If you never wear a baggy jean, try a baggy jean one time.
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The difference between sad-and-baggy and rad-and-baggy is all about what you're wearing your oversized pieces with.
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Mistress Tara, a middle-age woman, was wearing baggy jeans, a baggy work shirt, and worn-out platform flip-flops with rhinestones.
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Kylie Jenner's got the mom-to-be look down pat ... baggy pants, baggy shirt and food in hand, since she's now eating for 2.
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When she changed for her performance with her brother, Finneas O'Connell, they each wore matching baggy cream Gucci suits (hers more baggy than his).
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Back then I had long blond hair, and I would wear baggy pants and a baggy shirt and whatever, I didn't care — I wanted to dress that way.
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She's lost the baggy sweaters and grunge ... for sure.
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But the plotting of "Her Requiem" becomes a little baggy.
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"Wearing long sleeves and baggy clothes will help," Logan adds.
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JACKET I have this camo baggy jacket that I love.
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She wore a baggy denim jacket draped off her shoulders.
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Eve often wears baggy trousers and loose and unstructured coats.
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The fake Depp wears a fedora, vest, and baggy jeans.
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Tam changes into a fresh shirt and baggy harem pants.
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I have undulating rolls of fat and baggy gray skin.
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"They're a backlash to the oversized and baggy," he said.
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He was wearing his baggy pants and his golf sweater.
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So then I am always the guy in baggy pants.
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Both now wore baggy shorts and logo fishing shirts, Mrs.
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I just have the phone in there with a baggy.
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A baggy shirt and scarf couldn't conceal how ill she was.
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I'm also really into skateboarding outfits, like the baggy Vans jeans?
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But in 2013, the baggy booties started to make a comeback.
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You cover up, you wear big baggy clothes, be a tomboy.
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Jossen had arrived in a gray polo shirt and baggy jeans.
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Is her long, baggy white shirt covering part of her thigh?
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I like really baggy clothes, rave candy, visors, wallet chain necklaces.
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He captioned the picture, "11 year old JB." The baggy shorts.
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Baggy overalls were rolled down to the waist to create peplums.
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The fit is a bit baggy – no squeezing or pinching here.
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"That's the antithesis of fashion," Blackman said of the baggy shorts.
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He was all contrast: unwashed, M4, baggy camo pants, boots, beard.
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Bieber favored plenty of long jackets and baggy clothing in 2016.
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The show's book, by William Hauptman, is on the baggy side.
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Baggy gear can be more than just a nuisance, Taylor explains.
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I really like baggy clothing, it's just what I'm most comfortable in.
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The two were both seen sporting baggy hoodies and matching green sweatpants.
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Her blonde cropped curly hair is pushed back in her baggy hoodie.
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If you feel good in a baggy sweatshirt and big sweatpants, great.
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The women did all the talking, dressed in baggy pants called salvar.
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When tomboy style with baggy denim and bandanas arrived, it was freeing.
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I hated wearing girly clothes and liked to wear baggy boy's clothes.
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Meanwhile, Ashley rocked a long, black blazer with matching baggy dress pants.
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Even the very act of wearing baggy shirts seems suspect to some.
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Should I just exist in baggy sweats and early generation Hermione hair?
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Get out of town, and don't just bring your baggy breakup clothes.
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I'm a boot girl; I'll pair them with tights or baggy pants.
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Then baggy red trousers, a coat of many colours, and a biretta.
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I wanted to hide, and baggy clothing could only conceal so much.
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But the stories in "Secondhand Life" can also be baggy and repetitive.
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France: Like a tie dye T-shirt, big baggy shorts, just Pete.
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When Saraqi arrives, she's dressed in a baggy, striped sweater and choker.
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The overall cut of the pajamas is loose, but not too baggy.
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I get it: It's a comedy, and a baggy one at that.
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I know the shuffle of someone carrying them tools in baggy jeans.
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It's hard for me to go beyond Levi's and a baggy sweater.
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What's a baggy-eyed parent to do to catch some extra zzz's?
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He was relaxed on the show, wearing his usual baggy gray suit pants.
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I wore baggy clothes and tried to hide it as much as possible.
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Boris Kodjoe has some fashion advice for President Obama -- bag the baggy tracksuit!!!
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Entering the season of puffy coats and baggy sweaters just got even better.
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Others just wondered what kind of person wears a suit that's so baggy.
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But Jane, in her T-shirt and baggy hoodie, is no sex symbol.
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If you're new to no-stretch, try a 100%-cotton, baggy boyfriend jean.
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On Saturday, she wore a baggy black sweatshirt, black coat, and black leggings.
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No cute clothes for her, just a baggy blazer and a walkie-talkie.
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Believe it or not, the baggy jean is about to make a comeback.
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Mr. Pop, 68, wore a dark, patterned shirt, baggy black pants and sandals.
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At first he looked kind of homeless, dressed in old baggy dirty sweats.
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The other three performers were white, androgynous, and also dressed in baggy clothes.
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She wore baggy jeans with holes in them and a Marlboro T-shirt.
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She is a new mother, and she wore a hoodie and baggy jeans.
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And the style was different back then: baggy clothes, everything 10 times bigger.
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The fit is just right: not overly baggy, but not at all tight.
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I showed up in super baggy jeans, a jersey, heels—feeling mad cute.
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Then he reached toward his waistband, perhaps to pull up his baggy shorts.
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The guy was dressed frumpy that first visit, a baggy three-button suit.
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Watch how she uses her baggy sweater as both security blanket and armor.
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They wear baggy shalwar kameez clothing and turbans — and fight for the Taliban.
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But even allowing for Haddish's hilarious digressions, "Nobody's Fool" is a baggy movie.
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He has a goatee, baggy jeans, and the svelte elegance of a dancer.
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Some of them wore baggy hip-hop outfits, black lipstick and studded boots.
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I'd compare myself to everyone else, and I would hide under baggy clothes.
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Baggy or wrinkled cups are a sign that a bra is too big.
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James wore an all-white suit that was nearly as baggy as Wade's.
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They both wore white T-shirts with loose-fitting, baggy jeans and white sneakers.
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Sometimes I'll be feeling really baggy, colorful clothes, sometimes I'll be described as goth.
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When I leave my pants instantly feel baggy, but more importantly, I feel refreshed.
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A man in baggy clothes writhing on an unmade bed, hoping someone will watch.
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Katie Holmes looked casual-chic in a pair of baggy jeans tucked into boots.
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My closet transformed to one filled with long-sleeve shirts and baggy T-shirts.
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Baggy clothes were my best friend, and I avoided bathing suits like the plague.
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All of my clothes seem too colorful or too baggy or just plain ugly.
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Line those baggy suits with soft fur, there's clearly plenty of room for it.
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She sings "Pon de Replay" hesitantly in a cropped hooded sweatshirt and baggy jeans.
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Her wore baggy jeans, a denim vest and graphic t-shirt during the concert.
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They're often too tight, baggy at the knees, too long or essentially see-through.
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He would wear the traditional Volendammer garb: red shirt, baggy black pants, and clogs.
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You need to start wearing some baggy pants and dressing the way we dress.
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Wearing baggy basketball shorts and a white tank over tattooed arms, he looked upset.
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It wasn't until the last 10 minutes the barf baggy had to come out.
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Interesting, when Dakota walked onstage she was wearing a very baggy outfit and overcoat.
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His weird hand gestures, or the those strange baggy jodhpurs he had everyone wear.
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He was wearing a baggy tangerine-colored polo shirt, billowing sweatpants, and red shoes.
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Runners are no longer allowed to run in baggy costumes that could conceal weapons.
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This is the longest scene in the play, and it gets a little baggy.
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A big, freckled, gregarious man, he favors wearing baggy shorts and wrinkled safari shirts.
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"That's why I wear big, baggy clothes," she said in the Calvin Klein ad.
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On his speaking circuit, he wears baggy suits, clunky black shoes, and round glasses.
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He wears Old Spice cologne and white baggy sweaters and occasionally breaks into song.
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We're so used to seeing her in baggy clothing ... but when in Rome, right?
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Her body was concealed in baggy pants and sleeves that stretched beyond her fingers.
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Justin Bieber was no stranger to these baggy harem pants in the early 2010s.
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Pants were baggy and tapered, somehow too big and too small all at once.
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I promised a baggy conversation and I meant that in the best possible way.
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My boyfriend sits on the other side of the glass in a baggy red jumpsuit.
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Perfect cut, a little cropped but long enough to just cover pants without looking baggy.
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Eilish herself has said she really doesn't want people investigating what's under her baggy clothes.
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But don't worry, he eventually solved his baggy condom issue with a special, smaller condom.
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The baggy, kind-of sporty silhouette is the ultimate topper, regardless of your personal style.
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For her costume, Harper wore white baggy clothes, white sneakers and dyed her hair blue.
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My parents always tell me that I went through this phase of wearing baggy clothing.
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In true Olsen twin fashion, both opted for baggy black looks and soft boho waves.
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The child did not ingest the powder that was wrapped inside a small Ziploc baggy.
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For example, it was a baggy-bottomed skirt of Mackie's that helped Burnett devise Mrs.
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In another picture Kylie shared on Instagram, she's playfully lifting up her baggy black shirt.
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Fall is one of my favorite seasons because I really like to wear baggy knits.
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Casual in baggy trousers and a woollen top, he pats backs and grins for selfies.
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It was hard to predict that the baggy style would ever become back into fashion.
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You should be able to easily fit it into small bags or even baggy pockets.
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Jenner mostly kept her outfit casual, wearing a baggy white turtleneck and distressed denim jeans.
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The throwback clip is all '90s thanks to Timberlake's baggy overalls and Gosling's oversized sweater.
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There are a thousand ways to explain the importance of baggy jeans in Black culture.
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Six-year-old Hidad wears an oversized head-wrap and traditional sirwal, or baggy trousers.
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Fit and fabrics have come a long way since the baggy pants of the 1990s.
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When I first got in, a lot of it was the baggy clothes, even suits.
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"One day I put on a pair of jeggings and they were baggy," she said.
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This is a baggy book, with room for everything Menasse wants to put into it.
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The museumgoers in the photograph, wearing pillbox hats and baggy suits, were doing the same.
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It's like five, 10 years ago, when it was the True Religion jeans, really baggy.
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He's wearing a floppy flannel shirt, his hands stuffed into the pockets of baggy jeans.
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And in his opinion, people who wear baggy pants and hoodies are just plain rude.
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The 19-year-old is sporting a pair of baggy sweatpants from Justin Bieber's Purpose Tour.
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Since I started my low-carb diet, clothes are starting to become too baggy on me.
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Riccobono had been struggling to find a dress shirt that wasn't too big or too baggy.
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Bieber, 23, completely dressed down for the outing, sporting a baggy grey sweatshirt and matching sweatpants.
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A recently released psychiatric patient, in baggy jogging pants, has dropped by to use the lavatories.
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At Rick Owens, the baggy style (complete with cargo pockets) resembled that of a '90s raver.
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The exhibition's next installation is admirable, offering baggy insights into the botched unification of the continent.
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Martin joked that her one big regret was those baggy jeans she wore in the photos.
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After they moved in together, she was instructed to wear baggy clothes when she went out.
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They were shrouded under baggy burqas and not even allowed to laugh out loud in public.
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Throw on a bodysuit with baggy jeans, body suit with a little skirt, bodysuit — anything, really.
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It looked to me like a cross between a sandwich baggy and a trash-can liner.
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And in so many ways, I spent my high school years swimming inside of baggy clothes.
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They were all wearing business suits, but I wore skinny jeans and a long baggy shirt.
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Jenner was wearing what has been her recent look of a baggy T-shirt and jeans.
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Her superior's solution was a vest so baggy that it left portions of her torso exposed.
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He was clean-shaven and favored bow ties and sometimes looked lost in crumpled, baggy suits.
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He also didn't want anything too small, like a Speedo, or too baggy, like board shorts.
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He has their patches on the baggy jacket he wears to matches and other public events.
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They wanted girly skirts and dresses; she wanted anything boyish, settling for baggy shirts and cutoffs.
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It's a baggy t-shirt to be slung on and off at will—not a corset.
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Those extra-baggy shorts that the former Michigan stars Chris Webber and Jalen Rose made famous?
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They all wore abayas, the baggy gowns Saudi women wear to hide their forms in public.
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Bieber wore baggy shorts over blue jeans and began to lean into colorful pieces of clothing.
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A few of us were carrying openly; many more had pistols concealed in baggy cargo pants.
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"Nicky Barnes is not around anymore," said the balding, limping grandfather in the baggy Lee dungarees.
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The reputation of "Lady in the Dark" is that it's overlong — and it can feel baggy.
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The pant leg was baggy with a 10-and-a-half-inch width at the bottom.
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Chinos, fanny packs, orthopedic sneakers, socks with shorts, baggy blazers: The fashion world wants it all.
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Bieber wore a simple black T-shirt and baggy green pants that matched the stage backdrop.
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It will showcase its new denim-focused collection, P-Jean, which includes embroidered baggy jeans ($423).
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He has floppy hair parted in the center, thrifted baggy clothes, chains, and chipped nail polish.
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In other restaurants, they are baggy, saggy water balloons ready to spill their guts on impact.
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Ron Meyer, vice chairman of NBCUniversal, wore a Mr. Rogers black cardigan and baggy black shorts.
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Sam's bleached tips and Ben's tank and baggy shorts were all part of their rock look.
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So-and-so thinks he's covering up that paunch with baggy suits, but we all know better.
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When Flo Rida crooned about baggy sweatpants and Reeboks with the straps, she gyrated to the beat.
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In one portrait, Hadid lounges around in a baggy, all-white outfit, paired with bedazzled Decor sneakers.
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The men sidle into the courtroom with less energy, dressed in baggy jeans and close-shaved haircuts.
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Their shirts hung baggy, combat fatigues stolen from African Union forces clad over thin arms and legs.
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And let's not get started on his trademark baggy suit, offset by the longest tie in Christendom.
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Beckham's autumn designs featured breezy dresses and baggy pants paired with knee-high boots and boxy handbags.
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Dishaw believes Markle intentionally wore the baggy dress, which she said is "on-trend" at the moment.
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In less close-up shots, she covers up with baggy clothes like chunky turtlenecks or oversized jackets.
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They have all dressed in baggy purple-and-gray uniforms, with ID cards swinging from their necks.
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"That's why I wear big, baggy clothes," she said in a Calvin Klein ad earlier this year.
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Riccobono said he was struggling to find a dress shirt that wasn't too big or too baggy.
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The actress wore a neon-green set comprised of a baggy crop top and floor-length skirt.
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That's good, because the screenplay itself is baggy and unevenly paced, with loads of clunky expositional dialogue.
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He's dressed in a baggy, striped blue and white shirt, green athletic shorts, and black Nike sandals.
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For every snappy scene or exchange there are three or four that feel baggy and half-written.
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During the hearing, Mr. Bissonnette was handcuffed and his tiny frame was covered in a baggy sweatshirt.
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"Killing Commendatore" is a baggy monster, a disappointment from a writer who has made much better work.
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If you've noticed sports fans donning loudly patterned baggy pants, you already know that Zubaz are back.
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I coped by hiding myself inside a baggy wardrobe and a ferocious insistence that I was normal.
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They groused that players had corn rows and diamond studs in their ears, and wore baggy clothes.
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Head down, smothered in a baggy green jumpsuit, he could be man or woman, child or adult.
