The Surface Pro is instantly recognizable and yet subtly different.
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The musical motifs of John Williams's score are instantly recognizable.
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The music made by male humpback whales is instantly recognizable.
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That's the dynamic of their friendship, and it's instantly recognizable.
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Her articulate, silky movement — sophisticated yet subtle — is instantly recognizable.
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Leo and Matt are still instantly recognizable by their voice, however.
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Despite the differences in the tracks, his voice is instantly recognizable.
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Honestly, the marching band's version is pretty uncanny, and instantly recognizable.
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Michael Jackson's red leather jacket in "Thriller" (1983) is instantly recognizable.
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It will launch with instantly recognizable, universally beloved movies and shows.
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Snakes, in particular, are instantly recognizable to humans and apes alike.
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OPTIMIST tags, instantly recognizable by their vertical strokes, mark countless doors.
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Pokeweed is instantly recognizable and very common throughout New York City.
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He is instantly recognizable from almost any angle and any distance.
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An appealing combination of silky and slightly hoarse, it's instantly recognizable.
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Flutes and coupes are, like champagne itself, instantly recognizable as celebratory.
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You have a gift for creating characters who are instantly recognizable.
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Anh was instantly recognizable throughout the show thanks to her intricate updo.
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The artist's endearing image of LOVE is instantly recognizable around the world.
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Above Mr. Lewis's blocky, instantly recognizable head is a single word: HERO.
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"Woke Up This Morning" became instantly recognizable to the show's many fans.
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"It makes him instantly recognizable," said Allan Monteron, one of his owners.
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I had never seen a Schutz image that was so instantly recognizable.
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Paula's movements as a crack addict are instantly recognizable — so herky jerky.
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The teardrop shape is instantly recognizable, but this Porsche is no fossil.
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Even today, Morris's face is instantly recognizable to anyone who's spent time online.
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It's simple, instantly recognizable, and if I may, practically perfect in every way.
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But as a cultural reference point, it evokes a few instantly recognizable tropes.
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Few visuals are as symbolic or instantly recognizable as the white wedding dress.
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" Read more " The instantly recognizable booths were once a staple on many streets.
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Performers show as much skin as uniform, and their faces are instantly recognizable.
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Despite the 20 years that had passed, he was instantly recognizable to me.
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Instantly recognizable marques like Chanel and Prada abound on this humble landing page.
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With their considerable height and large blades, modern wind turbines are instantly recognizable.
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The cockpit shape and dihedral doors are instantly recognizable from the road car.
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Will's productions aren't instantly recognizable in the way that, for example, Timbaland's are.
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Younes wore a bucket hat ... but his good looks made him instantly recognizable.
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There's something instantly recognizable about Sadie (Olivia Wilde) in Sarah Daggar-Nickson's A Vigilante.
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Blatter remains an instantly recognizable, if often polarizing, figure to generations of football fans.
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It's instantly recognizable, even from its tiny, unreadable in-line appearance in your feed.
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Face tattoos fuel this escalation, in that they make a new face instantly recognizable.
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Since 2016, her vintage-inspired label has become instantly recognizable and highly sought after.
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Each icon visually represents something instantly recognizable — food, a happy face, a high-five.
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Naturally, her outfit is instantly recognizable, and admit it — you kind of want it.
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Scalia's dissents almost always produced a quote that was instantly recognizable as his voice.
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Moore's ghoulish figure clashes with the neoclassical aesthetic instantly recognizable to generations of Columbians.
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And its sleek black design makes it instantly recognizable, as well as totally otherworldly.
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Look no further for 13 Reasons Why costumes that are respectful and instantly recognizable.
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Her long silver-blonde hair is instantly recognizable, as are her many, many outfits.
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Champagne Bollinger is known for its "instantly recognizable, dry, toasty style," according to Wine.
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Nike's infamous swoosh is one of the most instantly recognizable logos in the world.
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The film featured a stirring and now instantly recognizable theme, composed by Elmer Bernstein.
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The beat's hypnotic sway and her vocal cadence have become instantly recognizable musical touchstones.
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Most of the songs are instantly recognizable, so everyone at the party can sing along.
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There have been a handful of entertainers who are instantly recognizable by just one name.
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Twitter may need a massive, instantly recognizable change to its fundamental mechanics to inspire growth.
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The songs are instantly recognizable because they remind us of what connects for the viewer.
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Though its call is instantly recognizable, it may take you a while to place it.
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Right there, on his traditional red Swazi attire, is the instantly recognizable flag of Taiwan.
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Each white, sparkling ornament features a different phrase written in the instantly recognizable Friends font.
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The city's iconic Notting Hill neighborhood is also instantly recognizable with its pastel-colored buildings.
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He is instantly recognizable in Japan by his jutting chin, red scarf and red necktie.
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Its instantly recognizable silhouette conveys a feeling not just of majesty, but also of stillness.
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Their dress makes them instantly recognizable in the German-speaking world, though not necessarily beyond.
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That's the great thing about being Elton John for Halloween: His "brand" is instantly recognizable.
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It's a gut punch to see these instantly recognizable illustrations of nature transformed this way.
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This is because it's an instantly recognizable and understandable symbol so why wouldn't we use it?
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The collection, stamped with both brands' instantly-recognizable logos, includes denim, scarves, camo jackets, and bags.
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Some, like Apple's famous beach ball or the various Google Drive loading animations, are instantly recognizable.
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In-N-Out's vintage vibe and red-and-white tiling have made its aesthetic instantly recognizable.
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FCA is the parent company behind instantly recognizable auto brands like Fiat, Chrysler, Jeep, and Dodge.
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The double-height lobby and check-in area will also be instantly recognizable to film buffs.
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For people of color, many moments in Netflix's new series Dear White People feel instantly recognizable.
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Magenta beetroot juice seeping through white bread is instantly recognizable as a portrait of Australian lunch.
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Her instantly recognizable song began with Barzilai mimicking chicken clucking sounds to loud cheers from fans.
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Sustento's corpse would be instantly recognizable from the tattoos that covered him from head to toe.
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If you're a fan of Apple's instantly recognizable white drawstring bags, you better start hoarding them.
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He was a global celebrity, his beard, military fatigues and big Cuban cigars making him instantly recognizable.
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The company even granted him a custom avatar, instantly recognizable down to its afro, beard, and suspenders.
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Thanks to the brand's creative director, Olivier Rousteing, the label currently has an aesthetic that's instantly recognizable.
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This recreation of the beloved Toy Story 4 duo requires minimum effort and provides instantly recognizable results.
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Razer's suite of PC gaming accessories is instantly recognizable for its acid-green-and-black color scheme.
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And even though we've never seen it before, it's instantly recognizable as an expensive, glamorous powerhouse machine.
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We're told he wasn't instantly recognizable though ... which means he's not on Ariana's level (fame-wise, anyway).
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Even for those who aren't fans of classic '70s rock, Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant Song" is instantly recognizable.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - In the financial world, most leaders are not instantly recognizable by their first names.
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That's because nuns abide by a sartorial system that is at once endlessly adaptable and instantly recognizable.
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He's been in the underground metal zine scene since he was 15, honing an instantly recognizable aesthetic.
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Jaybird's solution are those instantly recognizable plastic fins that you find all over the company's press material.
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Despite appearing in several notable films, like "There's Something About Mary," Keith David is not instantly recognizable.
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But each moment is instantly recognizable even to someone with only a passing familiarity with the film.
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They also co-opted the brand's instantly recognizable interlocking LV logo on its takeout boxes and napkins.
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It's a very certain kind of expression, nigh-on-impossible to pin down but also instantly recognizable.
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Then there's the Japanese noise artist Keiji Haino, who is instantly recognizable by his long silver hair.
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Perhaps its most instantly recognizable object is the LOVE sculpture by the favorite-son artist Robert Indiana.
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Dressed habitually in blue, he is instantly recognizable in France, in part from his many TV appearances.
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There's much to be said for this approach, particularly when the voice is commanding and instantly recognizable.
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They share a bumbling public affect, a history of racist remarks, and an instantly recognizable hair color.
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The reflexive politeness Taylor Swift displayed toward her attacker will be instantly recognizable to thousands of women.
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Her Lewis Carroll-like millinery made her instantly recognizable in the old-boy network of Kentucky bourbons.
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Instantly recognizable with his wavy blond hair and beard, Branson is one of Britain's best-known businessmen.
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The song hit a resurgence thanks to the recent Freddie Mercury biopic named after the instantly recognizable song.
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A woman answered and stared at the instantly recognizable singer, easily the Twin Cities' biggest celebrity, Lundstrom recalled.
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It's one of the most instantly recognizable of Keith Ohlfs' many contributions to the modern operating system interface.
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Each tube's cap is adorned with an instantly recognizable poster from a classic horror movie: Dr. Jekyll &Mr.
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His art has become iconic, with an instantly recognizable style marked by bright, saturated colors and swirling skies.
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The 4 established an entirely new industrial design aesthetic that was at once instantly recognizable and highly practical.
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He is first and foremost a melodist whose distinct, subtly embellished staccato phrasing is instantly recognizable and welcoming.
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And by using a medium no one else was interested in, he could invent an instantly recognizable brand.
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" But even Powell couldn't avoid slipping in a hint of long-term fandom: "Woo's records are instantly recognizable.
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"No ball games" reads the sign above Budd's head, in the instantly recognizable script of London public housing.
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Works that qualify as instantly recognizable "classics" to a Western viewer feel surreally exotic in this multiculturalist environment.
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Those little fleshy seashells, whether they stick out or hang low, can be instantly recognizable in family portraits.
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Its style must be a fingerprint, an instantly recognizable promise of quality that can inform, inspire or engage.
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In fact, each is, even though the Heisman remains instantly recognizable and its manufacturer takes no creative license.
