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• n  an outline of a solid object (as cast by its shadow)
• n  a drawing of the outline of an object; filled in with some uniform color
• v  project on a background, such as a screen, like a silhouette
• v  represent by a silhouette

• While other designers were cutting and draping their silhouettes, Kawakubo was slashing and shredding and twisting and sculpting hers.
• The future is a terrible place, but at least it's pretty stylin' it looks like an animated title sequence from a 1960s movie, all angular graphics and silhouettes and primary .
• Her silhouettes throw themselves against the wall and don't blink.

News & Articles

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• Strelow: Jim Colton's sunrise-to-sunset golf marathon raises money for a good cause
  PINEHURST - Forty minutes before the scheduled sunrise, two caddies are standing near the first tee box at Pinehurst No. 2 when a 6-foot-2 silhouette appears out of the pitch-black darkness.
  June 18, 2013 - The Fayetteville Observer
• Once Tallest Standing, Then the Tallest to Come Down
  While it’s no longer a silhouette on the New York skyline, the Singer Building holds the record for tallest building to ever be peacefully demolished.
  June 17, 2013 - New York Times
• Silhouette Artist Visiting “Our Little Cherubs Boutique” on June 14 & 15
  Tim Arnold, also known as “The Silhouette Man” is coming to Our Little Cherubs Boutique on June 14 and 15. Tim Arnold is famous for his accuracy and exquisite detailing when creating his one-of-a-kind silhouettes. These famous silhouettes make a great gift for parents, grandparents, dads for Father’s Day, or even of graduates in their [...]
  June 12, 2013 - Roanoke Times

Quotes

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• Zoe Saldana in Adrants
  Of the line which aims to create "a more revealing silhouette," Saldana said, "Calvin Klein has always put forth such beautifully executed campaigns. It's very exciting for me to be associated with such an iconic, globally recognized brand...
• Dominique de Villepin in International Herald Tribune
  Through his voice, his allure, his panache, Philippe Noiret knew how to seize and express something within the French soul,Villepin said in a statement. "The silhouette and the voice, so tender and familiar, will be missed by all."
• Jasper Conran in Reuters Canada
  There has been a lot of embroideries and florals and I wanted to do something much more three dimensional, about silhouette, shape and form,Conran told reporters after the show at the Royal Academy of Arts.