But yes, I still love it, because I get off on the sensuality of it: not the sensuality of the narrative, but the sensuality of the paint — of how it's painted, how wonderfully it's painted.
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CH: And now you're exploring the sensuality of aging flesh, and making a point that sensuality is not gone.
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So many disabled folks feel a frustrated sense of sensuality or, to put it another way, a heightened sense of sensuality.
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The mural's title comes from a line of Jure Detela's hermetic poem: "How the Sensuality in Me Scatters" (2017) even though it appeared to me that sensuality was being collected.
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Count me in for flavor, sensuality, and a good story.
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I aspire to have their power, beauty, sensuality, and femininity.
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The power of this work lies in its ghostly sensuality.
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" Those with coarse black hair had a "tendency to sensuality.
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Not to mention the underpainting of raw sensuality and tenderness.
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Hence the repeated mix of sensuality, terrifying aggression, and sweetness.
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Its lounging, sundrenched figures speak more to sensuality than sexuality.
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Sensuality, she says, is something that starts from the inside.
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Or maybe it's that sensuality doesn't have to be aggressive.
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I love sensuality in those not expected to express it.
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Clinton's scandal combined demonic sensuality, abuse of power, and craven
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But this ostensibly confirmed celibate oozes a gentle, undeniable sensuality.
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Painted with robust sensuality, it merges oceanic and modern times.
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It showed off Tamaryn's love for vibrancy, sensuality and synth.
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Some scenes appear to associate them with sensuality or fertility.
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Inaugural official says they were going for "soft sensuality" anyway.
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But she's also a symbol for freedom, for darkness, for sensuality.
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Rodriguez, 33, expressed the brighter side of her sensuality on Nov.
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The rains bring a sense of relief and a new sensuality.
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Still, foreboding wasn't everywhere, with sensuality and flair also in abundance.
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You sense a sensuality in the singing rather than something disembodied.
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Our critics remember his sensuality and his mastery in distributing music.
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It has a sensuality to it, and a mutuality to it.
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An exploration of sensuality, looking, doing away with respectability and censorship.
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Sensuality, like the tea itself, the smell, the charcoal, the caffeine high.
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It's that wide, beautiful universe of sensuality and pleasure — that's the point.
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It was more like Ms. Berry had to fulfill Storm's terrestrial sensuality.
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Welt is the brutality of life, [and] groan represented sensuality and death.
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On "Soothing," from Semper Femina, Marling digs into the tension of sensuality.
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May's sensuality has subsided, but a sense of energy and activity remains.
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Ms. Hamilton contrasts gallops and runs with moments of delicacy and sensuality.
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I call this sciencuality, a neologism that echoes the sensuality of discovery.
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" Her thesis, in 2006, was titled "Intimate Encounters; Staging Intimacy and Sensuality.
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There is a tactility and a sensuality to Rosen's sculpture that feels primordial.
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This is Beyoncé channeling Oshun, the Yoruba goddess of water, fertility, love, sensuality.
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You revel in your own beauty and sensuality and that's completely for yourself.
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It's more important for me to feel confident and to appreciate my sensuality.
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For women, it's generally more to do with the sensuality of the experience.
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Oshun exudes sensuality and all the qualities associated with fresh, flowing river water.
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Provosty's work is masterfully executed, its formal rigor enriched by its deep sensuality.
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Natural pearls have become a signature accent, adding a subtle touch of sensuality.
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When she gets her way, she turns vulnerable, singing with sensuality and warmth.
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She was sensuality in its full range: aggressive, yet gentle, forward, yet coy.
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In his latest series, Flora, Worth shows the fragility between birth, sensuality, and death.
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Still, there are stimulating moments: the surging in "Rise", the fluid sensuality on "Places".
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While it's another lush, classy ballad, it lacks the soulful sensuality of its predecessor.
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And there's a powerful sensuality to the film, as Thelma explores her own power.
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" Overall,Smith says her portrait completely captures "her intelligence, modernity, confidence, sensuality, and kindness.
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Are we asking for it by presenting all the sensuality and all the sexuality?
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Crawford, Versace says, has never been afraid of using her own power or sensuality.
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Notions aside, I like Glück's writing for its sensuality, its generosity, and its enthusiasm.
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The trick is always to make that moment weighted, full of humor and sensuality.
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The tune doesn't really build toward anything, choosing instead to luxuriate in simmering sensuality.
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Anyone with ink on their skin can attest to the sensuality of being tattooed.
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Aw, yeah: Expect Trump's inauguration to have a "soft sensuality" not a "circus-like celebration" with celebrities, says his inauguration planner There might be some clarification forthcoming about "soft sensuality," but I have absolutely no idea what could possibly make it less icky.
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That does not preclude sensuality (I would nominate his 1914 drawing of Friederike Maria Beer, with its caressing contours and limpid eyes, as the most beautiful portrait of the early 20th century), but it is a sensuality that is almost heartbreakingly sublimated.
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It eventually dawned on me that sexuality, and sensuality, permeate every aspect of our lives.
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You lose this third dimension and the sensuality of the materials, the smell and everything.
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Mr. Morrison, in a determinedly neutral performance, has been divested of any hints of sensuality.
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It had a kind of sensuality and sexuality to it — it was never a mask.
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On the new album, her lyrics add a dollop of sensuality to all that angst.
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In "Urfa," named for a chili spice, the holy city reveals its humor and sensuality.
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This gives those born under this sign an immense connection with sensuality and earthly pleasures.
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The photographs convey an obvious sensuality while provocatively bringing attention to the naked male form.
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Ms. Osipova's Giselle may be naïve, but she rushes at life with gusto and sensuality.
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Ms. Ndegeocello practices a coy and unperformative form of seduction — her impenetrability is her sensuality.
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Sensuality is accepted only in a rational way, which is another way of refusing it.
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In fact, the entire video oozes sensuality, in a truly decadent and indulgent Taurus manner.
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They were done during the last decade of his life, when sensuality edged aside austerity.
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It's been 20 years since audiences delighted in the risqué sensuality of 1999's Cruel Intentions.
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Diallo's most pronounced photos are a celebration of the female form, concurrently uplifting sensuality and spirituality.
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I love approaching sensuality and sexuality in a way that feels very empowering to the woman.
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Oshun, the owner of beauty, femininity, love, and sensuality was syncretized with the Lady of Charity.
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Our idea is to reconnect people with that sensuality of eating, but in an elegant way.
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Flexibility is at a premium in a culture fashioned by heat, sensuality, samba and rule bending.
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She was often able to remain critical while still infusing a certain sensuality into her writing.
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While some perfumers chose a more delicate sensuality, lustiness is all over the season's new bottles.
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You find this overt sensuality in early Baroque statues such as Bernini's 'Ecstasy of St. Teresa.
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But often on Tuesday, he just pushed too hard vocally and overplayed the duke's unbridled sensuality.
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My warrior spirit and my sensuality, sexuality have merged to bulldoze wastemans when and where necessary.
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I think it is disruptive in the way that it explores sensuality and sexuality, and it's surreal.
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With this video we wanted to create a contemporary environmental peace message filled with mystery and sensuality.
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The true sexual immorality of Vienna turns out to be rooted not in sensuality, but in hypocrisy.
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Purple can communicate richness, royalty, sensuality, what have you; it can also announce gout, bruising, raw meat.
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An ascetic sensuality, at once somber, self-abnegating, and restrained in its joyfulness, floods through Yun's paintings.
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Maybe it will run even slower on my Macbook Air now, because sensuality can't be rushed, guys.
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So often if you're a woman actively engaging in your own sensuality, you're violating society's unspoken rules.
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The idea that sensuality trumps heartbreak, which features heavily throughout much of Colette's work, resonated with me.
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Hemingway's prose combines the brightly colored sensuality of modern French painting with a clench-jawed American repression.
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It's one that stands out for its sensuality in a movie that's already sweaty with sex appeal.
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Virgos can come across as poised and reserved, but beneath the refinement is a force of sensuality.
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But how, if you are his child, do you cope with a father whose sensuality enfolded everything?
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Weyes Blood, sings in a dispassionate alto full of drowsy sensuality, like a goth-folk Karen Carpenter.
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Even now, insurers often initially treat procedures focused on sensuality as almost cosmetic—secondary to functional ones.
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Erin Morley poised herself between silky sensuality and the stratosphere as Olympia, the robot he falls for.
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The women exude a sensuality, not for the gazer's benefit but for the subject's own secret pleasure.
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They were to consult the sensuality within themselves in order to see more, hear more, feel more.
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Sports and sensuality are both about an obsession for the body; both are interested in the body.
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That look speaks assertively to a Gen Z crowd chary of artifice and aggressive displays of sensuality.
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A wave of otherworldly sensuality washes over us on Friday as fiery Mars trines with dreamy Neptune.
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The Sun enters fellow earth sign Taurus today: A season of pleasure, creativity and sensuality is here!
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They are able to address themes like beauty, sensuality, and social issues with a gentler point of view.
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My passion is to create choreography where the dancers are impossibly entangled yet bursting with energy and sensuality.
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Per the director, Suspiria is a film about women: their pain, their fears, their sensuality, and their identity.
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There was a lazy-day sensuality to the collection, but Jakubowski had women's practical needs in mind, too.
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Earth is solid—it's an element that astrologers relate to practicality and hard work, but also physical sensuality.
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As reincarnated here with hungry sensuality by April Yvette Thompson, this divinity in the flesh is life-size.
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Attempting to cover herself, she seems to offer a subliminal warning of the mortal dangers of excessive sensuality.
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Faraj's paintings want the viewer to stay in this place of wanton sensuality and make other discoveries here.
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Many of these books are outstanding for their narrative, sensuality and evocative descriptions of memory, place and food.
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Oddly enough, with regard to the inborn sensuality she so prized, Sontag herself appears to have been shortchanged.
