France had big, billowy flags, matched only by Belgium's big, billowy flags.
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All of it looks strangely familiar — except for the billowy pants.
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Billowy tapestries and rattan rugs add to the bohemian-den feeling.
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A pale, white billowy body with two black eyes will do that.
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Patrick Dempsey's characteristically billowy hair has been famous in Hollywood for years.
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Finally, let your billowy brown locks down and you'll be good-to-go.
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Meanwhile, Moore's youngest daughter with actor Bruce Willis donned a billowy printed gown.
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The year is 1910, and the mere glimpse of billowy bloomers causes a sensation.
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And every now and then the sun will break through the sky's billowy veil.
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She was small enough that the billowy tunics would make her look even smaller.
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Projected onto a billowy curtain, the scenes drift away from you, then back again.
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And yet, Leslie Mann, Janelle Monae, Hailee Steinfeld, and more opted for big and billowy.
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You know, the billowy skirt would make it so you just bounce off everything. Nope!
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Corsets and billowy skirts even gave way to bloomers so that women could ride comfortably.
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" Kloss also describes her billowy lace train as "way beyond anything I've ever dreamed of.
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The skylights turn what might have been a heavy blanket into something luminous and billowy.
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And, billowy capes, where fabric quality is key, floated down the runways at Balmain and Chloé.
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Many called out the fit of the billowy style, which seemed a bit large for her.
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On the day Hammond was ready to move, the clouds were stacking up, billowy and roiling.
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Cut long, wide and billowy, this unlikely hit of the season was anything but buttoned down.
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On a busy day, opt for a billowy cotton nightie with plenty of room to move.
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In a billowy white skirt and flip-flops, Ms. Cruci resembled a free-spirited flower child.
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Somebody asked me a question about the unflattering billowy shirts that I wear in the movie.
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In all her work, from billowy solo piano to sharp ensemble playing, melody was her main concern.
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This is just the first photo, and who knows what else Streep has up that billowy robe sleeve?
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The high-waisted pants, billowy shirts, heeled booties, sequin jumpsuits all proved nothing was too provocative for Prince.
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Between their tropical print, button front, and billowy fit, we're reliving some of our favorite summer vacation memories.
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Soriano sits in a plush chair, a billowy curtain to his left, pastels and paint to his right.
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MC Hammer single-handedly made billowy pants cool with his music video for "U Can't Touch This" (1990).
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That billowy head of bubbles, long dismissed as empty fluff, is finally getting some attention from American brewers.
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The art, too, is big, billowy, digitally collaging together copious poetic details of personal significance (and of varying scrutability).
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She deviated from slim silhouettes to wear this billowy Carolina Herrera gown at a French state dinner in 2014.
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Charlotte Cooper Sterry was a rising star at a time when women players wore billowy dresses and used wooden rackets.
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Hours later, he stood in Reminiscence wearing a sheepskin vest, loose cotton drawstring pants and a billowy black peasant blouse.
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It was oversized and perfectly billowy, which means it's great for curling up during layovers or staying warm on chilly planes.
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In the editorial, the model poses in an outdoor farm setting wearing billowy blouses, tasseled skirts and skin-tight bodysuits throughout.
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She wore a billowy black blouse with a Mandarin collar, gold earrings, and a generous smile that hid her jet lag.
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A long cathedral-style veil flowed atop the rest of her voluminous gown that featured a full skirt and billowy train.
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But Zayn's billowy, swirling vocals sell it so well that "Pillowtalk" becomes something better than it first set out to be.
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" Turning his attention once again to the billowy jumpsuit, he said: "What would I look like in that, a pregnant woman?
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I decide to try on a pair of wide-leg trousers, made up of panels of billowy fabric over shorts ($1,325).
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From wide-legged trousers with sneakers to billowy, shoulder-baring blouses, the outfits ahead show exactly how laid-back chic is done.
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Even though the shirt is billowy and loose, it still brings a certain figure-flattering quality thanks to the bottom ruching detail.
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We discovered that Pluto is an astonishingly dynamic place, with mountains, chasms, a billowy atmosphere, and maybe even a massive subsurface ocean.
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The billowy white sleeves swallow her frame and almost look like angels wings, serving as yet another sign of her spiritual purity.
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Maybe I first saw it on an influencer, perfectly tucked into her billowy trousers while she turned her face towards the sun.
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They've peeked out of billowy dresses and caftans, shown off in short shorts and skirts, and gone full monty in your cutout swimsuit.
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Usually sporting billowy locks of golden hair, the braids felt in a way like an announcement of her blackness, an imprimatur of it.
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The other type of lava is called pahoehoe, which cools more slowly and leaves a smooth, billowy surface as it creeps across land.
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In the images, Jenner wore a billowy dress with an almost completely open back, while she cradled her baby girl in her arms.
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One morning on a whim I put on one of her button-down shirts: a billowy pale-blue one knotted at the bottom.
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Young women in billowy dresses and headscarves in yellow, blue and pink pastels milled about in groups, looking like flocks of tropical birds.
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Think back to a favorite summer and chances are it will include a billowy blockbuster or a marvelous musical, topped by youthful shenanigans.
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Cosmopolitan noted in March "anything's better in gingham print," while the New York Times recently announced "Goodbye, Gingham" (welcoming, instead, high-necked billowy fabrics).
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Lao, 24, Brooklyn Jazz up your classic cut-offs by adding a patterned, billowy button-up and fancy footwear, like these lace-up brogues.
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In the process, we've lost a 6-foot-5 tanned American in a billowy shirt, and instead gained a 5-foot-9 worried father.
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The songstress, 47, paired her billowy olive number — the pant legs giving serious Princess Jasmine vibes — with a berry pout and enormous hoop earrings.
