted with this monochromatic background so that they pop out even more.
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What you get in the end is a grid — 6×7 in this case, not exactly Retina resolution — of beads hanging in midair, able to spin in place to change colors and display monochromatic imagery.
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Adhering to her signature look, the Queen, 92, wore a monochromatic coat in a bright green hue with a floral dress underneath, including a hat featuring a purple floral accent, carrying her signature black handbag.
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It'll always be some form of oversized sweater or monochromatic blush tones or leather or whatever trend we're pushing in the showroom, because 'If we're not wearing it, why would someone buy it from us?
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The London and Paris-based artist denies the very ideas of elegance and refinement, instead choosing to explore his whims in monochromatic blank ink, which calls to mind South Korean tattoo artist Oozy's work. LOUIS.
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In the orange-dominated, square landscape, "Somewhere" (2018) and the black-dominated, horizontal landscape, "Figure in a Night Landscape" (2017), the monochromatic brushstrokes against a contrasting ground are comparable to the incised surface of lacquerware.
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In 2015, Filipacchi set out to "pose like a man" for her session with the renowned portraitist Marion Ettlinger, who has captured the likes of Junot Diaz and ZZ Packer in her signature monochromatic style.
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But Santa Barbara-based SLD Laser says that it has found a way to harness coherent monochromatic light to make it the right tool for lighting the way forward, in more than the literal sense.
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At Max Mara, the outfit came in monochromatic pastel shades accessorized with a matching tie and military cap, while at Tod's they ran long and in chocolate brown, with an equally outsize blazer to match.
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I loved seeing the splotches of bright colors, from Pelosi's hot pink dress to A.O.C.'s gleaming white suffragette-inspired suit, in a chamber that was once a monochromatic sea of men in gray pinstripes.
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Or at Givenchy, where, for her third haute couture collection, Clare Waight Keller offered everything from a shivering monochromatic metallic cape to a rainbow-colored multitiered skirt with a matching ruff of the swaying stuff.
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In the later paintings, which are dated between 1953 and '65, Belson usually works on a square surface with a centrally located circle or sphere, or with an inflected field of dryly painted monochromatic color.
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Like the drawings on view, the famous large sculptures that sealed her reputation, such as "Sky Cathedral" (28) and "Dawn's Wedding Chapel" (1959), achieve mythic atmospheres and tranquility through architectural densities, compounded infrastructures, and monochromatic silence.
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At first you'll try to control your Will to Power like a benevolent dictator—maybe just collect a few Kim Jong-il cum MC Hammer-style Louis Vuitton shades to go with your monochromatic apparatchik jumpsuits.
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The Duchess of Sussex attended the One Young World Summit in London (with husband Prince Harry as a surprise guest) wearing a head-to-toe red monochromatic look that's one of her chicest outfits to date.
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Kerry Washington also brought some serious sexiness with her afterparty dress for the evening, not that her monochromatic Oscars Versace gown, with its leather bustier top and mile-long slit, wasn't scintillating all on its own.
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According to him, she's more into "perfect-looking," often monochromatic arrangements, like you see above — no wildflowers for Khloé K. Before taking her on as a client, Lynch did plenty of research scrolling through Khloé's Instagram.
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In fact, her entire look flipped humidity the metaphorical bird from head to toe, with monochromatic nails to match her lips and a bright blue cotton sweatsuit that makes us feel overheated just looking at it.
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Pablo Cuadra/Getty Images Obama looked like a monochromatic muse in a black and white geometric patterned short sleeve dress from Preen By Thornton Bregazzi as she boarded Air Force One at Torrejon airbase in Madrid.
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Deenihan finished the look with a few swipes of mascara on the top and bottom lashes, and applied a subtle hint of the same burgundy blush on the apples of the cheeks, creating a monochromatic look.
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From her handbag to her sleek eye liner to sandals (not to mention her see-through silver shirt and star-shaped pasties), Bella claimed her place as queen of this shimmery trend with this monochromatic look.
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Food is the way that Sasha tries to get Marcus out of his rut, but as she tries to pull him into monochromatic meals and conceptual dinners, Marcus resists in concept, in cost, and in taste.
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Scene City 18 Photos View Slide Show ' The monochromatic labyrinth that is the Museum of Modern Art isn't particularly known to give visitors the warm fuzzies, but on Tuesday night, the space echoed with resounding positivity.
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Then we can jump into trying things we've always wanted to try; wearing all-white, wearing a monochromatic look (whether it's wearing one color or different variations of that color), or experimenting with prints and florals.
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The overlap doesn't end there, though: The orange-on-orange monochromatic colorway, as well as the timing of the shirt's debut (just months after the Life of Pablo release), has us all thinking of, well, Pablo.
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Several of his most important site-specific commissions have moved, including "Color Panels for a Large Wall" (1978), which was originally conceived for a Cincinnati bank, where it hung in two rows of nine monochromatic canvases.