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Clay: The best moments of Sex and the City combined plot with fashion in these instantly recognizable moments.
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It's a moment that's become so enmeshed in recent cinematic history that any callback to it is instantly recognizable.
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The instantly recognizable, bright-red bullet raised awareness and funds for those suffering from and affected by HIV/AIDS.
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Logos are used by companies aiming to make their business instantly recognizable — and changing them can cause a backlash.
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The Raine Group may not be as instantly recognizable as Wall Street fixtures like Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.
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The spell casting and spectacle are folded into this very mundane, bourgeois system whose every beat is instantly recognizable.
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M: The golden arches of McDonald's are one of the most instantly recognizable symbols to people across the world.
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And Movado's new $595 Connected watch has the classic Museum face that makes it instantly recognizable as a Movado.
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Similar to how GoPro footage is instantly recognizable the second you see it, drone footage is becoming very repetitive.
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Guignol, a talkative, impulsive character who is a cultural icon in France, was instantly recognizable to this boisterous crowd.
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He is undecided on his political leanings (for now), inoffensive, instantly recognizable, and affable on TV and social media.
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It is his catchphrase, combined with an instantly recognizable deep baritone voice, that has allowed him to do so.
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The woman on the left is instantly recognizable to millions of people: the actor, comedian, and author Tiffany Haddish.
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The writer Tom Wolfe, who was instantly recognizable in his signature white suits, died on Monday in New York.
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So is the ultimate reveal of the giant sculpture, a metaphoric angel — instantly recognizable in the West — wearing white.
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She's one of the few guitarists these days who has an instantly recognizable style — that's almost impossible to achieve.
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The TV show Friends has enjoyed so much widespread popularity that many of its set pieces are instantly recognizable.
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But the family resemblance was instantly recognizable, and he sometimes bridled when asked whether he was related to Boris.
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Say what you will, the Astros looked like no other team, before or since — a singular, instantly recognizable identity.
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Jordan's seemingly effortless flights to the basket made him one of the most instantly recognizable faces in the world.
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It also owns the trademark of the bracelet's design, known as a trade dress, because it's so instantly recognizable.
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While her intelligence and endurance are instantly recognizable, so too is the wit which brings the portrait to life.
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The environment feels inhabited and is instantly recognizable to anyone who has spent hours battling thoughts instead of tidying up.
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So I did my best to tally up every instantly recognizable catchphrase, meme, and IRL impact created by each show.
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He busted out "Take the L," a taunting Fortnite dance that was instantly recognizable to a worldwide community of players.
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This kind of streamlined experience will be instantly recognizable to anyone who played games like Gals' Fighters on the NGPC.
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At least some of them do, those with other-worldly talent and, most often, from countries with instantly recognizable names.
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The whole thing is a fascinating read on changing something that's instantly recognizable to millions of people around the globe.
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When the lecture re-started he announced, in that instantly recognizable voice, 'I fell off the edge of the world'.
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They also come with Siri and a wireless charging-enabled carrying case, and have a sleek (and instantly recognizable) design.
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His voice was instantly recognizable: slow, rougher than the Nebraska-born Henry Fonda's and not as high, but similarly distinctive.
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They ground the viewer in the nitty-gritty of a specific location rather than call out with something instantly recognizable.
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Simultaneously generic and instantly recognizable, he strips rap down to its bare sonic bones so the glee can shine through.
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T-shirts emblazoned with the instantly recognizable silhouettes of the two bombastic leaders are for sale at shops around town.
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New York (CNN Business)The first celebrity voice to come to Amazon's Alexa is now available, and he's instantly recognizable.
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"Few shoes have remained as consistently popular or are as instantly recognizable as the Old Skool Shoe," the filing states.
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Again, this is a face that is instantly recognizable to many of the millions of people who read the president's tweets.
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Aladdin Sane is perhaps Bowie's most instantly recognizable persona, with fiery red hair and a lightning bolt painted onto his face.
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Sex toys used to be something tucked away at the back of your sock drawer, something instantly recognizable and potentially embarrassing.
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Yet for many, her most instantly recognizable trademark is a look she's long worn in the spotlight: a platinum buzz cut.
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Giant pandas are instantly recognizable as a species, but their uniform black and white markings makes them fairly anonymous as individuals.
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From its founding in 1954 until now, McDonald's has remained an American institution and its golden arches an instantly recognizable symbol.
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Surprisingly, the icons still look instantly recognizable, which is important for the millions of users that launch these apps every day.
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The larger, CH-4 is instantly recognizable to anyone familiar with drones the U.S. military has operated since the mid-103s.
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By the time she released her second album, "Warrior," in 2012, her pouty freckled face and raw sound were instantly recognizable.
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To be sure, that language of simplified form still instantly recognizable as life was part of the common currency of Surrealism.
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Around campus, he was instantly recognizable, riding his chopper, his hair long, wearing a leather jacket adorned with the American flag.
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From Prince and David Bowie to Britney Spears and Beyoncé, these music video looks are instantly recognizable across generations and genres.
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Anna Wintour was an ideal ambassador, thanks to her instantly recognizable name and a leadership theme that transcends the MasterClass brand.
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An instantly recognizable figure with his shock of white curls, Rattle, 61, is one of the biggest names in classical music.
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Aldyr Schlee, a professor who designed the Brazilian soccer team's signature jersey, now instantly recognizable around the world, died on Nov.
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Costumes have to be instantly recognizable without infringing on copyright and be buyable before everyone forgets that that meme ever existed.
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I was puzzled when I received an Arbor Day envelope containing only the Withheld Mail Notice featuring Beatrice's instantly recognizable penmanship.
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Its DNA is instantly recognizable in everything from the super tight cuts, over-the-top themed battles, and characters' big crying eyes.
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Ane Crabtree is the costume designer behind the hit show and she explains about the process of making the instantly recognizable looks.
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Hyped-up new products get released and they're so instantly recognizable; it's not so different from what happens in the fashion industry.
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When The Simpsons first premiered, its creators wanted the show to be instantly recognizable when viewers were quickly flipping through the channels.
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Being the fourth game in a famous series, Doom's Space Marine is instantly recognizable, and for many players this is sufficient characterization.
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While his oversized glasses and red-tinged beard were instantly recognizable, his voice was unknown as broadcasters had actors dub his words.
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Instantly recognizable with her white hair and pearls, she was a plainspoken yet feisty public figure who adopted literacy as her cause.
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Although he was heavily influenced by John Coltrane and other saxophonists, his big, lush sound was distinctly his own and instantly recognizable.
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Almost every fashion brand out there makes watches too, but few have adopted such a striking and instantly recognizable style as Diesel.
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The elegant case with classic Dior pattern is also instantly recognizable, which makes spending $37 on a lipstick a little more justified.ProsCons
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Yet CASH4 was doing exactly what's expected of many graffiti writers: Develop his own instantly-recognizable style—and get up a lot.
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Name brand recognition was everything, and if the price of your outfit wasn't instantly recognizable through logo ubiquity, it wasn't worth it.
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In the absence of dialogue and involved narratives, early films focused on "actualities," or setups that would appear instantly recognizable to audiences.
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Owning a Ford truck is an instantly recognizable statement of Americanism, but barely half of its components are sourced in North America.
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Then there was my favorite fruit of all: the pitihaya, or dragon fruit, instantly recognizable with its spiky pink or yellow skin.
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The distinctive yet uniform design makes the series instantly recognizable, not unlike the old Penguin Classics with their orange-and-black covers.
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However, Birch features Edel Rodriguez's "meltdown" illustrations for TIME, which similarly convey the effectiveness of simplifying cultural events to instantly recognizable elements.
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As that instantly recognizable synth riff weaves its way through, an unchanging constant, the chord progression steadily ascends, with a slight catch.
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Upon entering, you're greeted with enormous, geometric murals in flat blocks of color, instantly recognizable as in some way spiritual, even occult.
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Kirk, age 218, is handsome and bronzed in the instantly recognizable style of the American frat boy, complete with a Ken Doll haircut.
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These devices come in a variety of funky colors, are instantly recognizable by their signature hexagonal shape, and always prominently feature the camera.
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That particular assertion came from The Denver Guardian, a site that very carefully constructs fake news in a way that isn't instantly recognizable.
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Bitmoji let you communicate not just who you are, but what you're doing and how you're feeling in a single instantly recognizable image.
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Vincent van Gogh's The Starry Night is instantly recognizable—even as an ocean current timelapse or an animation of aerosols in the air.
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The family-owned company has built cult success with its blend of authentic ingredients packed in an instantly-recognizable, duck-covered yellow can.
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There are subtle details Mongillo employs that aren't immediately noticeable to cis audiences, yet were instantly recognizable to myself and other trans colleagues.
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As far as video game motifs go, the legendary Koji Kondo's main theme for Nintendo's Super Mario series is the "Wonderwall"—instantly recognizable.
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The most instantly recognizable voice in contemporary music, he opened a new chapter in operatic history, pushing the bounds of duration and abstraction.
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Though Colette's signature blue 1997C Pantone color is instantly recognizable to most in the fashion world, Rousseaux herself has preferred to remain discreet.
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I love the cover image because it's pretty much instantly recognizable by anyone who likes the classic cinema, but not from that angle.
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Rich not merely in color, but in pattern and texture, the collection's Anglophilic brio is instantly recognizable; it feels witty but never twee.
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So you need to provide something that is instantly recognizable across those platforms as a single origin source of quality — that's a brand.
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Instantly recognizable with her short fringed bob haircut and sunglasses, British-born Wintour has long been a front row staple at catwalk shows.
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It highlights King's distinctive voice and his unique guitar style that combined piercing single notes played with a vibrato instantly recognizable as his.
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Instantly recognizable with her short fringed bob haircut and sunglasses, British-born Wintour has long been a front row staple at catwalk shows.
