Garland hung with bright baubles lines the stairwell and balcony.
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Start with five pieces, then add the bits and baubles.
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So... why do they look like a bunch of Christmas baubles?
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Why did you want to branch out into bigger-ticket baubles?
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Between us, silver retractable baubles twinkle in the Metropolitan Opera's ceiling.
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Lisa Nichols makes festive memorial baubles at her home in Connecticut.
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The co-founder of kids shoe company Baubles + Soles has grit.
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In his mind, they were neither decorative baubles nor travel trophies.
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This is huge since the popular baubles rarely go on sale.
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"Creating memorial baubles was, and continues to be, therapeutic," she told me.
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Below was a full skirt, made entirely from the connected metal baubles.
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Treat yourself to flowers, massages, baubles, and fun nights on the town.
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The American home is replete with all manner of overpriced baubles and trinkets.
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Meager Christmas markets opened to peddle baubles to a slightly more optimistic populace.
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The bright living and dining space, filled with holiday baubles at this season.
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The glass baubles come in beautiful translucent colors, from sky blue to golden yellow.
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Ahead, we've rounded up 10 of our favorite Instagram accounts for spotting vintage baubles.
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A surge in consumer financing has put desirable baubles within reach of more Indians.
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Why add sparklers and baubles when the gown is already bordering on body jewelry?
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LONDON — We've heard of beard baubles, glitter beards and even jingle bell-adorned beards.
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Choose from toffee baubles, berry jamboree, Nutella ganache, M&Ms, sucking candy (?), and Starbursts.
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Flowing ruffles, embellished baubles, and tailoring that can give any body hourglass-like proportions.
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Despite the belts, baubles and sceptres, he remains a grounded, down to earth chap.
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Police precincts across America are putting baubles on Christmas trees and stringing up tinsel.
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His home, where he has lived since 2005, is filled with art and baubles.
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The brand's baubles disappeared, reappeared and then disappeared again from the department store's website.
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Age: 70 Occupation: retired massage therapist Tell me about those baubles around your neck.
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The inspiring framed wall art above her daughter's crib, flanked by a few feathered baubles.
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With the Cars, Ocasek wrote cheerful singalongs, impassive baubles, bewildering hooks, deceptively friendly formal paradoxes.
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Fidget spinners are cheap plastic baubles for kids amazed at the wonders of ball bearings.
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A photographer at the conference wanted to shoot McLeary's living (but very low-maintenance!) baubles.
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While they may horde thousands of dollars in baubles or 200 lipsticks, she doesn't steal.
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Last Christmas, Santa brought Beard Baubles, festive ornaments designed to be hung from facial hair.
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Strewn around our necks, ankles, and wrists, the flimsy metal baubles were anything but luxurious.
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Now, she frequently paints baubles with her signature renderings of suns, moons and celestial orbs.
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More than escapist fantasies or backyard baubles, tiny houses are increasingly sheltering people in need.
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To Trump, all the world is baubles, and he reaches reflexively for the shiniest one.
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Buildings become giant baubles plopped into an otherwise dull cityscape, like extravagant "Jetsons"-age sculptures.
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They include tourist baubles for Pope-loving wet nurses, would-be nuns, and repentant masturbators.
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The purposes of these baubles will not make you happier, or make your job less shitty.
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They're friendly, but they love shiny things, so they'll destroy belongings looking to get to baubles.
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There are also one-of-a-kind baubles, embellished with diamonds, rubies, and other precious stones.
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The orange, pink and blue baubles add a pop of color to simple metallic look. 19.
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And some of the baubles and additions to clothing can't be done by a standardized machine.
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I began laughing and explained that I was a reporter and could not take such baubles.
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But despite the baubles and billion-dollar office parks, I'm really not feeling it this year.
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Unadorned greenery, simple rustic touches and carefully curated decorations are replacing the usual baubles and bells.
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F W Woolworth played a major role in creating affordable decorations, importing glass baubles and stars.
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Jewelry: Costume pieces, inexpensive metal amulets and baubles found in vending machines sometimes test positive for lead.
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Just like in year's past, the internet is just as bewildered by beard baubles as you are.
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A nearby light fixture designed out of the season's staple baubles keeps the space merry and bright.
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Over the summer, the brand launched its own line of nail polishes that coordinate with its baubles.
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If you don't care, you can just walk through, catching small glimpses of the baubles littered about.
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To try this at home with high impact, Byrne suggests applying gouache paints to white ceramic baubles.
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The line even has a seasonal slant with McDonald&aposs tree baubles and an ugly holiday sweater.
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Whose sayings can adorn your life on shower curtains, branded mats, Christmas tree baubles and iPhone cases.
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They also tend to eschew the hefty baubles their parents preferred for a much more spare style.
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Ray hung white lights and colorful baubles on the sparse branches and accompanied them with beautiful wooden horses.
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And so, the digital baubles we earn for participating in Age of Triumph's grinds have short-term value.
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I'd put those Winter Magic gloves on and put little hair baubles over my fingers like big rings.
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Resources like plants, fruits, animal meat (obtained from hunting) and enemy baubles all support a new cooking system.
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Belts, baubles and decades aside, like art it's a truth best left in the eye of the beholder.
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What the participation trophy invoker fails to grasp is that the recipients never once asked for these baubles.
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There's a vibrant sculpture about his sexual energies, with huge breasts and two shiny Christmas baubles as testicles.
