Sentences with phrase «rare piece he designed»

We have always loved Oscar de la Renta, and this sleeveless vintage Oscar de la Renta dress is a rare piece he designed in the 1960's.

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He's the rare professional who's creating both a physically specific piece of industrial design while also developing an overall visual impression, which could be identified as the Tesla brand.

Of course, original vintage pieces are expensive, rare and need special care, but if you want to dress like your favorite fashion icon from a previous era you can easily shop for vintage inspired clothing closely resembling original vintage design.

A rare runway piece by Christian Dior designed by John Galliano for the Autumn - Winter 2005 collection.

A rare square shape with a bold geometric design in the center makes the Kennedy Antique Rug a statement piece in a room.

Her designs are bold statement pieces, handcrafted using the most rare and unusual materials.

Sure, you had some specialized pieces and unique designs, but most were dysfunctional and rare, so Rockstar would quickly deplete history's supply of potential weapon additions.

Stephen's Sausage Roll is a rare piece of game design that flawlessly integrates player learning with game world activities, all in a way that feels organic and natural.

The rare video game collectors over at Assembler Games have struck again, this time with a piece of Super NES development hardware designed to aid in the creation of games using the Super FX chip of days of yore.

It's rare that a piece of DLC changes the face of a game so consistently across all aspects of its design and adds a great story and more content to top it all off.

Rare 82 piece double - sided puzzle designed by Gene Davis and produced by Georg Jensen in 1969, for the «Art in America: Art for Everyday Living» series of artist's games.

This exquisitely designed and balanced piece reaches back into the historical archive to recreate, in pen and ink, a cover from a rare Czechoslovakian design periodical, Výtvarné Snahy (Art Endeavors), that was published in Prague over four years and stands as an icon of Lisstzky and Maholy - Nagy's New Typography movement.

Information and process are shared in the exhibition and you can see un-finished pieces that illustrate the making off; another rare thing at today's design shows.