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By cutting the backs of his dresses dramatically low, Piccioli also introduced a fresh sensuality into the mix.
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What's become more important than the political, the social, or the magical, is the sensuality of those spheres.
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Venus, the planet of love and money, enters Taurus on May 15th — so get ready for sensuality and pleasure.
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Through mastery of sampling, instrumentation, conceptual vision, sexuality, tenderness, and bravado, these three each addresses masculinity, sensuality, and creativity.
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Bakst's style is immediately recognizable for his use of serpentine lines, heady colors, and a belle-époque-like sensuality.
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With their stunning language and creative premises, each of these books will stretch your conception of sensuality and sexuality.
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I could never relate to mainstream notions of beauty and sensuality, like the models in the Victoria's Secret catalogue.
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I truly do believe that we need to see and experience beauty and sensuality at all phases of life.
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The joy you'll find in being in your body, in sexuality and sensuality, in service, in art, in mothering.
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That was my challenge with the exhibition: to restore the disturbing mix of sex and sensuality, utopia and urinals.
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I am interested in our ambivalent nature to power, violence, and sensuality, and how closely they can be related.
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Taking on this role means harnessing your own inner sensuality and expressing yourself using body language, instead of words.
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Rosa Pistola: When I do mixtapes I focus on sensuality and what I like to hear while making love.
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Note the tenderness, the sensuality with which he picks up Red Sox shortstop Xander Bogaerts' grounder to third base.
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In one of his segments—now lovingly labeled "Reggie's Question"—Watts asks Jeff Goldblum about the ineffability of sensuality.
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And Mr. Thibaudet was just right for it: Not a keyboard pounder, he went for sensuality and witty sprightliness.
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Ms. Gainsbourg's Sylvia is a voice of reason, demonstrating that tantalizing sensuality and grounded serenity needn't be mutually exclusive.
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The sensuality that Mayfair and Chananun Chotrungroj, the director of photography, create around May is seductive, and also unnerving.
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The hosts were referring to her style, which resists the sensuality that is often expected of popular female performers.
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It's an all-out campaign to drum up travelers to Jamaica's alchemy of nature, adventure, night life and sensuality.
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Chronic pain never meant the end of my sensuality, but its expansion into queerer, stranger, and more complicated modes.
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Americans do lecherous, off-color comedy with great gusto, but they tend to get nervous about sensuality and eroticism.
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Like an infinity pool of sensuality, it was hard to tell where one verse ended and another chorus began.
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For him, drawing and painting are ways of caressing the body, a sensuality embodied in waxy surfaces and incised lines.
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How do you think technology will change the way we view intimacy, connection, and sensuality before sex robots become available?
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His clothes may use elements of soft suiting and be infused with sensuality, but they are emphatically made for guys.
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There's a faintly seductive sensuality in his pink fleshiness, emphasized by the plunging neckline of the shirt that he wears.
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And while intimacy is private, there is a message here that needs to be made public: Sensuality is everyone's right.
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T-Boz, Left Eye, and Chilli's wispy vocals oozed sensuality — a sound my innocent young ears hadn't registered until then.
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Taurus symbolizes sensuality, being in the moment—this is very different from the vibe we've been feeling in the air.
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Given the novel's sensuality, it feels odd that we learn nothing about the physical dimension of Frances and Bobbi's relationship.
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Kennedy likely meant, or in the common sense of the word, one that exudes sensuality — is just what they seek.
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You can sense him feeling out the forms as he made them, their tumid sensuality feeding off his immersive eroticism.
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The fall 2001 Dior Homme collection epitomized the fastidious detail and dark sensuality that would become hallmarks of Slimane's aesthetic.
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Sensuality was on Ford's mind this season, too — a parade of metallic, skin-baring breastplates and bralettes closed the show.
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J.P. Joey Dosik has a feather-light voice, and "Game Winner" moves with the restrained sensuality of early 1960s soul.
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Of course, Forster would have been keenly aware of Oscar Wilde's work, open sensuality and conviction for "gross indecency" in 1895.
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Doremus also has a penchant for extreme close-ups, which lend his stark, emotionless world some much-needed sensuality and intimacy.
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" Kloss continued: "Women who have confidence and sensuality but in a much more mysterious way is something I find really attractive.
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His work still refuses to settle into a comfortable category, remaining a gelatinous melange of kitsch, academic virtuosity, and unsavory sensuality.
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Cuban ballet has fused the best from the Russians, French, Italians, English and Americans with Latino flair and Afro-Cuban sensuality.
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Copeland, nearly flawless, brought out a womanly sensuality, her musicality suited to the crystalline exactitude of the solo to the celesta.
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After the first show in Beijing, in 1993, the authorities, disturbed by its sensuality, barred Mr. Wang from performing in public.
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I was inspired by the sensuality of Crepax's work and in particular the sexuality and force of Valentina as a protagonist.
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This anecdote amplifies a notion that, despite their vibrancy and sensuality, a sense of loss inhabits the shaped canvases as well.
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Pablo Neruda, Lorraine Hansberry and James Baldwin: three geniuses with sensuality, humor, a sense of play and deep commitments to humanity.
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They take erotic portraits in a workshop about sensuality, and they take turns reading each others' psychic energies with a medium.
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But what really wowed audiences was the sweet-and-sour combination of Fosse's cynical, razzle-dazzle showmanship and Verdon's naïve sensuality.
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By that point, the formula — a rapper brings narrative, and a singer brings pathos, joy or sensuality — was still largely unquestioned.
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No, the sensuality is in the music-making, with Gary Thor Wedow leading a performance that had both silkiness and propulsion.
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No, the sensuality is in the music-making, with Gary Thor Wedow leading a performance that had both silkiness and propulsion.
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It's less of a stroll and more of a glide — controlled but not stiff, oozing confidence and sensuality with every step.
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"Ja'Ron." Opinion: Aretha Franklin's powerful sensuality paved the way Aretha Franklin wasn't asking a man whether he'd still love her tomorrow.
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He was alluding to the blend of tough chic and barely concealed sensuality that, Mr. Doonan maintains, defines Ms. Huppert's allure.
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Other tales of 50-plus women this year pushed past our societal tendency to ignore the sensuality of aging female bodies.
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Mind you, Iceage sings of a love that's outwardly obsessive and inwardly solipsistic, a sensuality entirely divorced from the act of fucking.
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But it's the album's closer, "Supercomputer," that best sums up Milemarker's mix of icy sensuality, synthesized dancefloor dominance, and paradoxical tech-fetishization.
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They are all characterized by a distinctive mauve hue, soft pink flesh coloring the undulating outlines, dynamic, fresh and pulsating in sensuality.
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As Melcarth's art of sex, sensuality, erotic fantasy, and yearning enters the history book, it could very well burn up its pages.
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But part of waking up from the stupor of grief is recognizing that I've had all the sensuality I need all along.
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In addition to its groundbreaking display of female sensuality, the original show was one of the first group surveys of feminist art.
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I make images of nude, mostly female, sometimes trans, sometimes male bodies, using really bright colors inspired by fetishes and sexuality, sensuality.
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" What we needed then, he wrote, "is a presentation of homosexual reality that doesn't apologize for its rich sensuality or splendid variety.
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Beyoncé performed her sensuality proudly in those songs making political statement that a person can be both intellectually rigorous and sexually expressive.
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Necessity merely forces them to attend more to and draw more from sensations and aspects of sensuality most of us usually ignore.
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There is magic, too, as Ms. Ziemba, luxuriating in a rich comic character, finds the piquant authority in an older woman's sensuality.
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In that way, there's a sensuality about "Cloudbusting" that makes it feel like it belongs firmly within summer, the most tactile season.
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Each section embodied a quality drawn from nature; solos and duets highlighted the attributes of the individual dancers — boldness, sensuality, attack, lyricism.
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Nicole Cabell's soprano began to bloom a few numbers in, but she seemed cool and prim next to Ms. Bullock's charismatic sensuality.
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Flowers may have colors, fragrance and brazen sensuality on their side; other ingredients may take the place of honor on the table.
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Her elusiveness, along with a subterranean sensuality, has made her a force field, her often-troubled characters magnetizing filmmakers and audiences alike.
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A humidifier, an infrared heater, scent emitters and an air-conditioner suffused the space with shifting notes of sensuality, discomfort and nostalgia.
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Over the course of the movie, their love story evolves from one of sensuality and shared purpose to a truly sacred bond.
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The lengthy, softly lit, all-nude sex scene between Oedipus and his mom is staged with such sensuality as to seem ridiculous.
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Forget Cuban sensuality: The vocabulary is machine-like, with a touch of heavy metal, martial arts and even a little hip-hop.
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Modern Love A confession of attraction from a man 270 years younger causes an octogenarian to reflect on desire, sensuality and aging.
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In antiquity and in the Renaissance there was an inherent sensuality to being able to visually consume a sculpture from every angle.
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Jeff Goldblum's performances combined the muscularity of (Marlon) Brando, the pathos of (Meryl) Streep and the musky sensuality of a pride of baboons.
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That night didn't go as planned—no heightened sensuality or eroticism, just upper-spine discomfort and the profound sense of being an outsider.
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Watching Journey in Sensuality reinforces the indispensability of art access to every generation, while delivering a dose of clarifying charm of its own.
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" For her, she said, "It's not so much just about getting off, or you know, release, it's really, it's about intimacy and sensuality.
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We saw the theme, the fluidity and sensuality that we knew this younger customer wants, and the visual strength that the Mustang needs.
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The surface of the painting is lush and colorful—Casteel is someone who enjoys the sensuality of paint, and the freedom it offers.
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The most accurate way to describe it is to say that she reconnects with her sensuality, but that's overstating the case a bit.
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Raymond started the business in a time when department store options for nightwear and undergarments were primarily modest, conservative, and devoid of sensuality.