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Lowe has never looked so low with this baggy suit, which he seemed to be swimming in.
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I lived in baggy clothing, ashamed of my body, trying to hide it from everyone ... including myself.
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Some critics have found the structure rambling (Ben Brantley called it "agreeably baggy"), the ending frustratingly unresolved.
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Hadid went for a tomboy look, sporting baggy jeans from Citizens of Humanity and a cropped white mockneck.
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A pair that fits a little baggy around your waist will look more slouchy and breezy as shorts.
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It's how we'll remember him: mouth open, in a baggy suit, saying something that no one can understand.
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And if stark structure isn't really your thing, channel your inner Fresh Prince and go baggy (and fluorescent).
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After wearing her baggy Moon Person spacesuit, Perry went back to glam in head-to-toe silver sequins.
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I started slumping my shoulders to hide my breast size, wearing baggy clothes, started despising my own body.
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Of the captive Jews, lined up behind barbed wire in their baggy prison uniforms adorned with Juden stars.
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In the photos ahead, too baggy, too long, and generally too much are actually right on the mark.
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Before my incarceration, I wore my clothes very big and baggy, as was the style at the time.
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Nothing against baggy pants in general, but they're maybe not the best choice in apparel for a robbery.
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In fact, I still wear several items that used to be baggy when I was in high school.
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Thirty percent of the crowd had those bucket hats on, 60 percent had the white baggy T-shirts.
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He's dressed in a red checked flannel shirt, a burgundy Hermès hoodie, baggy jeans and black Tod's loafers.
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That meant Kardashian wore less makeup, simple jewelry, and baggy T-shirts and sweatpants instead of latex dresses.
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Last year, a 125-pound Neapolitan mastiff with red eyes, uncontrollable drool and baggy skin took the title.
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"You Don't Have to Say You Love Me" has a talky, baggy quality, especially in its second half.
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They lifted Shahd gently into a wheelchair, her legs limp in front of her in baggy green pajamas.
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I'm not one of those people that thinks you have to follow that "baggy bottom, fitted top" rule.
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He was wearing a khaki jacket, T-shirt, white baggy pants, vibrant orange socks, Birkenstocks and taqiyah skullcap.
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Tattered and dissected overcoats, baggy suiting and primary-hued knitwear rounded out a collection made for the club.
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Then, the rumors swirled again in April after she was seen wearing — wait for it — a baggy shirt.
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And Billie Eilish, in her signature baggy clothes, was the most-searched-for celebrity style icon of 2019.
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Suddenly there it was: a cluster of kids in baggy blue jeans, bubble jackets, fur coats and caps.
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But the "Bad Guy" singer does have one requirement when it comes to style: her clothes should be baggy.
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The first thing I knew about hip hop was the fashion — the baggy clothes, the camo, the bucket hats.
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But Eilish reveals that her style isn't just about looking fire — for her, baggy clothes serve a protective purpose.
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If I want to be more trendy, I should wear less baggy clothes, brighter colors, and learn to accessorize.
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The Boyfriend JeanWorn-in and much-loved, the baggy boyfriend jean gets most of its appeal from being roomie.
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I also pack up my lunch, throw another Kaiser roll in a baggy, and pack my coffee to go.
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I sized up from my usual to get a more oversized fit, but it's not baggy by any means.
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Kaulitz was the spitting image of his cartoon inspiration in a baggy shirt, sporting a bald head and tights.
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When Sprowson left the apartment with the victim, he concealed her identity with baggy clothes and a baseball cap.
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So rude of people to say I'm getting fat because I wore baggy clothes to get laser hair removal.
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But if you're wearing baggy capris with a polo shirt and ballet flats, that seems like subculture to me.
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After the long reign of "skinny" everything (jeans, leggings, the works), we're ushering in a new, very baggy, reign.
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Instead of a glamorous fitted gown, her apparel consists of baggy jeans, a T-shirt and a plaid flannel.
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Wearing a baggy black Nike sweatshirt and flannel shirt tied around her waist, she started on the step machine.
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He was dressed in baggy jeans and a puffy vest, clothing with plenty of room to hide a weapon.
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"The sexiest on him is a white tee shirt, baggy jeans and Timberlands with a backwards hat," she says.
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The judge wore a baggy gray suit instead of one of those dress-like things with a white wig.
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Maddow never changed out of the baggy jeans and sneakers that are her offstage uniform and onstage private joke.
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Toss in the fact she was wearing a baggy jumpsuit ... and ya get the rumor mill in full swing.
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Slim fit or baggy, and would you like that fit all the way through, or just in the thighs?
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I love that they have a baggy fit and the sleeves are long enough to cuff if you want.
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In photos Goodwin posted on Twitter, white students are posing in oversized jerseys, fake tattoo sleeves and baggy shorts.
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From '80s shoulders and baggy knits to bubble skirts, the fall/winter 2016 season has been big on volume.
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What I've noticed, for me, is that more fitted clothes actually look better than trying to wear baggy ones.
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The fabric of the blazer was thin, and I thought it was baggy and lacked any sort of structure.
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In a baggy blue coverall, El Patrón, 68 now, appeared a markedly deflated version of his formerly fearsome self.
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I wash my face, brush my teeth, and change from my baggy sweats into a more work-appropriate outfit.
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BERLIN — "Loose, baggy monsters" is how Henry James famously described the long and unruly novels of the 19th century.
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You'd just throw on a big white T-shirt and some big baggy shorts and go to the game.
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During the hot summer months on the racetracks, finding the right-fitting jean that's not ultra-baggy is important.
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Still, we wonder, what is someone with this after-hours baggy way of talking doing in the Oval Office?
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While waiting for his appointment at the hospital, Carlos is playing on his iPhone and wearing a baggy sweatshirt.
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Sometimes, it feels like men's trouser styles are on an ever-swinging pendulum between a baggy and skinny fit.
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They often consist of white T-shirts, hoodies, and baggy jeans, none of which really transgress that many norms.
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When it comes to her style, Billie Eilish is known for wearing anything she wants as long as it's baggy.
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Be prepared to find wrap dresses, baggy denim, so much ruching, and vintage-style jeans in sizes 12 to 24.
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But there's nothing Bieber and West love more than sporting a baggy sweatshirt, whether its onstage or on the streets.
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From bucket hats and baggy jeans to the rise of streetwear, the category's musicians have shaped the way we dress.
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Her character's baggy clothes, defiant nihilism, and habit of moving food around on a plate — it was all so familiar.
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On Sunday she wore an Adam Selman hot pink ensemble with a rose-print sweatshirt with baggy paperbag-waist trousers.
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The outfits usually consist of cropped tops and jackets, baggy pants, and punky details like cargo pockets and wallet chains.
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There were also white cotton corsets featuring what appeared to be back-supporting belts and stitched in with baggy trousers.
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In the joyous photo, the royal looks relaxed and comfortable in a baggy sweatshirt, laughing with her eyes squeezed shut.
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The birthday girl wore a cutoff white tank, baggy mom jeans and a pair of $10,000 sparkly knee-high boots.
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Kendall, meanwhile, celebrated her big day in a cropped ribbed tank and baggy ripped jeans, plus some massive sparkling hoops.
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The ISIS sign depicts a man in long, baggy underwear hanging from well above the waist to below the knee.
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A girl who was more comfortable borrowing her brother's baggy pants and backwards hats than putting on an Easter dress.
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She eschewed anything fashion-forward, choosing to cloak herself in baggy pants and oversized shirts that hung to her knees.
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The textbook approach we've always heard decrees you pair a baggy top with a form-fitting bottom, or vice versa.
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While this is typically interpreted as baggy blouse with skinny-fit jeans, Bad Gal had a different idea, as usual.
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I might wear a tight pair of jeans, but I've got a big baggy sweater on, and 50 layering pieces.
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The article was written around a series of photos that show Rihanna wearing a loose fitting top and baggy jeans.
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We finally got a shot of her a week ago, but even then she was wearing a baggy black sweatshirt.
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He mostly avoids the baggy pants, prop dependency, and broad racial stereotypes that filled turn-of-the-20th-century stages.
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It didn't hurt, but it was uncomfortable because it felt really baggy and loose, and it bunched inside of me.
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Dressed in knee-length uniforms, white hijabs and black baggy pants, the women prep the food or set the tables.
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That may be ripped jeans and a T-shirt, but it's not a baggy T-shirt with stains on it.
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A few of us were carrying openly; many more had pistols concealed in baggy cargo pants or beneath untucked shirts.
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When James complained of loose, baggy monsters, he was expressing his conviction that novels require a consistent point of view.
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I grew up wearing hoodies and sneakers and baggy clothes, and then it became less O.K. to wear that stuff.
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Keep your savings in a Ziplock baggy under your mattress and you won't prepare yourself for anything beyond the apocalypse.
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Shayk was dressed comfortably in a long-sleeved baggy shirt, fuzzy slippers and black sunglasses as the pair shopped for strawberries.
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In the tenth grade, a male teacher pulled Ms. Schantz out of class because her baggy shirt slipped off her shoulder.
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But I also feel just as empowered when I wear baggy jeans, an oversized button up shirt, and big ass hoops.
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In Mr Corbyn's Labour Party activists in baggy clothes rush around in a state of creative excitement engaging in self-organisation.
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I coped with the latter by dressing in baggy black clothes and flat shoes—that put them off to some degree.
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A yellow lockup jumpsuit appeared baggy on Harris&apos slight 120-pound, 5-foot-7 frame during the hearing in Towson.
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I was tall, usually wearing a baggy shirt over a long black skirt and my worn-out steel-toed Doc Martens.
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He worked his look hard: military chic hair - short and spiked with plenty of product - black shirts and baggy cargo pants.
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Eventually, the threat of violence becomes an action when Russell starts groping her leg after demanding she remove her baggy shirt.
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At one stoop, the seller had put out, amongst various knick-knacks and baggy T-shirts, a stack of old records.
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Throw on your most comfortable ribbed tank, your extra-baggy jorts, and pour yourself a big bowl of Slam Duncan O's.
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So, it's time to toss those baggy, stained sweatpants and ratty T-shirts in favor of some bold, new athleisure pieces.
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I borrowed some rain pants from a friend as well as a baggy jacket that she said had proved absolutely waterproof.
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There was a modern disco queen, her thin wrist laden with bangles; a floppy-haired indie rocker; a baggy-pantsed raver.
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A woman in baggy, oil-stained sweats, wearing pseudo-librarian glasses, is caught with her mouth open in an exhausted laugh.
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Fans come adorned with Hatchet-man tattoos, baggy hoodies, wallet chains, and ICP clown makeup, sometimes applied with actual spray paint.
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Not only did the new laws restrict what we could wear, they even dictated the colors of our baggy, shapeless clothes.
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At Comme des Garçons Homme Plus they were long and baggy, and at Undercover, they came in a thick, ribbed knit.
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If there is an accident, loose or baggy things are more likely to snag on jagged edges and slow you down.
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She wears a baggy red T-shirt with "Women Against Registry" and the acronym "WAR" embroidered on it in white thread.
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Combine your biking gear (like cycling shorts) with everyday clothes (hoodies and baggy shirts) to attempt the look on the street.
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Sam's middle child, Frankie (Hannah Alligood), is a sardonic, self-righteous teen who wears baggy clothes and goads her sisters ruthlessly.
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The baggy green is presented to Australian players at their test debut and they receive just one for their entire career.
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Mr. Harris drew Underdog as an unlikely hero, a noodle-armed dog engulfed in a baggy red suit and blue cape.
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Many chefs complained about pants that were too baggy and aprons that constantly rode up on the backs of their necks.
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The appeal of wearing baggy, long pants caught at the ankle was originally made popular by MC Hammer in the '90s.
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While they answered questions, Ms. Bronfman, who was wearing a thin blue sweater and baggy blue pants, dabbed at her eyes.
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Having visible tattoos or wearing certain colors — or even baggy shorts and US sports jerseys — can run you afoul of the police.
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Baggy polos, on the other hand, are edgy, athleisure-oriented, and play into the ironic "dad" trends fashion seems to be adopting.
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Obviously Known as kigurumis, these are more than just baggy onesie pajamas to slip on (though they're really good for that too).
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He was dressed in a black suit, which was baggy on his leaner frame, a white shirt, and a nice red tie.
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She cut her own bangs, badly, and went to school in baggy sweatpants and oversize novelty T-shirts well into seventh grade.
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A 59-foot steel silhouette of Sandino in his baggy trousers and Stetson hat looms atop a hill overlooking the capital city.
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Her baggy dark denim jacket is also cropped and fraying at the edges, but what really steals those show are those sunglasses.
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They're both in baggy sweatshirts, but if there are telltale signs of both sisters' rumored pregnancies, they're well hidden in those pics.
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The Verdict: I'm a total skinny jeans kind of girl, but these made my every day pairs feel like baggy boyfriend denim.
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West wore the quintessential Yeezy get-up: a baggy brown shirt, dark sweatpants, shearling coat and sneakers worn with extra high socks.
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"I don&apost know how you guys feel about this, Blummer and Baggy, but for me, it was the slider," Wilson said.
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Wearing a denim bra and baggy jeans, she performed in front of a giant plane with a massive group of coordinated dancers.
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The fit is sleek in a good way, hugging curves without being either too-tight and revealing or too loose and baggy.
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Besides, there's no chance that Porowski would ever walk out of the house wearing what's essentially a black bathrobe over baggy sweats.
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We were used to belts, always pulled tight, and now it seemed that clothes hung baggy on us, we felt somehow awkward.
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YouTube user BigCatDerek uploaded a video of his cat Baggy challenging a lion named Noey who lives in his animal rescue facility.
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Baggy, low-rise grey sweats, a sheer white Laina Rauma bodysuit paired with a lacy bra and a neon yellow Birkin bag.
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As Terry navigates his complicated grief, combing through Luka's tweets for elusive validation of their shared offline life, the show gets baggy.
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Martens was wearing a red flannel button-down, baggy jeans, black socks, and the sort of sandals that are sold at drugstores.
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When the cops find a purple baggy filled with coke in Hardy's wallet (which was in his car), his explanation is bizarre.
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But she was much more comfortable in sweats than couture: "I was into wearing Triple Five Soul baggy cargo pants," she says.
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The actress wore a distressed, off-the-shoulder top and a pair of baggy white jeans to an event in September 2003.
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These shirts had big, baggy arms, were slightly oversized in the shoulders and necklines, and ran loose and long in the torso.
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Billie Eilish is opening up about her signature baggy style — and how it might change when she turns 18 in three months.
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For me, they're pleated, they're baggy, and they're not hemmed, so it's everything guys were told not to do to their pants.
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A few minutes later Mr. Jammeh arrived, dressed in baggy slacks and a T-shirt, the clothing men wear under traditional robes.
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Kothey momo are steamed and fried, the best of both worlds, bottoms browned and crisped while the tops stay baggy and louche.
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Later that week, I noticed his dad jeans were a tad baggy and asked if he'd like me to have them tailored.
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She appeared in court in an austere black head scarf and baggy white blouse, a contrast from the opulent styles she designed.
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He bathed and shaved irregularly; his suits, stained with chemicals, were clownishly baggy because he feared that tight clothing caused internal bleeding.
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Pulled out of Zhen's native China, the performance takes on new meaning with its American performers floating in baggy hoodies and jeans.
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The device is large — even under baggy clothing, it made me look a bit like a fembot from the Austin Powers movies.
