Sentences with phrase «often skirts the line»

That being said, Lockett's work evades easy categorization, often skirting the line between art brut and the canonical.

Not exact matches

... Today, many companies... favor Wall Street analysts and institutional investors in... ways that often skirt or cross the line of unfairness.»

The a-line skirts often have zips or buttons in the center seam so it could be more easier to wear the skirt as the a line skirts are mostly in great fitting from the top on the hips.

Oooh, I like this skirt — I'm a fan of a wide plaid in a sedate color ANYWAY, but the different fabric lay on the side solves one of my biggest pet peeves with affordable clothes and prints: the way the patterns line up is often very, very off.

Though Derek is often hailed for his clothes» minimalist silhouettes, the sleek lines were undercut with interesting patterns, like a red - and - black «chintz tweed» on several skirts and coats that reminded us of sporty television - screen static.

The bias cut is a prerequisite for dress sections which ruche, drape and flow in line with the body, whilst full circular skirts often witness the usage of over 5 metres of fabric, made all the more dramatic by Vyn John's fully stiffened customised petticoats.

Helping someone to find their dream home often finds us skirting the fine line between a business relationship and a personal friendship.