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Chilly glistening keyboards and echoey, rumbling drum machines integrate smoothly into an album that aims for mild sensuality while concealing deeper pangs underneath.
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The only criteria for entering the competition is that the art explore eroticism and sensuality, and not exceed one square foot in size.
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At the same time, the masculine power and unapologetic sensuality of his pantherine, explosive performances charged male dancing with new drama and intensity.
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The city's sensuality taunted me during our stay, seducing me with pleasures I didn't completely understand and which were just out of reach.
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Without that kind of control and pictorial fluency, the story loses its sensuality, and all that's left is a fairly threadbare, clichéd melodrama.
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"Ash," the searching solo that Mr. Abraham created for her for this year's Fall for Dance festival, brings out her strength and sensuality.
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"Tracktown" nails the athletic details: the raw eggs and specialized diet; the sensuality of toned bodies in exertion; the glitter of sports celebrity.
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This might sound weird when we're talking about holding hands, but even just that, the actors had to feel comfortable in that sensuality.
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Venus is home in the sign of Taurus, and people with this placement are very grounded and often in touch with their sensuality.
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It's light and airy, yet oozes with sensuality as the EXO member's tenor fills each nook of the song with his dulcet falsetto.
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His sculptures and installations often feature biomorphic forms and organic materials, with transparency, sensuality, and a spirit of community playing a major role.
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This is what romance does, too, which roots Blake's music in sensuality at a level below its undulant rhythms and clenching, gasping vocals.
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"I didn't want the images to be vague, but rather ambiguous: if you were looking for sensuality, you would see it there," Worth explains.
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Set over the course of a single day as Firth's college professor plots to kill himself, Ford's film has style and sensuality to spare.
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"She uses the language and attraction of sensuality to hold an audience," one Psychology Today journalist wrote in a profile of Williamson in 1992.
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Sensuality meant power, as in her eating of a strawberry in "Les Amants" in 1958, very slowly, savouring it so her potential lover saw.
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Visuals of lace-covered legs and torsos emerging from mountain range mist are painted in the style of landscapes, yet radiate with human sensuality.
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On Broad City, Ilana displays her sensuality in her sheer joy at inhabiting her own body; Jordan's sexuality is not about experience, but acquisition.
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It probably isn't a coincidence that in a film featuring no out gay actors, there is an almost palpable lack of passion or sensuality.
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From here, you might find yourself discussing the abundance of negative terms — and the paucity of positive terms — for sensuality or desire in women.
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Everyone should have the right to refuse to share food, especially an ice cream cone, because of its deep saliva involvement and frank sensuality.
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Pisces, Kanye is likely to be completely taken in by your haunting sensuality, which is a balance of raw earthy appeal and total fantasy.
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His drawings bring together two divergent aesthetic possibilities — material sensuality and structural restraint — to attain a form that never devolves into mere visual effects.
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She wrote about her decision in an open letter to The Wrap: How the proposed "soft sensuality" will be achieved now is anybody's guess.
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Covered in flowers and vines, two bodies fall, fly, float, and eventually meet and embrace, their sensuality contrasting the sharp edges of Brutalist buildings.
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Mr. Adams's score now comes across as a steady knotting of the stomach, gradually ratcheting tension by alternating lush, ominous sensuality and pummeling intensity.
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Along with the sensuality circles, there are get-togethers for gamers who smoke pot, marijuana Christmas parties, classes where artists can puff and paint.
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They are independent entities, things that exist for themselves and for our contemplation, a synthesis of sensuality, rigor, intuition, and austerity – an engaging conundrum.
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The point was underlined by the sensuality of Prince's music: his seductive singing, his spine-tingling harmonies, his brittle funk, and his soaring refrains.
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The troupe seen here in the video performed in the footsteps of predecessors who were associating sensuality with domestic architecture nearly a century ago.
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The songs pondered 1980s America as both myth and presence: its landscape, its ideals of freedom and openness, its culture, its sensuality, its violence.
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Throughout their lives, mother and son share echoing preoccupations with domesticity and sensuality, and are particularly attentive to the world's tactile and olfactory details.
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In this dish, as in many others, it was the potency of judiciously used Italian produce that revealed the hidden sensuality of Nordic cooking.
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According to the description, Mann's work is "charged with emotional resonance, rife with sensuality," and while we're not art experts, that holds up. Sold?
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But, while there are fewer exposed midriffs and tanned legs this time around, there's still a private Bardot-esque sensuality that underpins the look.
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She filmed herself and her co-star, Claire Wauthion, in an extended love scene suggesting the marmoreal sensuality of Canova sculptures come to life.
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The same discomfiting sensuality can be applied to the freestanding totems, each of which embodies a different take on the casual defiance of gravity.
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Sex and power were linked for me, and the freedom of my sensuality was an expression of my own confidence and love of life.
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All her rooms reflected her own style — the sensuality (swaths of striped fabric and antique wallpaper) and simplicity (bare floors and no excess furniture).
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There's an inherent sensuality and connection to their vulnerability and their madness, and the distance between those two things, that I'm really drawn to.
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It was a return, as if he'd never left, to a realm of slow-motion romance, a gospel of unhurried sensuality and sleek musical detail.
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They contain moments of arresting subtlety and sensuality as well as — in the last three minutes or so of this clip — heart-pounding, thrilling, drama.
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"I think that a striking lip shows confidence and sensuality, and a comfort in one's own skin," Salma Hayek's makeup pro Whitney James tells PeopleStyle.
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And something far harder and more complex for a woman of nearly 54, who is being told by society her sexuality and sensuality has expired.
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Fat Underground provided just that, asserting that America's cultural fear of fat was rooted in its fear of powerful women, particularly their sensuality and sexuality.
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And sensuality — a drape in the back of a dress say — but always with a twist, so there is self-assurance and there is modernity.
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It isn't that Frances doesn't worry about marriage or sensuality or intimacy because she has Rosalie; it's that Frances accepts their love as enough love.
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While films like Savages and Vicky Cristina Barcelona feel voyeuristic and at times lewd, sex scenes in Professor Marston overflow with intimacy, sensuality and respect.
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Chanel Iman was perfect to interpret this sensuality and freedom that always inspired me while growing up watching Prince videos and listening to his music.
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The last time the Carters hit the road together, JAY-Z swaggered on Magna Carta...Holy Grail, and Beyoncé's surprise self-titled album oozed sensuality.
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A mother, a cancer survivor and an avatar of culture, sensuality and intellectual independence, Clara is a fittingly embattled and indomitable heroine for our times.
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In scene after scene, these exciting and charismatic artists disappeared into their characters, emboldening each other to sing with white-hot sensuality and impassioned lyricism.
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Ms. Hamilton, small and powerfully built, blazes across the stage; Ms. Hopkins-Greene, tall and refined, adds a knowing, more mature touch to her sensuality.
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The narration in Hebrew runs through her "judiciary revolution," her "reducing activism" and her "restraining of the Supreme Court" in a tone of soft sensuality.
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Dressed in a sleek black leather jacket, white disco suit, or head-to-toe denim, the artist's sinister sensuality blew away the average rock show.
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No skin: More women are eschewing plunging necklines, high slights and corseted bodices for flowing silhouettes that reveal little skin but still exude sensuality and style.
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After infusing vampire legends with erotic sensuality in The Vampire Chronicles, beginning with Interview With the Vampire, Anne Rice turned her unique sensibility to classic folktales.
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Similarly, Maida's adept portraits mess with the conventions of voyeurism and the exotic by ceding power to his Pacific Islander subjects who know their own sensuality.
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Shortly thereafter, the Hays Code was created, essentially eliminating sensuality, violence, crime — or even the slightest implication of these things — from film for over 219 years.
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MASSIVE yet graceful, Edifício Copan partakes of the monstrousness of the city that surrounds it but is shaped by the sensuality of its architect, Oscar Niemeyer.
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And while its closest antecedent is In Rainbows on beauty alone, A Moon Shaped Pool trades that album's sensuality and structural rigor for big, cinematic moments.
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Ruedi Gerber's Journey in Sensuality — Anna Halprin and Rodin continues at the Espace Saint-Michel (7 Place Saint-Michel, 5th arrondissement, Paris, France) through October 11.
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This lifestyle is the epitome of sensuality, which is why we put together a list of the sexiest ska songs for your sexy Valentine's Day 'sextivities.
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The film showed both the sensuality of the Black woman's body while also displaying the importance of not only men's dance crews, but women's dance crews.
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Tap into your sensuality — get a massage, cook yourself and a loved one a delicious meal, or spend a meditation session engaged in some sound healing.
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He's also successfully embodied the modern Toronto better than any other performer, exporting it to the world as a paradise of Caribbean slang and nighttime sensuality.
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There's a confidence her lived experience has granted her, and a sense of sensuality that feels like a stark difference from the songwriting in her debut.
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He swam in beauty, because in its transience he aspired to discern a glimpse of eternity: There was always a trace of philosophy in his sensuality.
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This is expressed most strongly in a scene in a gay club, where he shimmies ecstatically, immersed in the sensuality of thumping bass all around him.
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Both Mr. Garran and Ms. Gueguen overdo the character's sensuality in a way that makes the text look like soft porn designed for the male gaze.
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As with "pinhole," I slowly became aware of the different surfaces, which quietly flood the image with an understated tactile sensuality that is rare in photographs.
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It's characteristic of Fosse to have turned Latin hip action into something mechanical like a train, typical of him to close off sensuality in cold detachment.
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With her matter-of-fact sensuality and embattled confidence, she summons the jaded yet sensitive allure of the European film sirens Anouk Aimée and Simone Signoret.
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As the decade ends, perhaps the pendulum has started to swing back a little closer to abundance, nuance, sensuality, solidarity, and even a glimpse of optimism.
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Campion's filmmaking lingers on the sensuality of this dynamic — the stiff textures of costumes, the cracks in crockery and canvases, and cold wisps of warm breath.