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Stones of that size can make some of the world's most extravagant finished jewels seem like mere baubles.
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Rather than gifting her V.I.P.s with baubles during the holidays, Olshan sends Sakara Life organic meal delivery plans.
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I entered a control room with a wall of monitors and desks covered with baubles and Post-its.
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For years, the mall mecca has been the ultimate jewelry destination — plastic piercing gun, chunky colored baubles, and all.
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Find the smartest deal by visiting several jewelry stores and hunting online for baubles like the one you want.
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However, those in the market for some expensive new baubles might want to consider the snack brand's holiday collection.
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"Airborne" percolates with baubles of percussion, Nile Rodgers-esque disco guitars, and vocal samples all buffed to a sheen.
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But, unfortunately, this isn't the first time the ridiculous phrase misguidedly used to sell baubles has come under fire.
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Hermès's $640 Clic H Bracelet is one of those luxury baubles that's financially out of reach for most shoppers.
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Nguyen broke down the numbers for the Sharks: She said Baubles + Soles was projecting $300,000 in sales for 2019.
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As you punch your way to justice, you pick up baubles and alternate outfits that further power you up.
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Many deride her lifestyle brand, Goop, as little more than an overhyped e-commerce platform peddling pseudoscience and baubles.
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Although built largely around Theo as a youth, the film's casting incorporates lots of shiny baubles along the way.
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The Golden Globes — always fond of shiny new baubles — have generally been friendlier to streaming networks than the Emmys.
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But a check allegedly bounced, according to the site, and now Wildenstein says she doesn't know where the baubles are.
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The Shallows star outfitted her ears in Lorraine Schwartz baubles, and threw on a pair of pearl-lined Chanel sunnies.
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I wanted the shiny baubles that modern society produces as a bitter trade for the isolation of post-industrial life.
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Keep scrolling to see where else you can shop some of your favorite stars' beloved baubles from 83 Other Reasons.
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There may be Pokémon Go baubles to collect—the app may have even compelled his walk in the first place.
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Community groups and organizations each adopt a room of the spacious mansion to decorate with trees, ribbons, baubles, and more.
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That's why we really love looking to smaller indie designers for stylish but affordable baubles to make up our stack.
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They're even gearing up to expand into fine jewelry, with a collection of lab-grown diamond baubles launching this fall.
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Tastefully appointed booths carry everything from tiny baubles and bibelots to sleek modernist furniture, antiquities, glassware and blue-chip art.
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Please. It's an intellectual heirloom: cherished by those who can afford such baubles but disposable in the eyes of others.
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A party that featured $50 million worth of baubles supplied by the Italian jeweler Bulgari was among the most extravagant.
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Both wore ankle-strap black heels and subtle bling (Anita Ko baubles for Reese, the requisite cool-teen choker for Ava).
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Late-night scrolls through our feed have now turned into the ideal time to scoop up the baubles we've been craving.
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Hannah Jewett has been making hoodies with necklace-like chains and other baubles hanging from where the drawstring would typically be.
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The first line of vegeta-baubles—feel free to use that—sold out before the unveiling party on Monday even ended.
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From fun baubles to cozy sweaters and statement bags and beyond, there's definitely a perfect piece for everyone on your list.
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She picked up the lapis-and-gold baubles from a Bhutan street vendor on Friday, basically making her all of us.
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With 3D printing, companies have the ability to create products on demand and not risk filling warehouses with countless unsold baubles.
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There were glittering rhinestone and Mondrian-inspired abstractions alongside Pop Art slices of watermelon and strawberries and Swarovski crystal-encrusted baubles.
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Instead of baubles or loot or ammo, though, the stories are what you're here for, not a means to an end.
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Just think of the boundlessly flamboyant options available for guys to transform into gals: baubles, boas, high heels, bouffants, ad infinitum.
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On a recent visit a foreign resident saw mainly toys, cosmetics and home-decor baubles being bought for between $2 and $10.
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Read on to see what other gorgeous baubles we'll be shopping at Kendra Scott while we can treat ourselves and save big.
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We know that Melania has always used her position for personal gain, the Trump name to sell her face creams and baubles.
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Basically, they're a modified version of the feather brow look from earlier this year, but with extra baubles (read: rhinestones) and glitter.
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Plus, it's more low-maintenance and requires way less thought than having to select baubles that coordinate with all your different looks.
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With the help of Dr. Henderson's formula, we developed our intuitive tool with visualization of your perfect tree with lights and baubles.
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Staring at a table of baubles, Tiago and his mother focused simultaneously on a blown-glass turkey dangling from a brass stand.
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And it's not only about eccentricity, though "Untitled" has many wonderful baubles that come out of nowhere and yet fit just fine.
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The conventional view at the time was that Americans went bankrupt because they spent too much on fancy cars, vacations and baubles.
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The cat house, which comes in green or white and is decorated in colorful baubles, is available to buy online for $79.99.
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Amazon has removed several products from its website including bottle openers and Christmas baubles featuring photographs of the Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz.
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In another room, office boxes filled with iconic middle class relics are encased in transparent, alien-like baubles hanging from the ceiling.
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For its Spring/Summer 2018 show at Paris Fashion Week, Balenciaga sent models down the runway wearing platform Crocs, adorned with kitschy baubles.
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The game doesn't pull your invisible strings the way most modern games do, using elaborate systems or shiny baubles to keep you engaged.