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" He added, "Hyped-up new products get released and they're so instantly recognizable; it's not so different from what happens in the fashion industry.
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Volvo's boxy wagons, like the 200-series and 850 that my dad owned, were eminently practical, were instantly recognizable, as well as great sellers.
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It's instantly recognizable as a Nokia, and HMD has even included a modern Snake game on the handset just to play on the nostalgia.
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Ad of the Week It has been seven years since he dominated the American political stage, but his approachable Texas drawl remains instantly recognizable.
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She would have been instantly recognizable to every single North Korean because she was the lead singer of this extremely well-known singing group.
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Some of us read the book in public, others hid the instantly recognizable cover beneath more "respectable" books while on the subway (cough, me).
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When you have created a unique name for your iPad, its name will make it instantly recognizable, singled out from all the devices nearby.
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At just 4 feet 3 inches (1.29m) Tantray was an instantly recognizable figure, something that police say could have attributed to his eventual death.
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Spicer -- mocked by "Saturday Night Live" and instantly recognizable walking down any street in the country -- is now a member of the celebrity club.
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He did, however, manage to produce a few works for Disney that showcased what would later become hallmarks of his instantly recognizable art style.
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Whitworth's impressionistic journies through Barcelona, Dubai, and Pyongyang have earned him a distinct, instantly-recognizable style, even in the wide world of timelapse filmmakers.
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It's like what Samsung and Apple do with their phones — creating a unified look that makes a brand instantly recognizable, regardless of model number.
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The dance is instantly recognizable as the Candy Cane solo from George Balanchine's beloved 1954 production of "The Nutcracker," for New York City Ballet.
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He might pretend not to see Cary Grant in favor of an old lady sitting next to the suave and instantly recognizable film star.
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The gentrifier himself — and yes, he's most often a guy — is instantly recognizable, complete with a flannel shirt, fixie bike and gourmet coffee cup.
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Nissin Foods, the minds behind that instantly-recognizable block of instant Top Ramen, is releasing a new line in partnership with another iconic brand.
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Instantly recognizable thanks to its boxy shape, vertical baffles, and high-contrast colorways, the jacket originally launched in 1992, engineered for actual Himalayan expeditions.
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Chet Wollan in particular is instantly recognizable to fans, even on shopping trips to Dickinson, a city of 23,000 about a half-hour away.
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The death jolts the movie, giving it instantly recognizable stakes; more specifically, it gives Vic something interesting, a tragedy that becomes his principal purpose.
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The death jolts the movie, giving it instantly recognizable stakes; more specifically, it gives Vic something interesting, a tragedy that becomes his principal purpose.
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It was THE status symbol for anyone in the early 2000s, and its physical keyboard made it instantly recognizable, but now the BlackBerry is dead.
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Oreo is pretty much the only choice for an "O" dessert that's broadly and instantly recognizable, however, so it seems like it was almost inevitable.
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It has a cute, unassuming appearance that is instantly recognizable as a camera, or at least an icon of a camera app on your phone.
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At the height of the iPod's popularity, Ive's designs were so ubiquitous that even the white headphones that came with the device were instantly recognizable.
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His face was instantly recognizable from dozens of films and TV shows, including 1984's "Ghostbusters," in which he played the mayor of New York.
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He's instantly recognizable to millions of people of all ages but remains relevant, even successfully transitioning to the brave new world of VR Chat memes.
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Amid the frills and appliqués we've come to expect from the label, Fashionista pointed out an instantly recognizable logo in the collection: the Nike swoosh.
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Their "Paris" video was so instantly recognizable and relatable, so searingly accurate and overwhelmingly funny, that I played it over and over and over again.
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The Pierre responded by painting over telltale facial details, giving the visages a more generic look (though the former First Lady is still instantly recognizable).
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Named for the model Jessica Stam, the purse was made of sumptuous quilted leather with a chain-link strap, a novel and instantly recognizable design.
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The sound of a baseball bat cracking a home run is instantly recognizable, but for home viewers, that's only because of a careful audio mix.
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In his productions, Mr. Kratzer seems to purposely avoid any sort of instantly recognizable, signature style, preferring to approach each work on its own terms.
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In malls across the US and Canada, Morphe's store walls are covered with faces of popular creators who are instantly recognizable to teens walking past.
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With an abstract appeal, it can't be read unless you know Russian, but the instantly recognizable jumble of backward lettering is understood all the same.
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"The Torre Velasca tower is an historic, landmark building instantly recognizable to all residents and visitors to Milan," said Mario Abbadessa, Hines' Italy country head.
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Does the fact that Beto or Bernie are instantly recognizable names in our politics suggest anything about the viability of the candidates who bear them?
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But Campbell's legacy will be his many songs with everyman ease, instantly recognizable tunes that sound so simple — until you try to play and sing them.
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Most of the rules, from the layout of the playing surface to the scoring system, would be instantly recognizable to a player from a century ago.
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The German firm is one of the world's top manufacturers of industrial robots, and its robot arms are instantly recognizable thanks to their signature orange livery.
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This woman's department at work decided to go as various memes; she carried a pic of the comic around her neck so it was instantly recognizable.
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" According to The Guardian, "if she put a Black face on the cover who was not instantly recognizable," Shulman says the magazine "would sell fewer copies.
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It's raw, and instantly recognizable — there's a pre-sex and post-sex phase of a relationship, and Jenkins captures that subtle transition right before our eyes.
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Why It's Cool: Lesser DJs have tried and failed to copy the mouse-headed Canadian producer's instantly recognizable setup, which is a constant work-in-progress.
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The first ever Slushii DJ set took place in front of thousands at Hard Summer in LA. Credit Slushii's rapid rise to his instantly recognizable sound.
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Though some might not know Mr. Cathey by name, his recent roles and commanding voice made him instantly recognizable in the latter part of his career.
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They are instantly recognizable: the pillow fight in the hotel, Paul with a face full of shaving cream, Muhammad Ali "punching" the band's collective lights out.
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Lady Skollie's instantly recognizable practice presents the tenuous state of modern South African womanhood with large, beautiful canvases that are as strategic as they are stunning.
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The glass-walled building, almost equidistant between the White House and the Capitol, became instantly recognizable for its multi-story exterior rendition of the First Amendment.
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Lana Del Rey is each of these things at once, and we know this from her instantly recognizable sound and the words she fits to it.
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Placing these images on everyday items imbues them with what Bonner describes as a "instantly recognizable Koreanness" that marks a product as the best possible option available.
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Still, this spring '17 approach is a bit different, because designers are reinventing these instantly recognizable silhouettes with their own brand signatures, making them runway-worthy pieces.
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What is "French" sits at an endless juncture between art, cinema, and food, all filled with celebrated motifs and faces that are instantly recognizable, even by tourists.
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Though Fares' makeup and outfits are instantly recognizable to anyone with a smartphone, her dress and looks aren't the norm for young girls in her homeland, Iraq.
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Brazil, instantly recognizable in their famous yellow shirts and blue shorts, were kitted out in an all-blue number for the match at the Saint Petersburg Stadium.
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Not only has she perfected the instantly recognizable voice, but she delivers many lines with an archness that shows her amusement with all of what is unfolding.
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Day 22: I thought I had the libido thing under control but this morning I woke up to an instantly recognizable crunchy tissue next to my bed.
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The knockoffs are smaller than the pieces they're based on and with clear imperfections — a wobbly line here, a visibly pasted-on bit there — but instantly recognizable.
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Her elaborate upswirl of pewter-toned hair makes her instantly recognizable, and she said she was getting accustomed to fame, which she finds both strange and exhilarating.
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She refuses to wear a head scarf, except when trying to protect her identity in a city where she is instantly recognizable and quickly draws a crowd.
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Shaw has handpicked the songwriters from her long and eclectic list of songwriter friends, and though they may not be household names, their music is instantly recognizable.
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While the instantly recognizable quality of brand-name contemporary art reassures collectors — and by extension bolsters the pieces' value — other works can be diminished by their reproducibility.
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His signature shot, instantly recognizable as his work, was the 21992-degree dolly, a tracking shot in which the moving camera describes a circle around its subject.
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In a rom-com, this would be instantly recognizable as the set piece where one character frantically runs to an airport to risk it all for love.
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Exuding an indelible, instantly recognizable style, they were the work of the great Irving Penn — the first modern photographer whose name was fixed in my young brain.
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Raymond Chandler and Elmore Leonard fashioned quintessential American voices—tough and melancholy, lean and slangy—and whatever you read by either one of them is instantly recognizable.
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Instantly recognizable by her oversize tortoiseshell eyeglasses and Vidal Sassoon bob, Ms. Khanh was sometimes called the French Mary Quant, a reference to London's leading Mod designer.
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In 1989 he joined "Countryfile" after 17 years of "John Craven's Newsround," a short news broadcast for children, which makes him instantly recognizable to generations of Britons.
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In a rom-com, this would be instantly recognizable as the set piece where one character frantically runs to an airport to risk it all for love.
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The reality star took us through a few of the instantly recognizable gowns she wore on the show, including the sparkly black dress she accepted Nick's proposal in.
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Looking at her character art, in fact, one is reminded of the clean lines that made the Studio Ghibli creations such as Nausicaa, Howl, and Ponyo instantly recognizable.
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Rescue officials say the birds, instantly recognizable with their long, pointy beaks, were emaciated, anemic and suffering from other ailments when they arrived at the group&aposs aviaries.
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It's an instantly recognizable, practically prototypical drone design that's attracted imitators around the world — and now, rumor has it that owner DJI is killing it off for good.
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"Mulder," said Gillian Anderson, reprising her role as the F.B.I. agent Dana Scully, the look on her face instantly recognizable; part reprimand, part in-spite-of-herself affection.