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In 83 they veered into a more active, experimental mode they called Neo-Concretism, which prioritized participation, sensuality and the integration of art into daily life.
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While Venus transits Taurus, Stardust says, "We can expect sensuality and pleasure to be heightened, as well as our need to make money in the material world."
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And when they finally did, the showrunners didn't hold anything back, giving fans of the Showtime drama all the back-arching sensuality they had been longing for.
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The new shoot is more Blade Runner kitsch, but Pharoah and Yoo's styling and weaponry lends the video a vicious sensuality that you might call Rozliubit's hallmark.
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Did someone tell her that she actually has a direct influence on how women "present all the sensuality and all the sexuality" through the clothes she designs?
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The designer said, "Ryan perfectly embodies the modern sensuality of the Armani Code man: someone with charisma, authenticity, an effortless style, and the right dose of irony."
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"It was amazing to see how natural the romance and the sensuality of our relationship came," the entertainment host, 30, tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue.
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As if lace and lingerie weren't enough to raise the heat, an "ink-bending" artist is imparting a new degree of sensuality to intricate, lacy, satiny slips.
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Journey in Sensuality begins with Halprin in Paris for a major retrospective at the Centre Pompidou (from which Gerber shot the acclaimed 2010 documentary Breath Made Visible).
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On wax, his voice imparts a vulnerability and sensuality that matches the '90s R&B that inspires him, but in person, he has a more outspoken disposition.
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From the start, an atmosphere of relaxed sensuality is pervasive as Alma (Keren Mor) caresses the waking face of her 12-year-old daughter, Adar (Shira Haas).
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"I wanted to focus on strength and a level of sensuality and sex appeal," said the New York-born designer, who has dressed Beyonce and other celebrities.
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I'm already stressed about where things are going if we haven't gotten to the "NIGHT" portion in terms of sensuality yet, but the "summer" part sounds enticing.
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She once pushed "Declare Independence" even further into its anarchic electro-punk rallying cry and she remade "Big Time Sensuality" as a weightless breakbeat on Post Live.
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In "Evolution," that energy builds and burns, in the quick pace of the lines, in unexpected shifts and leaps from interior to exterior, from sensuality to observation.
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And with both Boito and Mr. Carsen placing a premium on sarcasm and sensuality, Mr. Van Horn wants, perhaps, an extra dash of devil-may-care relish.
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A reworking of their 2005 production, they regard it as a search for happiness, in which mysticism and sensuality live alongside moments of improvisation and set material.
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And no less an authority than the museum's director, Eike D. Schmidt, wrote in the catalog that it possessed "an extraordinary sensuality" and was undoubtedly a Giambologna.
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Played by Ms. Namekawa with sprightly sensuality and exuberant wit, it burst with precocious energy — and outdid in profundity much music written by composers many decades older.
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Since the 1950s, Sánchez, who is now 93, has dared to expand the dimensional constraints of painting with boundless ingenuity, conceiving a new visual language for sensuality.
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" Jessica Morgan, Dia's director, pointed out that Ms. Rockburne's practice encompasses "both a rigor of thinking with an equally exacting desire to create sensuality in the work.
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Throughout the book is an unobtrusive tenderness, a submerged savagery and an elusive but insistent sensuality that one would call homoerotic were the photographer not a woman.
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But the extreme close-up of her palm — the moist whorls and creases of her skin and the blue veins beneath — also imparts an almost absurd sensuality.
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Bloom's drawings and paintings are challenging, fascinating, disturbing, opulent, and scabrous – paradoxes of sensuality and repulsion, matter and immateriality, particularly in his depictions of cadavers and body parts.
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My seconds on the stage where a dream come true, I thank the Recording Academy for their invitation and for giving the awards this touch of sensuality. Wardrobe?
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But after watching the new PBS documentary, I walked away understanding who Dr. Angelou as a person: her sensuality, her talents, her travels, her tragedies, and her triumphs.
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An entire chapter of Basile's book is dedicated to regenerative self-care rituals detailing practices that anyone can adopt in order to restore their confidence, motivation, or sensuality.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — Lips half open with limbs positioned to entice, the female figures of Henri Matisse's odalisque paintings exude an undiminished sensuality.
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Andra Day adds swing and sass to "Burn," and Usher gives "Wait for It" a sensuality the original lacked (and maybe wasn't suited for, though that's no obstacle).
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"The sumptuous color, the sense of observation, the sensuality and the details in each painted frame were like nothing I had ever seen," Ms. Geiser said by email.
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I have the feeling that the grooved sensuality of Green's brushstrokes, or what Alexi Worth called their "hardy, taffy-like consistency," would make J.M.W. Turner gnash his teeth.
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She writes with both sensuality and coolness, as if determined to find a rational explanation for the irrationality of existence, and for the narrator's opaque understanding of herself.
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With her careful diction and a bearing that conveys starchiness and sensuality in perfect, improbable balance, Ms. Fonda turns middle-class maturity into a bewitching form of charisma.
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I think I never felt more sexually alive than in my 50s and 60s, and yes, even 70s, free from the dangers of childbirth but with sensuality aflame.
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Your romantic outlook for February is weirdly similar to that popping exhibition, with periods of intense desire, pleasure, and sensuality juxtaposed with stretches of great loneliness and pain.
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Often, it seems as if the women he portrays are being coaxed from, or are dissolving into, the paper's humid sensuality, nude figures sparely drawn here, detailed there.
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With that one-sided gaze in place, the erotic thriller is more concerned with exploiting—and then condemning—the feminine wiles of its women, rather than offering genuine sensuality.
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And that, if you like, is a form of wizardry, as much as achieving a lustrous, luxuriant sensuality out of materials as industrial and recalcitrant as Plexiglas and tape.
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" Moments of sensuality hint at her wider, wilder perspective, such as the rain "drenching her arms and the grey-black material of her dress, running down between her breasts.
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Throughout the course of the film, she swings from meek terror to insolent sensuality to ice-cold cruelty – hers is a sly, slippery turn, in the best possible way.
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They are an emphatic rejection of all things malevolent and sordid, and an emphatic assertion of pleasure, catharsis, inventiveness, sensuality (understood comprehensively), unbridled growth, and connection with the world.
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There's Doris Lee, and Sally Michel, and — wonderfully — Bunny Yeager, the pin-up model and photographer who shot Bettie Page the way only Bunny could (with good-humored sensuality).
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In this case, a black-and-white version would deprive the image of the richly tanned skin and its associations with seaside pleasures, diminishing the air of languorous sensuality.
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"Arch and Point" drips with the sensuality of an intense guitar, with instructions that could make most blush, while "Where's the Fun in Forever" questions the meaning of time.
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Her voice seesaws between soprano girlish affection and contralto hostility in a single sentence, and more than other Marys I've seen, she is endowed with a robust, uneasy sensuality.
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She has concluded that in the last few centuries spotted-cat motifs have been used to attract attention and exude power, ferocity, independence, sophistication, sensuality and sometimes outright debauchery.
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Tinashe sings about independence and connection amid gluey bass lines, echoey ambiences and twitchy synthetic percussion, asserting her free spirit with a blend of sensuality and sci-fi cool.
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Galleries 40 to 44 reveal, in sometimes overwhelming abundance, the sensuality and lush colors of Giovanni Bellini, Lorenzo Lotto, Veronese and other masters of the Venetian School of painting.
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But Canadian duo Scott Moir and Tessa Virtue are known for injecting the ethereal sport with some serious sensuality — and one move in particular inspired a lot of eyeball emojis.
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On the heels of a Buzzfeed report that Trump's inauguration would focus on "soft sensuality" and "poetic cadence" rather than celebrity, Trump could be joined by a fellow reality star.
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Insofar as the experience of visual art generally requires looking, Neto's practice also asks that we feel, touch, and roam, melding the pleasures of sight to the sensuality of material.
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By contrast, the soft focus and pastel colors of Erizku's photographs represent Beyoncé's skin with a lush and inviting sensuality while also evoking the sentimentality appropriate for a pregnancy announcement.
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She could show listeners what it is like to be an older woman, one who embraces her sensuality yet is not afraid to reveal her wrinkles and talk about menopause.
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"It was a deep hope to bring the same sense of sensuality and raw heartedness to the video that was surrounding my life when I created this song," he explains.
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True to its title, a stickiness and softness and sensuality permeates the whole thing; the synths are warmer, the beats less clinical, her vocals easy, gliding and humming above them.
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Those with their Lilith in Taurus love sex and affection wholeheartedly, and will do almost anything for pleasure; hence, it is their karmic duty to control their sensuality and possessiveness.
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The playfulness and harmonic sophistication of jazz, the ache and sensuality of the blues, the vehemence of rock and, later, the sustained emotionality of opera were all hers to command.
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What they're doing is much more erotic in nature; though it's billed as therapy, sensuality is the selling point—be it eating fruit or something as simple as applying lotion.
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I know I did, since her writing suggested a casual daily sensuality I hoped might be the antidote to the atonal dullness of the prim Connecticut suburb where I lived.
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Modernism swept away propriety, and the perceived sensuality of Raj-era India (shades of hot pink and saffron with tiny embedded mirrors and inlays of colored stones) seemed evermore alluring.
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A new film explores the visual legacy of Cecil Beaton, who was inspired by a range of art movements and carefully curated scenes that throbbed with sensuality, drama, and romance.
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"New adult is also extremely sexy, often bordering on erotic romance, so strong sensuality is definitely a huge part of the genre's appeal," a senior editor for Harlequin told Publisher's Weekly.
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It is unsurprising, then, that the majority of her work treats the body as a touchstone to recontextualize or recast the politics of gender, identity, and sensuality within the gallery space.
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The result is an idealized image of sexuality and sensuality with which artists continue to engage centuries later — something art historian Andrianna Campbell has suggested that Erizku is well aware of.