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Suddenly, a bland and lachrymose ceremony that seemed to be content to be a mere dispenser of trophy baubles found spark and meaning.
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Now, naturalistas are finding so many ways to wear them — and are giving even the most expensive baubles a run for their money.
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Workers manage to sell off baubles and trinkets scavenged from the cast-off clothes but must often share the proceeds with mill owners.
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"Ginfriends" will receive an email when the next batch of baubles becomes available for pre-order, expected to be announced in early December.
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Giant pumpkins and colorful leaves have now been replaced with wreaths, baubles, garland and sparkle, giving guests their first taste of the season.
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Continuing with the theme of reflection, he created two small golden baubles shaped like beading eyes, mounted on a door to the gardens.
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Instagram keeps adding widgets and baubles nobody wants in an effort to make us spend more time staring into Kylie Jenner's vacant eyes.
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With its glistening dome and twin minarets topped with golden baubles, the mosque of the mayor's clan appeared to be winning so far.
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" The sight of well-known faces — and fingers, wrists and necks — sporting her trademark baubles "gave us the credibility that we definitely needed.
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Plain baubles can also be transformed into shimmering showstoppers with a little spray adhesive on their exteriors and a heavy douse of iridescent glitter.
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All this nonsense is why I adore the funky grandmothers you can find on Instagram who dance about in baubles and proudly sport turbans.
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Wendt says the sparkler holds a sentimental significance for his family, who've all proposed with baubles from that shop for the past 135 years.
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Holiday customers shopping at a pop-up store in Manhattan this week left without baubles or packages to give to their family and friends.
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If sparkly and shiny baubles are your thing, perusing Stone and Strand&aposs selection will give you that kid in a candy store excitement.
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None of the gear you put in so many hours to obtain, none of the emotes or other cosmetic baubles you spent actual money on.
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Firms strive to keep players hooked, because the more time they spend in a game, the more money they will spend on baubles within it.
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Once you've turned your brows into fir-inspired perfection, you can commence decorating them with any manner of gems, metallic stars, and drawn-on baubles.
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The kid's bedroom had been turned into a papier-mâché cave, colored light brown with a red and yellow streak, and decorated with reflective baubles.
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When we're looking for cheap baubles, more often than not, our muscle memory kicks in and we end up perusing the same go-to stores.
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And don't feel they need to be confined to the Christmas tree: this year, Byrne strung together a garland of painted baubles on her mantel.
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The balmy weather and brilliant coastal beaches added their own charms, and the shabby baubles and ticky-tacky architecture of modern industrial tourism were born.
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But the certified B-corp isn&apost just committed to creating more ethically made baubles, it&aposs also doing its best to be eco-friendly.
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His decision to import large quantities of glass baubles and stars, originally produced by family workshops in Germany, did much to spread this new medium.
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And out back, the skeleton of a Valencia orange tree, planted by his mother 65 years ago, was now laden with baubles of charcoaled fruit.
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The mathematical answer is that it's probably not possible to dissipate a fortune like that by overspending on baubles in a generation or even two.
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With her hair pulled into a tight bun and round baubles on her ears, Grande stepped out in a puffy white coat and trendy white booties.
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Her hair decorated in baubles and her head and neck in precious jewels, she is surrounded by an aura and her expression evokes the Virgin Mary.
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Adding one too many of these fuzzy little baubles risks making you look like you've just walked out of your neighboring pre-school's seasonal arts fair.
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A U.K. company called Bootleg Baubles has made "The Swedish Stocking," an Ikea-inspired holiday stocking that can hang from your fireplace for just £20 ($27).
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Amid the big, blue chip baubles, there are flickers of truly powerful and personal work at the latest edition of the vast Armory Show art fair.
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It was her jewelry-making habit, making baubles to sell at a local boutique and to give to friends, that inadvertently lead to arranging blooms, actually.
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As a diplomat's wife in Europe, she was a republican surrounded by the baubles of monarchies, sometimes a court favorite but always something of an exotic.
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Even though they are not new, entries like MOXIE, BAUBLES, GRAY MATTER, ANGLOPHONE, CHURCHY, HANGDOG and the new-to-me, beautiful word QAID caught my eye.
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In fact, you're probably tempted to strip off all your baubles before hitting the sand for a day of fun in the sun — and reasonably so.
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I wish Hallberg had written these sketches equipped with slightly more faith in his readers' willingness to concentrate without needing their attention distracted by editorial baubles.
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There's no single thing that I can say is remarkable about it, but it's comfortable, entertaining, and regularly updated with new baubles for me to chase.
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Kapoor's work is perfectly suited for investment bankers' colosseum-sized living rooms, made in the same poor taste as yellow Lamborghinis and other gaudy "luxury" baubles.
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When she's not treating herself to some baubles and bling, Kris says it's important for her to practice self-care to reset from her busy work schedule.
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With an undone bun, stacks of beautiful baubles, colorful bags in her hand and in a vintage-inspired ensemble, Brosnahan is a mirror-image of her aunt.
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In addition to the more obvious holiday products like baubles, checked wrapping paper, string lights, and cookie cutters, Ikea will release more subtly festive pieces and tableware.
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That's why, just in time for Valentine's Day (listen up, significant others!), we've rounded up 30 of the most gorgeous baubles made right here in the city.
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Keeping your baubles in plain sight not only helps with your daily deliberations on accessorizing, it's also a gorgeous showcase that sets the scene for your bedroom.