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A male model came out in a hoodie emblazoned with the word "masturbate" in interlocking red and yellow sequined circles, a play on the instantly recognizable Mastercard logo.
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Both Eichner and Rogen have distinct, instantly recognizable voices, and they seem like they'd have some chemistry, too — after all, they're both in it for a good laugh.
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Like Valve's Gabe Newell, Tim Sweeney's name is instantly recognizable to gamers, and he will have thought long and hard before expressing such strident criticism of Microsoft's actions.
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In all his roles, though, he was instantly recognizable by his voice, which researchers claimed in 2008 was an essential element in creating the most pleasing male voice.
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The most popular templates pass from the wilds of message boards and image forums into mainstream social media channels, where they become instantly recognizable, and arguably less funny.
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All the artists we spoke to about the show agree that Anderson's instantly recognizable style is the most obvious reason they enjoy making art inspired by his films.
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Sade remains a sought after entity because she is untethered from trends, her sound and presence is so singularly hers and instantly recognizable it's been able to endure.
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In some ways, she looked like an entirely different person, but she was also instantly recognizable: she had the same ready smile, and radiated the same quiet intelligence.
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The Royal Oak is widely considered to be one of the most iconic watches in the history of horology, with a unique octagonal bezel that is instantly recognizable.
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A few things are instantly recognizable as being quintessential Star Trek: Brightly-coloured jumpsuits, the Starship Enterprise gliding through space, and dubious alien makeup all come to mind.
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Cans of Coca-Cola, bottles of Budweiser and packets of Oreos are instantly recognizable for their distinctive packaging and logos, which have helped them become billion-dollar brands.
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These finely honed death traps come in many forms, from the trampoline-like construction of the sheet web spider, to the instantly recognizable filigree of the orb weaver.
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The purchase covers the magazine's trove of more than two million images, its swimsuit and Sportsperson of the Year brands, the instantly recognizable name itself and other assets.
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When she returned to the clinic two weeks after, I could see her face illuminated with the warm flush of color that is instantly recognizable to a hematologist.
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In his instantly recognizable style of portraiture, he styles his subjects in a kind of faux-orientalist swag, using items like the ones in the shop as props.
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Lahi — whose name in Tagalog means race or lineage — is a modest spot, instantly recognizable to fellow Filipinos by the giant wooden fork and spoon on the wall.
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At the halfway point Dygert, instantly recognizable in her pink socks, was two seconds clear and it looked as though she would catch her opponent before the end.
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At six feet seven, with a trademark yellow-and-red bandanna and white horseshoe mustache, Hogan became a pop-cultural phenomenon, instantly recognizable even to non-wrestling fans.
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But all the while, his art is instantly recognizable as his own, with soft, bouncy lines that outline friendly, lumpy characters that look like they're made of putty.
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Owens, 65, said the public chiding by the elder Harris was instantly recognizable to Jamaicans of a certain age, raised by straitlaced parents in the former British colony.
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While both pro- and anti-EU demonstrators have regularly protested outside parliament, Bray's "Stop Brexit" cries and waving of banners behind news crews have made him instantly recognizable.
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If you're looking for a Halloween costume that's instantly recognizable but not totally played out, I'd like to humbly suggest looking to Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
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The device will be instantly recognizable to Surface Pro 4 fans, but promises a brighter screen, 20% better performance, 153 hours of battery life and sub-1.7-pound weight.
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That doesn't lessen the beauty of this Game of Thrones moment, but I watched it with the instantly recognizable overture of the Harry Potter films running through my head.
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Perhaps no plane became more instantly recognizable than the B-2 Spirit, a sleek, dark and tail-less bomber that looked like something Batman might have at the ready.
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Everyone loves to talk about TV. When you're planning a Halloween costume, that's precisely what you want: something instantly recognizable or an outfit that will get a conversation started.
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By simply giving the vulnerability a name rather than a number (CVE-2014-0160), researchers made Heartbleed instantly recognizable and memorable, helping to put a spotlight on the issue.
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The editor's suite includes tools that allow human editors to assign specific geometries to flyover buildings (think Salesforce tower's unique ridged dome) that allow them to be instantly recognizable.
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It's hardly an untapped space, but bringing the most instantly recognizable name in guitars to the table should give Fender a leg up, in spite of a late start.
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Stranger Things has reached the mass production stage of meme-making, with a new, single-purpose website letting you place any text in the show's instantly recognizable title card.
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PITTSBURGH — One was a wildly successful artist, the son of Slovakian immigrants, whose alabaster complexion and shock of white hair made him instantly recognizable on the streets of Manhattan.
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Instead of the usual brand name, it was printed with Vaquera & Co. The dress was also shinier than the usual sueded fabric from Tiffany, but it was instantly recognizable.
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Her paintings, particularly her many self-portraits, are instantly recognizable, and her image has been emblazoned on products as diverse as coasters, cosmetics, T-shirts, tote bags and tequila.
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Rodin was the pre-eminent sculptor of the Impressionist and Post-Impressionist era, and "The Kiss" and "The Thinker" are among the most instantly recognizable sculptures in the world.
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Yet though he began serving in the military after it had been integrated by President Harry S. Truman in 1948, the issues raised in the drama were instantly recognizable.
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I rattled off that abbreviated list of words and expressions instantly recognizable as Donald Trump's hallmarks in a few seconds, and suspect many Americans could easily add to it.
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It's fun, feels contemporary and, perhaps most importantly, has an instantly recognizable tone and aesthetic, which is due to the amazing work of Sophie Campbell, Meredith McClaren, and others.
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After the wild success of the Wii, the oddly-marketed follow-up never seemed to catch on, despite plenty of well-regarded (and instantly recognizable) games in its lineup.
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While a Ticwatch or Ticpod may not be instantly recognizable to a broader audience, they're a name you can rely on for a quality product at a mid-range price.
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The latest models look a lot like the car that rolled into the Frankfurt Motor Show in 1963, making it instantly recognizable even to people with no interest in cars.
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With an Instagram fanbase of over 650,63 followers and his first solo exhibition under his belt, his art is quickly making a name for itself with an instantly recognizable style.
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Instead of solely being able to wear black and white underneath those instantly recognizable green aprons, staffers can wear gray, charcoal, navy, khaki, and brown shirts, in addition to denim.
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That's due in no small part to the investment of one Biz Stone, who admits that the instantly recognizable brand name — which was licensed for this app from PLR Inc.
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Sporting dark suits, white, pony-tailed hair and tinted sunglasses in his later years that made him instantly recognizable, an irreverent wit was also part of a carefully crafted persona.
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Having launched her label just four years ago, her instantly recognizable and playful creations are adored by Alexa Chung, Laura Bailey, Laura Jackson, and Poppy Delevingne, to name a few.
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Overall Score: 28.0/210 Colin Bergh: Though it's instantly recognizable as Avicii's brand, based on the sole fact that it reads "Avicii," it doesn't do much in terms of longevity.
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Everything about Slaughter Race – a game set in a dystopia so hilariously gritty, Mad Max would be at a loss – feels instantly recognizable, even though Slaughter Race doesn't actually exist.
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Shot like a creepy home video, the visuals feature an uncomfortably close camera panning across the sleeping celebrities in night vision, lingering over their instantly recognizable faces and uncovered bodies.
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Skrillex and Diplo seemingly pulled the hit tune out of thin air, managing to astonishingly distort Bieber's vocals and create one of the most instantly recognizable hooks of all time.
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She will remain either the hero or the villain in the eyes of millions, an instantly recognizable face with instantly strong emotions for people on each side of the controversy.
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Models' hair was sleek and wavy at the front, and some wore theirs in a pony tail like Lagerfeld, who was instantly recognizable for his white hair and large sunglasses.
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The most prominent example of dropping the Union Jack came in 1965, when Canada adopted the maple leaf, which has since become an instantly recognizable symbol of our northern neighbor.
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The stores were instantly recognizable by their familiar architecture and distinctive signage — they were as much a part of Melbourne as the pubs or the trams or the Victorian rowhouses.
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It was presented as a default choice, but the irony is that it had the effect of making her instantly recognizable — just as Mr. Jobs was, in his black turtlenecks.
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The show has put the spotlight back on Mr. Mackie, who has won multiple Emmy Awards and is responsible for some of the most instantly recognizable costumes of all time.
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Here are seven great things we wrote about this week: The bricks are instantly recognizable: small, brightly colored, easy to click together, and the bane of many a bare foot.
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Many scenes are kept nearly silent, or soundtracked only by a distant tension-raising hum—a striking direction for a show that has such instantly recognizable music in its past.
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Made up of 2,643 triangles and rhomboids, the Spheres' reflective surface, which reflects off the surfaces of adjacent Amazon skyscrapers, has become an instantly recognizable part of Seattle's architectural landscape.
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Ms. Sánchez's mature style is instantly recognizable once you know it, but before she found it, she experimented with different aesthetics and mediums while traveling and living in different places.
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Nabisco's animal crackers are a staple of American snack food aisles, and the box — a red-and-yellow rectangle featuring brightly colored circus animals cavorting in cages — is instantly recognizable.
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On the left hand side is the Dufour peak of the Monte Rosa range and on the right hand side of the frame is the instantly recognizable peak of the Matterhorn.
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In fact, the No Tears Left to Cry singer says that the instantly recognizable style is the key to understanding her own evolution from Nickelodeon child actress to global pop star.
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It didn't matter, people flocked for the classics: when every beat hits and swings, when every vocal is instantly recognizable, nobody cares when it's a track they've heard a million times.
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The instantly recognizable house that served as the facade of the Brady home on the hit series that ran from 1969 to 1974 was listed with Douglas Elliman for $1.88 million.
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"And since 'Oh, Pretty Woman' is Roy III's No. 1 favorite song, we all hear it at least three times a day," she adds of the elder Roy's instantly recognizable hit.