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Hawkins's letter also makes the fair point that, while the mainstream is more open now than ever, there are still boundaries of sensuality and relationships that most companies will not cross.
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" The Iranian-born artist creates a landscape where women are hunters and exclaim their sensuality with titles like "Everything's at home except your wife" or "With the valour of my tongue.
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It was during this time that Nahui homed in on the painterly style that became her signature: wide brushstrokes, saturated colors, and a notable sense of movement, energy, and, often, sensuality.
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When she appeared as Kitty Oppenheimer in a new staging of that work this summer at Santa Fe Opera, Ms. Bullock brought new complexity to the role: flintiness, obsession, intelligence, sensuality.
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In a way, she reversed the roles as we think of them — subtly — which lent her Odette an earthy sensuality and her Odile a way of camouflaging her wickedness with innocence.
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Easily the most important singles-driven act of the year, the Chainsmokers make dance music that is often stripped of any of the aggression or sensuality usually associated with the style.
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While his subjects were just as often unclothed, leather wear appeared frequently in Mapplethorpe's photographic world — for example, in his iconic X Portfolio — as a symbol of both sensuality and subversion.
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Inspired by a range of art movements — from German Expressionism to French Romanticism, he incorporated shadows and sets to carefully curate mise-en-scènes that throbbed with sensuality, drama, and romance.
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"So what we've done, instead of trying to surround him with what people consider A-listers, is we are going to surround him with the soft sensuality of the place," Barrack said.
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It let him value relationships over resources, to value sensuality over commerce, to recharge his creative batteries and ultimately feed that energy back into the painting and sculptural processes that he adored.
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Red, of course, is coded, and perhaps a little too obviously so — with associations like sensuality, passion, anger, and danger — but Bougatsos's ceiling installation seems to be a dig at conceptualist dematerialization.
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In Journey in Sensuality, the resulting nude redwood forest performance demonstrates that we sensual homo sapiens are not an external disturbance within nature, but a beautiful addition within the complex natural system.
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It's also easy to see in Holmer's hallucinogenic images a delight in sensuality and physical experience that goes beyond the petty boy / girl mating rituals the Lionesses discuss in their locker room.
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All that makes it rather surprising that such beliefs were espoused by a rock singer for whom sensuality itself seemed (in a very broad sense) to be a form of spiritual expression.
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The other depicts the same container up close and without flowers, its egg-shaped body and wide, curvy mouth drawn with exacting sensuality against a turbulent background of abstract marks and smears.
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Isn't it quite obvious, however, that these also reflect a purely cultural idea of women's beauty, sensuality and desirability created by masculine desire and the fashion conglomerates that dictate what to wear?
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She's also forging a unique style: From shaving the side of her head to wearing understated makeup and edgy outfits full of attitude and a raw sensuality, she's mastering her own look.
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In order to expose the tension of human experience, the imperceptible components of sensuality, sexuality, energy, and the binary properties of solid minerals, LA-based curator and artist Janet Levy carves rocks.
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A spiritual successor to Kate Bush, Arthur Russell and Björk, Hval uses her breathy voice, programmed beats and Arp Odyssey synthesizer to invoke a pop cosmogony of feminism, humor, sensuality and noise.
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Rather, Mr. Langrée — swapping his casual Mostly Mozart look for a tailed tuxedo — presented four works at the hinge of Romanticism and the 20th century, connected through themes of poetry and sensuality.
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Its title suggests that, while its milieu is music, the novel is more directly concerned with immortalizing great passions in general — in finding sensuality wherever it may lurk, including in the sonic.
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Yet the album also turns out to be a compendium, or at least a thumbnail, of Prince's boundless musicality and of his lifelong themes: romance, solitude, sensuality, salvation, sin, yearning and ecstasy.
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In 1984, Chanel released Coco ($130), a floral, spice-forward fragrance that has a "unique warmth, sensuality and richness," says Yann Vasnier, a senior perfumer at the Swiss fragrance company Givaudan Fragrances.
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You have, instead, sounds unfolding, undulating, curving; the sensuality of the alive being, of the hand caressing the keys; the magic of the resonating piano — all combined with a certain deserved pride.
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Drenched in tenderness and sensuality, "Premature" is brimming with life, with director Rashaad Ernesto Green brilliantly capturing the picnics, house parties and street scenes of Harlem that burst with teasing, talky energy.
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The women talk about wanting to overcome body shame and negative body images, and embrace their sensuality not just in the bedroom, but also at work, while cooking, and when being creative.
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Choreographed by the Flemish choreographer Jan Martens, "Sweat Baby Sweat" features the dancers Kimmy Ligtvoet and Steven Michel — scantily clad and bristling with strength and sensuality — as they grapple with conflicting emotions.
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As with every show of Clements that I have seen, there is always one work that makes my jaw drop, mostly because her synthesis of austerity and sensuality reaches such an intense pitch.
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People seeking personal enlightenment can explore the "Wheel of Fortune" (an interactive tarot deck) or kick back in the Wellness Oasis, where workshops in sound healing, sacred sensuality, and other esoteric practices abound.
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Luca Guadagnino's swooning sensuality (he directed Call Me By Your Name) might make him an odd fit for a reimagining of a '70s horror classic – and that's exactly why we're intrigued by Suspiria.
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Much has been written about sensuality and sexuality in characters like Frankenstein and Dracula, but not enough has been written about the actual fuckability of these freaks that go hump in the night.
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Viewing Lemonade is a ritual of honor toward Black womanhood; Kanye fans come together to be understood (and sometimes disappointed) at his shows; a Trey Songz set is a night of feminine sensuality.
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I guess that when these babies sell for around 70 million dollars a pop (as they do) the owners are willing to kill their surface sensuality a bit in the interests of safety.
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To be fairer to me, though, there does seem to be an underlying sensuality — or at the very least admission to intense emotional relationships — in even the most platonic explanations of podcasting's appeal.
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While it isn't a tacky evening — Ms. Ferri, who is Italian, and Mr. Cornejo, from Argentina, have too much innate elegance for that — the program's unofficial theme, sensuality, grows more prosaic over time.
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Few operatic characters are better equipped to steal scenes than the adolescent page Cherubino in Mozart's "Le Nozze di Figaro": a young man ridden by hormones and given gorgeous arias pulsing with sensuality.
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All of it gets at ideas of sensuality, partying and liberation—just slightly differently because the time we're living in now allows for more experiences, on a broader spectrum, to be more emphasized.
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Drawing his version of Valentina, Marra employed an economy of lines to describe the sensuality of her long limbs and long torso, keeping in mind Valentina's duality between self-awareness and eternal innocence.
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Mr. Carmichael spent some time as the chef at Mr. Chang's Má Pêche in New York, and the two men share a fascination with the place where texture and umami and sensuality meet.
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It's surprising, given how much the look of the film — all '80s nostalgia and insouciant sensuality, with a dollop of athletic shorts — has infiltrated the broader fashion sensibility since its release last year.
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The dynamic lead performances in that film are stunning, especially Jodie Turner-Smith's unforgettable turn as a fiercely intelligent black woman who refuses to allow trauma to steal her joy, sensuality or independence.
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"I see a movement of women these days, who are proud and strong, standing up for what they believe in, and claiming their own sensuality in a really beautiful way," says Mermaid Hannah.
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When you read about Mary Pratt's painting, you'll often hear terms like viscerality and sensuality, the mundane drudgery of the domestic realm transformed by her close observation into something spiritual, something almost holy.
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" She adds, "This full moon is also in Venus-ruled Libra, which feels very romantic and loving, and adds an energy of romance and sensuality to the passionate and blooming energy of the equinox.
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GUTFELD: Is that a John Galliano, good friend of mine, says the designer, a good friend of mine, says the inspiration was to "Discover a new sensuality," a new sexuality I&aposm with them.
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From the tactile joy of brushing our bare skin against fabric to the discovery of new architecture that yields to our touch, Neto's work melds the pleasures of sight to the sensuality of material.
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She mixes caulk and pumice medium into her oils to accentuate the lush sensuality of flowers, bones, and cellulose, and her heavily painted strokes bring you back to the surface and the artist's hand.
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In 1894, George du Maurier published "Trilby," a fabulously successful novel that centers first on the fresh sensuality of the eponymous heroine/victim, then on her manipulation and downfall at the hands of Svengali.
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Elsewhere in the video, Missy dons a pair of safety-orange rubber overalls as she leads a pack of all male dancers; they mimic her moves, giving a sense of both sensuality and androgyny.
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In his body and his manipulation of the appearance of his body was the truest sense of rock 'n' roll: rebellion, freedom, and grit all rolled into glitter and sex and sensuality and truth.
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It's the last night of wild sensuality before the hated Spring and Summer, when layering is impossible and the sun makes mascara run and those most hated of poseurs, beach and health goths, rule.
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" During his childhood, Fresh Kid Ice soaked in the rhythm and sensuality of the Caribbean music around him: "It was girls coming out and dancing at festivals and booty shaking—that type of stuff.
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She had so much life and laughter and love and sensuality in the beginning with Troy, and I wanted to really cash in on that with a lot of color and patterns and things.
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Serett triumphed nonetheless, becoming a leading local authority for sexual rights and female empowerment, running popular sensuality workshops and even appearing beside Hugh Hefner in the 1967 NBC television special, The Pursuit of Pleasure.
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"The Leopard," set in Sicily around the same time (the 1860s), culminates with a scene at a formal ball that conveys the rhythms of radical political change through the intricacy and sensuality of dance.
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They insist we can wear modest clothes or be grateful for unconventional looks, or that we can avoid "asking for it" by "presenting all the sensuality and the sexuality," as Donna Karan has said.