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Whether it's adding some bling to their favorite car or adorning themselves with giant baubles, millionaires and billionaires are not afraid to add a touch of sparkle.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads You can keep your celebrities, oligarchs, and socialites; we prefer to expand our world beyond luxury baubles and games of status.
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These movies are self-contained little baubles about a group of misfit weirdos who work together and love each other because all they have is each other.
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I remember as a child gazing longingly at it in her narrow carpeted walk-in closet, which was packed with her platform shoes and caftans and baubles.
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But some tried for spontaneity, pulling together what at least appeared to be a ragtag assemblage of vintage treasures, personal mementos and baubles retrieved from their wardrobes.
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The sartorial embodiment of a birthday cake: a devoré velvet dress, topped with a swish of bright fur and iced with colorful baubles and sugary sweet accessories.
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The originally elegant costumes have been replaced by stretch fabric and embellished with more stones, emphasising the baubles on the ballerina's tutu more than her athleticism and artistry.
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At a Heads Together reception hosted by the youth support service The Mix, they spoke with counselors and volunteers, and helped to decorate baubles and make paper chains.
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The mother duck's eggs look like a pile of shaky Christmas baubles; the growing swan, his fuzzy tufts of hair becoming more streamlined as he ages, is sweet.
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Cruz has the dinosaur of a mobile phone tucked under one arm, while the other hand is holding up a cigarette while festooned with big, brash, gold baubles.
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The two men professed to have little interest in the baubles of materialism, and they joked that they would cash out of Tessr to become wandering Buddhist monks.
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The world of contemporary art is among the brightest baubles in the expanding swath of culture that now blends high and low; analog and digital; entertainment and fashion.
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I've subtly suggested a 1 to 2mm yellow gold band featuring a few tiny baubles at the center, with a price tag of less than half a grand.
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The professional (and often offstage) attire of the male musicians who practiced this earsplitting art embraced a peacock panoply of baubles, boas, high heels and, yes, bouffant coiffures.
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Here, contemporary culture rends artists of their political pretense and unmasks itself as a collection of shiny baubles for the rich, whom galleries pad with puffery and champagne.
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Do not question the expensiveness of these precious motors: The privilege to just bid on one of these baubles will cost RM Sotheby's auction-goers a $300 entrance fee.
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Now you can either appreciate those handcrafted ornaments on your tree or feel immense shame at the factory manufactured novelty baubles that required no care and no secret clay.
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So let the colorful baubles for every birth month inspire you to reconsider that childhood gift — either as an investment piece for yourself or a surprise for someone special.
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Puzzles that task you with locating keys and baubles or manipulating objects to create shadow forms often open paths to new locations or shortcuts back to those previously visited.
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Family portraits, sports team hats, and discount running shoes are locked away from the viewer inside the baubles, suggesting the unavailability and disappearance of once prolific cultural middle objects.
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But if you're in the early stages of your ornament collection, or simply want a new look for your evergreen centerpiece, adding new baubles can be quite the pricey feat.
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In America, we do not begrudge the rich for their baubles but instead celebrate them in magazine spreads in which they wear outfits that cost as much as our houses.
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This season, already over 73,000 of the baubles have been produced, and beginning in January 2017 Pickering's has plans to begin crafting a whopping 300,000 for the next holiday season.
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Reuters photographers took the streets of cities across the continent to capture traders and hawkers selling everything from Santa hats and fake beards to colorful tinsel and shiny tree baubles.
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In other words, she has refused to join the club that celebrates the excesses of the 1% by making glitzy baubles and ponderous, oversized paintings to hang on their walls.
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"Frida Kahlo: Making Herself Up," an exhibition last fall at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, helped spark this latest revival, and with it an influx of Frida-like baubles.
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Speaking with the British accent she acquired as a girl at an English-language school in Baghdad, Iraq, where she grew up, she recalled her long history with expensive baubles.
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While there are a lot of customizable baubles out there, the challenge comes in finding something that's streamlined enough to suit a variety of personal styles while still feeling unique.
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If your jewelry storage strategy is anything like ours, you've likely got your heirlooms tucked into soft, cloth bags and your everyday favorites tangled into a mass of baubles and chains.
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The strip of North Carolina on which the justices divided is a skinnier version of the nation of Chile, set on a 45-degree angle and decorated with baubles and sticks.
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In the clip, decorators use cranes to ascend the 30-foot tree and attach baubles and lights to its branches, creating a sparkling display that puts the Kirakira+ app to shame.
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During our visit, behind workshops producing coffee sets, Christmas baubles and jugs, the London-based artist Sissi had taken over a back room to piece together a vast, vinelike wall work.
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When asked on Wednesday what he would like to see passed in the coming legislative session, the governor laid out a veritable Christmas list of progressive baubles, including codifying Roe v.
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That's a problem as Trump contemplates a lackluster record and goes in search of iconic achievements -- and longed for baubles, such as a Nobel Peace Prize -- ahead of the 2020 election.
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I had panned around the section of earth I was given, fiddled curiously with the Stargate-like portal and the various tools and baubles laid out on the mat where I started.
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"It's really exciting and then when you find out the prices you kind of get all giddy," she said, recalling what it was like to shoot the campaign with the beautiful baubles.
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The strength of the show therefore resides in its dazzling individual objects — including ear ornaments, necklaces, nose rings, headdresses, and other baubles — whose function and effect often transcend the stated thematic categories.