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"The manatee is one of the most charismatic and instantly recognizable species," said Michael Bean, principal deputy assistant secretary for Fish and Wildlife and Parks at the Department of the Interior.
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While there's nothing quite as iconic as Ennio Morricone's instantly recognizable theme from The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, all of RDR2's top musical moments capture that same spirit.
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If you want an instantly recognizable and over-the-top costume, her infamous meat dress from the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards or her 2019 Met Gala ensemble are excellent choices.
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Prince's unique and instantly recognizable style continues to influence artists across multiple genres, but it's in the video for "1999" where fans were first introduced to the shiny purple trench coat.
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The instantly recognizable art of Takashi Murakami, Japan's answer to Andy Warhol, has graced handbags, phone cases, skateboards, and album covers—in Moscow, it was recently even charbroiled onto a hamburger.
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The red "Make America Great Again" ball cap she wears in "Mystery" is instantly recognizable, and her Mr. Trump is petulant, whiny, short-tempered — it's a takedown rather than an impersonation.
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Simply put, the melody and rhythm work together in such a strange, specific way that it becomes instantly recognizable; it embeds into your mind the same way a nursery rhyme might.
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The Dyes collaborated with Mr. Nicklaus in creating a course of instantly recognizable finishing holes with marsh grass along one side and the choppy water of Calibogue Sound in the distance.
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They were a moody band with equally volatile songs that alternated between pummeling hard-rock stubbornness and fuzzy dream-pop serenity, instantly recognizable by Mr. Corgan's sulky, nasal shrieks and moans.
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Ripa the Reaper's breakdown is instantly recognizable to me, an apt reflection of the weary feeling that comes with confronting these images on a loop, in a seemingly unending fever dream.
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Dispatch From Central Europe They hitchhike across Europe, instantly recognizable in the wide-bottomed, corduroy trousers, white shirts and colored jackets that identify them as bricklayers, bakers, carpenters, stonemasons and roofers.
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The Assistant is full of sounds and sayings instantly recognizable to anyone who's worked in an office: the buzz of fluorescent lights, the tapping of keyboards, the incessant ringing of phones.
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The instantly recognizable house that served as the facade of the Brady home on the hit series that ran from 1969 to 1974 was listed with Douglas Elliman for $1.88 million.
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Even as Knives Out creates a familiar cozy atmosphere, it draws on present-day archetypes and culture-war conflicts, sketching a modern American family whose motives for murder are instantly recognizable.
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It's a win for ABRA who, as well as having established an instantly recognizable sound with the cherry of her soft, youthful vocals on top, is also a magnetic live prospect,.
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Stuart Peterson of Artis Ventures was on the list — very far down, behind the many VCs whose names are instantly recognizable to founders, like Chris Sacca and Peter Fenton and Mary Meeker.
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Clad in matching denim jackets embroidered with a sailor hat, and often sporting white sailor hats like the band's, these fans provide both word of mouth and an instantly recognizable visual brand.
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By 2000, Hylton had formulated instantly recognizable identities for hip-hop's finest — contributing to the creation, on the pages of Vibe magazine and in classic MTV videos, of the "ghetto fabulous" aesthetic.
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While some of the titles are instantly recognizable — the "Sound of Music" soundtrack, the Temptations' "My Girl" and Fleetwood Mac's "Rumours" album — others are more significant for their influence on future generations.
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Her voice — deep, velvety, slightly raspy — is instantly recognizable, and she brings a welcome level of sophistication to Duras's allusive style, which she has tackled in multiple stage productions over the years.
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But the era ended with warmth and admiration on Sunday at an emotional, open-air farewell concert — with some players donning wigs that mimicked Mr. Rattle's instantly recognizable poof of white curls.
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Mr. Lindbergh conveyed a timeless, humanistic romanticism in his work, producing instantly recognizable imagery in advertising campaigns for luxury industry names like Dior, Giorgio Armani, Prada, Donna Karan, Calvin Klein and Lancôme.
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The calcium carbonate cliffs, which are centered on the town of Dover itself but stretch for about eight miles along the coastline, are instantly recognizable to Britons and deeply meaningful to many.
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Instantly recognizable in his dark suits, pony-tailed white hair and sunglasses, Lagerfeld was best known for his association with Chanel but delivered collections for LVMH's Fendi and his own eponymous label.
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The first BlackBerry device produced solely under the TCL umbrella is far more instantly recognizable as a BlackBerry device than any of the OEM DTEK products the two companies produced as a pair.
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Ironhide's instantly recognizable cartoon style and animations look to have made the jump intact, and if it's anything close to as good as Kingdom Rush, it could be the next big mobile hit.
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Allbirds shoes have drawn acclaim from shoppers and media far and wide for their use of innovative materials (merino wool, eucalyptus, and sugar cane), all-day comfort, and simple yet instantly recognizable look.
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With his nasally voice and chiming guitar, Petty and his longtime band, the Heartbreakers, churned out an instantly recognizable brand of sturdy, heartland rock that made them a classic-radio staple for decades.
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It's neither an indie feature helmed by a seasoned director and writer, nor a major studio venture with instantly recognizable (male) talent, like say Judd Apatow at the height of his Superbad days.
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These shoes have drawn acclaim from shoppers and media far and wide for their use of innovative materials (merino wool, eucalyptus, and sugar cane), all-day comfort, and simple yet instantly recognizable look.
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More than a century after it was first produced, the Thonet furniture company's chair No. 22007, with its light bentwood structure and its circular seat covered in hand-woven cane, is instantly recognizable.
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On the opposite end of the spectrum, I designed a style called Mini-Pix (my shorthand for minimalist pixel art) that reduces subjects down to their simplest form while keeping them instantly recognizable.
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"The Gatlinburg SkyLift is an instantly recognizable landmark in the downtown area, and we wanted to preserve its history and all treasured memories in our expansion," General Manager Randy Watson said in a statement.
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The instantly recognizable house that served as the facade of the Brady home on the hit series that ran from 1969 to 1974 is up for sale for the first time in 50 years.
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Mashable reports that everyone's favorite store has transformed its instantly recognizable red shopping carts into Mario Karts to celebrate the Target's launch of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe for the Nintendo Switch on April 28.
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Among its hallmarks: a focus on spectacle, shocking images and tricks; the capture of unexpected moments in instantly recognizable scenarios; an interplay between text and image; and a spotlight on baby and animal stars.
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The artist -- known for his large-scale murals across Miami -- says his work is instantly recognizable because of its "distinctive motif of interlocking and radiating curves" ... which is easily visible in the Guess campaign.
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CreditCreditEdu Bayer for The New York Times MADRID — It is not just the jerseys, the deep blue and the blood red, that make the players instantly recognizable as representatives of Barcelona's fabled youth system.
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While his impersonation wasn't as dead-on as those of Darrell Hammond or Anthony Atamanuik ("The President Show"), it became instantly recognizable for the character's exaggerated hand gestures, facial expressions and stratospheric self-regard.
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There is a high-voltage electricity in his vibrato, a breathlessness that keeps you endlessly listening; but his playing also has a sensitivity and a generosity of spirit that makes his sound instantly recognizable.
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Yet somehow, pregnant Sonic the Hedgehogs, Kirk and Spock making out, airbrushed warlocks, and anime have all merged into an aesthetic that is instantly recognizable and can only be called by one name: DeviantArt.34.
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On Tuesday, however, the Olympian broke out of her typical aesthetic mold, sharing a shot of her latest sock offering based on the now instantly recognizable image of her parents watching her compete in Rio.
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The result was a simple I.O.U., which reflected the transactional nature of Trump's relationship with the bank and allowed us to render a story about complicated financial dealings in a witty and instantly recognizable visual.
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In my own experience using both cards, Starling is ahead in tech and features, but Monzo has the draw of its instantly recognizable bright coral card, better person-to-person payments, and great customer service.
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With her luxuriant silver curls pinned to the top of her head, the Londoner is instantly recognizable for anyone who watched Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding, and she is getting used to the attention.
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The retro typeface — and a haunting, one-minute title video — became synonymous with the supernatural thriller series and, as the show gained in popularity, memes centered largely on its instantly recognizable title have become plentiful.
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But although most of Mexicali's Chinese restaurants keep many of their secrets to themselves, it's easy to imagine this Cantonese-Mexican food—with its instantly recognizable ingredients presented in new ways—becoming popular anywhere else.
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"Modern Act" is one of frontman and songwriter Dylan Baldi's sunnier compositions, with a simple and yearning chorus of "I want a love / that's all I need lately" and the band's instantly recognizable chugging groove.
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Officially called Yeoman Warders and instantly recognizable with their distinctive hats and uniforms, the 37 Beefeaters live with their families inside the fortified complex which houses the Crown Jewels, glittering symbol of the British monarchy.
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Renamed Sorcha, she is to appear at St. Barth with a crew of 22 and will be instantly recognizable by her sails, which display a giant image of a Richard Mille RM60-01 Regatta watch.
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Versions of this instantly-recognizable kinky patent trench coat with knitted sleeves — one of several precisely-cut Saint Laurent styles Deneuve wore and subsequently popularized — was simultaneously offered for sale at Saint Laurent Rive Gauche.
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Judging from his material, the actor with the instantly recognizable nasal voice is not unlike his character in "Everybody Loves Raymond": a man who never feels like he is doing enough to please his wife.
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The image is evocative and readable in its own right, but it is also instantly recognizable to anyone familiar with the practice of Asafo flag-making, and its history as a form of cultural resistance.
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His pale face, framed by crooked, rimless glasses and topped by a fluffy mop of curls, is instantly recognizable from the banner ads that have stalked me around the web for the last couple of months.