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She told him his eyes looked baggy, he recalled to Vanity Fair in 2000, so they went in for his-and-hers facelifts.
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The 31-year-old actress was dressed down in a baggy white t-shirt, flared workout pants, sunglasses and sneakers for the outing.
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West, 41, also opted for a low-key look, wearing a baggy T-shirt with a pair of loose-fitting pants and sneakers.
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A really roomy, baggy foreskin, a foreskin formidable enough to encase a few pills, a baggie of MDMA and a pack of Rizzla.
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Reid is wearing a bodysuit with "VIXEN" emblazoned over her butt, baggy black pants, fingerless gloves studded with rhinestones, and a gold leash.
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CM: On a date night, I always wear a pump with either a baggy jean or a tight pair of black leather pants.
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"So rude of people to say I'm getting fat because I wore baggy clothes to get laser hair removal," she tweeted on Sunday.
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The supermodel, who turned 22 Friday, celebrated the occasion in a cropped ribbed tank and baggy ripped jeans, plus some massive sparkling hoops.
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West, 40, wore the quintessential Yeezy get-up: a baggy brown shirt, dark sweatpants, shearling coat and sneakers worn with extra high socks.
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It was the first time that Botello, sporting a flat hat and baggy clothes, had walked through the area performing hip-hop songs.
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She wore lipstick, earrings and burgundy shorts, but ended up wearing baggy sweats over her "feminine" running gear because of the wintry weather.
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On the occasions that she could bring herself to leave the house, she dressed in baggy clothing and tried to hide her face.
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The 20-year-old was photographed boarding a private jet with sisters Kendall Jenner and Kourtney Kardashian while wearing a baggy black sweatshirt.
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They can shoot from the neck up, stock up on empire-waist tops and baggy overcoats, and let the stunt doubles work overtime.
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The clothes here are cut wide, floaty: a series of button-up shirts ($89) and baggy trousers ($115) in pastels and soft grays.
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On a recent breezy Friday night, patrons shuffled into the restaurant wearing backward baseball hats, baggy pants and shirts stamped with palm trees.
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Growing up, I always opted for long and baggy clothing, but as I've gotten older, I've shifted more towards tighter and shorter styles.
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Like the name suggests, it has an authentic, rigid denim look, with serious stretch that always snaps back, so it never gets baggy.
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It's flooded with wrinkled, old photographs of fierce-looking women with teased hair, maroon lip liner, crop tops, plaid shirts, and baggy denim.
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The band morphed into a swirling blur of flying guitars, off-the-wall jumps, and, this being the mid-90s, baggy cargo pants.
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McAdoo arrived looking like the kid at the end of Big with his baggy suit and guided the Giants to a playoff trip.
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Pros: Very soft and cozy, great selection of colorful and fun patterns, reasonable priceCons: May run a bit small, somewhat baggy in fit
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Some young women have turned the abaya, the baggy black gown meant to conceal a woman's form, into a high-end fashion accessory.
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She fills out a baggy dress that is patterned with red, yellow, blue, green, and purple polka dots, cinched by a thin belt.
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BUENOS AIRES — Liliana Furió's ruby red flat shoes glided across the dance floor in swift, assured moves, making her baggy pants sway gently.
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This culture of baggy clothes, pants sagging, backwards hats also came with a sense of hypermasculinity that was religiously practiced in my community.
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Like Ms. Eilish, she has long sought refuge inside baggy shirts and hoodies, but until recently she tended toward the dark or nondescript.
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"I started wearing baggy clothes to class because any time I wore normal clothing he would comment on my appearance," Ms. Priessnitz said.
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Warne raised more than A$1 million ($690,000) on Friday when he auctioned off his prized "baggy green" cap for bushfire relief efforts.
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Singer Billie Eilish revealed in an new interview with Billboard that her decision to wear baggy, shapeless clothing is often misconstrued by parents.
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This one was not selling baggy nineties-style skatewear or narrow seventies-style men's neckwear but, rather, a pricklier sort of merchandise: cactuses.
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Influencers and celebrities wore denim versions, sleeveless styles with turtlenecks underneath, and even baggy boiler suits like Rihanna's look during Paris Fashion Week.
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Wade wore a dark blue suit, with a blue shirt and blue tie — a simple, albeit baggy, look he thought would age well.
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"Unisex uniforms were all horribly baggy; you had to roll up half the leg or tie the waist under your boob," she said.
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Lynchian images — like a crying Laura Dern from the movie "Blue Velvet" — even adorned some of the floor-length trenches and baggy knits.
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She spent about a week recovering at a wellness center and the difference is already obvious, even with Amber wearing a baggy tee.
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Baggy clothes, short hair, or any other characteristic associated with masculinity can act as literal "labels," signifying whether or not a woman is straight.
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Yes, even in baggy pants ... Jenny's still got back and Khaled seemed to be getting one last look as they both left the set.
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Award-winning cows, horses, sheep and even donkeys paraded in front of him, as gauchos dressed in their baggy bombacha trousers doffed their berets.
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While most kids his age were being fitted for baggy bar mitzvah suits, he was already the epitome of the patrician Ralph Lauren fantasy.
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Kutcher, 40, was dressed casually for the pair's outing, wearing a baggy green long-sleeve top, a pair of dark jeans and black sneakers.
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"So rude of people to say I'm getting fat because I wore baggy clothes to get laser hair removal," she wrote on Twitter Sunday.
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It based Mr Sharif's disqualification on Article 62 of the constitution, a baggy, mostly ignored law that requires politicians to be "honest" and "righteous".
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Her new clothes sit weirdly on her, baggy in the wrong way, and she still stands out as a child among middle-aged criminals.
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I even remember what I was wearing: stripy T-shirt, baggy trousers, and Adidas trainers, with my long brown hair parted in the middle.
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Kylie Jenner is slowly ditching the baggy sweatshirts and comfy tracksuits that dominated her pregnancy style in favor of flaunting her post-baby body.
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Her taste for athleisure has reached new palpable heights in these baggy track pants, a matching track jacket, sports bra and exposed Adidas underwear.
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Sara Geurts became a body positive inspiration for women after sharing her experience with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, a rare condition that causes baggy skin.
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"This is my señora moment, triple señora," Mr. Wooster said facetiously, pointing out elements that included a pair of baggy shorts that resembled culottes.
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"I bought the white and gray one and it's just as described — it fits a little baggy like in the pictures," one reviewer wrote.
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They're often hideously flashy, baggy, long, or all of the above, and many are designed for little more than lounging around the pool deck.
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The performers, dressed by Nancy Bryant, each wear baggy khaki green trousers; the women have sheer flesh-toned tops, the men are bare-chested.
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When Allen Iverson was popularizing cornrows, baggy shorts and tattoos in the N.B.A., Tiger Woods was the respectable black athlete on the golf circuit.
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Made of cotton and polyester, the hoodie is comfortable against the skin and its snug fit means it won't bulk up or feel baggy.
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A 21-year-old James Van Der Beek sported a baggy suit while attending the 1998 Emmys with his "Dawson's Creek" costar Katie Holmes.
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He would pace the streets of Columbus with a baggy black hoodie pulled so tight around his head that his eyes were scarcely visible.
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Trainspotting used a plodding Blur song from the Essex group's unexceptional baggy period ("Sing"), not to mention a farty-horned Damon Albarn solo piece.
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There's nothing wrong with wearing huge, flowing maternity dresses, but the idea that baggy clothes are the only acceptable maternity wear needs to go.
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Even in her new, more visible role as a spokeswoman, she kept her cropped haircut, baggy skirts, and sandals — and was criticized for it.
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When a fit model arrives, the designer, dressed in baggy trousers and an oversized white T-shirt worn purposefully inside out, springs into action.
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This version favors her mother's baggy concert tees and shorts, and isn't squeamish about blood, dirt, or anything else that may come her way.
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" For his part, Mr. Szegedi disdains what he calls "cosmopolitan" Jews who insist "all Hungary gave the world was peach schnapps and baggy pants.
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He was dressed in a black T-shirt and baggy jeans, with the kind of cloth booties that surgeons wear pulled over his sneakers.
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His own had a serious transformation in the past few years, when he went from Jersey guy in a baggy shirt to style avatar.
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Coach Pitts stood at the front of the room in baggy jeans, a baseball cap covering his sandy hair, dried manure on his boots.
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I recently lost some weight and all of my jeans are starting to feel loose and look baggy (but not in a cute way).
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She frequently wears baggy clothing and previously said that she refrains from donning form-fitting outfits for fear of being sexualized or body-shamed.
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They're of the same era, too; "Sports Night" debuted in 1998, so it has those same baggy suits and terrible dress pants on women.
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On a recent flight, a young couple handed, to my wife and other nearby passengers, a baggy containing apologetic tokens like candies and chocolates.
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His new wife is sporting her go-to bun and gold hoop earrings along with a denim and green jacket and baggy satin leather pants.
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A great pair of baggy jeans, which I love, are hard to find if you have a booty; the loose fit doesn't always hang right.
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Three-inch denim cuffs and baggy crotches are just a few of the styles about to dominate the jeans section of every retailer out there.
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As a style icon, she wore her hair in a pixie cut or buzzed entirely, and exemplified the baggy style of the '90s alternative scene.
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We leave a note with our number and plate number, and put it in a sandwich baggy under the windshield in case it rains overnight.
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On a recent shopping spree, the star strayed from her usual bodycon and sheer ensembles and wore a baggy t-shirt and black leggings instead.
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While layering underneath my summery stuff is cool and all, I've found a better way to wear this — over an equally baggy long-sleeved shirt.
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I wear them and I look a little bohemian, no one would ever think I would wear them because they're super colorful and super baggy.
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Phaedra thinks whoever called the police just saw a guy in a white t-shirt and baggy pants with gold teeth ... and assumed the worst.
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Some time in the past Ali obviously rejected any pressure to be a woman: she slums around in baggy clothes and sniggers impolitely through lectures.
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Today, he's swapped his usual attire of baggy, black clothes along with the bling around his neck for a t-shirt and turquoise Bermuda shorts.
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Then it's time to cover your cargo in loose, baggy layers to conceal your fake pregnancy — Andrews recommends "low-rise jeans or long, flowing skirts."
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"Guys are always wearing big baggy jackets or a loose shirt; women are always wearing skin-tight clothes," says stunt performer and coordinator Atlin Mitchell.
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Instead, we had muted brown sweatshirts (or jumpers, as they're referred to in England) and the choice between a coordinated pleated skirt or baggy corduroys.
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Often baggy, and in a murky shade of tan, khakis are like the "fetch" of clothing: something we should just stop trying to make happen.
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She later donned a floor-length white fur coat and ended the performance in baggy gold pants — the same outfit she accepted her award in.
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She is a genuine melting pot of pop history — goths, rappers, confessional singer-songwriters, all tucked into baggy clothes that defy all kinds of stereotypes.
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The chart-topping teenager's new clothing line for 'fast fashion' giant H&M features her signature baggy shirts and bucket hats made of sustainable fabrics.
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Though Gouzer was exhausted, he took an Uber car downtown to his apartment, where he changed into baggy shorts, shin guards, and a black shirt.
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The meat—drowned in orange juice, covered in those hard-earned avocado leaves, and steam-braised in a plastic baggy—is impossible to stop eating.
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These baggy pants — and the act of untying the garment's drawstring — have been used to symbolize dominance over women in Urdu literature and Pakistani films.
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In the years since, the class has become just as known for the baggy, boxy suits that many of the prospects wore on draft night.
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In a black and white baggy Raiders shirt, tight white socks pulled up to midcalf, shaved head, and tattoos, Ishmael is immediately recognizable as a cholo.
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Before this high-fivin' female became one of Hollywood's hottest hipsters, she was just another baggy shirt wearin' gal tackling her teen years in Seattle, Washington.
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Ahead, she explains her signature '90s-girl-group-inspired style, the sex appeal of baggy pants, and totally owning your look, even when you're wearing sweats.
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No matter what I always wear, I always incorporate really clean cut things with really baggy and dark things, like black shoes with a white outfit.
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Bailey left no stone unturned with bold velour jumpers reading "Burberry of London" in rainbow letters and baggy, red tracksuit bottoms slouched over checked penny loafers.
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The burgeoning pastime became dominated by a standard look that would eventually coalesce into "the uniform," a stock blank tee paired with baggy khakis or jeans.
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"What are we doing here?" bellowed a barefoot man in a baggy Hawaiian shirt and shorts, bright blue eyes peering out from beneath bushy white eyebrows.
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"I guess I've always been my own person," Mr. Graves said, sitting in baggy sweatpants and a flannel jacket by a bank of six computer monitors.
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As we first reported ... Rob's already down at least 40 pounds, but it's been hard to notice, since he's still sporting a lot of baggy clothing.
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Nonetheless, Lil Wayne is already wearing SQ7 gear (soooooo baggy!) in the video, so we can imagine some time passed between the making of the two.
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One laborer in a gray jacket and baggy pants, carrying cans of beer on his way home, said he was instructed never to talk to reporters.
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In one shot, he's a tiny barefoot toddler wearing baggy overhauls, and standing in a dusty yard where someone has hung a washbucket on the fence.
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But there are exuberant economies in writing too, as Davis says of Henry James and Marcel Proust, whose books seem baggy only if you're not concentrating.
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MOGADISHU (Reuters) - Ahmed Nur moves through the Somali capital of Mogadishu with a bodyguard of six men, a pistol in the waistband of his baggy trousers.
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In an open-world, the stakes and "set" for a shootout are harder to quantify—the nature of the games makes everything baggy and unevenly paced.
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Other students also described Ms. Pais as keeping mostly to herself, wearing baggy T-shirts, jeans and boots and, often, earphones as she listened to music.
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But give him credit for introducing the baggy, oversize shorts and untucked shirt look to the tennis wardrobe — a style that remains very much in play.
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I overhead remarks about my clothes, that I was 'too sexy', just because I wasn't dressed in the baggy maternity wear that was expected of me.
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At a time when baggy tailoring was the prevailing aesthetic in men's wear, a relative newcomer made a case for a precisely crafted razor-slim silhouette.
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Saturdays, I drove to a local mall, traded khakis and polo shirt for baggy clothes, and skated ramps and concrete bowls soon overrun by frenetic children.
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Not a soldier, not a raving messiah in a red beret, but a mensch in a baggy business suit who knew how to run a government.
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In a 2019 ad, the singer famously spoke about her decision to wear baggy clothes as a means of shielding her body from would-be shamers.
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I wrapped a scarf round my mouth and chin, wore figure-obliterating jackets, baggy tracksuit bottoms, and trainers, grunted a response if anybody spoke to me.
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The auction attracted global interest and the price eclipsed the A$425,000 achieved by the late Don Bradman's baggy green when it was sold in 2003.
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I hop in the shower, throw on leggings and a baggy sweater, put some curling mousse in my damp hair, and head to the gas station.
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In an effort to avoid directing any extra attention to myself or my body, I wore baggy sweatshirts rather than express myself through a personal style.
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The skater's movements, along with his graphic T-shirt and baggy jeans, suggest a youthfulness of mind and body, though his beard is dusted with white.
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In an attempt to be more stylish, a lot of the shirts — like oversized crop tops and baggy windbreakers — became impractical for actually working out in.
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"[Daily fantasy] is the same as season-long fantasy the way a nice mug of tea is the same as a nice baggy of heroin," Oliver joked.
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But you may not remember his baggy jeans or super-skinny ties, which are highlighted in all their glory alongside the show's contestants and judges turned celebrities.