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The flowers and plants are grouped into bright monochromatic bands — purple or green, fulvous red or Princeton orange — that undulate alongside the concrete promenade, a translation of the abstract paintings Burle Marx made as preparatory materials.
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Launched earlier this year by Paris-based friends Julie Lansom and Mathilde Hamart, the French brand Épi Swim crafts its monochromatic swimwear in Brittany, at a family-owned factory that works with several European luxury labels.
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They include Robert Morris, the master of draped industrial felt, and Anne Truitt, who is also from Washington, and whose spare, platonic, monochromatic objects occupy a teasingly ambiguous realm where painting leaves off and sculpture begins.
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I grant that showing Anne Truitt's monochromatic plinth, "Goldsborough" (1974) in front of the wildly diverse shapes of Helen Frankenthaler's "Western Dream" (1957) revealed the contrasts between Greenbergian painterly and sculptural American works of that era.
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Mosse, with Tweeten's cinematography, captured footage of the ongoing refugee crisis — brought on by war and climate change — with an unwieldy military-grade heat-detecting camera which rendered the recorded images in textured, ghostly monochromatic gradations.
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And that's repeatedly proven to be a successful approach: Movies like Get Out, Hidden Figures, and Wonder Woman, for example, have broken through the glut of monochromatic big-budget mediocrities to achieve huge box office success.
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For those without impaired vision, the book's plates serve a secondary purpose as abstract visual art pieces; the patterned narratives, in amoeba-like shapes, resemble op-art collages or monochromatic spins on Joan Miró's whimsical compositions.
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Except for a faint green wash over the trees and a red seal, it's mostly a monochromatic world — ranging from dark black to light brown — that relies on distance for its mood of tranquility and contemplation.
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This technique of varying the topography of the painting, in combination with the sanded faces on view, and the placement of the figure against a monochromatic backdrop, develops a new sort of funerary imagery for the living.
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On a rare rainy day in L.A., Khloé stuck with the monochromatic palette she's been leaning towards lately and showed off her adorable baby bump in this ribbed black mini dress from Naked Wardrobe, which costs $40!
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Two new reports, the Zillow Home Trend Forecast and the Trulia Home Design Panel, suggest the new year could see the demise of some of America's longest-loved decorating trends including granite countertops and clean, monochromatic cabinetry.
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To complete the monochromatic look, the makeup artist lined Cardi's lips with Pat McGrath PermaGel Ultra Lip Pencil in Manhattan and topped it off with a custom blend of the brand's MatteTrance Lipsticks in Guinevere and Vendetta.
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Sophie Hulme may best be known for its structured, monochromatic handbags, but the style that got on Lyst's radar is its candy-striped crossbody, which has seen a 103% increase in searches and 56% increase in sales.
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His picks look particularly monochromatic when compared with Barack Obama's: more than 40% of appointments to cabinet-level positions in the previous administration went to racial minorities, slightly exceeding their share of the population as a whole.
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It's because we strongly believe that no matter what trend you're into right now — from subtle monochromatic makeup to more out-there blue lipstick — your look is most impactful and powerful if you wear it with confidence.
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And while these aren't your run-of-the-mill, under-$50 pairs (these luxury kicks ring in at just under $350), if you're someone who lives in a monochromatic world, we'd say they're definitely worth the investment.
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A few scrolls through the perfectly-curated pages of our favorite celebrities, influencers, and makeup artists and we're inspired to get in front of a mirror and paint ourselves a burgundy lip, metallic lid, or monochromatic look.
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E ink, the company behind the pigment-based, low-energy monochromatic displays found in many of today's popular readers finally figured out how to create up to 32,000 colors in what is almost the exact same technology.
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Through the work's dimensions, geometric patterns and shapes, as well as its frequent monochromatic colors, Shlian creates a sort of trompe l'oeil effect where the eye is tricked into questioning the true nature of materials and construction.
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In the floorboards, Plimack Mangold alludes to monochromatic painting, geometric abstraction, Minimalism, and Color Field or stain painting, which is to say the aesthetic environment in which the work was made, without resorting to citation or parody.
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In her first months as a student at Yale, Bajagic made formally disciplined, near-monochromatic paintings in grays and whites and hyperlink blue, works so muted that her tutors repeatedly asked her what they were all about.
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She also showed off some carefully sculpted fingerwaves and natural volume wearing an assortment of neutral-toned monochromatic ensembles before breaking it down in all-white with collaborator Sampha and later on with her large ensemble cast.
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Three dancers, each in a monochromatic ensemble of tights and a loose-fitting top — Ms. Dorvillier in gray, Walter Dundervill in purple, Katerina Andreou in bright blue — occupied the far strip with Ms. Dorvillier's spare, vigilant choreography.