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And while it's a nearly impossible task for a musician who dedicates himself to the medium of instrumental rock to establish a sound that's instantly recognizable, that's exactly what de Brauw has done over the years.
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Virtually every major Android OEM, from OnePlus to LG to Huawei, has released a phone with a notch already this year, and of course Apple's instantly recognizable iPhone X design has rendered the idea extremely mainstream.
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Much like a lifestyle blogger, Zuckerberg uses his Palo Alto home as the backdrop for his posts as often as his instantly recognizable glass-walled conference room at Facebook's headquarters, referred to internally as the Aquarium.
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Roberts' character, Vivian Ward, wore the namesake Hunza dress in the film, and the two-toned, cut-out minidress became an instant sensation, forevermore considered one of the most instantly-recognizable style moments in cinematic history.
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Her love interests each manage to capture a kernel of the charms of their older versions, making them instantly recognizable and appealing (although not casting Bill Skarsgard as Young Bill feels like a HUGE missed opportunity).
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For H&M, a company without an instantly recognizable creative lead, success was less about sales and more about brand impact, fashion kudos and images of seriously excited fans in sleeping bags waiting outside its stores.
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Both men's icons are instantly recognizable in each piece — Mr. Abloh's ever-present air quotes, Mr. Murakami's characters — but here they're presented as co-signed artworks, even if Mr. Abloh's usual media are clothes and shoes.
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They created terabytes of memes, videos and other content, engaged -- generally, though not always, with persistence and civility — in millions of conversation threads, and made the blue hat emoji an instantly recognizable one across the Internet.
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Dressed habitually in blue, with a snowy white coif, manicured fingernails, a perpetually wide smile and a glass of Champagne always in hand, Michou was instantly recognizable in France, in part from his many television appearances.
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Even escaping to Las Vegas for a multiple-year residency — an eternity in the celebrity news cycle — hasn't stopped Spears from being one of the biggest and most instantly recognizable stars on this whole dumb planet.
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Each piece points out that, for a great number of people living in America, the Alamo still acts as a painful reminder of historical traumas, in spite of its instantly recognizable façade and lionized cast of heroes.
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Based on the findings from previous work, the researchers knew that showing people different images of someone they're familiar with, like a family member, are instantly recognizable, even if those photos are over a passage of time.
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This political leader has an instantly recognizable mop of blond hair, doesn't shy away from the limelight, has been embroiled in several scandals and is known for his off-the-cuff, unfiltered and often highly charged comments.
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The interlocking "L" and "V" imprinted on the leather of Louis Vuitton bags are instantly recognizable both to those who can afford to spend thousands of dollars on a handbag and to those who wish they could.
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The custom Givenchy creation, made for the then very pregnant reality star, featured designer Riccardo Tisci's instantly recognizable floral print and built-in gloves that allowed her arms to completely disappear into the rest of her body.
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This game is instantly recognizable for its simple, cartoonish graphics — which had to be simplified from the arcade game it was based on because the NES didn't have the computing power to animate larger, more detailed characters.
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Early refineries were really just simple distilleries: the equipment would be instantly recognizable to anyone who has been on a tour of a whisky distillery ("A practical treatise on coal, petroleum and other distilled oils", Gesner, 1865).
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Even casual art fans are familiar with Mr. Warhol's colorful screen prints of Elizabeth Taylor and Marilyn Monroe, but the Campbell's soup can paintings are among the most instantly recognizable works created during the Pop Art movement.
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Articulate, charismatic and virtually unembarrassable, Mr. Johnson is one of the most popular leaders in a Conservative Party riven by internal dissent — and one of the few British politicians who is instantly recognizable to a foreign audience.
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As more and more characters become Funko Pops, Wilkinson admits that some might not pass the company's "sandbox test," the idea that a figurine would be instantly recognizable if pulled from the sand in 217 years' time.
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Photographs taken there and around the world showed Ms. Kramer, instantly recognizable by her signature long blond hair, deep tan and (often) diamond earrings, with famous friends like Joan Collins, Jerry Hall, Denise Rich and Ivana Trump.
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There's an ugly, Jaffar-style sorcerer, a noble king, a selfless queen, a buff dragon, a heroic magician who can do the splits, and all of it is instantly recognizable as a product of the early 2000s.
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Aside from imitating instantly-recognizable Daft Punk helmets, artists have rendered the robots in LEGO, laser-cut wood, and animation, mashed them up with famous movies, and arranged a gallery show of art inspired by their image.
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It's a stand-in for the most instantly recognizable version of the American Dream, with the picket fence and the driveway and the happy family just waiting to be skewered gleefully by filmmakers half a century later.
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It's also the most accurate depiction of the surreality of insomnia, and the strange thoughts that it provokes in those afflicted, filled with moments that will seem instantly recognizable to anyone who's ever spent a sleepless night.
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One thing that is certain, though, is that future Etch A Sketch red plastic cases will soon no longer bear the instantly recognizable Ohio Art globe logo, which still appears on the "Classic Etch A Sketch" models.
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Still instantly recognizable as Microsoft's hybrid laptop with a removable tablet screen, the Surface Book 2 has been rebuilt from the inside-out and, according to Microsoft Corporate VP of Devices Panos Panay, is designed specifically for creators.
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Although Doby is no longer instantly recognizable by many baseball fans, in the 1940s he famously tolerated racist abuses similar to those heaped upon Robinson, and he also became an All-Star player and a major league manager.
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Sidibe's instantly recognizable images from the 1950s and 60s of sharply dressed teenagers twisting on nightclub dance floors or mugging for the camera in bathing suits captured Mali's transformation from a French colony to a modern independent nation.
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At the point in his career where his work is instantly recognizable as a symbol of taste and status, McGinness is in the process of pulling an Andy Warhol and turning his career into a work of art.
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His juxtapositions of contemporary black figures with poses and settings from traditional Western portraiture are instantly recognizable: Wiley has created his own visual language of black bodies surrounded by bright florals or inserted into 18th-century military scenes.
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Armed with a chisel but no experience as a sculptor, Ms. de Groot created her husband's tombstone: an abstract female figure of soft white marble, hands clasped above head — the most instantly recognizable marker in Provincetown's municipal cemetery.
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When Castro's photo appeared on the front page of The New York Times after his arrival, it hardly needed a caption: He was instantly recognizable for his unique sartorial style, combining military fatigues, forage cap and unkempt beard.
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When interstate exits are marked by the instantly recognizable icons of a dozen fast-food restaurants and gas stations supplied by the same multinational oil companies, the giant roadside chickens will always remind us of who we are.
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After mistakenly garbling the name of the Tunisian president, Béji Caïd Essebsi, by calling him "Béji Caïd el-Sisi," Mr. Madani took a swipe at the Egyptian president that was instantly recognizable by all who follow politics here.
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Lil BUB, who was instantly recognizable due to her extreme feline dwarfism and other genetic mutations, was struggling with a "persistent and aggressive bone infection," her owner, Mike Bridavsky, said in an emailed newsletter to fans on Monday.
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For starters, Nick and Rachel occupy roles that will be instantly recognizable to fans of Austen's Pride and Prejudice: They each contain shades of the snobbish Darcy and the penniless Elizabeth, and the novel frames them that way.
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Virgin Atlantic: The British airline sent a note to its female flight attendants, instantly recognizable in their sleek red skirts and crimson lipstick, that they no longer have to wear any makeup and can choose to wear pants.
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What really killed the iconic smartphone brand What really killed the iconic smartphone brand It was THE status symbol for anyone in the early 2000s, and its physical keyboard made it instantly recognizable, but now the BlackBerry is dead.
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The humor is raw, but it's also the best kind of satire, the kind that's both instantly recognizable (especially in the lengths that familiar companies will go to entice their easily led customers) and daring enough to be surprising.
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Once you take the place of the people who live there, you can head out to their favorite coffee shops, bars, or workspaces, which will be instantly recognizable because they look just like the apartment that you're living in.
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NYC Skyline Chess, $120, available at UncommonGoodsAll the NYC buildings they love, from the instantly recognizable like One World Trade and the Empire State Building to the brownstones they walk by every day, make up this novelty chess set.
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Instantly recognizable by his unruly mop of hair and snaggletoothed grin, Mr. Dodd came up through the ranks of Britain's variety circuit, where performers kept eager crowds entertained with songs, a bit of dance and a slew of jokes.
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Oscar Gamble, a power hitter for nearly two decades in the major leagues who was instantly recognizable in the 1970s by his impressive Afro, which bulged like giant earmuffs from beneath his cap, died on Wednesday in Birmingham, Ala.
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That one chord was instantly recognizable as the beginning of "Bennie and the Jets": a song about a pop star for the "kids" who is famous as much for her image — "electric boots, a mohair suit" — as her music.
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Guaranteed for $100 million, the collection, with its emphasis on big, instantly recognizable paintings by bankable names such as Mr. Richter, Willem de Kooning, George Condo, Anselm Kiefer and Franz Kline, seemed to be exactly what the market ordered.
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The facility was instantly recognizable by the multi-story and somewhat rundown can of Austral Lager towering over the grounds, which is actually a silo that holds about 250 tons of barley before it is converted into a more drinkable form.
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Amazon's economy is among the most instantly recognizable — it's a place where you can buy and sell goods — and yet, as the undisputed leader in American e-commerce, it has started warping the familiar concepts on which it is built.
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Sure you could buy the regular old affordable version of these items, but they wouldn't quite have the same frantic, hypebeast appeal, which seems to be half of the fun of copping one of these instantly recognizable (and Instagramable) pieces.
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There is, too, the uncanny valley of this recognizably being an image of Michael Jordan, one of the most photographed and instantly recognizable humans on earth, while at the same time looking like a disfigured, almost fattened funhouse version of him.