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Affleck was seen sporting a blue T-shirt and baggy grey shorts, while the Saturday Night Live producer opted for a yellow casual top and denim cutoffs.
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Swapping out her spiked heels for baggy overalls and beanies, the pop star plays an extremely talented hacker by the name of Nine Ball in the film.
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I remember it was this blaring hot day and this unknown girl named Julia Roberts arrived in cutoff jeans, barefoot, this old baggy T-shirt, no makeup.
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Just because we are all fiends of baggy logo shirts and thrifted camo pants doesn't mean we approached it by what's most popular on social media today.
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I'm pretty petite, though, so I was hesitant about pairing two baggy/oversized layers — a shapeless mock-neck dress and kick-flare trousers — in such a way.
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From baggy tracksuit bottoms in Pantone colors and pared-down sports bras worn as crop tops, we may need to dig through our early-aughts gym gear.
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We dissected Taggart's outfit: a long black T-shirt with "OFF" written on the back, and jeggings that were baggy — fashionably so, I guess — around the butt.
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My love for Aaliyah went back to swoop bangs and boxers under baggy jeans; with mouthy north London Amy, I felt like the boldest version of myself.
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Gigi made her runway debut for the brand last year, donning a sexy fireman's look for the PINK segment with a sports bra and baggy yellow pants.
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Honestly, yes: they make you take your shoes off and pour your water out, but they never check if you've got a baggy taped to your gooch.
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When you're a world class athlete with an insane physique -- you don't hide your body behind a big baggy Halloween costume ... just ask stars like Giancarlo Stanton!
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I know when he stepped over Lue, he was really stepping over the NBA, a league that gave him shit for his tattoos, cornrows, baggy clothes, whatever.
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I wasn't even really a goth, I just dyed my hair weird colors—still do—wore black eyeliner—still do—and wore mainly hoodies and baggy pants.
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In her debut single, the Canadian pop-punk singer cemented her signature style: pin-straight hair, a tight tank top, baggy cargo pants, and the ubiquitous necktie.
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Kim, 23, has a bleached mullet, and when we met at a cafe near campus last Friday, she was wearing baggy track pants and chunky dad shoes.
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To deem unflattering the "big jeans" and "baggy gray top" I wear throughout the film is to suggest a preference for heroines in more tight-fitting clothes.
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Murphy, who is fifty-three, is a stylish man, but on set he wore the middle-aged male showrunner's uniform: baggy cargo shorts and a polo shirt.
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But, I wanted to visually show people how they are meant for all of us sporty girls, too, without having to go for a traditionally baggy silhouette.
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Kibande wore a baggy grey suit and a faded baseball cap, which he removed before swearing on a Bible that his testimony would be true to fact.
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Even outfits like Lizzy Martinez's baggy T-shirt or a pair of comfortable yoga pants are interpreted as risqué because women's bodies have been so heavily sexualized.
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Dressed in a baggy blue shell jacket and pants, she crumbled and rose from the pavement with a spooky pliancy as Strength NIA's "Northern Ireland Yes" played.
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There's the casual, knowing rapport with listeners; the baggy, multihour shows, which double as news digests; the moralizing monologues that transition seamlessly into jokey rants and asides.
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Their fashion choices were hip, personalized and elaborately conceived — bright vintage tees paired with baggy, gently rolled-up jeans; colorfully patterned dresses flowing above high-rise sneakers.
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Dressed in a baggy crimson sweatsuit, he ended the routine by hoisting his friend Chris, who scuttled midair along the side of a wall like a spider.
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Wade said that the current look of tight, cropped suits will one day be laughed at and that baggy will come back around, because fashion is cyclical.
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Our Jenner-connected sources concede there's a vague similarity, but the woman in the baggy green hoodie, sunglasses, Kylie-style hair and plump lips simply isn't her.
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One time we were at the Ice Palace and cracking up because some people found a baggy on the floor, and they were like What is this?
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You've seen the one: a silken Moschino shirt, sometimes with a weaving gold-link chain print, paired with slightly baggy jeans (often designer too) and scuffed-up Reeboks.
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She was accompanied by attorney William Haney and wore an oversized gray hoodie and baggy pajama pants and sneakers, according to footage of her exit reviewed by PEOPLE.
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But one thing stood out among the rest of his picks: "snugger-fit" condoms that he swears by to keep things less "baggy" in the, um, undergarment department.
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These baggy bottoms are being incorporated into full-blown looks, usually paired with a super-tight tank or bodysuit, a simple bandeau, or an ultra-cropped cop-top.
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That collective image is of a piece with the paterfamilias's implicit promise: not so much to represent the nation as to redeem it, like some baggy-suited Superman.
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Immediately, fans dissected every piece of the footage, from Jenner's baggy black sweats and top to the way she got into the passenger's seat of a shiny SUV.
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He's got all the makings of a video game babe: slouchy, baggy pants, an oversized hoodie, winter boots, and a bridge piercing, which became a highlight of fanart.
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Even at the earliest stage of her pregnancy, Jenner kept it more conservative in a half-tucked blouse baggy enough not to draw any attention to her stomach.
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The short-over-long-sleeved combo is going to be everywhere this fall, so if you were thinking about getting rid of your old baggy boxy tops, don't.
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It was in Brooklyn, and the woman was wearing a pair that was obviously thrifted and then tailored — they weren't the baggy overalls with carpenter's loops I remembered.
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She explained that she didn't like the way she looked, constantly wore baggy clothes to hide her figure and felt "really embarrassed" that she was "failing" her agencies.
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However, it was the 21-year-old who came out all guns blazing after making her debut on a chilly Court Philippe Chatrier decked in a baggy tracksuit.
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My husband said the condom felt baggy in some areas yet uncomfortably tight around the base of his penis (the condom's tapered base is meant to prevent slippage).
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Kaia, 17, dressed in a baggy black sweater and plaid bucket hat, and Presley, 19, wore a tie dye hoodie with the hood up over a black beanie.
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It's a little glimmer of baggy, woozy sunshine that turns up, makes you feel fuzzy, then vanishes too quickly, like a crate of domestic beer on the beach.
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His backpack, together with his appearance, from the unshaven beard to the long Punjabi tunic over baggy pants, set off the suspicion that he was an Islamist militant.
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His hair is worn tousled—with a curl or two dangling over his forehead—and his wardrobe is oriented toward very loose pants, baggy white shirts, and vests.
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Soon Weitz felt moved to take a step that few male friendships would survive: he questioned Khuri's wardrobe choices, which included a lot of baggy, logo-encrusted clothes.
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In baggy pants and a man's button-down, she looked frumpier than necessary, Hal thought, though maybe she'd always looked like this and Hal hadn't been paying attention.
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The model Lily Cole made headlines in The Daily Mail for wearing "clown-like trousers" (they were baggy and busker-striped in bright blue, red, yellow and turquoise).
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Khloé Kardashian has come up with a lot of creative ways to hide her growing baby bump, masking it behind a sea of baggy sweatshirts and Birkin bags.
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The Hawaiians are usually given credit for having invented surfing, and yet until recently, surfwear — neon-splashed board shorts; baggy, logo-printed T-shirts — was usually made elsewhere.
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And the wind, blowing in, whipped the flags atop the Stadium as vigorously as it did the baggy uniforms of the pitchers as they stood on the mound.
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I feel like a narc in police-issued baggy jeans, going undercover in a school with only Urban Dictionary and a rudimentary understanding of Snapchat to guide me.
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Our '21994s-era business-casual clothes were a bit baggy, which may have contributed to the sense that we were children playing grown-ups, wearing our fathers' suits.
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They pull out the phone, put it in a RFID tagged baggy to pick up at the end of my shift, and silently hand me back my bag.
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It is strangely timeless, with his attire somewhere between formal and casual, the slim dark tie and serious black pants contrasting with the baggy pale-colored plaid shirt.
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Chilli has apparently not aged a day, dressed in a crop top and baggy-ish trousers combo that would bring a tear to circa 1997 Shaznay Lewis' eye.
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She sat for a series of interviews, displaying her wry sense of humor but very little skin, wearing baggy, long-sleeve sweatshirts and jackets that camouflaged her physique.
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" Then, in 2015, a female student was pulled out of class and told to change into a baggy pair of shorts because hers didn't pass the "fingertip test.
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The oldest are a Joadian gallery of weather-beaten faces, grizzled men and hardy women in baggy clothes, smiling gamely beside barns and silos and livestock and children.
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Quaint and baggy, "The Traveling Lady" is no great drama — not like its midcentury mid-America sibling "The Trip to Bountiful," or like its cousins by William Inge.
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He appeared to be in his late 20s, wore baggy sweatpants with small cannabis plant symbols and looked comfortable and cool in his Air Jordans and baseball cap.
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Wearing a baggy gray suit, he looked as if he had won a golden ticket from some highly politicized Willy Wonka as he surveyed the celebrity-packed room.
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Andrew layered baggy shorts over pinstripe suiting, cut Hawaiian-inspired prints into cargo pants (and then paired with nautical knits) and made coveralls from leather, instead of denim.
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She has vivid orange hair, cut short, and was wearing baggy black pants and a jacket with slashed panels across the shoulder blades, both by Comme des Garçons.
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The show can be a little grab-baggy in terms of how much plot it tries to cover, but it's zippy where a lot of mystery shows sag.
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If Thrill Collins was the precise opposite of what was anticipated then surely this statement denotes that "Baggy Mondays" will be the absolute nadir of what was anticipated.
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A guy in a striped button down and baggy khakis did a version of The Strokes' "Is This It" that would make Julian Casablancas not only proud, but jealous.
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Bella wore a very appropriate ab-baring outfit, consisting of a black bomber tossed over a simple black bra paired with some baggy camo pants and lace-up heels.
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Eilish, who chooses to wear baggy clothing to avoid being body shamed, transformed her style for the cover wearing an avant-garde bridal look is anything but the former.
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Ms. Grant said she unfastened the straps of her baggy overalls at Officer White's request, causing them to fall around her thighs and leave her black lace underwear exposed.
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It makes references to the merch-inspired pieces popping up everywhere (branded hoodies, extra-baggy long sleeves, and the like), too, and "incorporates elements of deconstruction," she tells Refinery29.
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They're 100% organic cotton, made in Los Angeles, and are the exact right fit — plus, they're not too sheer, not too starchy, not too tight, AND not too baggy.
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"To deem unflattering the 'big jeans' and 'baggy gray top' I wear throughout the film is to suggest a preference for heroines in more tight-fitting clothes," she added.
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"I saw women engineers cut their hair short and a lot of them wear really baggy clothes, and sometimes diminish the fact that they had a figure," she says.
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Sporting a thick mustache, and in traditional baggy Kurdish pants, Shir said he has no wife or children, and that until the war is over it's better that way.
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She's saving herself for Luke Perry (or Jason Priestley doppelgänger Christian) because she just doesn't see the appeal of high school boys in their baggy jeans and backwards hats.
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You've probably noticed there's this thing in today's fashion where anything baggy, sporty, or typically reserved for running errands is totally acceptable — trendy, even — to wear pretty much anywhere.
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It means he goes from sitting in the bathroom in agony for a few hours every day to emptying a little baggy into a toilet every now and then.
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Jenner dressed in baggy white sweatpants and multicolored Chanel slides while her child wore a white onesie and a pair of baby-sized Nike Air Force 1 hightop sneakers.
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When I meet her, she's just finished a hip-hop class and is wearing a red snapback, a baggy red t-shirt, matching red lipstick, and loose black sweatpants.
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However, the rejection came with the encouraging words "different and fun theme" and a note from Joel saying that he had come up with (BAGGY) EYES — which I loved.
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Frazier's tendency to leave things a little baggy, in combination with his commitment to understatement, sometimes crowds out the point of the shorter pieces, which can seem willfully slight.
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While it's comfortable and stretchy, it may not have a true denim look, and if it does, it's likely to look loose and baggy after a day of wear.
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She also wore a fur-trimmed bra with baggy pants, then changed into a bodysuit with a fur stole and a pair of swashbuckling boots which she wore askew.
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His pants were out of fashion, baggy, rolled up and stained with oil, cinched at the waist with a belt that was too long and hung down one leg.
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Cardi B's wardrobe crew is working overtime, and will continue to be until she announces what we already know ... that she's hiding a baby bump under increasingly baggy clothing.
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He has given up the T-shirt and baggy pants look of the newsroom for a white open-neck business shirt and tailored trousers cinched by a big belt.
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For "Self-Portrait With Cropped Hair," in 1940, with scissors and musical notes, she returns to men's wear with a baggy suit like those worn by her ex-husband.
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He was a blue-eyed, 68-year-old, with a white goatee, wearing a plaid Elmer Fudd hat, baggy bluejeans and a mossy-oak camo coat with matching gaiters.
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He tends to dress in baggy jeans and bulky sweatshirts or work shirts that he has distressed, bleached, and dyed, and buff-colored leather work boots or huge sneakers.
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To make it look even cooler, Emily paired it with hoop earrings, Ray-Ban sunglasses, a black turtleneck, baggy jeans, and a slouchy pair of western-style white boots.
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As I contemplated how I might retrieve it and still keep my son safe, a group of young black men approached us, dressed in durags, baggy pants and dreads.
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Former Australia cricketer Shane Warne, who raised over $690,000 by auctioning off his prized "baggy green" cap, will play in a charity Twenty20 game next month for bushfire relief.
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One painting depicts a man wearing plain jeans and a long-sleeve top; the other shows a shirtless man in baggy jeans with a huge tattoo on his back.
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But as I was opening the plastic baggy of chile sauce, a hole opened in the bottom and the fiery red and green liquid shot directly into Roxie's face.
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"But Seriously" is a baggy hodgepodge of a book, the work of a talker rather than a writer, roaming over topics as restlessly as McEnroe once roamed the court.
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They range from ultra-chic one-pieces to baggy numbers you might find at the back of your mom's closet — and she has a special love for all of them.
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Clad in some very questionable shoes and baggy dad jeans, Johnson put the pros to shame and actually did sink the putt, to a roar of applause from the crowd.
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" (A Meatpacking District rooftop, perhaps an attempt to avoid the racially-tinged "no baggy jeans," which triggered a civil rights lawsuit for its East Village counterpart.) "Corsets and schoolgirl skirts.
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" One visual explainer describes a Becky as wearing "loose baggy clothing to hide small tits/flat ass" and needing to wear "super tight yoga pants to get a few looks.
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Attempting to embrace my sexuality through my clothing was impossible too, because I had to wear baggy, unflattering t-shirts that diverted attention away from the shape of my breasts.
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She arrived wearing a baggy hoodie from the musical Hamilton, offering me so much information in the first two minutes, I had to race to turn on my tape recorder.
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Tossing tight for baggy and stature for pain-free, let it be known that no matter who you are, what you like, or how you look: anything, and everything, goes.
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While most other sweatpants come in sizes like small, medium, and large, the ADED Pant uses waist and inseam measurements, so you'll get a fit that's not baggy or sloppy.
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For some reason, the word "baggy" gets a bad rap, even though it can be totally chic — one look at the Olsen twins' style and you'll see what we mean.
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Richie sported a slouchy top, baggy camouflage pants and crisp white Reebok sneakers, while Disick opted for an outdoorsy camo hoodie, black pants and white sneakers that matched his girlfriend's.