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Buruma recounts the decadent sensuality of Japanese life at the fringe, in some places evoking Donald Richie's underrated novel "Tokyo Nights" and its taxonomy of the seamier side of life in the Japanese capital.
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Together and apart, Ullmann and Bergman (who died in 2007) represented a particular kind of late-20th-century cultural charisma, an aesthetic ideal that remains seductive in its blend of high seriousness and sensuality.
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JAZZ Ms. Marie seems the archetypal jazz vocalist in a few ways — her amped-up sensuality, her confiding wit, her self-righteous charm — but she never seems to compromise for the sake of entertainment.
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This is more than just a romp, though: Mr. Ramos uses skin and sensuality (as well as video, spoken word and cooking) to dig into questions of gender and the politics of the body.
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Ms. Marie seems the archetypal jazz vocalist in a few ways — her amped-up sensuality, her confiding wit, her self-righteous charm — but she never seems to compromise herself for the sake of entertainment.
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Erika Ender, an accomplished Panamanian songwriter who wrote "Despacito" with Mr. Fonsi, said that the pair "really wanted to be very respectful toward women," and she credits the song's sensuality with its mass appeal.
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Collectively titled "Illuminated Manuscript Page" (all 20163) and numbered 22016 through 255, they seduce you in a second, opening the show with a quiet sensuality that belies the headiness so often associated with geometric art.
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Rope, like Light, smartly wore wisdom on its sleeve and veered sharply from Jackson's previous musical approach, with the 32-year-old largely abandoning the feel-good empowerment and playful sensuality of her earlier work.
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The mainstream beauty market didn't begin to fully embrace women's choice to wear red as a sign of sensuality and promiscuity until the launch of the makeup line Volupté's lipsticks, Lady and Hussy in 247.
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"I am celebrating the woman's body and I try to dig deep to find a new sensuality which I think is missing on the general landscape," he told Reuters at the end of the show.
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In Cecily Brown's "Raspberry Beret" (2015-16), the image of a nude reclining man nearly dissolved into a busy allover welter of painterly gestures, there's more erotic sensuality in the paint than in the figure.
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Broadly staff astrologer Annabel Gat tells us that Tauruses have "an immense connection with sensuality and earthly pleasures," so if the person whose boobs those are is getting laid, well, frankly, that's Taurus as fuck.
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" According to People, Scott's mood board for the project, "evoked emotions of pleasure, freedom and sensuality, juxtaposed with innocence, an ode to their love, and the beauty of Kylie being captured through her lover's perspective.
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But there is still room for the sunset beauty of Pontormo, and the exhibition devoted to his work, Miraculous Encounters at the Morgan Library & Museum, is an intimate celebration of the ecstatic sensuality of paint.
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A constable and his son are dispatched by a local aristocrat to hunt down an enslaved Gypsy who has run away, and their search illuminates the cruelty and sensuality of this corner of 163th-century Europe.
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Such strategic productions prevented more nuanced and sincere ideas about queer women's pleasure, sensuality, and eroticism from entering the mainstream, rendering queer love invisible and offering straight, saccharine substitutes as stand-ins for the real thing.
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"I looked at a lot of Helmut Newton's work from the '80s and couldn't help but be drawn into his photographs and how they imbued strength and sensuality in such a graphic way," Evans told Fashionista.
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I sat through the film lulled by its lush sensuality but also on edge, waiting, at any moment, to be snatched out of my bliss by a derogatory comment, or a crisis brought on by intolerance.
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A constable and his son are dispatched by a local aristocrat to hunt down an enslaved Gypsy who has run away, and their search illuminates the cruelty and sensuality of this corner of 78453th-century Europe.
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But if they treat mainstream content like its own business, with its own site and brand—one open to sensuality but not wedded to titillation—they could duck most challenges and focus on distribution and monetization.
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But all this beauty — the sensuality of the camera movements, the slowness of many of the scenes, the lovely hush that descends over the final act — is more than just a matter of style or virtuosity.
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When we say that it's "not your mama's chocolate cake," that's because your mom couldn't drum up a dessert this sexy, and even if she did, it would almost make you uncomfortable with its edible sensuality.
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Taurus, an Earth sign, is all about sensuality and harmony; however, we do have a very intense cosmic combination pairing off early this evening—Venus in Aries and Pluto in Capricorn clash at 4:49 PM!
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Both the pseudo-house rave-up of "Big Time Sensuality" and the chattery "Earth Intruders" snuck into the lower reaches of the Billboard Hot 100, and 2007's Volta peaked at #7 on the album chart.
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Singing Violetta at the Met two years ago, Ms. Yoncheva brought a kind of luxuriant sensuality to the first act, a party that's gone on much too long, but now she seemed simply vague and disconnected.
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In their annual prophesy the priests, known as babalawos, announced that 2020 would be under the divinity of one of Santeria's most powerful and protective deities, Oshun, the goddess of beauty, purity, fertility, love, and sensuality.
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Going forward, Sarley will continue to tackle the taboo and the political with her signature brand of sensuality and absurdity, forcing us to see even the most mundane objects as expressions of the world through these lenses.
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I hadn't looked like her for years and never would again, but she was what I needed to see—a girl devoid of powers, buoyed by nothing but Batcables and bravery, built for strength instead of sensuality.
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In Ruedi Gerber's moving and thought-provoking one-hour film Journey in Sensuality — Anna Halprin and Rodin (73), this flowing of temporary motion and the fixed permanence of solid art objects again come into a stimulating dialogue.
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" A description of the show wraps up the warm and meditative nature of the exhibit: "The deep loneliness cultivated by digital culture arguably has enhanced our desire to seek comfort in objects that remind us of sensuality.
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A formidable artist and teacher in his day, van Veen's most famous pupil was Peter Paul Rubens, the renowned painter who embodied Flemish Baroque style and whose work is notable for its color, voluptuous form and sensuality.
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With their honeyed prose and grand pronouncements on the nature of love and sensuality, the books were perfect for the gravely serious and intellectual teenager I considered myself to be when I first read them in college.
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Fashion can be a racy business, in speed and in sensuality, but Ms. Sozzani, 71, with her whitened blonde curls and immaculate wardrobe, has calmly and cannily lasted out the tidal cycles of trend and counter-trend.
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He is of course interested in reckoning with what's important to him — spirituality, nature, sensuality, what it means to be a man — but on his own terms, in his own language and beyond a straightforwardly activist message.
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Centered around a woozy lead synth melody, the track's savory, minor key ambiance hangs languidly while its percussive backbone does the lion's share of the work, transforming the sense of slow sensuality into something infectious and brazen.
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Ocean's free to strip the original of its sensuality and energy, to turn it into a contemplative, desperate and uncomfortable plea without having to worry that a guest will take up any of the space in the spotlight.
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" Regarding the systemic exploitation of Black bodies in photography, Mason offered, "These images create false knowledge about backwardness, barbarity, or sensuality of their subjects and continue to be part and parcel of the visual culture of white supremacy.
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While the inclusion of some archival footage of Halprin's much earlier dances would have been appreciated, the majority of the footage in Journey in Sensuality takes us within the studio where the dancers prepare for the forest performance.
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I wanted to inhabit male painters' territory, to be a woman who could now define feminine erotica and sensuality, and to use the language of a certain kind of high art, one that was hyper-decorative and pretty.
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Her latest concept album, "Dirty Computer," deploys funky riffs (often with Prince echoes), snappy beats and crisp pop-song forms to promise that love, polymorphous sensuality and an inclusive American spirit can conquer all, even an impending apocalypse.
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Intrigued by the primal sensuality of conjuring objects from wet clay, Colette loved this pottery works, which was founded during the 13th century and still produces hand-turned kiln-fired jugs, jars and dishes from locally dug clay.
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In these films, the trope of the female fatale was rendered as the embodiment of man's undoing: By using her vulnerable affect and tortured sensuality to lure men into fantasies of heroism, she steers them, gracefully, toward danger.
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"I liked the visuals created through this old baby monitor because it had a kind of night-vision/voyeuristic quality that I felt could depict a mysterious sensuality or intimacy without being too in-your-face," Curry says.
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MILAN (Reuters) - British designer Paul Surridge debuted in Milan with his first collection for Italian fashion house Roberto Cavalli, showing tight-fitting designs and animal prints that he said were an attempt to find a new type of sensuality.
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There's a pulsating sensuality coiled beneath Vicious Cousins' sparse arrangements, wrapped around each grungy note and nestled within every breath of her dreamy, almost languid vocals, especially on this track we're premiering here (taken from her debut, All Disappearing).
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I'm pulled there by what I hear from friends and by the eloquent description from Mariane Pearl, writing in our Travel section of breathing in "Cubanía, the mesmerizing vitality, sensuality and the ready sense of humor" of its people.
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The hemline index posits that women's skirts rise in tandem with the stock market; perhaps Mahdavi is correct in thinking that an embrace of color corresponds to a desire for cheer amid anxiety, and for sensuality in algorithmic times.
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But in a pared-down production by Peter Sellars (also the work's librettist) this summer at Santa Fe Opera — an enormous sphere hung above a bare stage — it was lean and surreal, alternating lush, ominous sensuality and pummeling intensity.
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Desperately hugging her father's corpse in clouded bath water, or swabbing inky pools of blood, Ms. Magalhaes, a former dancer, uses her expressive eyes and graceful limbs to bring the intimacy and sensuality of her actions to vivid life.
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Even in this moment, her intent read as masculine and not erotic, but sensuality exuded from her nonetheless, due to the fact of her female nude body and what that represents in the cannon of Western art and performance.
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And we see, in a single room, the drawings he gave as gifts to Tommaso de' Cavalieri, the young aristocrat who became the love of his life, upon which he lavished the sensuality he could not express with his body.
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It's no wonder that the hedonistic card-shark Lando Calrissian, played by Donald Glover with the lazy confidence and unapologetic sensuality of someone who has definitely boinked a droid, is such a scene-stealer — someone needed to have fun around here.