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As usual in large commercial fairs, most of what you'll see at Frieze quickly devolves into so much product, but there is still some soul to be found amongst the gaudy baubles.
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Julia Baird adores "funky grandmothers you can find on Instagram who dance about in baubles and proudly sport turbans," but her greatest fantasy is just to wear and do what she wants.
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Kuwata's work appeared in the forms of ceramic baubles that were attached to the brand's new lunch-bag-like drawstring Flamenco clutches, as well as breastplates woven into the center of dresses.
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Modern sculpture since Rodin has gone greater and greater distances from the studio; these artists' baubles are a throwback to personalization and craftsmanship, for which the word "decorative" seems not to suffice.
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"The Emoji Movie" is the apotheosis of Hollywood's consumerist blockbuster trend, where the smartphone is recast as a playground, and tech companies spin their products into sparking baubles to sell to children.
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According to the Robb Report, many of the bits and baubles on the tree are Art Deco-inspired, and take the form of other luxury items like perfume bottles and martini glasses.
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My favorite of these many corny, ardent baubles is "Just Ain't Christmas," in which Ne-Yo mopes on Christmas alone, missing his beloved, as a shiny electronic beat whooshes through his ears.
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An hour later, she and Mr. Chan had decorated about two dozen cookies, hers messier than his: baubles ornamented with swirls and dots, gingerbread people in bow ties and jaunty yellow pants.
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"Keep your perfectly placed baubles, bows and bells out of reach of curious, crawling kids or your cats' playful paws with this 6ft parasol tree," reads the product description for this unusual creation.
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Of course, it's not the first time we're seeing Khaleesi-inspired jewelry — a simple search on sites like Etsy will pull up plenty of fan-created baubles worthy of the Mother of Dragons.
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Instead of baubles you switch out every day to match your mood and outfit, the most exciting jewelry coming out these days are pieces that you put on once and never take off.
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This luxury eyewear brand has created bedazzled sunglasses, clutches, and baubles for celebrities like Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, and Rihanna, even creating the official accessories for the Savage x Fenty NYFW show this year.
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Actors, talk show hosts, reality TV stars, and singers have been showing off all kinds of over-the-top, festive decor from classic bright red baubles to trendy additions like hot pink trees.
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Some women might expect a couple bouquets, a few baubles, and maybe a nice dinner amongst the offerings from a beau in the doghouse trying to pay penance to win his lover back.
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Sen. Mark WarnerPhoto: Win McNamee (Getty)The internet-connected gadgets, devices, baubles, and geegaws we fill our homes with to perform menial tasks and surveil our every move are often times wildly insecure.
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The pancakes puff up like giant golden baubles, and Xian Zhang packs them neatly in paper bags He hates plane food, and the pancakes will keep as comforting sustenance for a few days.
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An official portrait of the former first lady and Democratic presidential nominee is hanging in the Cross Hall of the White House, displayed alongside an array of bells, baubles and other holiday décor.
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The very real-looking site will bring you all the way to a shopping cart with your new thigh gap baubles; once you click "check out," the faux brand's real M.O. is revealed.
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The stakes could not be higher for the Hudson Yards complex; the $20 billion development has been universally panned by architecture critics who characterize it as a one percenter's playground of expensive baubles.
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Kalkan had one main commercial street, and it seemed as genuine as a theater set: men hanging around in doorways, hawking carpets and baubles, crowded together in some fantasia of Middle Eastern life.
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Another work of Matthews' located close to the damaged sculpture — a pair of vending machines that doled out wood figurines and ceramics inside plastic baubles in exchange for quarters — invited patrons to touch.
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Keep scrolling to see all the beautiful baubles we'll be scooping up while we can save big and accessorize like our favorite celebs — but hurry, because this amazing $10 Sale Event ends August 6.
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Then there's this 28ft one in Rome's Piazza Venezia, which cost a solid €220,22017 ($21,220) in transport fees and pretty much has more baubles than pine needles: rest in peace😢💔 #Spelacchio pic.twitter.
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My 123 year old grandmother bought Christmas baubles in Dunnes Stores, which I have just realised upon decorating her tree that unbeknownst to her upon purchase, they are in fact, lavender glitter G-strings.
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No doubt Durant was enticed by riches (he signed a $54 million contract for two years of play), as well as baubles (a new stadium coming soon) and perks (a lot more open shots).
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In Something Between Us, costume jewelry, glass baubles, and other thrift store trinkets are transformed into portals to another world, reflective mediums for blissfully psychedelic prisms of light that swell into a kaleidoscopic cacophony.
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The first lady, who attended the center with Suzanne Johnson, wife of the U.S. ambassador to Britain, also presented the children with baubles after they sang the Christmas hit "All I want for Christmas".
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A limo can be decorated with words or baubles just as a cake can—adornments that may or may not reflect affirmation of gay marriage—but neither is essentially a vehicle for communicating any message.
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While more information on the animals and their ecosystems is needed, the stakes described here are immense, as is the sorrow over majestic creatures massacred only so that their tusks can be made into baubles.
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Another company that favors "real-life" experiences is Flying Tiger, a Danish homewares and gift company that exhibited sequined eye masks, illuminated unicorns and pineapple-shaped baubles on a large stand at the Christmas show.