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Even with some good sneakers and a pair of wide-legged pants, as a plain, baggy top, this look isn't bad — but it's also not anything to freak out about.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star — who is expecting her first child with Thompson — left a studio in Calabasas, California, on Monday donning a baggy grey hoodie and sweatpants.
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Lily Donaldson opened the presentation wearing a baggy silk sweatshirt with "Happy WKNDR Forever" written across the front, styled with striped pajama-style trouser — and that was just the beginning.
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Photos first surfaced online on Sunday showing white students from Lambda Chi Alpha outside their fraternity house wearing baggy jeans, gold necklaces and bandannas as they flashed fake gang signs.
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Now, wearing a nice tie one of the surest ways for the well-dressed man to stand apart from the sea of pleated khakis and baggy blue button-up shirts.
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They said the baggy fits of Carhartt clothing and relatively gender-neutral looks of skater brands, like Altamont and Wildfang, have provided some refuge from the nagging problem of sizing.
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Way back yonder, when I rocked a Raiders snapback, partial high-top, and a baggy set of Levis, I would have forgiven a movie involving Tom Hardy talking to himself.
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Sloppy, baggy streetwear no longer fits the aesthetic of the contemporary hip-hop world, where rappers now team up with high-end fashion brands, said Smith-Strickland, the fashion writer.
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Pesce wore bulky woollen V-necks or baggy work shirts, had no time for makeup, and wore her scruffy brown hair at whatever length kept it out of the way.
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Since the brand's beginnings, Telfar has been on the forefront of several contemporary trends, such as oversize sportswear (his first collection consisted of baggy hoodies and T-shirts) and normcore.
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The only difference, really, is the hostly persona — manic rather than laid-back, declaiming rather than languidly commenting, muscle T's and baggy shorts rather than jeans and white button-downs.
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Ostensibly still a teenager when he started publishing his stories, JT Leroy appeared in public as a soft-spoken waif in a blond wig, dark glasses and baggy, androgynous clothes.
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New York (CNN Business)When Chip Wilson went to his first yoga class in 1998 at the age of 42, he noticed that people looked uncomfortable sweating in baggy clothes.
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Usually, the jeans will fit my thighs but be too baggy in the waist, or even if they would fit the waist, I can't pull them up past my hips.
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Mostly young men from Africa, wearing hoodies and baggy jeans, they hustled into the theater and took their seats to curious stares from some of the older Maltese audience members.
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This was a nod to the beanies that Jesse wore at the start of the series, back when his wardrobe was comprised of baggy pants, oversized T-shirts, and hoodies.
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In the early 1990s, when Bridge was wearing nappies rather than enormously baggy T-shirts and chains, DJs started playing imported US hip-hop records in Beijing and Shanghai clubs.
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Something as simple as wearing a suit jacket with a pair of baggy jeans or '90s-esque denim shorts (as seen at Sandro) can take the formality down a notch.
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But he discovered snowboarding at 15, around the same time he tried marijuana for the first time, and was immediately drawn to the sport's baggy pants and freewheeling, iconoclastic spirit.
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The day before, Mr. Abloh, in T-shirt and camouflage pants, and Mr. Murakami, in baggy sweats and Off-White Nikes, had installed the show and discussed their working process.
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Wearing baggy clothes that he sews himself, Mr. Claiborne preaches the Gospel, lives among the poor and befriends prisoners on death row, modeling his ministry on the life of Jesus.
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All this is in Tom Feiling's lively, baggy "The Island That Disappeared," which belongs to the higher class of clever scrapbook, bolstered with the best sources and very fluent storytelling.
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When Billie Eilish came on the scene in 2017, she made it clear that she was going to wear whatever she wanted and had an affinity for overly baggy clothes.
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Along with Billie Eilish, once again rejecting the body-judging gaze in head-to-toe enveloping bouclé Chanel jacket and baggy pants, these choices marked a change in the weather.
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I was painfully aware of being a scraggly kid of color who wore baggy donated clothes that I worried made me look like a gangbanger in that Silicon Valley enclave.
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At one point, making ends meet by playing for an eighties retro band, he has to wear baggy pants and a blouson with the sleeves rolled up—a noble sacrifice.
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The singer, who has amassed 43.8 million devoted fans on Instagram, has done it all by staying true to herself — baggy clothes, signature neon-green roots, bedazzled nails, and all.
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The off-the-shoulder puffers for women were a surprisingly sensual look for a normally unisex coat; the men in the show wore the puffers short, not big or baggy.
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The long, baggy pants first became popular in the '90s thanks to MC Hammer, but because they aren't the most flattering choice to wear, it's best to leave them behind.
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Wearing a baggy turquoise tracksuit, eyes shining with exhaustion, Maria arrives for her daily check dragging a bulky metal oxygen tank behind her, just as she would a shopping trolley.
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At Cafe Altro Paradiso and Flora Bar in Manhattan, Ms. Pickowicz's solution was a baggy white short-sleeve shirt with a single row of buttons or snaps down the middle.
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In their place, a new era has emerged for the reality star replete with baggy sweats and tees, ripped up denim, waist-length Cher hair, and "no makeup, makeup" beauty mantra.
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That perfect-fitting boyfriend jean that's both baggy and sexy, that one pair of stilettos that won't cause severe foot pain and a form-fitting white shirt that's not completely sheer.
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As her stylist, Lee said Aaliyah maintained control of her look -- from the baggy jeans and bandanas she started out wearing to the more feminine attire she chose in later years.
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Photo by McLean Stephenson Aussie trio DMA's have been drawing Oasis comparisons ever since they donned baggy tracksuit jackets and began wooing fans with their yearning Britpop stylings back in 2014.
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Ashley, on the other hand, went for a streamlined black cocktail dress which also featured a baggy statement sleeve, accented with a white floral detailing, and paired with dangly pearl earrings.
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After the a la Calle performance, Esparza created a new ballpoint pen drawing, "In bed with Cortez," of two pairs of entangled legs, jeans baggy around their calves, lying in bed.
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Perhaps he becomes the best dressed, even if he is just wearing an enormously baggy T-shirt, by virtue of being Jay Z. Lil Wayne is a rapper after this model.
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Reprising his role as a blustering, reactionary Gandalf in baggy cargo pants, he turned up in piazzas and hotel suites across the continent, promising to unite Europe's notoriously fractious populist right.
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But the version currently on screens feels self-indulgent and baggy, like a grab bag of ideas that needed more winnowing and a sharper focus on one or two key ideas.
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The problem is made even worse if, like me, you wear shorts that are tight instead of baggy and must be pulled all the way down to the knees to go.
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He became a proud pillar of the Republican Party—essentially, the same baggy assemblage of minorities and progressives and city people (and neoliberals) that we find in the Democratic Party today.
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I also return to my argument that the stringent legal code mandating headscarves and baggy overcoats for women are perhaps being appropriated by young women in creative and ultimately empowering ways.
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Ms. Anderson had run the London Marathon in blue, baggy scrubs — the uniform she wears as a nurse with the National Health Service — to raise money for her unit's charity fund.
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Irina Shayk's employing the oldest trick in the book -- super baggy sweaters -- to conceal what's widely believed to be the baby in her belly, but her mouth is blowing the secret.
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In its original form, the dress was worn in a baggy style, mostly by upper-class women during the Qing dynasty, which ruled China for more than 250 years, until 1912.
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He understood social media and dressed like a hipster, with tilted ball cap and baggy jeans, when other drivers still wore Wranglers with creases ironed down the front of each leg.
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Instead she walked the red carpet in an oversize black bowling shirt patterned with sparkling chartreuse double GGs, over matching baggy trousers and atop a high-neck, billowing-sleeved chartreuse shirt.
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"At heart, I am a man," said the petite-framed Mr. Sasaki, whose wardrobe of slim-fit tank tops, baggy jackets and skinny jeans evokes the fashion of a preadolescent girl.
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Gone, now, is the signature combination of bandana, baggy jeans, and cornrows that established his early image, but Sean Paul has the enduring appeal of a really, really, really nice drink.
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To usher in the first days of Oversized Season, click through for some of Mary-Kate and Ashley's most effortless, baggy-in-a-good-way ensembles, from slouchy coats to chunky cardigans.
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And he's a creator of a lot of these cyborgs and so this cyborg comes out of like a baggy almost, essentially, and drops down in a bunch of goo and stuff.
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In the photo — which was taken on Friday but uploaded on Sunday — she rests her hand on her waist, slightly lifting her baggy black sweatshirt to expose a glimpse of her stomach.
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I wore baggy pants to hide it, but I remember sitting in a playgroup worrying that my ankle monitor battery would die the way other people worry about their iPhone battery dying.
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Upon her release, the actress was accompanied by attorney William Haney and wore an oversized gray hoodie and baggy pajama pants and sneakers, according to footage of her exit reviewed by PEOPLE.
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That knack for blending different tones in unexpected ways is also expressed in her personal style: part punk, part '90s hip-hop, featuring baggy tracksuits and a revolving kaleidoscope of hair colors.
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In a celebration hosted by Rahimullah Khan, the deputy police chief of Oruzgan, Wasil was the center of attention, wearing a baggy police uniform with garlands of plastic flowers around his neck.
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In the photo — which was taken on Friday but uploaded on Sunday — Jenner rests her hand on her waist, slightly lifting her baggy black sweatshirt to expose a glimpse of her stomach.
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Other reasons are just crazy, because, no — despite Justin Bobby (all hail the return of The Hills) making them look oh so good, baggy hipster beanies are never coming back in style.
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Sourcing out a good pair of plus-size jeans can feel like falling into an abyss of the same disproportionately sized-up skinnies and baggy boot-cut options over and over again.
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He dressed like a rockabilly meets art school drop-out who had just landed in Texas: a slick pompadour, tight tucked-in shirt with a big belt buckle, baggy jeans and boots.
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The first thing I wanted to do was go clothing shopping because I was so excited to be able to find things that fit properly instead of hiding in a baggy sweater.
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Tom, George and Felix, all 16 years old, are sitting in a circle, decked in baggy white tees, 6-panel caps and bum-bags slung purposefully over one shoulder, talking about fashion.
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As summer bods become a thing of the past and bathing suits are replaced with baggy sweaters, it's easy to slip into a Pumpkin Spice Latte coma for the next few months.
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As for her body transformation from being behind bars ... her baggy clothes make it hard to tell exactly how much Abby's slimmed down, but she's said to have dropped around 100 lbs.
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To fight off the nighttime chill, the California girl layered a baggy, white crocheted hoodie with two puffy drawstring pom-poms over a thin white slip for a "sexy Arctic explorer" vibe.
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" Decked out in baggy pants, a black vest and a open white dress shirt, Wilmer breaks it down with a few bumps and grinds while mouthing that infamous line: "Am I sexual?
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A thread on Reddit's popular r/pics subreddit has been dubbed the "thread of the year" thanks to its subject — a bare-chested guy in baggy pants standing over a subway grate.
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The baggy fit of the menswear-inspired pant could be intimidating, but if you follow the styling rules of these three stars even the most trend-averse can pull off the look.
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From the back seat of a squad car, I saw them taking a statement from the man with the baggy jeans and puffy vest who'd had me on edge to begin with.
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Exaggerating would of course leave the respondent with a baggy condom or, in the unlikely event of anyone playing down their size, they'd end up in a condom that was too tight.
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Danny tapped his foot tentatively until the crowd noise dropped to a murmur, and with no ceremony whomped out a couple of big baggy notes, just to settle the air around him.
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Eilish predicted that her showing off her body would be a "huge thing," especially as she's previously been outspoken about wearing baggy clothes to hide her figure from would-be body shamers.
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In public, most women wear baggy black gowns called abayas, designed to hide their forms, as well as veils that cover their hair and faces, with only thin slits for their eyes.
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Dressed in baggy jeans and a sweatshirt, Guy was hunched over the gumbo, adding just the right measure of hot sauce and, at the end, Tony Chachere's Famous Creole Cuisine gumbo filé.
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In addition to the green hair and black tears, Dobrev even sported baggy shorts and long acrylic nails, much like the real Eilish does, while attending a Halloween party on October 25.
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But she was talented, and for some reason, her daily uniform of baggy belted trousers, cropped Chanel jackets, and lug-soled Gucci loafers really appealed to me as a twentysomething wannabe writer.
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Jacey's poster—one of two thousand entries—included a photograph of Jason, in a backward baseball cap and baggy shorts, holding a grinning Liam on one hip and Jacey on the other.
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Next to him, a slight Hungarian man in baggy trousers called David says he's been a fabric member since 2014 and lives for drum and bass nights at the club on Fridays.
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Some riffs on Dautheville's looks from the fall show included leather bib overalls and washed-in leather jackets: The elbows were intentionally baggy, an inspiration taken from those photographs of Dautheville's clothes.
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Even at just over 90 minutes, this production, directed by Jerry Heymann for New Light Theater Project at 59E59 Theaters, feels baggy at times and takes a while to find its footing.
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But President Obama was scolded when he wore a summery, tan suit after Labor Day, and President Trump has been criticized for wearing ill-fitting suits, baggy trousers and too-long ties.
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The 78-year-old candidate wore neither jacket nor tie, just a baggy and wrinkled light blue dress shirt with the sleeves rolled up to the elbows like a 1960s union boss.
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The oldest of three children, she endured the harshness of Catholic nuns along with snickers from first-grade classmates when she showed up wearing baggy hand-me-downs from her older cousin.
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With the new bicycle craze and so many women taking to the new "noiseless steeds," there was a resurgence of "bloomers," baggy undergarments that were comfortable and easy to be active in.
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She continued embracing baggy clothes in 2019, and wore one of her standout outfits at the American Music Awards, where she dressed in head-to-toe Burberry and a custom beekeeper hat.
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On a cloudy recent afternoon, Badu was dressed down, in loose jeans and a baggy denim shirt, made baggier by a tear that ran from the hem nearly up to one armpit.
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On the other hand, the songs whose musical structure I'd found "baggy" now seemed more compelling than they did in the theater, where the intensity of the action interfered with their reception.
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Sporting mohawks, leather jackets and baggy jeans, members of the "Punk Muslim" group claim that they, like the original British punk rockers, are still defined by rebellion and an anti-establishment ideology.
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His fall 2017 line was a ho-hum grouping of shearling motorcycle jackets, leather Perfectos, baggy pants, artfully untucked shirts, jean jackets bearing the LV logo and ball caps with exaggerated bills.
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Gold has worn the same uniform since he was 19: a dark shirt with slightly baggy black jeans, gray New Balance sneakers and owlish glasses that make his childlike face appear solemn.
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The Hideaway jacket's baggy appearance isn't the result of a sloppy fit, it actually comes from a series of hidden pockets and compartments integrated into the sleeves and torso of the waterproof coat.
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Where Obama had Beyoncé, Trump has Jon Voight; where Obama had Aretha Franklin, Trump has 3 Doors Down, the Southern rockers of the early 2000s spiky-hair-and-baggy-jeans post-grunge school.
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Sporting a black hat, gray t-shirt, and baggy denim shorts over high black socks, Bieber took a seat straddling a wide branch of the tree, with his legs flailing off the sides.
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Depending on the heel height, material and overall look, black strappy sandals can do it all — from dressing up a baggy pair of jeans to adding the finishing touch to a formal LBD.
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The result was a cultural link stretching from techno to psych-edged guitar acts like Stone Roses, and druggy dancefloor funksters Happy Mondays, united in a haze of ecstasy pills and baggy trousers.
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I came to know her through her mother, a wondering-if-she's-homeless thin, drug-addicted, mentally ill white woman with dishwater blonde hair in baggy pants and an oversized white T-shirt.
