It makes the look a bit cooler and more understated.
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In her place is a far more understated, realistic heroine.
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Sometimes it's the show's more understated performances deserve the accolades.
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"I find them more understated," he said in an interview.
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The design is certainly more understated, if that's your thing.
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If they were subtler or more understated, they wouldn't be fantasy.
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Arrival is a more understated riff on the method Nolan popularized.
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One of these books, more understated than the others, caught my attention.
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The mother of two has opted for more understated jewelry pieces recently.
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Hilton, on the other hand, was much more understated – but still impressive.
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Michelle Williams' Louis Vuitton gown was similar, but a bit more understated.
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North Beach, while not lacking in luxury, is more understated and serene.
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The company also noted that the more understated design will boost production efficiency.
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Today's athletic titans go with the more understated memorial, the life-sized Fathead.
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With a more understated approach, Smith has secured his place in the spotlight.
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Since then, her growing prominence in the Republican Party has been more understated.
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For starters, the Ignite tones down Polar's traditionally sporty aesthetic for something more understated.
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On the other hand, formal Japanese cuisine is more understated, defined by its subtleties.
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Where Tchaikovsky's concerto dazzles with surface-level pyrotechnics, Mozart's calls for more understated virtuosity.
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Outside of its design, the specs of Mazda's EV crossover are a little more understated.
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So it's not totally surprising that this year's lineup is more understated than the last.
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It's in Cainon Lamb's bassy minimalist beats that Missy Elliott achieves a more understated swagger.
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Burling is a more understated figure with the cameras rolling, much more earnest than playful.
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But if you've been waiting for Samsung to make a more understated smartwatch, here it is.
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The Dylan's case is matte black stainless steel, far more understated than its shiny gold counterpart.
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"Nathan's trump card is the quads, mine is a little more understated," he told Reuters in Toronto.
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If you have a small wrist, you may want a tracker with a sleeker, more understated look.
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The Riviera, however, had a more understated approach with comfortable seating and an informal check-in area.
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While the lobby and ballrooms were glamorous, I found the guest rooms to be much more understated.
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You obviously have one of the more understated of big companies in Silicon Valley startups, at least.
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But a more understated, impressive aspect of the game is its character design, particularly its female characters.
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These days, black mesh is a little more understated and used as an embellishment rather than the headliner.
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"'A Stone' is one of the more understated, nostalgic tracks on the record," Beharie told THUMP via email.
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Opt for the more understated black or hazel to get the same thickening effect that's natural enough for daytime.
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But if you want a more understated look, you can control the lights via a switch on the bottom.
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It was a bit more understated than we've seen from the 35-year-old star on past red carpets.
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It'd be nice, particularly this year, if NBC would ditch its usual fanfare for something a little more understated.
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Middleton wore a more understated shalwar kameez by Gul Ahmed for a game of Cricket in Lahore on Thursday.
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But remember, it's more understated than flat-out copying their every move, which would likely come across as creepy.
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Simply put, Case-Mate has the largest variety of stylish cases, including a few more understated options as well.
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Of all the five sisters, however, it's Kourtney Kardashian who might be the closest to embracing a more... understated aesthetic.
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Hers boast the signature vibrant colors and bold patterns she's become known for; his have a more understated, rustic look.
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The Fed's turnaround was "perplexing," said Roberto Perli, an economist at Cornerstone Macro in one of the more understated reactions.
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Actress Felicity Huffman, another celebrity tied to the scandal, had a more understated arrival, accompanied only by one other person.
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It's not something that has a name, and it's certainly more understated than many other kinks, but it's surprisingly popular.
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Hartley, a hooker, replaces the more understated Chris Robshaw, who was widely criticized for his decision-making at the World Cup.
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He also said he was trying to be more "understated and statesman-like"—presumably still a politically incorrect statesman, of course.
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The Spectre x2 looks like an obvious clone of the Surface Pro, but it has a more understated, business-like appearance.
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Although the hat was more understated than some of her other looks, it balanced out the appliquéd details of her dress.
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More understated are two modest sheets of corrugated aluminum that jut out from two walls, tilting upward, a little like awnings.
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Unfortunately, Stone's instincts are often to pound home his points, which here would be better served by a more understated tone.
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The QC35 ships in either black or silver – the company sent us the former, the even more understated of the two.
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After Mr. Macklowe bought the G.M. building, he renovated the lobby and common areas to give them a more understated look.
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Gibson's elegant, Art Deco environs with lots of gold detailing, mirrors and high ceilings set it apart from the more understated hotel.
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They're all matte black, with round cups and a classically styled metal headband that echoes some of Sennheiser's more understated over ear designs.
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The Mercury white version (which is really just a light silver) is a little more understated than the traditional matte black Razer laptop.
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To wear the budding bottoms later this season, pull on a T-shirt, a denim jacket, and sneakers for a more understated feel.
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Trump is a useful megaphone, bluntly amplifying the beliefs his party has had a tendency to dress in more understated and graceful language.
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Although, what really caught our eye was that a lot of the industry superstars flipped the switch and went for something more understated.