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Built around a pummeling kick drum and a few acid belches, the 280-minute full version is a night drive through techno's desolate monochromatic landscapes, a broken-headlights exploration of the unknown industrial areas surrounding dance music.
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In just a few years, what began as a lineup of monochromatic streetwear pieces (emblazoned with the brand's signature striping) has evolved into full men's and women's collections (which launched in 2015), totaling eight collections per year.
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For the Karma show, he directed her in "The Open Window," an 11-minute, monochromatic-red video in which Clark holds a one-eyed cat and crescendos her expressions into a final mouth-gaping expression of terror.
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Designed for the creation and consumption of monochromatic content like long documents, e-books, notes and sketches, the reMarkable set itself apart as a more minimalist alternative (or complement) to the likes of the iPad or Surface.
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Unferth is best known as a prose fiction writer, and her language is sly and bitterly funny, matched in mood by Haidle's monochromatic, inkwash-style artwork, which plays up the story's whimsy as well as its sadness.
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In "Manifold 5," a black curved (or phallic) shape occupies the central three panels, framed by a silvery phallic shape entering in from the painting's right side and a silvery, largely monochromatic panel on the far left.
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In 1998, he opened Higashi-Yama, a beloved Tokyo restaurant (also in Meguro) serving washoku (which translates to "the food of Japan") that's renowned for its light-drenched, monochromatic interior as much as its seasonal traditional fare.
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"They were having a tough time finding a happy medium that wasn't overly masculine/feminine," said Ms. Shea, noting that the husband's "masculine monochromatic" tendencies clashed with his wife's love of animal prints and "Old Hollywood" glam.
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The majority of the paintings are dominated by a network of wide brushstrokes against a monochromatic field, propagating across the surface from node to node, sometimes remaining inside the canvas's physical borders and sometimes spreading beyond them.
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The most striking groups of work in the show, however, are his two bodies of large-scale paintings, one grimly monochromatic and speckled with affixed Polaroids, the other dazzlingly colorful but embedded with small scenes of violence.
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Morgan highlights the uncanny relationship between life and death through her flattening of the image, erasing context through the use of monochromatic backdrops, and applying paint thinly enough to allow the picture's armature, pencil marks, and canvas appear.
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Netflix's Always Be My Maybe has an almost identical moment, right down to Marcus (Randall Park) making fun of the absurdly vibe-y surroundings of a high-end restaurant and the $6,400 bill for paper-thin, monochromatic entrees.
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Set in a monochromatic, austere church-like space—replete with rows of pews—abstract lights and shapes dance around erratically until physics-based chaos unfolds, calling into question the laws and assumptions that govern these sorts of locales.
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Its dual camera setup on the back lacks the P10 Plus' 20-megapixel monochromatic sensor and the Leica branding, but it has a bigger screen (5.7 vs 5.5 inches) and the rest of the specs are very similar.
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The very title of "Color Field," she said, evokes the work of color field painters like Mark Rothko and Helen Frankenthaler, while the canvases allude to monochromatic minimalist paintings by artists such as Agnes Martin and Anne Truitt.
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Check out all of PEOPLE's 2018 Emmys coverage here For all the self-congratulating and patting on the back the #EMMYs is doing tonight about how "diverse" it is, all the winners have been pretty monochromatic so far.
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In images published by TMZ and the Daily Mail, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, 37, wears a monochromatic outfit featuring a grey shirt with a matching mini backpack and a pair of form-fitting bike shorts.
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Price: $3.99 The spiritual successor to Limbo, Playdead's INSIDE is billed as a puzzle-platformer adventure game set in a dark dystopic world of government experimentation and zombie-like creatures, and is noted for its monochromatic, 3.993D graphics.
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It took a while for me to adjust to what I was looking at — a monochromatic painting where the central area often, but not always, distinguishes itself from the rest of the painting in both texture and hue.
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From the outside, the Tread sneakers look similar to most of what's on the market right now — think simple, unisex, monochromatic (barring a black and white pair), chunky enough to be considered part of the "dad sneaker" trend.
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Jennifer Lopez never ceases to make a bold fashion statement, and her latest ensemble proves she is in tune with what's turning out to be one of the biggest trends of the fall and winter season: monochromatic dressing.
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From her sleek trench coat to her rust-colored monochromatic outfit to her ultra-cozy cardigan sweater, Katie Holmes has been serving up some serious outfit inspo as of late, and her most recent ensemble is no exception.
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His "Schmagoo Paintings," slapdash grease-pencil drawings, followed his fleeting success as a minimalist (which found him stacking monochromatic canvases into the shape of rudimentary robots), and his prices jumped from the thousands to the hundreds of thousands.
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I've been watching the field for years, as a practitioner and as an observer, and it continues to be resoundingly monochromatic: the majority of full-time critics — at the few media outlets that still have them — are white.