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As I left those days of baggy, puddle-sucking skate jeans and chalky black lipstick behind and moved into the fashion industry, I noticed the incredibly high regard in which Alaïa was held.
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I figured it would be social suicide to admit I was a grunger, so I ignored the baggy jeaned, long-haired groups and hoped that my dismissal would make me popular by default.
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Du-rags, like baggy pants and hoodies are used as reasons to profile Black people — to see them as suspicious, because those clothing items are tied to urban fashion, and thus urban crime.
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"In the beginning we were a shit band," he says, recalling the early days of the Mondays, before they were enveloped in the Madchester storm, before they were the biggest thing in baggy.
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The 15-year-old wears super baggy shorts that hit below the knees, an oversized white T-shirt, a black baseball hat that reads "Las Vegas," and chunky sneakers with equally chunky socks.
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Kylie's been much more conservative with her outfit choices lately, covering up in baggy sweatpants and t-shirts, a puffy winter jacket and oversize sweatshirts in an effort to keep her pregnancy private.
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Slumped in a wheelchair, dressed in a baggy djellaba robe instead of his usual three-piece suit, he looked like a doddering old man roused from bed in the middle of the night.
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Another early example of socializing memes, the 2011 image macro of a red-faced young man in baggy clothes and a sideways hat usually included text describing common behaviors of freeloading, degenerate types.
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Image 0003 of 2 KUTUPALONG, Bangladesh – With his blond dreads tied in a ponytail and baggy jeans caked with paint smudges, Max Frieder first arrived at the cramped Rohingya refugee camps last December.
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With comedic elements despite underlying seriousness, his new film transports the audience back to a 90s world of video games, discmans, baggy T-Shirts and music from the likes of Nirvana and Seal.
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One chapter that didn't make the book this time around was about how baggy jeans got associated with uptown Black youth and skinny jeans were associated with downtown white punk rockers and skaters.
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In Milan, Moncler Gamme Bleu presented field and safari jackets with boy-scout-style neckerchiefs in monochromatic earth tones, as Diesel Black Gold played with proportions, pairing fitted tops with baggy, voluminous pants.
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Some of the prisoners, dressed in baggy green prison uniforms, were surprised by the simplicity of the naloxone kits as they recalled the painful loss of friends or relatives killed by opioid addiction.
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Serious but friendly, a woman who rarely jokes but readily laughs, the Los Angeles artist Laura Owens, forty-seven years old, was pleasantly dishevelled in mom attire: shirt, baggy shorts, sneakers, big glasses.
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Since they're tight on the leg and flare out, these are trés flattering for the ankles, and more dimensional than your average pant leg, making it so both baggy and tight tops work.
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Sitting at the defense table, wearing baggy blue jail garb, the rapper Earl Simmons, known as DMX, nodded as a recording of his voice spit out lyrics he had written about his life.
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What women wanted during Philo's reign at Celine — at least what her devotees wanted — were quietly powerful clothes: baggy trousers, luxuriously thick sweaters, and streamlined skirts that kicked out just past the knee.
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Some figure skating garments even had special names: male skaters' baggy trousers, for instance, were known as " plus fours," because they extended four inches below the knee, according to the New York Times.
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In my neighborhood of Bedford Park, the patch of space underneath a bodega awning on Creston Avenue once belonged to a man who showed up every day in sunglasses and a baggy suit.
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Take a Krammer & Stoudt presentation frankly inspired by street-living, rail-riding transients, one in which the baggy layers often worn by "crustys," or gutter punks, were used as a form of armoring.
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Along with casual fashion choices such as the aforementioned scrunchies and crop tops, or tube tops and baggy, faded graphic tees, the VSCO girl is also often associated with certain brands and styles.
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Polos in tropical flower patterns and baggy shorts of aqua camo hark back to the 1970s, not only in their loud patterns and colors but also in the combustible material — 92 percent polyester.
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Trump-supporting college students in baggy t-shirts, housewives in pearls, and the fire chief dressed in uniform joined liberal retirees wearing rainbow "Persist" shirts and teachers with six-figure student loan debt.
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Perfect, however, "Infinite Jest" is not: this 1,19853-page novel is a "loose baggy monster," to use Henry James's words, a vast, encyclopedic compendium of whatever seems to have crossed Mr. Wallace's mind.
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She swapped out her eye-catching diamonds for a much more subtle wedding band and ditched her chainmail and latex dresses in favor of baggy t-shirts, sweatpants and a fresh, contour-free face.
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In London, where we first saw the trend take shape at Joseph, the designer Louise Trotter showed sweaters in baggy proportions — including this childlike alphabet version that felt more thrift-store cool than designer.
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After 12 years of the same chancellor, eight of them in a baggy coalition with the SPD, voters turned to narrower, more distinct parties in a trend that is present across much of Europe.
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Giesbercht would also often wear baggy oversized clothes to hide any weight gain, the court has heard from multiple witnesses, including her husband, who described her as "boring, boring, boring," according to the CBC.
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The 17-year-old singer goes for "big, baggy" clothes — that have now become her signature look — over tight-fitting tops and pants, and Eilish said she does it to avoid any body shaming.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - In his baseball cap and baggy yellow t-shirt, the rap star Li Yijie - better known by his stage name "Pissy" - is an unlikely face of China's strait-laced ruling Communist Party.
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On "Turtleneck," a political song that recalls the baggy alt-rock of the nineties—somewhere between the Violent Femmes and the Pixies—he sounds breathless and wobbly, until he finally lets go and yelps.
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It also depends on a better payoff in trade than one is likely to get from, say, a 43-year-old rent-a-pitcher or the baggy and inconsistent pitcher wearing Matt Harvey's uniform.
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Peru's Lake Titicaca, already the butt of jokes worldwide, is so polluted that the Titicaca water frog (so named for its baggy skin), which makes its home exclusively in the lake, is critically endangered.
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With more lax dress codes and fashion's obsession with comfort (see: baggy dad shirts, Grandma shoes, all-forgiving voluminous pants), it makes sense that walkable footwear has graduated from mere trend to everyday fixture.
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Dressed gang-fashionably in baggy, black athletic attire, Mr. Henríquez insisted that he survived on money sent by relatives in the United States and by a brother who sold used cars in El Salvador.
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On these nights, all the cliques would mingle: the skater boys, the pretty girls, the boys who threw up gang signs and wore baggy pants and poured their parents' rum into 7-Eleven slurpees.
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In a photo shoot from 1964, city inspector Bill Olsen rides the Flyer looking comically glum in his suit and baggy pants, as if to telegraph his seriousness and his dedication to his job.
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Story at a glance Ever since Billie Eilish came onto the scene with "Ocean Eyes" in 2016, people have been baffled by the baggy, ill-fitting clothing the 18-year-old pop star wears.
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Mr. Hayes's swing feel is broad and baggy but deep in the pocket; over it passes a succession of quick yet incisive solos — especially from the trumpeter Josh Evans and the vibraphonist Steve Nelson.
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Her own profile as Jake Waton featured posts about skateboarding and photographs of herself, dressed in baggy sportswear, with her long hair tied up in a bun and hidden under a cap or hood.
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Sports organizations and athletes have also launched fundraising campaigns for victims and relief efforts, with former Australian cricketer Shane Warne auctioning off his 'baggy green' cap that is awarded to players on test debut.
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Throughout the video, the members of God's Property—dressed, variously, in baggy jeans, shiny athletic gear, and Nike Air Force 1s—dance boisterously, striking poses you'd otherwise expect to see in a night club.
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But just as this material seems headed into a thin space of its own — there are a few baggy moments whose structural purpose becomes apparent only later — the uncanny crashes headlong into the party.
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And long before the social critic Harold Cruse published his broadside "The Crisis of the Negro Intellectual," Neel painted him in a baggy gray suit, with long, dainty fingers resting broodingly on his cheek.
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At Public School, a man walked out in a plaid shirt and slightly baggy pants with a zipper, followed by a woman wearing the same plaid shirt as a dress with a navy train.
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You know those ones where there are a lot of bright baggy pants involved, people on acid congregating outside around a trash can on fire and someone doing face painting in exchange for drugs?
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Dreadlocked, with wiry glasses that slip down his nose, he can usually be seen in an assortment of baggy vintage Polo denim or NASCAR shirts from his trips to thrift shops around the city.
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The former is trusty and reliable, providing us with everything we need for lounging around the house, errand days (worn under extra baggy sweats) and well, every other occasion we can possibly wear them to.
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"I'm not, uh, exactly blessed in the crotch department, and when I first became sexually active and started using condoms, I found the standard issue to be a little … baggy," Rogowsky (over)shared with readers.
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We love that they're oh-so flexible and flattering, but hate that after a few wears they're sometimes baggy and stretched out — which is why we're so excited about Everlane's newest innovative super stretchy jeans.
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Women and men of Project PoSSUM, all wearing matching black jumpsuits, turned their attention to Shawna Pandya, a medical doctor and Canadian astronaut candidate, as she pulled up the baggy orange legs of the spacesuit.
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Khloé Kardashian has all-but mastered the art of keeping her pregnancy under wraps, wearing a growing collection of long coats and baggy shirts to help her growing baby bump stay hidden from photographer's lenses.
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Our baggy five-year-old pair of jeans will still hold a special place in our closet…but we're thinking these A-lister loved jeans are going to take their place in our permanent rotation.
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"My style is going to be different — sometimes its super flows and feminine, sometimes its really hard and tough, sometimes I want to wear a suit, sometimes I want to wear something baggy," she said.
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But this is where we'd decided to do the interview and photoshoot, and when he'd arrived—moments before in baggy jeans and a hoodie swamping his surprisingly long limbs—his presence hadn't felt too incongruous.
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By the early '90s, rock bands in Seattle were walking around sipping coffee in baggy flannel shirts because wearing clothes that fit and were weather-appropriate would be "trying" -- and everyone knew trying wasn't cool.
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At a predetermined spot between the hillside slum where the route begins and the bustling urban street where it ends, two teenaged boys in baggy clothes board the bus, retrieve the package and hop off.
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Dressed in a thin, green bandeau top under a baggy white parka and matching pants, Jenner carried a Louis Vuitton purse as she and Scott walked towards the university with their arms around each other.
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Most of the hoodies I own are baggy and oversized with sleeves that are too long and shoulders that are too big, which is great for bumming around the house, but not for much else.
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Sure, some of Chandler's looks (like the one with the brown bowling shirt and backward baseball cap) aren't as fashionable today, but his baggy clothes and funky prints were super on-trend for the 1990s.
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Shura is drinking from a huge mug of peppermint tea ("I don't have caffeine at all anymore—it makes me anxious") and she's dressed down in ripped jeans, faded Vans, and a baggy grey beanie.
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As the show's anchor, Robinson, who had a brief stint as a cast member on "Saturday Night Live," is a sweetly vulnerable, baggy-eyed presence whose typical pivot moves from banal boredom to infinite exasperation.
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The professor who taught a course I took on Baroque music in graduate school certainly fit the stereotype of a stuffy old musicologist, with his baggy suits and befuddled manner, yet strict adherence to scholarship.
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Sue's untucked shirts hang lower than the hems of her too-small blazers, her jeans are very baggy at all times and the narrow collars of her shirts tend to be buttoned up very tightly.
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Tiina offers ideas for how to dress — in baggy stripes, drop-crotch pants and fine cashmere — that are a refreshing take on uniform dressing, and a welcome antidote to other boutiques on the East End.
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Amid the concrete, Ms. Halo was a burst of color in a tie-dyed purple blouse and baggy blue slacks, a pink cap pulled low on her head with six braids jutting out from underneath.
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"But one of the most important style tribes was the one associated with avant-garde art," said Ms. Steele, who adopted the all-black, baggy designs of the Japanese designers Yohji Yamamoto and Rei Kawakubo.
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But experiencing such fame (which she previously described as "gross") has brought along commenters and media attention about her body, a problem she thought she solved by defining her personal style with baggy, unrevealing outfits.
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Almost the opposite is true of "Bon Voyage, Bob…," a baggy, rambling gush of a piece that, at close to four hours with an intermission, is way too long and emotionally overwrought, yet oddly absorbing.
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My pants were pretty baggy, and as I started turning away to make a beeline for the bathroom, the bloody tampon/applicator combo dropped out of the flare and onto the floor beside my foot.
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However, while we're focused on her baggy tees, it seems like everyone else is loving her super-sexy style — so much so that she's following in her sister Kendall's footsteps by being recognized by Victoria's Secret.
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She revisited odd little bits of my childhood — vulnerable moments, when she'd been so upset by the way that she looked that she'd gone on extreme diets, worn baggy clothes, and made constant self-deprecating remarks.
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Kevin and Alex Goldstein were posing for photos on a terrace when they spotted the actor, who was sporting a full mustache and wearing a Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) basketball T-shirt and baggy red shorts.
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Not satisfied with banning tight jeans, T-shirts, shaving and forcing families under their control to wear baggy clothing more typical centuries ago, ISIS has printed pictures of what underwear is acceptable and what is not.
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"The Crucible" (pictured, at the Yard Theatre) opens with the townspeople of Salem dressed in the same style of clothing—beanie hats, baggy t-shirts, cargo trousers—as the audience of this edgy North London theatre.
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Grunge landed the first blow, sucker-punching out all of our stadium-filling heavy metal fun with earnest songs about feelings, which paved the way for nu-metal with all its baggy jeaned, backwards-hatted bounciness.
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As we watched the clowns in their baggy pants and floppy shoes dancing around with big smiles -- or tears -- painted on their faces, everyone sat on wooden bleachers and absently dropped the shucks onto the grass.
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Despite coming clean on the exciting news, the Revenge Body host has continued to hide her baby bump under baggy clothes — except for her pregnancy announcement photo, which featured Kardashian and Thompson embracing her growing belly.
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I was 19, making sure I had baggy clothes on, trying to blend in, trying to make sure I knew all my stuff, to be sitting at a table full of guys talking about hip-hop.
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For spring/summer 2016, this translated into a collection of bomber jackets, trench coats and baggy utilitarian pants overlaid with delicate silk organza, while fall/winter 2016 featured a map motif that resembles a camo print.
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In my fantasy, somehow he had a photograph of me in my baggy acid-washed jeans and my paint-splatter-print sweatshirt and wanting to touch me had turned him into a rock 'n' roll clown.
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A couple of years later, I cut off my hair, swapped my Sanrio backpack for a wallet with a chain, and upgraded my kids' jeans to baggy Billabong denim with a matching blue button-down shirt.
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When I first started writing stories, my heroines all dressed in drag and wore baggy coats and newsboy hats — a fictional army of Natty Ganns embracing their outcast status and inspiring a journey of my own.
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Passages like this are rife in the book and inevitably fun, but overall the book is a baggy splotch, seemingly a padded version of the section, focusing on Chomsky and Everett, that recently appeared in Harper's.
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Both presented oversize or baggy versions of work shirts (a button-front in durable fabric with exterior pockets) that can be tucked into a pair of tailored trousers or left open and undone, like a jacket.
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They wear oversized uniforms to hide the faint outlines of their undergarments, or cover themselves from neck to thigh with baggy black windbreakers known as "trash bags," even on hot summer days on the concrete yards.
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The project had not been formally announced, but Ruby had been producing sample garments—the distressed denim I'd already seen, plus graphic T-shirts, baggy trousers he called "raver" pants, and big coats with fringed edges.