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For more understated, internal pleasures turn to two novels about single mothers and their teenage children who seek refuge in small Maine communities.
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"The look [of the '90s] was a quieter, more understated reaction that fit in with the period's low-key minimalist style," Dukes said.
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His running mate, however, chose a very different approach during Tuesday night's vice presidential debate — and impressed many with his more understated, poised demeanor.
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We wanted pieces that were more understated when worn, adding to whatever you're wearing, but not being the center piece of what you're wearing.
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The yellow and turquoise pop quite nicely, while the gray is considerably more understated — insofar as a Nintendo portable console can be understated, that is.
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The introduction of Kato Kaelin (Billy Magnussen) added some early comedic effect, but the rest of the cast is rolled out in more understated fashion.
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They're marrying in St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle, and while it's a gorgeous venue filled with royal history, it's more understated than Westminster Abbey.
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She was joined by her husband Kanye West, who kept his look a bit more understated in a sage-tinted tan suit by Louis Vuitton.
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Most of the colorways feature a bright pop of either blue, coral, or mint green—though there is a more understated black-and-yellow option.
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Khloé went even more understated in high-waisted, zip-front jeans (possibly a new style from Good American?), a strapless bustier top and nude heels.
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Instead of buying one of those big-ticket items, more understated gift will be sure to please and surprise the budding skywatcher in your life.
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For something a bit more understated, and a level of sophistication that's hard to find in Times Square, my pick goes to the Knickerbocker Hotel.
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Morgan and Cocks expressed their fandom in a more understated way, chuckling with delight when they realized they were both carrying similar Kate Spade handbags.
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How The iPhone 213 Pro & Pro Max Compare The iPhone Pro and Pro Max also come in cool colors, though they're a bit more understated.
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The rainbow version of the typeface unapologetically invokes LGBTQ pride, but "Gilbert" is also available for download in black, creating a sleeker and more understated look.
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Click on to see these much-anticipated bags for yourself, along with some similarly minimalist picks that'll have you considering a more understated handbag for once.
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But Straubel seemed confident and at ease despite the visual discrepancies, if more understated in his enjoyment of the event than the gregarious local utility executives.
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But the prejudice in algorithms may be more understated than that, according to Emiel van Miltenburg, a PhD student in the humanities at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.
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Smaller, more understated works in black-and-white evoke fossils, and stacks of jaggedly chopped, yellowed pages start to look like the lumber they came from.
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While the specs make the Spectrum a good gaming monitor on paper, the metal design is a lot more understated than most options in the space.
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Book Sister City New York starting at $172 per nightIf you love Ace hotels but prefer a more understated approach, Sister City is a good fit.
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These are the most obvious allusions of how Grande worked through the aftermath of the bombing, but there's also a much more understated tribute to the ordeal.
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Simone herself was usually given to more understated gowns for her own appearances, but the headscarf appeared to be an homage to the elegant, Afrocentric hairstyles she favored.
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Featuring a sweetheart neckline, ribboning down the front and a slight train, this was decidedly more understated than the major statements she'd go on to rock years later.
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Whether wearing a giant sculpted bow like Princess Beatrice did for Kate and William's wedding, or a more understated topper, the hair has to work with the hat.
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He is also notably more understated than Trump as a public figure, in contrast to Gingrich and Christie, who would threaten to take the spotlight away from Trump.
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Indeed, Gucci has for years appeared basically unconcerned with Gucci Mane's use of their famous trademark, although admittedly his use is significantly more understated than that of Burberry Perry.
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LAQA's Lip Lube set, which includes the hot pink Stranger Danger and more understated rose Beezlebub, gives you the option to switch up your look depending on your mood.
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And in Paris, Lemaire showed a more understated take on utilitarianism, with light cotton gilets and work shirts coupled with pants that were belted at the waist and ankle.
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Crystal Case for Nintendo Switch Lite — $8.99 See Details From the people who brought you the Crystal Case, the Silicone Case is for the more understated gamers among us.
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It's the one to watch -- although when "Warriors of Liberty City" joins it on Sunday nights, Starz will have a tandem that conveys a more understated kind of power.
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More understated — but just as interesting — is how the show talks about the porousness of identity in an age when we have seemingly constant access to strangers' innermost thoughts.
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Buchecha would show touches of the more understated guard game that made Gracie famous, going two-on-one on Gracie's left arm and threatening a Roger Gracie style arm drag.
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The star's 20-year-old sister went a bit more understated with a lavender mani courtesy of OPI's gel color Taupe-less Beach with the same matte polish on top.
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And while the palette is more understated than the brand's last caboodle — which featured just about everything a makeup maven needs in one place — it's more than a mere throwback.
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Deciding whether to go with a graphic statement rug or something more understated comes down to personal preference, as well as your overall design vision and where your home is.
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Agnona, unsurprisingly, took a more understated approach (its chunky sneakers came in neutral earthy shades), while at Emporio Armani there was a classic tennis shoe, in white navy or gray.
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The shift in Romeo's outlook is subtle, but as we watch him change, the film becomes something like a quieter, more understated Breaking Bad, with all the same moral weight.