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This propensity was pushed even further in canvases from the mid-70s and one here, from 1980, which have naturalistic droplets of water painted against a monochromatic ground that look so real they might seep off the canvas.
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At just 19 years old, Emma Rauschenbach, the daughter of a wealthy industrialist, tied her fate to this penniless, clever man, correctly intuiting that he would offer her something beyond the monochromatic tedium of an haut-bourgeois life.
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Ms. Hakim, known for her monochromatic business attire, said that when she had received the party invitation, her boss — Thomas F. Prendergast, the chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority — playfully provided her with the definition of cocktail attire.
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While their roots are plainly Finnish and Scandinavian, stylistically, the older ones tend to rock the 19783s ski-chalet look with lots of plaid cushions and knotty pine, and the more recent entries have a cool monochromatic design.
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Mr. de Andrade's own racial identity hardly invalidates the difficult questions around voyeurism and objectification that accompany depictions of the black male body, especially as art audiences in both the United States and Brazil remain all too monochromatic.
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The selfsame fractal structures are still there, but their palette is a monochromatic black and white that looks almost like a bluish chrome, with the shapes moving at a languid, molten pace that mirrors the ambient electronic track.
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In the monochromatic "Ssonsunurrhth," it is easy to get lost in the looking, moving closer and closer and then stepping back, never quite sure where to stand to fully apprehend the oscillating linear elements teeming across the surface.
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In "Four Color Frame Painting # 13" (1985) — which is from one of my favorites series by this artist — Mangold brings together four narrow, monochromatic rectangles of different lengths and widths to frame a rectangular space on the wall.
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FROM PEN: Amandla Stenberg's Best Beauty Lesson Is One We All Need to Follow And naturally, the model found ways to seamlessly work the sportswear brand into her many monochromatic, all-white Parisian looks over the weekend as well.
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Lucy Hale better step up her monochromatic mani game, because matching your lip color to your fingertips just doesn't have the same "wow" factor as clutching packets of artificial sweetener for the sake of staying true to your aesthetic.
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That means Huawei will almost certainly not be going down the path it paved with the P9, which used a second, equal resolution (but monochromatic) sensor to add detail and clarity to the images captured by the main one.
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One of his most accomplished monochromatic paintings, "Tableau Vert" (1952) was made after a trip to Giverny, where Claude Monet's stepson, Jean-Pierre Hoschedé, showed the young American fifteen enormous paintings that remained in the late Impressionist's dilapidated studio.
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The console, which includes a nifty monochromatic design scheme exclusive to Taco Bell and Microsoft's promotion, comes with an "Xbox Elite Wireless Controller and three months of Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Live Gold," according to the press release.
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Part of the process involves a series of monochromatic value studies, which are typically smaller, rougher sketches that let Whelan try out different takes on a concept to get a feel for what the final artwork might look like.
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Monochromatic outfits couldn't be simpler to pull-together: Neutrals are always a safe bet — there's a reason all-black-everything and groutfits are go-to's — but bolder hues, like cobalt blue or burnt orange, also work like a charm.
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The athlete stepped out to honor Rei Kawakubo and make her first big red-carpet appearance since THAT Snap wearing an emerald green Versace gown complete with asymmetrical monochromatic beading and a deep halter neckline, styled by Kesha McLeod.
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Gigi and Bella were both spotted out wearing monochromatic looks that show a serious resemblance to a classic throwback photo of Mary-Kate and Ashley from the '90s wearing their round red- and- blue-translucent lenses from Billboard Dad.
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On Monday, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg shared a picture of his incredibly monochromatic wardrobe, proving once and for all that the billionaire founder really does just buy grey t-shirts and hoodies in bulk and wear them every day.
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From there, each went with a monochromatic look — Jenner wearing white jeans and a white ribbed long-sleeve sweater; Baldwin in rolled up black track pants, a Fear Factor long-sleeve black T-shirt and a black ski-cap.
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The crowd, awash in red, stood with handmade signs blasting everything from President Donald Trump to monochromatic feminism as it waited for the signal to march down to Zuccotti Park, the site of the 2011 Occupy Wall Street demonstration.
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In her Tanner Lectures in 1988, and later in her book Playing in the Dark, she argued against a monochromatic literary canon that had seemed forever to be naturally and inevitably all-white but was, in fact, "studiously" so.
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The now-Los Angeles based artist maintains a steady and impressive roster of clients for (The New York Times, Chelsea Wolfe and The Black Queen) and exhibitions of (Doomed Gallery, London, Smashbox Studios and Soze Gallery) his monochromatic explorations.
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The lushly shot, monochromatic domestic drama from Oscar-winning director Alfonso Cuarón (Gravity, Children of Men) — who also served as his own cinematographer — tells the story of a family in Mexico City and a girl who works for them.