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In his "Women of Algiers in their Apartment," (1847-9), for instance, the air is filled by perfumed dust; the bent knee of the figure in the foreground—barely covered by short, radiantly blue, silver-trimmed satin trousers, shimmers with sensuality.
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His objects of choice seem random — reptiles, feather dusters, fish, roses, birds of all kinds, and even a cephalopod feature in his pictures — but they all carry a sensuality conveyed through texture: these are slippery, soft, velvety, silky, and moist things.
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The camera loves him, all 328 pounds (just a guess) of raw power and sensuality, and those very blessed press photographers has been capturing his every move—except for when he's on the golf course, because he's touchy about that.
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" Meanwhile, Playboy's creative director Erica Loewy reveals that Scott's "mood board" for the shoot "evoked emotions of pleasure, freedom and sensuality, juxtaposed with innocence, an ode to their love, and the beauty of Kylie being captured through her lover's perspective.
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Whitman's homosexuality became unmistakable in his impassioned "Calamus" poems of "adhesiveness," named for a plant with phallus-shaped "pink-tinged roots," but, even before then, his sensuality, regarding women as well as men, was earthy enough to rattle the genteel.
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Some of our favorite California Girls — Joni Mitchell and Goldie Hawn, for instance — hail from Canada and Washington D.C.. The French actress Brigette Bardot, who oozes easy glamour and free sensuality, is considered by many to be the quintessential example.
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Mandel features in the sex and intimacy section of the project (officially launching in February), which is fitting, since their internet presence heavily grapples with body image, sensuality, and a brazen openness about sex as a queer, plus-size, non-binary person.
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"In this issue we embark on an exciting era of more freedom and less inhibitions, challenging some taboos of how to visually present female sensuality … Who better than #BellaHadid to champion this revolution," one of the magazine's Instagram posts reads in Spanish.
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Although some of the style is warmed-over Hemingway ("You must kill what you love best, if your love for it is crooked and unhealthy"), most of it has the unflinching spareness Fisher's admirers rely on, along with the essential eruptions of sensuality.
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A Moon Shaped Pool is a far cry from the alien depersonalization of the Kid A era; the cool sensuality of In Rainbows; or the amorphous loops on The King of Limbs, both in the sense of dangerously circular thinking and instrumental repetition.
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There will be Maeves feeling empowered by her character's confident sensuality; there will be Erics defining their own bold identities; there will be viewers of all ages and orientations who see themselves in the many patients of Otis's underground sex therapy clinic.
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But for all of the lesbian sex showcased (on piano bench, inside, outside, inside, with role plays of a first masturbation memory) the kind of gushing, uniquely queer sensuality we saw in Call Me By Your Name, for instance, is notably absent.
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She is an unlikely hero, given that she never really fit in with the rest of the mothers—her sensuality is seen as a threat; she is the only one who is not white—but it also makes a kind of sense.
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In many ways, the Beatrice Inn resembles a steakhouse, but Ms. Mar has given it a strong undertow of sensuality that would be unwelcome in most steakhouses, where the rites of male bonding are well established and don't encourage unexpected detours into pleasure.
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Photo by Alex Welsh With 2014's Pull My Hair Back, an undulating masterpiece of cool sensuality—the perfect soundtrack to a night in a smoke-filled room surrounded by Egyptian Cotton and someone else's skin—Jessy Lanza took the blogosphere by storm.
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It's at once a homage and a parody, equally aware of that era's excesses and its glories, of the way that the most memorable 1970s R&B merged sensuality, activism, humor, toughness, outlandishness, futurism, soul roots, wild eccentricity and utopian community spirit.
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But I think it goes with the territory of being an "adult fairy tale," one that allows for magic and wonder but also accepts that the world, after you've reached adulthood, is full of things like pointless brutality and sensuality and stupid prejudices.
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In place of the familiar ethanol kick, though, High Rhode, the creation of a New York distiller called Kin, delivers licorice, gentian root and caffeine, along with Goop-ish additions like "nootropics" and "adaptogens" and a priceless mixture of sensuality and virtue.
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" Many of the works included, by women and people of color, voice a sense of marginalization that resonates with Lorde's assertion that "We see ourselves diminished or softened by the falsely benign accusations of childishness, of non-universality, of self-centeredness, of sensuality.
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Even at Versace, the brand that went viral last season with Jennifer Lopez live and leaving little to the imagination in jungle print, Donatella Versace was singing the praises of sensuality that is "almost restrained, sketched and never shouted" in her show notes.
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What sets her apart, however, is her gift for weaving elements of mysticism and sensuality into that essentially intellectual quest, in a manner that has been more expressively refined and emotionally restrained than that of Messiaen, a composer who nonetheless deeply influenced her.
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Elie Saab, Sachin & Babi, Carolina Herrera and Ines Di Santo, who only a year ago espoused steamy sensuality, were also among those who seemed, at a glance, to be celebrating a return to tradition but were in fact executing a radical about-face.
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That sexual expression in music can encompass both crude pornographic fliers created by Adam Ant, which are on display in "Punk Lust," and also the cool and elegant sensuality coursing through the work of Cohen, says something about how vast the subject is.
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More from NBC News:All the Performers Confirmed for Donald Trump's Inauguration'Soft Sensuality': What to Know About Donald Trump's Inauguration Here's Why Democrats Say They're Skipping Trump's Inauguration Others, like the pro-marijuana legalization group DCMJ, are advocating on behalf of a specific policy priority.
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We owe to feminism the huge amount of freedoms and vulnerability and expression that men can have right now, but at the same time there is very little discourse on the type of sensuality experienced being a man in a friendship with another man.
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From his stately, heavily symbolic Beethoven Frieze (1902) to the society portraits that effervesce into pure sensuality in the last decade of his life, Klimt seemed determined to perpetuate classicism's symmetry and balance despite the convulsions wracking the first two decades of the 9453th century.
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Fortunately, the sensuality of the mise-en-scène and the editing of the video are still plenty satisfying for the viewer, since Montelibano does probe into voyeurism as well as reveal cultural commonalities — one can imagine the same bar in Las Vegas or Paris's Pigalle.
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In one moment, she summons the sensuality of the flirtatious man-magnet that Marjorie was and the weariness of someone ready to give up on life; the blurriness of a mind going soft and the penetrating sharpness that still breaks through in startling, random flashes.
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Throughout history, the snake has been a symbol of positive values: strength, wisdom, rebirth or reinvention (it sheds its skin) and, by extension, healing (medicine's caduceus of intertwined snakes), seduction (Adam and Eve), sensuality and power, according to Jean-Christophe Babin, chief executive of Bulgari.
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She was leading the women in a so-called cannabis sensuality circle that seemed like something out of 1960s Esalen: joints, frank talk about sexuality, meditation and — at the end of the night — a headlong plunge into a big bowl of strawberries and dark chocolate.
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When I was 20, flooded by hormones and unable to keep my eyes and quivering senses from every boy, I thought it was about physical beauty, or sensuality, and I thought it proper to heighten the interest of others by wearing miniskirts and floating fabrics.
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The show, organized by the gallery's Director and Curator Hyewon Yi, presents ample evidence that Leigh is a major, albeit under-recognized, American sculptor who has transformed the Minimalist penchant for reductive form and flat-footed fabrication into something of exquisite lightness, sensuality and grace.
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The creators of Bluebeard's Bride had their work cut out for them as they unpacked centuries of narrative tradition, and eventually distilled their feminine archetypes into Animus, which embodies strength; Virgin, representing obedience; Witch, suggesting sinfulness; Fatale, for sensuality; and a Mother who soothes.
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Although she excelled in her own way in the company's traditional Bournonville ballets, she also danced in the troupe's wide repertoire of works by George Balanchine, Kenneth MacMillan, Birgit Cullberg, Flemming Flindt and others, including Frederick Ashton's "Romeo and Juliet," to which she brought a carefree sensuality.
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I have been dressing women for 40 years and I show their sensuality, I have done it in my advertising campaign, I have shown it as a mother, as a grandmother, as a woman, [I've shown] her legs and her hosiery and her bras and her fragrance.
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Of course, part of feminine energy is sensuality and sexuality, so OYoga includes various goddess poses, slow and sensual movements, and ways to feel sexier in your own skin, such as using a featherlike touch with your fingertips on your body as you do yoga moves.
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Another Koons handbag features Fragonard's provocative 1770 painting "Girl with a Dog," which shows a partly nude young woman playing with a fluffy dog in bed — an apt choice for Koons as it touches on themes of innocence and sensuality that are prevalent in his work.
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"In the figure of the Queen of Sheba, the beckoning and voluptuous Orient becomes embodied, its imaginative territory in classical sources encompassed meridian and outlandish exoticism, sensuality, wonder and luxuries," argues Marina Warner in From The Beast To The Blonde: On Fairy Tales and Their Tellers.
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Too long absent from the company where she began her career, Ms. Simon brings a lissome sensuality to one of Shakespeare's greatest female characters — a part that tends to overshadow its Antony, notwithstanding the clarity that a robust Antony Byrne brings to the grizzled Roman general.
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In her 2014 dance "New Work for the Desert," which she describes as a "love letter to Trisha Brown," she played with some of that beloved choreographer's looser sensuality and flow, as if to let the machine parts of "Electric Midwife" become more human and imperfect.
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The lines are filled with feminine imagery (those peninsulas) and a subdued sensuality—the bays within the peninsulas can be stroked, "as if they were expected to blossom"—which exert some subliminal counterforce against the poem's insistently neutral tone, even if the force never quite breaks through.
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Eventually, he bought some school notebooks at the local stationer and began his diary, recording his horror over the First World War, his disgust with sensuality, his fear that the world was being destroyed, and his certainty that he was being hunted down, spied upon, slandered, poisoned.