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It also improperly contributed to a political campaign and apparently spent money to buy baubles at charity auctions for Mr. Trump's personal use, including portraits of him and a football helmet signed by Tim Tebow.
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While the fish in the installation decompose, serving as a real-time memento mori, the glittery baubles decorating their bodies remain impervious, shining on despite the grotesque array of bacteria working double-time around them.
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And since we can get away with buying one pair of earrings to wear everywhere without looking lazy, even people who historically don't like to adorn their lobes are popping on these baubles (including yours truly).
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According to Reuters, on Thursday, a federal jury ruled that Costco should pay the jewelry brand $5.5 million for selling a reported 2,500 engagement rings dubbed as "Tiffany" baubles that were not, in fact, Tiffany pieces.
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"My 74 year old grandmother bought Christmas baubles in Dunnes Stores, which I have just realized upon decorating her tree that unbeknownst to her upon purchase, they are in fact, lavender glitter G-strings," she wrote.
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Constantly decked out with hoops, studs, and tons of other dangly baubles, Bowes' ear styling makes us want to leave our super-simple pieces in the past and pile on as many mismatched earrings as possible.
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With the SUVs, pickups and minivans subject to weaker rules than cars, automakers can get away with building less fuel-efficient vehicles while throwing in baubles such as extra cup holders to run up the price.
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These cute baubles are not what we think of when we consider Ai's brave political acts and statements (though I give him credit for going to witness the refugee crisis firsthand on the Greek island of Lesbos).
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And then there's the 9/11 merchandise: included in the vast assortment of keepsakes are hundreds of memorial bracelets, Christmas baubles, and even fire axes with the number of firefighters' lives lost carved into the wooden handle.
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The elegant and mustachioed Top, who had for years designed Lanvin's fashionable baubles, engineers much of his own namesake haute joaillerie with a mechanical precision that allows the wearer to change personalities as vividly as a peacock.
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The celeb-loved brand's holiday collection features seven pairs of whimsical crystal and beaded baubles that are totally season-worthy and sure to make your outfit a hit at your office party — plus, they're all under $60.
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Although in the case of Frazier and troubled students like him, it centers not on wins and losses but on missed educations and on cynical adults and school officials who use these young men as athletic baubles.
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Israel Dispatch ASHDOD, Israel — As dusk fell in a port city in southern Israel, Roman Kaminker's neighborhood pop-up shop twinkled with a bountiful display of Santa dolls and synthetic spruce trees adorned with tinsel and baubles.
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Our moms were our earliest jewelry role models, and our penchant for heirloom-feeling baubles — charm-laden pendant necklaces, stacks of tooled bangles, and engraved signet rings — originated with the inherited accessories that she'd pile on every day.
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When I glimpsed the colorful confetti of texture bursting through the black-and-white ground in "Dotted" (1959), I had to put my hands behind my back to resist reaching out and touching the puffy baubles of wool.
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There are big, juicy baubles full of fluid and tiny barnacles embedded in the landscape of my face that, when coaxed, release a hard squiggle that looks like a comma, or sometimes, if I'm lucky, a curly spring.
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Shoppers, you know the drill: Since there's no promo code necessary, all you have to do is add the gorgeous baubles you want from the sale section to your shopping cart and checkout to receive this awesome deal.
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Their popularity, too, is likely due to just how versatile this style of necklace can be; worn alone or piled among some of your favorite baubles, lariats can make a variety of statements without requiring too much effort.
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Her picks range in price from $19 to $1,950, and feature baubles to suit every style: delicate, charm-laden drop earrings; semi-precious statement necklaces; raw-stone stacking rings; and colorful pieces rendered in acrylic and polymer clay.
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With this jewelry-forward look that recalls the high-rolling lifestyle of rap artists and their heavy-handed accessorizing, we highlight Lizz Jardim's craft — she made most of the many (many) chains, ID bracelets, and baubles you see here.
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The "Beard Bouquet" is currently taking the internet by storm, and just like Beard Baubles that came before, the Beard Bouquet is a set of nine clip-in red roses to decorate your man's facial hair for Valentine's Day.
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Models wore some of his finest baubles on runways, and actresses donned them for awards ceremonies like the Oscars, the Tonys and the Golden Globes, and high-profile events like the Met Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Considered the world's oldest gems because they emerge from their shells as finished products, requiring no cutting or shaping, the baubles have been sought after since the Middle Ages, as much for their beauty as for their mystical properties.
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As for getting our hands on the baubles themselves, packs of 1000 flat-back pearl beads can be found for about five bucks — which means you can afford to trick out a whole damn wedding party in the rad look.
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Have you ever left your house on a hot day wearing a look you're totally into, only to end up peeling off one (or a few) of your baubles and throwing them in your bag just a few hours later?
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His new exhibition of blockbuster aquarium ornaments in Venice consists of the absolute worst kind of super-sized SkyMall baubles; they should be returned to the sea, sunk deep into the Mariana Trench, or perhaps tossed into an active volcano.
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Check out Carla Pontes' slouchy black-and-gray wood-patterned wool dresses, Cristina Real's metallic faux leather and fur numbers, and gold-and-silver baubles by the jeweler Lia Gonçalves Joalharia, as well as sublime marbled ceramics from Lagrima Studio.
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As soon as she ventured into the limelight with a gut-wrenchingly candid verse on Chance the Rapper's Acid Rap cut "Lost," it was clear that she cared more about her poetic realization than the shiny baubles of critical acclaim.