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On set, Aniston handpicked her character's books ("100 Years of Bauhaus" on her coffee table, Malcolm Gladwell's "Blink" in her work bag), the sconces in her apartment (French modern), and her clothes (tailored; monochromatic; an occasional pop of color).
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"So you've moved into painting giant schnozes," Marge says to Baldessari, who stands amid large canvases featuring his distinctive, monochromatic paintings, each of them featuring a realistically rendered nose or ear floating atop the vague outline of a face.
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There are mixed media pieces by Simonette Quamina that look like monochromatic collages in tones of washy grays and umbers, such as in "Mango Eater" (2017), where the materials create small vignettes that exist somewhere between still lifes and stories.
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Bright Eyes While our wardrobes might lean toward neutral, monochromatic themes for the foreseeable future (that's winter for you), an all-over warm eye in shades of terra-cotta or rich copper can add a little color to your look.
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The Vans and Opening Ceremony partnership has become a go-to for the fashion crowd since it first launched: The pair has delivered fast-selling designs month-after-month, with this year's glitter sneakers and the monochromatic suede pack going viral.
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After a year in which nude palettes, monochromatic makeup, and the #nomakeup movement reigned supreme, celebrities (and their makeup artists) are doing an about face by making a major case for makeup looks that infuse a strong shot of color.
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In a sneak peek of the visuals for her brand-new single "Medicine" shared exclusively with PEOPLE, the multi-talented star is depicted as the ring leader of a white monochromatic freak show featuring fortune tellers and a 25-foot cake.
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COVER FX Monochromatic Matte + Shimmer Bronzer Duo in Suntan Bronze: This bronzer has very yellow undertones, so it's great for making my medium-toned skin look extra glowy, not to mention the shimmer shade that adds a ton of pop.
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Dodging the thematic trend of retro furniture and home gardens were the almost monochromatic, intimate-sized paintings of Vena Gu. Gazing out soberly from curtained windows or doorways, her quietly provocative paintings offered a welcome escape from overly designed decor.
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Although it seems like it's been an eternity since we've last seen Kardashian step out in something not sleek and monochromatic, there was a time when she was a bit hesitant to part with some of her OG closet staples.
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The Vans and Opening Ceremony partnership has become a go-to for the fashion crowd since it first launched: The duo has delivered fast-selling designs month-after-month, with this year's glitter sneakers and monochromatic suede pack both going viral.
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The film will be available in color and monochromatic varieties, which in itself is interesting from a timing point of view, given that Fujifilm themselves announced black and white film for its Instax Mini range a couple of weeks ago.
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That's probably not what Kim, Kourtney, Kris, Khloé, and Kendall (where Kylie at?) were expecting when they took a seat on that nice cream sofa in their nice coordinating black-and-white outfits in that nice studio with matching monochromatic décor.
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The Full House alums were decked out in head-to-toe black gowns for the beach wedding, and their choice of the universally neutral color may have been inspired by their monochromatic Fall 2017 collection from New York Fashion Week.
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When you see the sets in color, you can see that everything's very faded and monochromatic looking, and then there's these intensely blue curtains, a bright blue pillow on Joan's bed, and Joan is wearing this vibrant red dressing gown.
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Her friends include characters like the monochromatic Princess Frosta, who had butterfly blue hair; Bow, an archer with rippling biceps who bore a resemblance to the Village People's Cowboy; and Swift Wind, a pegasus-unicorn hybrid with a rainbow mane.
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At the same time the concurrent thread, and its overt racial animus, offers a commentary on those pining for America's past, and a reminder that the black-and-white sitcoms of the '50s were monochromatic in more ways than one.
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What binds the monochromatic paintings that Marden made from the mid-'60s to the early '9803s and the work he has done over the last 30-plus years, in which he draws in paint, is his commitment to an elemental process.
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Bringing to mind a brainwashing Korean psychological thriller wrapped in monochromatic illustration, the weighted stills of women with gleaming white eyeballs and pasted-on grins are all suspicious precursors for the impending horror movie and music video called Flight Attendant / 승무원.
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Mostly monochromatic, with precisely rendered human figures, phantoms, and flames, the draftsmanship that characterizes this and so many ancient Japanese illustrated scrolls reveals some of the roots of the expressive, inventive drawing styles found in many modern manga (comic books).
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The far wall juxtaposes Jess's "Vista" (1951), an early abstraction that hints at representation (and introduces the vibrant color combinations that would reappear in the Translations series) with a monochromatic abstraction titled "Untitled #3" (1950) by his beloved teacher, Edward Corbett.
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The band's music is heavily atmospheric, melodic and monochromatic, with occult overtones (audience members can expect to "behold death, darkness, chaos and the void" at a typical show) and a frosty Scandinavian mien that belies its progenitors' South American origin.