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Unlike previous years, where over 100,000 fans literally watched a block of ice melt to reveal the date and time, this announcement is a bit more understated — but no less anticipated.
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The Stadion comes in a variety of color options, from neon orange if you want to stand out from the crowd to a more understated black that will go with everything.
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The presentation of these two works couldn't be more understated or more effective: a curatorial masterstroke allowing the paintings to speak for themselves, with just the right amount of supplemental information.
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Unlike other botanical florals, frangipani doesn't have a fruity note — a distinction that makes it subtler for everyday wear and more understated than tropical flowers such as ylang-ylang and Osmanthus.
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But, while similar establishment, Nadeshico Sushi, the first all-female Japanese sushi restaurant, can be accused of leveraging on its unusual status to appeal to men, Ataraxia is notably more understated.
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We caught up with Michael Cera over the phone to talk about his more understated festival-approved films, Twin Peaks, and how he's still attracted to bringing music to the big screen.
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Germany, that great constant of international soccer, the permanent semifinalist, has gone, to the raucous delight of Brazil and England and the more understated relief of Spain, France, Argentina and the rest.
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The German and French leaders have increasingly voiced their differences with the illiberal axis since the summer — Ms. Merkel more understated, Mr. Macron more lyrical, but both definitely on the same page.
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Re-signed this off-season to a $110 million contract that will keep him with the Mets for the next four years, Cespedes has seemed to adopt a more understated approach this spring.
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Devialet's latest collaboration is a little more understated in comparison, with a design that almost looks like someone took a Mac Pro trash can and replaced the bottom third with a speaker grille.
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Despite losing its manager, Sam Allardyce, in a newspaper sting early on in qualifying, England regrouped under the more understated Gareth Southgate and qualified easily from a straightforward group, without ever really convincing.
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Among fans of vintage Ferraris, more understated GT, or grand touring, cars from the 1960s, some with seating for four people, are among the most popular models on auction blocks and at enthusiast events.
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Despite losing its manager, Sam Allardyce, in a newspaper sting early on in qualifying, England regrouped under the rather more understated Gareth Southgate and qualified easily from a straightforward group, without ever really convincing.
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Powerful gaming laptops from the likes of Razer and MSI have a habit of looking a bit, well, obnoxious — they're targeting the stereotypical gamer, after all — and laptops for creators often look more understated.
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The more understated her style, the less likely she is to go for a deep fragrance, so keep it fresh — while someone who loves sumptuous clothing will love rich notes like wood Ready to shop?
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And the direct competition he's gotten in the state from candidates like Steyer, who has spent significant time, along with more than $18 million on advertising, has offered a marked contrast to his more understated campaign.
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Often backed by New York pros more understated than their counterparts back in New Orleans, she's slyer than a first listen suggests—give her some time and her originality will stand there hands on hips until you notice.
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The top of the body is made from a textured plastic that is better at hiding fingerprints than the Inspiron 11, and the charcoal grey color is a bit more understated than the bright colors available with other options.
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These emitted Sébastien Roux's quizzical electronic score — an aural parade of buzzes, whooshes and bleeps — while Thomas Dunn's enchantingly capricious lighting filled the central corridor, its eye-popping changes, like a plunge into deep red, punctuating more understated moments.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Donald Trump made his name with opulent hotels and a dramatic reality TV show, but his inauguration on Friday as the 45th U.S. president is shaping up as a more understated affair, with big names in entertainment staying away.
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At just about every exhibit, women in cocktail dresses smiled impassively at passersby as they stood next to shiny new cars — a slightly more understated (yet equally sexist) take on the "booth babe" phenomenon that continues to pervade major tech events.
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For others, maturity may winnow the obsession out into a polite interest (or an expensive weekend pastime), rather than an entire personality, those "Keep Calm and Canter On" T-shirts replaced by more understated tall boots and bit-buckle belts.
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Fellow face of the brand, Natalie Portman also made an appearance, although in a much more understated look, covering her baby bump in a simple black peacoat with her hair down in natural waves and a pair of white and silver sandals.
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Mr. Hill is from a different musical milieu, and he's a more understated improviser, but they're tapping into something similar: an expansion on the Afrofuturist ideal, a sense that imagining a utopia might require us to seek healing and spiritual power in the present day.
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It makes you wonder what his body of work could have become had he pursued the more understated aesthetic pathways opened up by his 1975 Artpark installation, in which he incorporated simple sheets of stained glass into the park's landscape in a manner redolent of Land Art.
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The leaked image seems to suggest a departure from the metal and glass design, with a more understated plastic body without a visible LCD display so this could be a move to hit more cost-conscious customers that aren't necessarily trying to make their house look like an Apple Store.
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Jennifer Lopez toned down the sex appeal in a caped Giambattista Valli Haute Couture gown, while Brie Larson went with an unconventional abs-baring custom Calvin Klein Collection dress and Lady Gaga chose a more understated look than we were used to seeing her in with a velvet off-the-shoulder Atelier Versace gown with padded hips.
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