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Then she discovered that her base-metal bangle was missing and quickly realized that she could only have lost it to the person she was stealing from; she'd been distracted by the baubles and the appeal of those delicate earlobes.
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This year's show seemed to me more business as usual, with fairgrounds on Piers 92 and 94 along the west side of Manhattan festooned with incandescent baubles and visually roisterous works that clamor to capture my gaze and concentrate my attention.
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If you already have a collection of baubles and other hard-to-value property, be sure to have them appraised so that you can adequately insure them, said Scott Teller, a customer segmentation officer for personal risk services at Chubb.
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Thus, the largest land creatures on earth, which are thought by some to mourn the deaths of other elephants, were being killed by the tens of thousands every year for whatever human vanities could be satisfied by trinkets and baubles.
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He and the Republican Congress are now on a path that is well trodden by their liberal counterparts in the Democratic Party: running up the debt to pay for the baubles of today at the expense of our children's future.
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At the conclusion of this study, they note that their findings have implications "for marketing practice," explaining that they may be potentially useful to professionals who wish to exploit the buying power of jealousy to sell gaudy baubles to the suffering consumer.
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In sequined capes, blazers and vests, often festooned with baubles and brooches, Mr. Mercado let viewers know whether it was going to be a good month or a bad one, or if they simply had to ponerte las pilas, or get to work.
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But to borrow from another holiday special, the commercial imperative to adorn the story with shiny baubles to suit the frenetic demands of modern animation is a bit like the little Christmas tree that Charlie Brown brings home to Linus and the gang.
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The bronze bead curtains have transformed into strings of gilded glass baubles; the flatware and glasses pay homage to the vintage designs used at the original restaurant; and the bar is once again a four-sided island in the middle of a lounge.
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But it now stands 65 feet tall and has some 60,000 lights and hundreds of baubles, many of them stamped with a red N. If Spelacchio was approachable, the branches and ornaments of this year's tree are protected by a giant net.
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But the pieces with the most investment potential have a level of craftsmanship in addition to scarcity that makes them stand out from the beautiful baubles that are produced year after year — and appreciate beyond the value of their metals and gems.
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I heard all the arguments against him in art school, where Koons is largely despised by students as some kind of art supervillain: that he's too commercial and kitchey; that he sells shiney baubles to collectors with too much money and not enough sense.
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In the months that followed, I started to notice an obvious trend evolving beyond classic hoops: Edgy, gold and silver links, chains, and other bold, hardware-focused baubles by designers like Justine Clenquet, Them Bones, and Common Muse had taken over my Instagram feed.
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Though they're intended as special-occasion wear, McLeary says she's tested the lush baubles extensively and "they look perfect for about one week, and still stay pretty for two or even three weeks," sans water or soil, so long as you wear with care.
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More than 100 items were stolen in a raid on the Green Vault in the Royal Palace, including jeweled agate figures, goblets made out of gilded ostrich eggs, a sword inlaid with almost 800 diamonds and several brooches, crests, epaulettes and other fancy baubles.
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The image of the young actress as Holly Golightly, in her black evening gown and big black glasses, staring longingly at the baubles in the store windows as she enjoyed her takeout coffee and pastry, perfectly caught the tension of life in New York.
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Scott's baubles may be most recognizable in the South, particularly in the designer's current home base, where UT Austin's stadium is filled with fans donning their favorite game-day jewelry — goldstone, a glittery manmade material that's the same rust-like hue as the Texas Longhorns' team color.
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In the work, the artist roams around a laboratory-like environment seemingly crossed with the interior of Pee-Wee's Playhouse, littered with domestic junk, baubles, fiery torches and food — all the while wearing a deluxe Monster mask, a dead ringer for a fully made-up Boris Karloff.
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For an archaeologist it is surely the ultimate ambition to one day burrow under some remote hummock and uncover the remnants of one such long-lost settlement, to reconstruct the shards, stones, bones and baubles into a place where people worked, argued, laughed, lived and died.
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The point seems to be that the human world distracts itself with baubles — fidget spinners and showy art — as its doomsday hour approaches, but, in its penchant for the obvious aesthetic gesture, Semo's version of this well-worn argument participates in the phenomenon it purports to critique.
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In 1983, together with his brother David, who died this month, Charles bought out the other two siblings—Frederick, a philanthropist, and Bill, a collector of luxe art and other billionaire baubles, such as bottles of wine that he was told once belonged to Thomas Jefferson.
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Sure, if you looked only at the art magazines and art sales platforms, which are essentially trade publications used for the marketing of baubles, you could assume the myth of luxury (and if you did, you'd find dozens of highly paid art PR people smiling back at you).
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We love how she paired it with tights and pointy-toed black pumps for a more casual daytime look, but think that the dress could just as easily be dressed up for a winter cocktail party with glittery baubles, a pair of metallic heels, and a show-stopping clutch.
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The louring, dark-hued splendour of the Cave of Wonders constitutes one of various high points of Bob Crowley's designs, just as Gregg Barnes's costumes indulge baubles and bangles and the kind of sartorial make-over for its leading man that one more traditionally associates in musicals with women.
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Apple devices can be costly, but products that once felt utilitarian have become baubles of conspicuous consumption, their features only meaningful to a particular type of individual: the busy fitness freak, the gadget-head with a huge disposable income, or the person with an "Instagrammable life", for example.