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Indeed, while the early going on Sunday at times felt a little baggy with random chitchat (in a good way), the episode was actually pretty tightly stitched together, in terms of foreshadowing that paid off later.
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The narrator introduces us to Jimmy O'Reilly (Alexander Leonhartsberger), a hollow-cheeked man in baggy pants, tracksuit top and beanie who has sunk into a deep depression since the death of his father a year earlier.
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Australian cricket great Shane Warne's "baggy green" cap fetched more than A$1 million ($690,600) in an auction while nine Australian players from the National Basketball Association have committed $750,000 towards the relief and recovery efforts.
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He also found success with his Saturday morning cartoon "Fat Albert," appeared in commercials for Jello-O pudding and became a public moralist, lecturing the black community about young people stealing things and wearing baggy pants.
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While we look forward to dressing up for holiday parties as much as the next person, we can all agree that our holiday dressing is largely dominated by old, baggy T-shirts and college-era sweatpants.
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Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton said last week he was donating $500,000 towards wildlife rescue efforts, and cricket great Shane Warne's "baggy green" cap raised more than A$1 million for the bushfire relief efforts.
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Just minutes earlier, Kasinskas' neighbor, Jeanne Nutter, had been out walking her dog when Jayme, dressed in a baggy sweatshirt and men's sneakers, tearfully asked her to save her from her alleged abductor, Jake Thomas Patterson, 21.
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As of late, she has been really throwing off her usual style M.O., and thus your sense of equilibrium, with a whole lot of baggy sweatsuits and oversized tops, with a few exceptions every now and then.
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After dinner with his family -- including a rare White House meal with his wife, Melania -- Trump changed out of the baggy navy blue suit he was wearing during the day into a more closely tailored gray jacket.
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Later that month, Jeff Skilling, the recently resigned chief executive of Enron, baggy-eyed and flanked by lawyers, told a Houston Chronicle reporter that a ''perfect storm'' of events beyond his control had brought down his company.
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Our staples are black jeans, baggy T-shirts, and Converse All Stars (Zanny calls this "a hangover from my indie days," calling back to his time in an indie band that once enjoyed major success in Austria).
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At a time when fashion is leaning towards baggy pants, oversized blazers, and a full-on '80s revival, sheer clothing is the perfect antidote to the maximalist pieces that tend to overwhelm a petite frame like mine.
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The results are much better than either method alone, seemingly producing excellent body models from a variety of poses and outfits: Hoodies, headphones, baggy clothes, nothing gets in the way of the all-seeing eye of DoubleFusion.
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Wallace offers an ending to the cycle that could arguably be described as cheery: "Callers of course found that they were once again stresslessly invisible, unvainly makeup- and toupeeless and baggy-eyed," he writes, "once again free."
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After all, what ensemble could be more appropriate for whipping up a late night lasagna with your friend than a nude sports bra and pair of underwear peeking out of the top of your baggy, white sweatpants?
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On the right side of the whale, a scientist cutting through flesh pulls out worm-like endoparasites—those would be parasites that live inside their host, common for a whale—and puts them in a plastic baggy.
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This kid—your stereotypical pimply, awkward teenage metal fan, clad in denim and baggy black pants—then proceeded to lecture me all about the genre, blissfully unaware that he was getting details wrong and mispronouncing Euronymous's name.
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There's something really anti-fashion about the baggy, longer-length shorts, but after seeing so many of them worn so well with tucked-in shirts, I can say with confidence that they can be fashion-forward, too.
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Once we've seen it all — from Emily Ratajkowski's fabulous breasts to Kim Kardashian's monumental butt — it now seems as if the most radical gesture could only involve donning a baggy jumpsuit or a generously cut midi-skirt.
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The women have said that Dr. Nassar positioned their bodies so their parents, or sometimes a trainer, could not see what he was doing, using a towel, raising the table, or slipping his hand under baggy shorts.
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At the German warehouse, a woman in a baggy T-shirt diligently sorted through the boxes, occasionally looking up at the English-speaking visitors who were taking pictures of the robot and were marveling at its effectiveness.
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To avoid being treated as potential shoplifters, they told me they would eschew attire that was at the time associated in the popular imagination with black culture — like oversize gold earrings, baggy jeans and designer tennis shoes.
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The menswear-inspired suit was such an unexpected choice in an administration that constantly sends the message that girls should be girls even if they are in power positions (see Ivanka's pink flounces, as well as Ms. Hicks' usual chirpy dresses), that the internet started flapping and it didn't stop even when Ms. Hicks appeared in what was generally deemed a "baggy" (in the words of the Daily Mail) fuchsia dress and black blazer at the China state dinner — and then another "baggy" shirt on the way to Vietnam.
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Stanfield's version of the character dons all-black attire, complete with a bandana that obscures his mouth throughout most of the film, whereas the original L sports a plain white shirt with baggy jeans and often forgoes shoes.
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While she was in the mansion, she says, she had to follow Kelly's "rules," which included dressing in baggy clothes, turning over her phone, and asking permission to shower, eat, go to the bathroom, and leave the property.
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Yes, definitely — if you take Fashion Week attendees' summer looks as any evidence that a plain graphic T-shirt (the baggy, boxy, not-so-fashion-y kind) can look incredible when you wear it with dressed-up separates.
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Source Instagram At a stop during his Purpose tour in Winnipeg, Canada, he sported his usual baggy/casual attire with an oversize T-shirt, distressed denim jacket and a pair of quintessential dad shorts over tight skater pants.
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Even in the sweatpants and baggy T-shirts she wore in the apartment, even in her glasses, even fifteen pounds heavier than she had been on their wedding day, three years ago, Sara was still a beautiful woman.
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On Twitter Tuesday, The Good Place star, 33, opened up about her various skin conditions — including eczema and Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, a rare condition that causes baggy skin — and how she's grown to accept them over the years.
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"It is very simple, I want to give Afghans a reason to smile," said Karim Asir, a stand-up comedian who performs across the capital Kabul in Chaplin's trademark oversized shoes, baggy pants, cane and black bowler hat.
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They were doing one of their video countdowns and there she was, all straightened hair and baggy pants, gliding on her skateboard over to a bunch of boys and uttering "Life's like this", before shredding on her guitar.
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"Self-Portrait: Between the Clock and the Bed" (1940-43), features the painter standing ramrod-straight, beside a grandfather clock whose wooden panels are painted with the same bold, vertical strokes Munch uses for his own baggy suit.
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Astor's, Mr. Cavett, always lean and diminutive, looked thinner now in his baggy khakis and plaid woodsman shirt, but still moved with the grace of a the high school gymnastics champion he once was, back in Lincoln, Neb.
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But issues like these are a bit baggy for great drama, and plays that question the homonormative movement (like Drew Droege's hilarious 2016 anti-marriage screed "Bright Colors and Bold Patterns") seem destined for a short shelf life.
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Early hopes In an old news report from August 2000, President Bill Clinton, dressed for the Caribbean heat in a baggy short-sleeved shirt, stands in front of a Colombian flag by the stone walls of of Cartagena.
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The "Back to You" singer, 26, was spotted out publicly for the first time since Lovato's overdose, grabbing breakfast on Wednesday barefoot with friends and wearing an oversized, baggy t-shirt which read "Keep the Faith" across the back.
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In the second, Brooklyn gives us all a ticket to the gun show, leaning casually against a white wall in a white tank top, baggy blue sweatpants and Adidas sneakers, giving his best The Thinker meets Blue Steel pose.
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While it took a year or so to get here and I'm still in the process of losing weight, it's been really expensive to have to continually replace clothes when the old ones become too baggy to fit properly.
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I paired it with the colorful Cropped Printed Leggings ($44.75) because they had the most comfortable, wide waist band and the Cap Sleeve Tee w/ Peek A Boo and Ruching ($42.50) because it wasn't too tight or too baggy.
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I hid away from society, became an introvert, I removed my facial hair, I even walked around in baggy clothes to hide the fact that I was a woman, this still wasn't enough to stop me from getting bullied.
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The role is hardly flattering; most of the time, she wears big jeans and a baggy gray top, while sporting the haircut from hell—brown bangs cut straight across, as if by a six-year-old with blunt scissors.
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In the following months, he was photographed at the Beverly Hills Hotel wearing baggy sweatpants with a drawstring that extended almost to his ankles, and on his way to dinner at Mastro's Steakhouse wearing Dickies work pants, partly unzipped.
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Lisa Kudrow's pregnancy seamlessly turned into Frank and Alice's triplets on Friends, while Alyson Hannigan and Cobie Smulders hid (to varying degrees of believability) behind a plethora of baggy sweaters and oversized handbags on How I Met Your Mother.
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Whether in a super-baggy outfit, or a plunging neckline and sky-high heels, my most confident days are always a reflection of satiating my personal taste, instead of trying to cater my sartorial choices to those around me.
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Not to brag, but I pretty much already had a cool skater vibe going in my day-to-day wardrobe—during the winter I exclusively wore Converse, sweatshirts, and baggy pants because I was too depressed to look nice.
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Wearing gray, baggy sweatpants and a black Philadelphia Eagles number 86 T-shirt — her husband's number — with a white sweatshirt tied around her waist, Ertz averted her eyes and ignored repeated requests for comments on what had gone wrong.
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Teni, 26, whose given name is Teni Apata, wears do-rags, sporty sunglasses, graphic shirts with humorous sayings on them, baggy pants in bright colors, sneakers — all of which she sometimes buys from thrift and dollar stores when traveling.
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The 18-year-old singer's well-known not just for her music, but for her habit of wearing baggy, oversized clothes to cover up ... and her first tour stop Monday night at Miami's American Airlines Arena was no different.
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Or that for girls, it mostly consisted of super short 1980s baby doll prom dresses with metallic poufs, motorcycle boleros and some very slick tailoring (oh — and one pair of baggy acid-washed jeans with a little fur chubby).
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Even though she lives and works in Las Vegas, where the summer temperatures are over 100 degrees most days, she routinely wears baggy sweatpants to tournaments, just to avoid a potential talking-to from a boss about her clothes.
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He has tousled yellowed-pewter hair combed forward in a mature Noel Gallagher style and wore a baggy striped dress shirt that persisted in coming untucked, and oval eyeglasses that slid down to the tip of a prominent nose.
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By high school, I grew out my frizzy bangs to hide my face and wore baggy overalls with a tiny cowbell around my neck, as if I were lost in the fields and needed to find my way home.
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Finney found one of his last great roles in Tim Burton's visually arresting adaptation of the Daniel Wallace novel, fitting comfortably into the baggy pants (and convincing Southern drawl) of Ed Bloom: lover, fighter and spinner of tall tales.
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One of his first run-ins with the Salvadoran police came a decade ago, when cops began profiling potential gang members based on their clothes — including the baggy shorts, sneakers, and American sports jerseys that are ubiquitous in hip-hop circles.
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Dressed in a white tank top, baggy khaki pants, and a heavy cardigan wrapped around her, the singer looked every bit the casual glam icon with her hair slicked back into a bun and rose-colored aviator sunglasses on her face.
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As you know, each citizen South Korean citizen gobbles up 18 kilos of kimchi a year, which is the kind of love only shared between a man and his stalker, so they also get a lovely baggy of the stuff. Bless.
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Enter RIGF x JNCO: a unisex six-piece collection that features bright, vibrant colors and super-luxe materials like French terry, velour, composite neoprene, and Japanese denim in the same baggy silhouette and with the same big pockets you remember.
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The actress paired her new fully white blonde shoulder-length locks with an equally grunge-inspired ensemble, playing up the rock and roll feel of her new do with a baggy concert tee, unusual jean jacket, and clear-framed sunnies.
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Was it the ragged, exhausted spirit of Keanu, seeping through my blazer and baggy T-shirt and coffee-stained pants, or was it that I was a week away from graduating college and in a fuck ton of student loan debt?
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She moved to Orlando when she was five, and then, at age ten, settled in Toledo, Ohio, where she again felt like an alien: a moody tomboy who wore oversized band t-shirts and baggy shorts that fell below her knees.
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In sneakers and baggy denim shorts, she taunts them, climbs atop a cafeteria table to flirt with them, and eventually wins over a girl known to Kiyokians as Headphones Girl, a pairing to which many, many Tumblr posts are devoted.
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Case in point, even though Kim has been wearing one spectacular gown after the next on her tour of Rome and London, in her off-duty hours she changed into this baggy boiler suit to celebrate her second wedding anniversary.
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Maybe more shocking than seeing her bust a move again, is seeing her do it in her new go-to uniform — a plain white shirt, baggy trousers and flat shoes (in case you missed it, she "can't do heels" anymore).
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Remember when TMZ blasted a photo all over the internet of Jenner wearing baggy clothes on a stroll through a construction site with her mother, Kris, and best friend, Jordyn Woods and said it was 100% confirmation that she was pregnant?
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In scuffed workboots peeking out from the legs of his baggy suit, Janzen, along with CEO Sebastien Gendron, laid out the value proposition for their company on Tuesday night in a small ballroom at the Marriott in Brooklyn, New York.
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Generally speaking, it's the idea that a "dominant culture" wearing or using things from a "minority culture"—say, white American college kids in Brazilian bombachas or baggy trousers—is inherently disrespectful because the objects are taken out of their native context.
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Mr Mattis sent just one overt signal to Mr Kim, whose sentries watched the defence secretary from a distance of less than 20 feet, heavy steel helmets sitting awkwardly atop their slight frames, their green-brown uniforms badly cut and baggy.
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Dressed in a black long-sleeved shirt and baggy slacks, a blubbering Bronfman, 39, wiped tears from under her glasses as Brooklyn federal court Judge Nicholas Garaufis reminded her mom and brother in law that they're there to keep her honest.
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Her baggy black pants swish with wet snow as she strolls slowly around the office, offering a shy, gentle smile to a dozen staffers who all look up at the same moment from their laptops to return her infectious grin. Sweet.
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I kept my shoulders hunched, wore baggy sweatshirts even at the height of the Southern California summer, and I stole glances at the partially hidden covers of Playboy and Hustler as I passed, as curious as I was self-conscious.
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I try to just enjoy what it feels like, but whenever I catch a glimpse of my stomach scrunched in a weird way, I feel really unattractive and it makes me want to run and put on a baggy sweater.
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He sat on the couch in their living room wearing a T-shirt and a pair of baggy black trousers with white rows of starship troopers on them, and praised the South Korean government, which encourages development of drone technologies.
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"I think if there's an object that sums up the show the best, it's probably the big baggy trousers and little cropped sleeveless knitted top from Raf Simons' Spring/Summer 2016, which is the Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore show," says Stoppard.
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Sharp visual details—shadows moving across the walls of a room, Sharon Stone's shoulders, the distribution of votive candles in a restaurant—give structure to essays that seek to evoke "the baggy fit of feelings before they've found their purpose."
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And in another, two men stand side by side in sleeveless gold buttoned navy blazers and multiple layered pairs of super low-slung, belted baggy jeans, sporting black hats and blond side curls like those worn by Orthodox Jewish men.
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After a baggy and bloated bummer of a regular season, there are no insignificant or unappealing games left to play, and there is no combination of the last four teams left alive that wouldn't make for a Super Bowl worth watching.
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That's the sound of a generation's worth of memories flying back to us in a shower of baggy jeans, flying dreads and political slogan bedroom posters, all at the mere sound of Zack De La Rocha's mad as hell rapping.