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The ThinkBook Plus has an 271-inch monochromatic E Ink touchscreen (like a Kindle) on the outside of it—the part of the laptop where you'd typically see a backlight logo or choose to display a garish assemblage of stickers.
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High-Key Mono is a new portrait lighting effect in iOS 13 that gives subjects a monochromatic look set against a solid white background, and it's something Apple spent a lot of time talking about at its fall iPhone event.
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Kevin Mazur/Getty "I saw photos of the dress the day before and proposed a 'monochromatic-ish' palette for the face since the dress had a ton of embellishments and I didn't want to make the look too busy," Maulawizada tells PeopleStyle.
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It could be that you see a merger in that day, and one or 10 years down the line, they go back to the same position and they see this laser turning on, they see this monochromatic line coming out from the cloud.
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When Harold the Baseball Player floats down 6th Avenue, it'll be a monochromatic reminder of that sentiment, taking viewers back to a time when we first watched Miracle on 34th Street and, if you were of a certain age, considered it a documentary.
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Getty Colleen Kratofil, Style Writer-Reporter: I love that the Queen's outfit back in 1954 on a royal tour of Australia epitomized what her style would be like for years to come: elegant, ladylike and always topped off with a monochromatic hat.
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There's matching your lipstick to your nail polish (a favorite of ours and often dubbed "matching lips and tips" in the beauty community), coordinating your eyeshadow or lip color to your outfit, and, perhaps the most on-trend right now, monochromatic makeup.
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Stepping out in a striking red monochromatic look on Friday to attend a meeting with the Queen's Commonwealth Trust and One Young World in Windsor, Meghan accessorized with two new gold rings from Vargas Goteo, a jewelry brand raising awareness of endangered animals.
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When people talk about the off-duty model uniform, the first image that probably jumps to mind isn't Kendall or Gigi's tightly curated, monochromatic ensembles, but rather the superbly effortless, girl next door looks that can regularly be found on Karlie Kloss.
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Lopez, who got engaged to fiancé Alex Rodriguez on March 9, acts as the ring leader of a white monochromatic carnival featuring fortune tellers, a 50-foot cake, complete with a glamorous blinged-out Zuhair Murad jumpsuit and white cowboy hat and boots.
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Over the past few years of austere minimalism as lifestyle trend, the beauty industry has all but fallen in line with the pared-down approach, packing all our favorite ingredients up in teeny tiny dropper bottles in monochromatic packaging with sans-serif fonts.
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Click here to view original GIFDespite the gloriously colorful screens used in devices like the new iPhone 7, monochromatic E Ink displays have remained a popular choice for devices like e-readers since they're cheap, durable, and work fine in direct sunlight.
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Over two decades ago its stereoscopic imagery presaged the virtual reality headsets of today, although it was limited to monochromatic graphics and your neck inevitably ached while leaning down to play it on the awkward tripod of sorts the device sat on.
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Whether she wears it with denim or as part of a monochromatic set, the pointy-toed shoes stand out — both because of the distinctive silhouette, but also because of how incredibly bright they are, and quite reminiscent of 1960s go-go boots.
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Modern art for him was and is just big, factual stuff like the shiny, garish, gloppy, inelegant spray-paint work "Cardboard Relief" (1965) that followed up on his 1963 series of black monochromatic tar paintings, which eschewed all forms of foot action.
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This ethos extends to everything from classic cotton T-shirts and button-downs to socks and underwear — but it's the monochromatic sweats in Crayola shades of cherry red, sky blue, buttercup yellow and key-lime green that feel particularly appealing right now.
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The painting is a visual diary of sorts, incorporating the artist's most familiar stylistic elements — from monochromatic compositions reminiscent of his work from the 1960s when he used a kitchen spatula instead of a conventional paint brush, to recent loops of calligraphic shapes.
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In a 153 essay in Artforum called "Beginning Again," she explored the complexities of monochromatic painting, discussing how the works of the artists painting in that mode varied widely, by choice of canvas, type of brush strokes, even how the work was hung.
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The prototype shown at CES included a green, monochromatic display that was wired to a large battery, and the company still needs to get approval from the Food and Drug Administration to eventually ship to consumers, particularly for its medical use cases.
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But this season, the designer offered a palate cleanser of sorts: The first section of his collection was created entirely in white, a monochromatic procession of crisp shirt dresses and ruffled blouses that made the fluorescent shades that followed seem all the brighter.
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She fit right in with the silky kaleidoscopic-swirl jumpsuits edged with monochromatic racing stripes on the runway, not to mention the Hawaiian-printed overalls with arms knotted around the waist, logoed visors and oversize racing jackets with rhinestone collars or shoulder pads.
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"I was thinking more in terms of minimalism this time," Ms. Wales Bonner, 26, said after offering a procession of monochromatic suits and shorts-and-jacket combos, all with a lean and tailored silhouette that revolved around neat shoulders and flared trouser hems.