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Montreal-based Kannibalen crew member, "vomitstep" inventor, and OWSLA affiliate Snails, and his many loyal subjects—many of them clad in toques and sweaters bearing the DJ's instantly recognizable logo—took over the icy grounds in the city's Old Port.
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Photographer and sculptor Klaus Enrique, whose instantly recognizable portraits of humans made from inanimate objects have been displayed alongside those of Andy Warhol, Paul Cezanne, and Francisco Goya, has just released a new series of stunning faces made from food.
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It really is remarkable how the three actors playing the lead, none of whom particularly look similar, are instantly recognizable as Chiron within seconds of seeing them onscreen: They've captured his confusion as a shared condition, instantly locking into his struggle.
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It's instantly recognizable as a stone-cold hit, blending Swae Lee's shamanic ability to produce the best top line vocal melodies with Mike Will Made It's thunderstorm beat—every part of the song converges in the duo's most convincing way yet.
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There are 212 haute couture Saint Laurent creations, many of them runway prototypes, as well as shoes and hats and handbags and 215 ready-to-wear garments of a type that would all be instantly recognizable to cognoscenti as Catroux signatures.
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There are 212 haute couture Saint Laurent creations, many of them runway prototypes, as well as shoes and hats and handbags and 215 ready-to-wear garments of a type that would all be instantly recognizable to cognoscenti as Catroux signatures.
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The 62-year-old's accessories — spare, graphic, utilitarian — are instantly recognizable and satisfy Diana Vreeland's edict that the eye has to travel, just as it might when taking in a line drawing by Sol LeWitt, one of Hardy's favorite artists.
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Be True, the follow-up, which Noisey is premiering below, still has the drifting, dreamy sound of its predecessor, but it is instantly recognizable as a more complete and immersive work, pulling away from the bedroom recording aesthetic of Home.
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At Roulette, they doubled down on this collage-style layering — including lines of dialogue from Mr. Braxton's recent opera "Trillium J." The idiosyncratic pulsing style that introduces Composition No. 255 was a reminder of how instantly recognizable Mr. Braxton's music is.
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Within moments, a colourful emoji is projected back to the glasses and appears to the wearer on a small screen fitted onto the upper right corner of the device, giving an instantly recognizable emotional cue that the wearer can see.
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Instantly recognizable for his ascot neckties and spider brooches, Villani in 2010 won the maths equivalent to the Nobel Prize, the Fields Medal, for what the award called "proofs of nonlinear Landau damping and convergence to equilibrium of the Boltzmann equation".
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Vigalondo builds a whole subplot out of the ways people react to giant monsters in their midst, with Internet memes and viral videos and livestreaming cameras, and inevitably by choosing to identify in specific, instantly recognizable ways with something they don't understand.
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Balenciaga debuted a t-shirt, windbreaker, and comforter worn as a shawl all emblazoned with the politician's instantly recognizable red and white stripes on a blue background with the word "Balenciaga" written out in the same font where his name would typically go.
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Certain songs got discarded, either because they didn't make sense dramatically (Mariah Carey's "Always Be My Baby"), weren't instantly recognizable ("Stop," by the Spice Girls), or had rights issues (the Beatles allowed them to say, but not sing, "All you need is love").
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Her body language, which has her almost folding in on herself, as if hoping that taking up as little space as possible will dissuade this man from touching her, is instantly recognizable to any woman who has been in a similar situation.
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This childhood memory jumped to mind as I walked through Ryan Lee gallery's exhibition of Sandy Skoglund's Food Still Lifes, a series of 10 color photographs of painstakingly arranged processed foods, all set against popular — and at times instantly recognizable — 1970s contact papers.
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Disembodied headsets with big googly eyes on them may not exude charisma, but in motion they are instantly recognizable as a human presence, and, counterintuitively, the lack of details is, if anything, an improvement — sometimes inadequate detail is worse than none at all.
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In short, Romney, an instantly recognizable name who garnered over 60 million votes in 2012, not only would have placed the libertarian ticket squarely in the spotlight, but connected it to supportive networks that could have transformed the ticket into a legitimate contender.
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The magazine's rabbit silhouette became one of the best known logos in the world and the "bunny" waitresses in his Playboy nightclubs were instantly recognizable in their low-cut bathing suit-style uniforms with bow ties, puffy cotton tails and pert rabbit ears.
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It's an instantly recognizable look — you'll just need to add horns and stick to a red color scheme — so feel free to add your own spin by choosing a fabric that you and your partner would most like to feel against bare skin.
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There is a clean, timeless austerity to the Coliseum — a giant concrete bowl of seats that would be instantly recognizable to players or fans from the 2000s or 292s, as well as to the Raiders, who played there from 2000 to 270.
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The ad should: Lead by purpose-driven leaders Have an instantly recognizable value proposition Have an iconic brand marque and visual identity Have a universal ideology that transcends the business Mildenhall also explained how racial tensions in American have affected his marketing career.
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Edited by McKean and William Schafer, the stories — by Gaiman, Alastair Reynolds, Maria Dahvana Headley, Catherynne M. Valente, Caitlin R. Kiernan, M. John Harrison, Joe R. Lansdale, Joe Hill and Iain Sinclair — are each bookended by McKean's instantly recognizable mixed-media surrealism.
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Arguably one of the most famous sculptures in the world, on permanent display at the Louvre and instantly recognizable by what she doesn't have, this tall Classical figure was originally discovered in 153 on the Greek isle of Melos, in several pieces.
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Visit This In 163, Jenny Kaplan, Chris Corrado and Taisha Coombs — the founders of the Brooklyn-based creative agency An Aesthetic Pursuit — launched Pieces, a line of graphic furniture and rugs that has become instantly recognizable for its bold use of color.
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At once instantly recognizable and wholly unrecognizable — black woollen beany hat pulled well down over his eyes, Balenciaga T-shirt, and billowy white trousers overprinted with flittery butterfly motifs — he's in great good cheer, smiling and exchanging quips with his gangly-legged, long-haired mate.
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I'd go so far as to say that the Kann is the best music playback device I have — others might be purer or even more precise in their audio reproduction, but none of them upgrade the listening experience in such an instantly recognizable way.
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The film features the instantly recognizable scene of protagonist John Nada putting on a pair of huge-ass sunglasses and realizing the world has been colonized by aliens, who have already enslaved humans into a system of unchecked capitalism and consumption—but no one noticed.
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With millions of fans following his every move on Facebook or Instagram, Douzi is an instantly recognizable figure back in his hometown of Oujda -- so much so that a police escort and a small army of helpers is required when giving CNN a tour.
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In fact, the original Twin Peaks was an amalgam of shooting locations around Washington, from the exterior of the Salish Lodge & Spa and its instantly recognizable waterfalls in Snoqualmie (near Seattle) to Twede's Diner (the Double-R in the show) in nearby North Bend.
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Only the second woman in American history to have had a husband and a son elected President (Abigail Adams was the first), Bush was seen as a plainspoken public figure who was instantly recognizable with her signature white hair and pearl necklaces and earrings.
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The Mr. Basketball lineage in New York contains a number of instantly recognizable names—the award has been bestowed upon the likes of John Wallace, Felipe Lopez, Marbury, Elton Brand, Telfair, and Jonny Flynn over the years—but comes with some extremely heavy hype.
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"Instantly recognizable by their distinctive black-and-white coloring, these sea mammals roam the world&aposs oceans from the Antarctic to the tropics, which is exactly what our Explorer Yacht is designed to do," Fulvio Dodich, Rosetti Superyachts&apos CEO, said in a statement.
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A later gallery centers on instantly recognizable photographs, the result of relationships between Mr. McKnight and the industry's best-known stylists and photographers such as Nick Knight and Patrick Demarchelier, while the final room is devoted to his work with Karl Lagerfeld and Chanel.
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The autonomous car company, which famously spun off as an independent entity after years of development as the Google X self-driving car project, was recently spotted running tests on something other than its instantly recognizable fleet of Waymo-branded Chrysler Pacifica minivans: a truck.
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The branding is kept to a minimum (this was, of course, the house that introduced simple nylon bags in 1984 as a riposte to more showy arm candy), and even the label's own instantly recognizable triangular logo tab is subdued into near obscurity by darkness.
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Their work is instantly recognizable as their own, and because the pieces they produce originate from a single mind, a single vision, they are almost impossible to copy or duplicate (not well, anyway) — a Dries Van Noten piece will never be mistaken for anyone else's.
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The experts say it was No. 76 on a sheet of 100 with upside-down biplanes — the instantly recognizable Inverted Jennies — that slipped past inspectors at a printing plant in Washington in 1918, to the chagrin of postal officials and the delight of stamp collectors ever since.
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I was easily able to get my right thumb into the top left corner of the display, which I'm not able to do easily with my iPhone X. Another feature that's instantly recognizable from the original: the massive "chin" on the bottom edge of the phone.
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The deadly encounter between Marion Crane and the cross-dressing Norman Bates was shot over seven days in 1959, and every element is instantly recognizable: the shadowy figure tearing aside the shower curtain, the stream of blood and water circling the drain, Bernard Herrmann's shrieking violins.
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Nearly 50 years ago, she was transformed from an obscure 26-year-old philosophy instructor into one of the world's most famous activists, an instantly recognizable icon of the global left whose image, complete with her signature full Afro, was emblazoned on T-shirts, buttons and banners.
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I found it particularly interesting that even though many of the laptops featured don't actually have the Apple logo on them, they're all instantly recognizable as MacBook-esque because of their clean silver lines, black keyboards, and some kind of small logo embossed on the back.
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FRANKFURT, Germany — It's a testament to the lasting influence of Stanley Kubrick and Arthur C. Clarke's film "2001: A Space Odyssey," which turns 50 this week, that the disc-shaped card commemorating the German Film Museum's new exhibition on the film is wordless, but instantly recognizable.