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Khloe was spotted out Sunday in Cleveland for the first time since TMZ broke the story that she's pregnant with BF Tristan Thompson's baby ... and she wore a very baggy Army sweater that covered up her baby bump pretty damn well.
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It was a daunting challenge that let readers see each team's uniforms develop year after year, from the baggy flannels that looked like relics from the 22003th century to the more familiar form-fitting jerseys and pants of the modern era.
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That may or may not be related to the fact that it is the most conventional scene in the sometimes moving, sometimes baggy play, which opened at Playwrights Horizons on Wednesday under the direction of Ms. Ruhl's frequent collaborator Les Waters.
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Baggy jeans have been making a comeback for quite some time now, but it wasn't until they started popping up on every street style photographer-covered corner in New York, London, Milan and Paris that the trend became crystal clear.
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AT THE MET BREUER, that signal emanated powerfully in the slightly baggy retrospective of the painter Kerry James Marshall, whose 30-year career has brought craft, art history and the history of black life in America into a thrilling new alignment.
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Dressed in a baggy yellow City of St. Louis Corrections shirt, White was walking to the van that would take him back to the Workhouse after his rearrest, when a guard called his name and handed him a bus ticket home.
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The American, who had a posture like a question mark, was dressed in layers of baggy, unwashed black polyester, too tight on his paunch, and a Windbreaker over black jeans and running shoes—a costume exhumed from some Dungeons & Dragons basement.
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From there it mostly resembles every other video from the year 2000: baggy pants, weird gloves, and Sisqo showing off his belly button tattoo by doing a cheerleader's tumbling routine behind a row of women tanning their arses on the beach.
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Webber talked about how he and the other members of Michigan's Fab Five had introduced the baggy shorts style — a style that made millions for clothing companies — yet he could not even give a jersey to his parents without violating N.C.A.A. rules.
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From its goofy-ass theme song to its liberal inclusion of of baggy T-shirts and backward hats, Disney's Bug Juice—a reality show following a group of kids while they spent a summer at sleep-away camp—was 90s as hell.
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From there, Cristal wrote most of the album with her sister, Alisa, a drummer who is mellow yet effervescent; her frequent usage of the word "like" and penchant for baggy urban streetwear gives her more of a California girl vibe than Utahan.
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And, even if you do take your jeans to a tailor, a basic re-hem looks weak and slightly baggy compared to the original (unless your tailor can do a specific rolled-denim stitch and taper the leg, which can cost way more).
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She also says she was instructed to follow certain "rules" when staying at his home, including giving him her phone and wearing baggy clothes — allegations that sound eerily familiar to the "sex cult" report also written by DeRogatis for Buzzfeed last month.
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"The journey I've been on since I came into the league wearing baggy jeans and huge shirts to really caring about the craftsmanship of good clothing and having a style point of view is something that's not lost on me," he says.
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You watch him and remember a YouTube video of the clown parades they used to have in the Calais refugee camp, baggy-trousered theatre students slapsticking in the French mud for an audience of laughing Syrian kids and their sad-eyed parents.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads NEWARK — You walk by the black man in an oversized white T-shirt and baggy dark jeans, dancing to James Brown's "The Big Payback," strutting, hands on his hips, letting his backbone slowly slip side to side.
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And, while I admit that Brandon, the sweetheart of the most recent season, is nothing but lovable, I'm willing to bet that in a few years his dystopian, baggy-canvas-with-dangly-things designs will look nearly as ridiculous as Trump's fake hair.
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Walking around the north London suburbs wearing ripped jeans, eye-liner, brightly-coloured hair, my mum's shoulder-padded work jacket, and Dunlop Green Flash instead of the Reebok Classics and baggy sportswear was an open invitation to get your head kicked in.
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When I started my period, I really had a nice little figure and really did not want no one to see my figure so I wore baggy clothes and dressed like a boy and stuff so boys would not be interested in me.
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And it's the very clever device that White uses to shape what might have been a loose, baggy monster: a book chronicling a country, after a Civil War, that was rocked by labor unrest, xenophobia, new technologies, and two serious economic depressions.
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While Maxwell was dressed all in black, Kristen opted for an all-white look wearing a cropped t-shirt, low-slung, baggy jeans and Adidas sneakers, keeping her short, frosted hair out of her face with the help of a blue bandana.
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Before the experiment I was getting a lot of tech-related ads for services like Google Fi and Verizon (there were also, somewhat inexplicably, a lot of ads for what appeared to be baggy hemp and linen clothes for women over 30).
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CreditCreditRyan Pfluger for The New York Times LOS ANGELES — When Rupert Friend stepped out of wardrobe on a recent Wednesday, he wore a filthy checked shirt, baggy tweed pants and boots that looked as if they could have been used as chew toys.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian cricketer Shane Warne's prized "baggy green" cap raised more than A$2500 million ($5003,2500) on Friday for bushfire relief efforts, with the new owners planning to use it to raise more funds before it is donated to a museum.
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Standing in a suburban Milwaukee campaign office -- sporting a Milwaukee Brewers hat, custom jersey (Walker #45 because he's the 45th governor of the state), baggy jeans and lace-up boots -- the two-term governor urged voters not to take anything for granted.
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" Short and hunched, with a thin beard and a baggy suit, Wildstein spoke softly as he described using the Port Authority—with its sprawling network of bridges, tunnels, and airports, and its almost five billion dollars in revenue—as a political "goody bag.
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Most of the least expensive winter hats for sale on Amazon come along with comments like "the colors are off" or "the fit is too small," to highlight a few of the issues buyers of the NYFASHION101 Oversized Baggy Slouch Winter Beanie reported.
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Like Jay-Z, who went from baggy tees and "Big Pimpin'," to settling into middle age with a wife and some kids and a few family businesses, Ghetts has also steadied, becoming a father and squashing his squabbles with the likes of Bashy.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. On the homepage of his website, a banner picture shows Rafa Benitez, rocking a New Dad look in baggy jeans and practical black shoes, standing on the edge of an advancing sea, more uncomfortable than poetic.
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Cody was sitting on top of my car, in baggy jeans, hair hanging in his face, playing a guitar — like I had given someone a checklist of my ideal boy, and they'd created him and placed him on top of my green Geo Prism.
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" And Taiba Akhuetie, 28, co-founder of cult salon Keash Braids, finds the festive season the perfect opportunity to amp up her look: "On a standard night out I like to feel comfortable — baggy jeans, Converse, and a cute top are my go-to.
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In the photos, Kylie's hair is once again down to her waist after a brief foray with chartreuse and bright purple wigs at Coachella, pairing her Cher hair with a black crop top, baggy leather trousers and fur-covered slides despite the summertime temperatures.
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The first five minutes of this documentary's 900-minute runtime act as a kind of palate cleanser for 50-plus years of division and silence, while pointing to a grander ambition: to arrive at a big, baggy historical truth that everyone can agree on.
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Instead of wearing the long, baggy pants that came in vogue in the majors not long after Francisco was born, he was instructed to put stirrups over high socks — forming that classic arch along the front of his shin like the Arc de Triomphe.
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So the show has a loose, portmanteau theme, baggy and bland unless you fill it with interesting things, which the Met curators — Andrea Bayer and Kelly Baum, under the direction of Sheena Wagstaff, chairwoman of the Modern and contemporary art department — on the whole do.
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Protectively hunched over on a couch in baggy jeans and a beanie, Cole does look the part; he reminded me of the kind of pasty, silently seething boy who might take up a tiki torch after watching too many alt-right videos on YouTube.
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A man in baggy khakis and thick-soled sneakers bending to pick up after his dog, a child in a red puffer coat carrying both his and his little sister's backpacks after school, a tourist wearing a sweatshirt with the Eiffel Tower on it.
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Wearing baggy jeans, a white T-shirt and a baseball cap that kept his zinc-colored ponytail in place, he looked like a contractor, maybe a painter who'd come by to touch up the moldings and had been invited to stay for a Turkish coffee.
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There were psych-patterned shirts and spray-painted high-waist jeans, knits inspired by the drum and bass music scene, battered square-toe loafers and lots of black leather, from bombers to big baggy pants and used as detailing on layered shirts and waistcoats.
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As dusk approached, the rain briefly let up, and a battalion of men in baggy white coveralls—the official caddie costume at Augusta—fanned out across the range, to retrieve the hundreds of balls that the players had struck there earlier in the day.
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The title "Imperfections" doesn't lie: Viewers of David Singer's microbudgeted directorial debut will have to endure plenty of baggy scenes and awkward exchanges to enjoy the upside of this modest con movie, which has the charming, almost anachronistic noir setting of Chicago's Jewelers Row district.
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On social media, especially during Giants games, nothing about him seems to go unnoticed — not his retro hairdo, baggy sweatshirt, bushy mustache, outsize headgear or the multicolored sheet the size of a New Jersey diner menu that he holds over his face when calling plays.
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In between Instagramming himself on photoshoots and backstage at Virgil's show (where he got his skin touched up before hitting the runway), the Migos rapper was photographed out and about wearing baggy striped Gunther Paris pants, a rope around his waist and a black Balenciaga turtleneck.
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This isn't a game of who wore it best, of course, but we can't ignore the refreshing feeling that washed over us as we scrolled through last night's line-up of leg slits and strappy stilettos to stumble upon a pair of baggy trousers and white sneaks.
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An event that has left us feeling fraught because although the reality star is currently achieving all of her body weight dreams, she's also sacrificing her extensive collection of elaborate chokers in the process as they've started to become too baggy for her newly slender neck.
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While their team brainstormed several ideas, including Sousaa helping a grandma across the street, the one plan that clicked involved him dressed in a baggy pink sweatshirt, a long bleached blonde wig and sitting on a park bench alone eating a burrito in a unique way.
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Reubens, who is 63, wore a nondescript outfit that struck a compromise between aging Angeleno scenester and high-school math teacher: loosefitting jeans bunched at the ankles; leather walking shoes; baggy black T-shirt; Casio calculator watch; large sunglasses that fit directly over his rimless eyeglasses.
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But the comments section became especially heinous after the body positive activist posted a side-by-side photo showing herself in two outfits — one in which she's wearing a sheer top, and one in which she's wearing a baggy sweater — and declaring that she's confident in both.
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It was a stark difference from the last time Shayk was seen — when she snapped at an L.A. farmer's market on April 6 alongside mom Olga Shaykhlislamov — dressed comfortably in a long-sleeved baggy shirt, fuzzy slippers and black sunglasses as the pair shopped for strawberries.
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The 33-year-old Keeping Up with the Kardashians star has spent months hiding her growing baby belly under a sea of baggy sweatshirts and Birkin bags since PEOPLE first confirmed the news in September that she and boyfriend Tristan Thompson, are expecting a baby together.
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" And to this admittedly baggy semantic category, Orwell added the examples of people applying it fatuously to the Boy Scouts, the London Metropolitan Police, the Catholic Church and the British Labour Party, until he finally concluded that "as used, the word 'Fascism' is almost entirely meaningless.
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Looks like it's time for the iconic Clinton Kelly and Stacy London to restyle Trump's Twitter approach, helping him craft the perfect 140 (or 280?) character messages while stealthily trying to remedy his baggy trousers and address his desperate need for a tie clip in the process.
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Kardashian West debuted a much more toned-down look than her previous glam self — swapping out her eye-catching diamonds for a much more subtle wedding band and ditching her chainmail and latex dresses in favor of baggy t-shirts, sweatpants and a fresh, contour-free face.
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" Sitting on the couch in his tech-nerd-turned-CEO uniform — an untucked button-down shirt, sports jacket, and tattered baggy jeans — Hotz went on: "What I started to realize over the last couple of months is that Tesla's not our competition — our competition is almost nonexistent.
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Carter wanted Cinqué's clothes in this scene to have a slightly baggy fit for the actor who played the role, Djimon Hounsou; she imagined that Cinqué might have been lent European attire for the occasion by a lawyer or a financial backer sympathetic to the abolitionist cause.
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As part of that, he might periodically pop up on a JumboTron, looking constipated and baggy in someone else's luxury box, as the crowd rustles briefly with recognition—oh wow, that guy from the 1980s—before the control room cuts to a shot of someone better known.
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Most makers offer partial suits, which just include a head, tail and paws; three-quarters, which add on hip-to-feet bits and are often worn with a baggy shirt or jersey mascot-style; or full-suits, the most visible and best known of the lot.
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There were also some surprises: Bicycle shorts, which haven't seen the light of the runway in some time, showed up at Dolce & Gabbana, Off-White and Saint Laurent, a welcome addition for the shorts lover who's after more coverage but doesn't exactly yearn for baggy Bermudas.
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When I came down from our room to the lobby for a morning coffee, I ran across an older man in a baggy tank top, Jordans and gym shorts, toting flaming red shopping bags packed with TWA swag he had bought at the new TWA store.
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Zwirner, who likewise operates a global network of galleries and is Gagosian's chief rival for the best artists and estates, is a vaguer presence, as are many of the worthy gallerists who recur throughout, getting necessarily short shrift in what is already a baggy, scrupulously overlong history.
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On the E, the motley crew of 45 slowly assembled: The man with the bag of cans, men who muttered and smelled bad, but also young people — a bearded man in baggy jeans holding a kitten, a young woman in thin tights with a ratty suitcase.
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Among those legions, many had already started to adopt the musician's striking visual aesthetic: performatively dead eyes (bored, at best), hair dyed in shades of electric blue and pale purple, an all-baggy anti-silhouette — a collective middle finger to the strictures of teen-pop sex appeal.
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There was a fuchsia satin T-shirt over baggy red trousers under a gold taffeta coat with a train; a double-face cashmere sweatshirt patchworked with lace anemone intarsia atop anemone-printed moiré pants; and a navy cashmere pea coat paired with explosive taffeta palazzo pants.
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The nurse, Jessica Anderson, beat a record set in 2015 — for the fastest woman to run the marathon in a nurse's uniform — by 32 seconds while wearing a baggy blue scrub: her uniform as an employee of the National Health Service in the East End of London.
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At 20103, Bulleri presides over his domain — the Ristorante da Giacomo, the elegant Giacomo Bistrot next door and the grand Giacomo Arengario overlooking the drippy sandcastle Duomo — like a benevolent king, his baggy suit, dashing cravat and jauntily tipped Borsalino reminiscent of a chic mafia boss.
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At 446 pages, the novel can be baggy on occasion, but there is admirable ambition in the way Mitsuki's story expands into a much larger portrait of middle-class anomie in a Japan still reckoning with its past and the paradoxes — and fraught compromises — of its identity.
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He had recently moved to the city from his home in Northern Ireland to study fashion design and still wore the kinds of baggy pants and severe haircuts of his skateboarding and surfing crew back in Belfast (he had a long center part with an undercut).
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Holding on by her fingertips, she hangs there, as he steps out in baggy jeans and not one but two thick chain and padlock necklaces, and delivers the most iconic rock-rap since Papa Roach's Jacoby Shaddix told us he'd reached his last resort in 2000.
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In a series of photos she posted to Instagram Thursday, the 33-year-old Keeping Up With the Kardashians star, who has been hiding her bump in baggy clothes recently, modeled new looks from her Good American Clothing line including a tight-fitting black sweatsuit with fishnet cutouts.
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Under the subsection for Caution Wear Iron Grip Snugger Fit: 12-Pack of Condoms, he writes (emphasis ours):I'm not, uh, exactly blessed in the crotch department, and when I first became sexually active and started using condoms, I found the standard issue to be a little … baggy.
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