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Upon entering the first room of the exhibition hall at the museum, one is faced with a riveting, almost monochromatic dialogue between Onur and Friedlaender, oscillating between hermetic and near-ephemeral, creating a synesthetic experience, in which a simple gaze isn't enough.
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The lushly shot, monochromatic domestic drama from Oscar-winning director Alfonso Cuarón (Gravity, Children of Men) — who also served as his own cinematographer on the film — tells the story of a family in Mexico City and a girl who works for them.
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Both lenses have an aperture size of f/2.0, and the idea — similar to what Huawei is doing on its flagship phones — appears to be to combine the sharper monochromatic photo with the color one to get sharper, more detailed photos with accurate colors.
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And just when I thought all the pedestrian-like disturbance was over and I could go back to reading my romance novel incognito like the celebrity-wannabe that I am, they returned — this time in a brand new, second round of monochromatic pastel outfits.
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In both cases, the liberal types in big cities said that it couldn't happen—Remain would win out, Hillary Clinton would be the next president—only to be proven disastrously wrong by a mostly monochromatic coalition of voters bitterly unhappy with the way things are.
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Winter is known for his minimalist, monochromatic tattoos — his Instagram bio firmly states, "BLACK AND GREY INK ONLY," in case you had any questions about that — but the dots and dashes encircling Thorne's elbow are a little more simple than his usual intricate designs.
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However, the disc drive won't read two of the requested destinations, responding instead with monochromatic static and a sound I can only assume is the death's-door spirit of the Mega-CD itself screaming for release, to be finally put out of its misery.
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Still, the no-frills set-up, their monochromatic garb, and the one-two punch of their delivery—offered with renewed urgency as recent footage of police brutality played on the screens—recalled, however briefly, why NWA was dubbed the World's Most Dangerous Rap Group.
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The bill, the New York Daily News reported on Tuesday, is the brainchild of Senator Brad Hoylman (D-Manhattan) and Assemblywoman Aravella Simotas (D-Queens), both of whom are calling for Tide Pods to undergo a total facelift so that they're monochromatic and opaque.
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It also created an odd incentive for a class of African artisans and merchants that sprouted up during the twentieth century: they started to make serious-looking, monochromatic tchotchkes that recalled Einstein's plates, happy to regurgitate the mistake—and to sell the results to tourists.
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Other commonalities — several stories rely on recent breakups as character development or the impetus for a journey, in one case to another planet; nearly all feature out-of-body experiences — work to make the collection, despite its impressive range in subject and setting, monochromatic.
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It's quite possible that starlight also plays a part in the woods' weird monochromatic brilliance, which has a powerfully camouflaging effect, in that every usually distinct thing—each plant and rock and patch of open ground—appears in a common uniform of sheen and shadow.
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" Pushed, he elaborates: "I was thinking about doing something monochromatic... I just wanted to go to the market and do something really seasonal and see what was there—I was thinking about doing something all-white, but then I wasn't really finding what I wanted.
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The difference is that this new line is aimed at a wider audience than his fashion-forward namesake brand, which is cool with us if that results in all the dudes from Bed-Stuy to Beverly Hills rocking flow-y, fly-ass monochromatic gear.
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His pursuit of the figure-ground relationship of abstraction — geometric shapes on monochromatic backgrounds — initiated by Kazimir Malevich and Piet Mondrian in the early 21970s — has led him at times to shaped canvases and also to multipanel installations that use the white wall as canvas.
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In the past five years, New York's blue-chip galleries have produced a surge of exhibitions of abstract, monochromatic oil painting from South Korea's dansaekhwa school, by artists like Park Seo-bo, Ha Chong-hyun, Yun Hyong-keun, Chung Chang-sup and Chung Sang-hwa.
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The counter was white marble, the plates were glazed with a monochromatic drip pattern that recalled Jackson Pollock, and the stools at the counter were swiveling numbers in black leather that suggested a casino, which in fact is where Mr. Borgognone first spotted them.
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I thought that we'd fought that battle in the 1970s and '80s, when thousands of teachers in schools and colleges across the land labored to create curriculums to replace the monochromatic narrative of the deeds of white men that then passed for real American history.
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"Blue View" (2019, oil on canvas) uses extremely subtle shading of a baby blue hue to give an almost monochromatic canvas the suggestion of the view out of a window onto the sky above, very delicately punctuated with four tiny dots that suggest stars.
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Both retail buyers and Lanvin's clientele, it appeared, were struggling to adapt to Ms. Jarrar's monochromatic and minimalist silhouettes, at stark odds to the unashamed maximalism and explosion of color that came to define the aesthetic of the house during Mr. Elbaz's 14-year tenure.
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Brown suggests going for a monochromatic makeup look and even pair pink shades on your nails too, from a deep rose for a vintage vibe (try Essie's Angora Cardi) to a pastel pink for a natural look (we love Sally Hansen's Miracle Gel formula in Little Peony).