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A video posted on Instagram also shows the family feeding carrots to the horses before they set about the important task of decorating a large Christmas tree with tinsel, baubles and golden lights — with the Crown Prince performing the key role of placing a glittering star on its peak.
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And now that our budget is a little more generous (not to say we don't miss the days of less-than-$10 earrings), we can open our eyes (ear lobes?) to the new wave of "fancy" baubles: They're less chandelier-like, instead skewing towards drop chains, geometric shapes, and sculptural hoops.
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If Nightcrawler worked because it was relentless, and because it let every new sequence in which Lou Bloom convinced the rest of the world to see things his way unfold over an extended period of time, Roman J. Israel falls short because it keeps getting distracted by shiny new baubles.
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They are advertisements for a dusty collection of middle American sentimentalities in general and occasionally for actual gaudy baubles made by Hallmark; those tend to be both the most narratively overdetermined and most determinedly sentimental efforts, the ones so gentle and grandma-safe that nothing actually happens in them, strictly speaking.
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That juxtaposition of organicism and artificiality (or perhaps timeless beauty) constitutes one layer of meaning in the work; another emerges when one learns that Lee's mother made beaded bags for a living, a fact — oft repeated by Lee herself in interviews — that links the baubles to gendered forms of labor.
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From discreet mezzanine salons that are like V.I.P. skyboxes furnished with Louis XVI armchairs, a high-end client of Cartier will now be able, while weighing the purchase of costly baubles, to peer down discreetly at the tourists milling about the main sales floor in search of something, anything, they may possibly afford.
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A popular explanation for this great social closure is that the fix-is-in: a tiny clique of hyper-connected metropolitan liberals have seized control of the machinery of cultural production and then throw a few baubles to selected minorities in order to persuade everybody (including themselves) that Britain is still an opportunity society.
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At the same time, the moves carry a whiff of the inefficient spending that is rampant in big-time college sports: jet-hangar weight rooms, Taj Mahal study halls, bloated staffs, and all the other shiny baubles schools buy in order to attract recruits, all because NCAA rules won't let players receive money directly.
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The Tiffany brand is recognizable around the world thanks to its signature blue boxes, but it also occupies a singular, romantic place in the American landscape: Its Fifth Avenue flagship is as much a landmark in the myth of aspiration and the gleaming promise of sparkling baubles as Rockefeller Center or the Plaza hotel.
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All those baubles — and much more — may end up in the hands of the federal government as the Justice Department filed its latest asset forfeiture lawsuit in Federal District Court in Los Angeles seeking an additional $21 million in goods obtained from looting a Malaysian investment fund, bringing the total sought to $21 billion.
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From Campo de' Fiori, pick up Via del Pellegrino and work your way west, stopping at Solodue, for edgy shoes, tops and accessories; Retropose, for oversize bags in eye-popping colors; Sciam, for glass baubles and Murano goblets; Libreria del Viaggiatore for travel books; and Libreria il Minotauro, a warren stuffed with children's toys and books.
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Neighborhoods are praised if they have "cute" cafés; fashion and cosmetics brands such as Réalisation Par and Glossier promote beauty that is more innocent, dreamy, and childlike than overtly sexual — Réalisation Par, for example, calls their muses "dreamgirls"; and jewelry designer Tarina Tarantino made a name for herself for creating baubles that boldly reference Hello Kitty.
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WeRChristmas pre-lit fibre optic multi-function Christmas tree — £79.99 (bundle saving £93.99) WeRChristmas pre-lit slim snow flocked spruce Christmas tree — £299.993 (bundle saving £179.99) WeRChristmas pre-lit pencil Christmas tree — £55.99 (bundle saving £79.99) WeRChristmas shatterproof baubles with tree topper and garland — £15.25 (bundle saving £17.99) WeRChristmas beaded Christmas decoration tree — £15.99 (bundle saving £29.99) A very popular option.
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Even if Mrs Trump could argue that she is not covered by laws forbidding public servants from cashing in, it seems fairly outrageous for her to imply that the exalted positon of first lady could be a fine opportunity to flog Melania-branded baubles—potentially including, according to her lawsuit, "apparel, accessories, shoes, jewellery, cosmetics, hair care, skin care, and fragrance."
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Which is why, when the Rick Owens show began to a medley of voices singing "Baubles, Bangles and Beads," a tune from the 1953 musical "Kismet" that has been covered by everyone from Peggy Lee to Frank Sinatra and that features a woman musing on whether her sparkly accessories will help her catch a man, it was kind of a relief.
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During the late 18th century, an era Chrisman-Campbell specializes in, women expressed their pent-up opinions in elaborate, ornamented hairdos that acted as billboards for all kinds of causes du jour — championing one composer over another, celebrating inoculation, even commemorating a specific French ship that won a battle against the English — using symbolic baubles woven into their poufs (fake snakes, olive branches, entire miniature ships complete with sails).
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It means the worlds in Phantom, unlike those in the FX-cluttered and endlessly greenscreened Episodes II and III, hold up remarkably well: Naboo a verdant future Venice, its palaces inhabited by a luxuriously attired aristocracy; the Gungans' underwater world, a hive of enormous illuminated baubles and Vernean subs; Tatooine, a parched crook's paradise that's home to Phantom's podracing sequence, one of the few simple set-piece pleasures of the prequel trilogy; and Coruscant, a bustling, planet-size metropolis that's the shining capital of the universe.
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