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Serre often works with recycled materials, transforming secondhand clothes and fabrics, and this collection was full of eclectic textures (tartan, pastel silks, highlighter-bright faux fur, iridescent moire) that she sculpted into dramatic silhouettes anchored by printed denim, spherical purses and, of course, those instantly recognizable bodysuits.
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If Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo are this era's leading men, then Robben is among the most prominent members of the supporting cast: instantly recognizable, a fixture on the game's most exalted stage, his signature move a regular feature of the latter rounds of the Champions League.
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For their solo British Vogue cover shots, stylist Joe McKenna draped the Hadids in gold chainmail Versace gowns — instantly recognizable from the seminal spring 2018 show, where original supermodels Naomi Campbell, Carla Bruni, Cindy Crawford, Helena Christensen, and Claudia Schiffer reunited on the catwalk to tribute Gianni Versace.
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But the makeover, part of a bid to revive stagnant sales, also reflects a growing battle among high-end brands to lure young shoppers in markets like Asia, including with instantly recognizable items they can flaunt - leading to a recent proliferation of logo-driven launches by Burberry rivals too.
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"Michael Jackson: On the Wall," curated by Nicholas Cullinan, sprawls without feeling bloated, occupying 14 rooms and bringing together the work of 48 artists across numerous media, from Andy Warhol's instantly recognizable silk-screen prints and grainy black-and-white snapshots, to a vast oil painting by Kehinde Wiley.
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While showcasing instantly recognizable Cher looks and spotlighting plenty of new ones, the show serves not only as a tribute to the singer's life, but also as a reminder of how much of an impact Mr. Mackie has had on the notion of glamour over the last half-century.
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David Koch, instantly recognizable in any crowd at 6-feet-5-inches, was the more affable and public face of the duo, while Charles Koch, who still lives in the compound where they were raised in Wichita, was the driving force behind the company and the brothers' political activism.
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Ms. Hepburn died in 1993, and many of the pieces — film scripts for "Breakfast at Tiffany's" and "Charade" (personally annotated in turquoise ink), Valentino couture, an engraved gold cigarette lighter and instantly recognizable photographs by the likes of Cecil Beaton — have never been available to the public before.
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" Magic Johnson, who was described by Stern in 2013 as "probably more important to the NBA than any other player because he had a love of the game that was instantly recognizable," said on Twitter that the former commissioner was a "great man, husband, father, friend, businessman, and visionary.
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While appearing on a recent episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show, Drew and Jonathan Scott, both 41, announced that after finishing renovations on the iconic Brady Bunch house for the HGTV series A Very Brady Renovation, they had their eye on another instantly recognizable home: the Golden Girls house.
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The actors' costumes were being collected largely from local thrift stores, although the costume designer had re-created some key pieces, such as Anthony's ankle-length navy-blue housecoat—instantly recognizable to cognoscenti as part of the uniform of Christ's Hospital School, a Sussex boarding school founded in 1553.
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Watching the manufacturers prepare the individual powder pigments, mix them with essential oils, roll the resulting "dough" into the instantly recognizable shape, and top each one off with a whole lot of luster is almost as satisfying as seeing those pastel swirls transform your bath water into a bubbly dreamscape.
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So even in this moment of dominant solo idols — Beyoncé, Drake, Rihanna — there exists a less instantly recognizable realm of rising studio superstars that have leapt from the depths of SoundCloud or the E.D.M. heap into the upper echelon of influence, dominating radio play and landing high-profile festival appearances.
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Then, they all turn on, showing the same footage of a man lying on a darkened stretch of road, illuminated only by headlights, surrounded by several LAPD officers, who proceed to taser, kick, and hit him with their batons for several minutes — instantly recognizable as the 1991 Rodney King beating.
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Some years ago, one of Mr. Fisk's UPS spheres was living on the lawn of its owner, Chris Sharp, a sculptor and friend of Mr. Fisk's from Shelburne, Vt. Like all his work, the piece is instantly recognizable; made from riveted metal, it's a deep UPS brown, and sports a yellow UPS logo.
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When I visit his studio of 19 years, McGinness is shipping a series called At the point in his career where his work is instantly recognizable as a symbol of taste and status, McGinness is in the process of pulling an Andy Warhol and turning his career into a work of art.
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He was instantly recognizable as he strolled down Madison Avenue — a tall, slender, blue-eyed, still boyish-looking man in his spotless three-piece vanilla bespoke suit, pinstriped silk shirt with a starched white high collar, bright handkerchief peeking from his breast pocket, watch on a fob, faux spats and white shoes.
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In its day, Run-DMC — which also included Joseph Simmons (or Reverend Run) and Jason Mizell (Jam Master J) — was known for a distinct visual style, from the instantly recognizable red-and-white box logo to its members' black fedoras or bucket hats, Adidas gear, square glasses and thick gold rope chains.
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But on Tuesday night, many will dress up and mount the steps of the Victoria & Albert Museum to celebrate Tim Walker, responsible for some of the most instantly recognizable and ambitious fashion imagery of the last quarter-century, and the opening of "Tim Walker: Wonderful Things," the largest solo exhibition of his photography.
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"I did honestly pitch Kathy Bates from Misery as a character [and] for some reason I wanted to do Daniel Day Lewis from Gangs of New York..." Ultimately, McKay says, it came down to whether the villains would be instantly recognizable, which ended up torpedoing the idea for Annie and Sherlock Holmes' Moriarty, among others.
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" – Alexander Hamilton , Federalist No. 78 TIME OUT: SUPERDAD Time: "Superman, perhaps the world's most instantly-recognizable superhero, has a new name guiding his adventures: Brian Michael Bendis , an award-winning comics writer who recently joined DC Entertainment after a long period at rival Marvel, where he was the driving force behind the 'Ultimate Marvel' universe.
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His tag is instantly recognizable by the swooping curve of his letter 'S,' which draws in the eye, while his throw-up is marked by the tension between the somewhat flattened 'S' and the bulging, elongated 'F' that is resolved by the tightly rendered 'K' and 'U,' creating balance, flow, and a distinctive sharpness.
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Along with places like Kismet in Los Angeles, June's All Day in Austin and Res Ipsa in Philadelphia, De Maria is part of a new class of American restaurants — or rather, "all-day cafes" — that combine highly specific, instantly recognizable décor with visually pleasing riffs on health-store classics like flaxseed banana bread and acai.
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" Though Ballard co-wrote two of the songs, he describes himself first and foremost as "a recording artist," so he let others do the writing for the remaining nine tracks – including a cover of hero Bob Seger's "You'll Accomp'ny Me." Another instantly recognizable name is Chris Stapleton, who co-wrote two tracks, "Cigarette" and "El Camino.
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One of the most instantly recognizable songs to appear in last year's surprise hit Stranger Things was the Clash's "Should I Stay or Should I Go," which plays at several important moments in the story and symbolizes not only the supernatural struggles of the missing Will Byers but also his relationship with his older brother, Jonathan.
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Between Betty Cooper's instantly recognizable aesthetic of girly pastel sweaters, pink lip gloss, and a high, bouncy blonde ponytail fit for a cheerleader (because she is one) and the star behind the wholesome high-school student's affinity for spooky special effects, Lili Reinhart is pretty much all the Halloween inspiration you could ever need wrapped up in one crazy-talented person.
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There's the hordes of fans everywhere you go, which can make even popping out to the grocery store for some milk a debacle of epic proportions, the total lack of privacy that naturally accompanies possessing such an instantly recognizable face, and of course, the inevitable moment when your most embarrassing moments are photographed in great detail for all of the world to see.
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Beginning in the early 2000s working with New York artists including Jay Z, Cam'ron, and Memphis Bleek, the self-taught Blaze became known for his percussive beats which sampled everything from Rick James' "Super Freak" to the theme song from A Night at the Roxbury, with his instantly recognizable producer ID tag gracing songs by Eminem, Drake, T.I., and many others.
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When he makes his grand entrance in Episode 3 (after bit appearances in the previous episodes) DeMarcus is an instantly recognizable figure: As a student, he is flagrantly mediocre, but as an athlete, he is an academic institution's dream — an "all-around player," as his coach describes him, who can "cross like Kyrie, then cut back like Curry," according to DeMarcus's father.
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Similarly, Meg's deep disappointment with her father and her anger at his inability to solve things once he's found has mostly disappeared from the story — but it's that very experience, of discovering that adults can't always fix the world and knowing you need to take charge yourself, that makes Meg's journey in the novel so instantly recognizable to every young teen.
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Still, the family held tight to its equestrian roots, basing the shape of a perfume bottle on the contour of a stirrup or a coat closure on a harness bit, and thus maintaining an instantly recognizable iconography (its tiny duc carriage logo began appearing in 1950, long after horses had disappeared from the mainstream), one that to this day telegraphs gentility tempered by an earthy outdoorsiness.
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Perhaps it is instantly recognizable to some, but it seems less important to Yates that visitors are able to directly identify the character as a scaled-up, matte-blackened version of the crying basset hound coin-collection banks used by the Humane Society to gather change in Salvation Army stores — in fact, it seems preferable that people simply see it as an iconic or eerily familiar dog character.
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Maisel' Where to watch: Amazon Major nominations: Best comedy series, best lead actress in a comedy series (Rachel Brosnahan), best supporting actress in a comedy series (Alex Borstein), best supporting actor in a comedy series (Tony Shalhoub), best guest actress in a comedy series (Jane Lynch), best directing for a comedy series (Amy Sherman-Palladino), best writing for a comedy series (Amy Sherman-Palladino) The creator Amy Sherman-Palladino ("Gilmore Girls") is one of a small handful of television writers whose voice is instantly recognizable — fast and quippy, with a gift for stylized dialogue that recalls Old Hollywood screwball comedies.
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