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" Gary counters these accusations by pointing out that Clitoraid's critics are often motivated by more than survivors' wellbeing: "These critics stem from a repressive programing of shame and guilt around sexuality and sensuality perpetrated, for centuries, by the patriarchal religions with the female population consistently being the main victim.
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Think of the crippling devastation of "Nothing Compares 2 U" or the extreme sensuality of "Do Me Baby" or even the religious devotion of "I Would Die 4 U": Each differs but each also offers a part of a Prince that is raw as much as it is loving.
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But with an aesthetic bordered on one side by the Croisette and, this season, on the other by the souk, Mr. Porte Jacquemus has become a dab hand at a streamlined sensuality that mixes clinging thin knits with cowl-draped jerseys, caftan jumpsuits and a whole lot of leg.
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In Alcina's thrall, Ruggiero struggles with sensuality and desire like Tannhäuser will in the 19th century; once spurned, Alcina delivers a lengthy lament that anticipates bel canto mad scenes, complete with orchestral accompaniment that reflects the state of her pain, then her terrifying anger as she vows vengeance.
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The show — which features two additional cast members I am not at liberty to mention — has been steeped in a home-brewed sensuality that is both festive and creepy by a design team that includes Yu-Hsuan Chen (set), Andy Jean (costumes), Lucrecia Briceno (lighting) and Fan Zhang (sound).
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The Matisse, like Arshile Gorky's "Diary of a Seducer" (1945), a plunge into angst-ridden sensuality in another time of crisis, is about art as a frivolity indispensable to a civilization that periodically verges on bloody collapse—a modest but robust instance of poise amid rushing, dire events.
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Reyes Martín, glorious in a tight red dress that maps her mature and voluptuous figure, sings and teases the dancer Jasiel Nahin—who answers with a battery of syncopated heel stamps and flips his jacket off one shoulder, like a bullfighter, setting his youthful bravura against her knowing sensuality.
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"Every member of this group seemed to be at the same crossroads in their lives — despite being from diverse backgrounds, cities and ages — where we were seeking to understand our higher purpose," said Ms. Aquino, founder of the The Sensualist, a blog and online store focused on sensuality.
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Though the waste is a recognizable sign of densely populated urban areas, in her short, bright plastic bags float amidst the greenery like ripe exotic fruits, and sensuality pervades each frame, as fans and other electric devices hum and whirr, as if infected with the heat of the lovers' discourse.
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" And in terms of the sensuality with which she dresses and that has become her acting signature, she chocks it up to being a "good listener," adding "I remember the first times that I was asked to pose for Playboy, I kept looking [at the magazine] and trying to understand.
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She enlisted the My Everything-era Ariana Grande (who was still very Disney-adjacent) for the slow, creeping sensuality of "Get On Your Knees"; Beyoncé provides background vocals under Minaj's fast-paced delivery on "Feeling Myself" before dishing out a delicious brag about the time she made the world stop.
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But Ms. White, who released her first solo album in 2008 (then billed as Santogold), has taken on a 21st-century agenda: autonomy, eccentricity, fun, sensuality, iconoclasm and critiques of power, money and online culture, all to be wrapped in tunes so concise that kids on a playground could sing along.
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It's not about drugs; instead, it's the story of a boy with such sensitivity, sensuality, and insight into his family, yet also too young and too captured by the idealism of the 60s to see the horrors awaiting him at every turn, or the coming landslide of the next decade.
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But Thursday's program at the Miller Theater, part of the Composer Portraits series, revealed music of sometimes startling sensuality wedded to the kind of structural clarity that can help a first-time listener make sense of things — without the need for voluminous program notes or an advanced degree in biophysics.
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There's this way she blows out almost every performance of "Big Time Sensuality" that turns its frank depiction of sexual pleasure into something more rawly emotional—it's ecstatic, but somehow devastating too as you hear her only just barely keeping her voice in the sandpaper-scuffed tone she somehow forces it into.
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Mr. Sullivan quotes Mr. Boutté, a New Orleans native, and other musicians and historians about the influence of the coloratura soprano Luisa Tetrazzini on Louis Armstrong's way of playing long, lyrical lines; the crosscurrents between Sicilian immigrant street bands and New Orleans jazz ensembles; and the common sensuality between Italian opera and Dixieland.
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Looking at Rodin's work in comparison with David's "Oath of the Horatii" (1784) — a foundational image in the French Academy — we can see that his male figures have evolved from pugilistic sword-wielding clones into thoughtful, even poetic individuals ("Age of Bronze," 1877; "Thinker") but his women continue to signify through sensuality and pathos.
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Playlist: "It's Oh So Quiet" / "Big Time Sensuality" / "Hyperballad" / "Army of Me" / "Hidden Place" / "Bachelorette" / "Alarm Call" / "Stonemilker" / "Violently Happy" Spotify | Apple Music There's a six-and-a-half-minute YouTube video called "Bjork Super Notes and Screams" that functions as just about as good an intro to her music as any full-length record.
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" And in "Compulsory Heterosexuality and Lesbian Existence," from 1980, she offers an evergreen explanation of how "the destruction of records and memorabilia and letters documenting the realities of lesbian existence" serves as "a means of keeping heterosexuality compulsory for women, since what has been kept from our knowledge is joy, sensuality, courage and community.
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That's not to say her nine years as Cristina Yang on Grey's Anatomy or her turn in Sideways weren't praise-worthy, but as Eve Polastri on BBC America's Killing Eve, she is able to flex every one of her strongest acting muscles: impeccable timing, deadpan humor, wry sensuality, and the ability to appear both strong and shattered simultaneously.
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I love to picture him riding a shaggy and determined Icelandic pony up the side of a volcanic hill to take a dip in a steaming hot spring, belting the beginning of "Big Time Sensuality" to the hrikalegt land for miles, but that's why they pay me the big bucks to write these and inspire people.
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If those things can occasionally seem anachronistic, it is worth remembering — particularly in an age of Tinder, Grindr and PrEP, and shifting national boundaries — that fashion is rooted in Eros and that both the easy sensuality of which he is an author and the tragedy of which he is an inheritor are inevitably elements of his creative truth.
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All my memories are rife with hearing American rap and R&B on every radio station on the school run, watching emo and alt-rock videos on MTV2, drinking Hooch to the latest Offspring album with my mate's older brother as he failed to convince me that The Joshua Tree was some kind of masterpiece and, above all, the omnipresent sensuality of Seal.
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The most successful ones to date include Bound's lusty offerings that were not only directed by trans sisters Lily and Lana Wachowki, but aided by sexpert Susie Bright in their choreography; High Art from Lisa Cholodenko, and Donna Deitch's Desert Hearts, all successful in their sensuality and characters' connections to themselves and the camera (or, more specifically, the women behind it).
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The character's popularity is a reminder that despite rigid gender roles that have framed men as objectifiers and women as objects, men willing to trade on their sensuality to gain power have long proven enchanting — be it literary heroes like Don Juan, or musicians like Elvis Presley or Prince who swiveled their hips and writhed around onstage to captivate audiences.
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Last July, while reviewing the label's latest collection of men's wear, I found myself heaping praise on the designers Steven Cox and Daniel Silver for breaking out ahead of the local competition with an audacious collection comprising suits of Brobdingnagian proportions in a show that challenged some hoary notions about gender, played games with shape and proportion, and wholeheartedly embraced drama of movement and sensuality.
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There's a beauty at the New York gallery Salon 94, where Judy Chicago's moody, spray-painted 1983 "EU-22 Earth Birth" is on the same fluid wavelength as a picture by the Sudanese painter Ibrahim el-Salahi, and both gain in sensuality from the contrasting presence of tough pieces by the great Pakistan-born American sculptor Huma Bhabha and the Japanese ceramist Kentaro Kawabata.
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Playlist: "Arisen My Senses" / "All Is Full of Love" / "Human Behavior" / "Big Time Sensuality" (Live MTV Unplugged) / "Cocoon" / "Oceania" / "Possibly Maybe" Spotify | Apple Music For some, it took an eye-opening interview with Pitchfork in 2015 to give Björk credit as the sonic architect of her own records (never underestimate the press', and by extension the public's, willingness to foist attention on whatever man is in the room).
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The Colombian reggaetonero had already banked hits with "Ginza" and "Ay Vamos," but his crossover appeal began to skyrocket in the second half of the decade, when Beyoncé lent vocals to "Mi Gente" and he guested on Cardi B's "I Like It." So when Vibras dropped in 2018, its mix of beat-heavy hip-hop, dembow, reggaeton, urbano, and raw sensuality were just the thing he needed to take his career to the next level.
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The pictures that he took of Stephen Tennant and his other bohemian friends not only mark the beginnings of his formal photography career, but also exist as invaluable documents of this sub-culture of young men and women who in 1920s London lived a life of grandeur and decadence typical of the 1890s — the decade that shocked the rigid Victorian morality with its hubristic aestheticism, sensuality, and transgressive openness to sexual and political experimentation.
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At Sander, the label that once defined a way for women to enjoy their power while speaking softly and wearing a great suit — that built confidence and sensuality from the inside out, the husband and wife team of Luke and Lucie Meier (him, formerly of Supreme and his own label, OAMC; her, ex-Dior) r offered a dual-gender interpretation of the house's aesthetic rooted in an almost elegiac combination of novitiate-like austerity and handicraft.
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She played Vanity, one of seven "ungrateful abstractions," including Intellect and Sensuality, in "Horseman, Pass By," a musical based on William Butler Yeats's poetry; Lena in the South African playwright Athol Fugard's "Boesman and Lena," about a couple during the apartheid era; Clytemnestra, the queen of Greek legend, in Sophocles' "Electra," and Aunt Ester, an ancient mystic, in "Gem of the Ocean," the first in August Wilson's 20103-play cycle set in Pittsburgh that dramatizes the African-American experience in the 20th century.
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