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Surrounding them were works of clean, monochromatic abstraction and geometric minimalism: The hard-edged color fields of Ellsworth Kelly and Ad Reinhardt, the spackled white squares of Robert Ryman, the asphalt-like paint-sticked canvases of Richard Serra, an anodized aluminum square tube by Donald Judd.
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For example, Hunter College Art Galleries' 205 Hudson Gallery invites us into the rainbow of the City of Angels, circa 1960–'63s, for Axis Mundo: Queer Networks in Chicano LA. A giant monochromatic painting by Mundo Meza, "Merman with Mandolin" (1984), depicts a stud of a merman.
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Instead of the soon-to-be-common wide, telephoto, and ultra-wide camera combination, the Nokia 9's five-camera array consists of two 93-megapixel color image sensors and three 12-megapixel monochromatic sensors, each with an f/1.8 aperture to collect tons of light.
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With the work in this exhibition — flowing, monochromatic shapes surrounded by a white field – I found my attention drifting between surface and image, becoming aware of the photograph as an object, a thing: a point Breuer has underscored by framing a plastic sleeve containing three vertical strips.
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Kardashian West went for a monochromatic burgundy Yeezy look to attend the season 5 show at Pier 59 in N.Y.C. West specially styled Kardashian West's lavish outfit (complete with a platinum blonde wig) for his over-the-top Yeezy season 3 show at Madison Square Garden.
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Cropping up repeatedly on the spring 2018 catwalks of labels like Balenciaga, Self-Portrait, Mary Katrantzou, Giorgio Armani, and Dior, we were offered multiple ways to wear polka dots, from Demna Gvasalia's chiffon dresses worn with sock boots to Maria Grazia Chiuri's monochromatic sheer skirts and blouses.
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He adapted the dynamic of the New York School's monumental paintings: monochromatic expanses, occasioning awe, like those of Barnett Newman, overlaid with moodily imperfect silk-screened photography of grisly car crashes, say, or the preternaturally beautiful face of Elizabeth Taylor, each fearsome in a peculiar way.
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For 25 years she stitched together scraps of fabric, pieces of old socks, and fragments of flat or hand-coiled paper, after first soaking or covering them in paint, which stiffened the individual units as well as permeated her sewn accretions with a subtly shifting monochromatic tonality.
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Donald J. Trump's Republican Party looked back wistfully to a monochromatic vision of 1950s America, while the major party fronting the first female presidential candidate celebrated the pluralistic future of 2050, when the Census Bureau first projected the United States would become a majority nonwhite nation.
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Kith is both a store and a label (it has 178 employees): A sprinkling from recent collections includes cropped, monochromatic hoodies; plaid work shirts; streamlined track pants; hand-distressed denim; shearling parkas; soccer sneakers made with Adidas; and faux-fur-covered hiking boots produced with Fracap.
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Finally, while "Mulan" is frequently spoken of in the context of the Disney princesses -- originally a monochromatic group consisting of Snow White, Cinderella and "Sleeping Beauty's" Aurora -- the movie actually represented another stride not just toward greater diversity among those characters, but in gender roles as well.
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YMO's slick monochromatic costumes and futurist aesthetic leave the impression of a group that paid as much attention to its visual aesthetic as its music production, which pushed the limits of the era's computer hardware in service of turning video game sounds and machine bleeps into music.
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Moving through the fifth section of the installation of the same name, he frantically points to details in "Appendix XVIII: Plates 22–257," a work composed of 54 framed images, many of them monochromatic, occupying the greater portion of one of the massive walls in MoMA's atrium.
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Something that will shrink the battery life is the new Always-On Display mode, which allows you to see a crisp, monochromatic view of the time, remaining battery life, and progress on a few vital metrics, like steps taken, without having to raise your arm up first.
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Though we don't know exactly what products were involved in Brosnahan's stunning look, we do know that part of what makes it so damn good is that the actress opted to use the magic that is monochromatic makeup by matching her eyeshadow to her dress almost exactly.
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A. For the last 10 years or so, Adobe Photoshop has included a Black and White Adjustment Layer tool, which gives you much more command over the depth and richness of monochromatic photographs than you get by simply stripping out the colors in a grayscale conversion.
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The same can be said about Salle and Morley, from whom Rosenthal has chosen uncharacteristically plainspoken works, especially from Salle, who contributes a diptych comprising two monochromatic panels, one deep blue and the other amber, each adorned with a female nude rendered in gray acrylic washes.
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The majority of her landscapes in the Anna Conway show are modernist, urban spaces: a museum late at night; well-lit, monochromatic office spaces; underlit, high-rise apartments with pendulous chrome lamps and mottled calf-skin rugs that look staged for a photo shoot in Architectural Digest.
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