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The 51-year-old mother of three's long sleeve, deep purple top paired glamorously with the billowy light pink skirt for a chic gown.
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The footage shows an orange-ish colored fish with billowy brown fins and what appear to be spiny legs scuttling around the ocean floor.
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Just the other day, she took to the fest's red carpet in a show-stopping Giambattista Valli dress — complete with a flowing, billowy train.
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Deconstructed SleevesAs much as we love billowy, ruffled statement sleeves, let's be real: Who wants to wear that much fabric in 80 degree weather?
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Sure, knee-high or thigh-high boots are great with short hemlines, but can they work as well with billowy skirts or bohemian maxi-dresses?
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Along with the countless yards of tulle, Rihanna's off-the-shoulder Giambattista Valli Couture creation featured a short dress, billowy sleeves and cinched in waistline.
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And in Endgame, Thor's unkempt mane and billowy beard are signs of how he's let everything, including his physical appearance, go in a fit of depression.
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Vonn, 823, wore a pair of black patterned pants, which she paired with a chic sheer blouse — complete with billowy sleeves — over a lacy black bra.
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Make sure your look is Anthropologie-approved (think: a billowy dress, a cute pair of sunnies, your go-to straw tote) and use the hashtag #AnthroStyle.
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The Tough-It-OutThis getup caters to the lady whose go-to, carpe-diem piece is a tailored, sturdy leather vest or a billowy, bright blouse.
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For an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Hadid donned the Monse for FWRD Cotton Shirt and billowy Adam Selman skirt belted at the waist.
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Holmes kept things casual for their outing, pairing a billowy white shirt with a matching pair of pants, which she accessorized with a pair of round sunglasses.
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With those requirements, I knew I absolutely had to bring the following items: Temple Outfit: Billowy, lightweight culottes and a shirt that covered my shoulders and chest.
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That billowy head of bubbles, long dismissed as empty fluff, is finally getting some attention from American brewers as modern craft beers emphasize pungent scents and taste.
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There was also an array of eye-catching pleats in blue, orange, green, yellow, burgundy and black created with special baking and steam techniques, in billowy shapes.
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Albuquerque-based artist Claudia X. Valdes printed her 92-square-inch photograph "Judgement" on Japanese kozo paper, which she chose for its "billowy, skin-like quality," she said.
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Billowy, light and deeply flavored, it is an ice cream that you will want to make all summer long — whether you have an ice cream maker or not.
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Brie Larson wore Gucci, the label revivified by Alessandro Michele: a billowy, bold, blue ruffled frock whose lightness was bisected and somewhat weighed down by a large jeweled belt.
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The reality TV star looked eerily like the Queen of Tex-Mex in a deep purple jumpsuit, billowy brown wig with bangs, dark red lipstick, and mic in hand.
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"The smell is what I remember, the comfort of the smell," she said as she sat on a banquette in her kitchen, wearing jeans and a flowered, billowy blouse.
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Usual uniforms of tight black pants and billowy shirts were replaced with sweat pants and hoodies, while wide-brimmed bucket hats and dust masks covered their makeup-free faces.
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Another, Emilia Wickstead, has an atelier on Sloane Street, where she designs her dirndl skirts and billowy mid-calf dresses and, as of this season, high-waisted mom jeans.
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Whether you prefer yours billowy and bohemian or super0tight and ready for a night on the town, there's just no denying the appeal of this one-and-done complete ensemble.
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The video introduced one of the most formidable trends in hip-hop fashion: "Hammer pants," billowy and often colorful trousers that droop in the waist and taper at the leg.
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Or, go for the opposite: a super-billowy longer pant underneath something shorter with a bit more structure will give you a ruffled hem that's as pretty as an iris.
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Neo-flower children have a chic new outpost to shop: Ulla Johnson, purveyor of billowy bohemian frocks and pretty peasant blouses, has opened her first boutique, at 15 Bleecker Street.
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While attending the premiere of Kidnap in Hollywood, Berry's billowy white blouse "billowed" a little too far to the right to reveal a lace bra underneath the 50-year-old's outfit.
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With help from Burnt Sugar the Arkestra Chamber, the futuristic jazz ensemble, and dramatic, billowy white sheets, Ms. Batten Bland meditates on space and time while paying homage to her father.
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While you won't normally find me sweating through billowy Coachella garb on some lawn in the middle of nowhere, you're right to assume I'd make an exception for the right headliner.
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They became thin enough to see through and so much like a billowy bedsheet that they could be flapped up in the air as if a bed were indeed being made.
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Walking past St. Mark's Church in the East Village last Thursday night, pedestrians slowed to look at the man in billowy white on top of a trailer, raising a white flag.
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This conscientious objector, a cooperative of 11 female artisans working in a former stationery shop from the 19th century, specializes instead in high-end design objects, jewelry and billowy women's wear.
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Still in her billowy wedding gown, the bride got on and off the bus several times, navigating between boulders and down dirt paths to get a better view of the sights.
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Click through to find the dress (on sale now — of course — as mentioned before) as well as few other billowy dress styles from other brands that fit the perfect summer dress bill.
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She walked the carpet with Edie Parker designer Brett Heyman wearing a "sophisticated" black tuxedo jacket worn with a white shirt underneath featuring billowy long sleeves, plus cigarette pants and lace booties.
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Neighborhood Joint On a recent afternoon, Katie Novello laid a pile of clothes on the counter of Dress Shoppe II in the East Village: cotton tunics, billowy drawstring pants, an embroidered jacket.
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They gaze proudly from their ornate frames: women draped in furs and ribbons, men dressed in stiff-collared shirts and military regalia, rosy-cheeked girls in billowy dresses with thick pink sashes.
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They sleep in identical beds in identical billowy nighties and wander around in dresses with Elizabethan-style bodices that flatten their breasts, as if to retard (and deny) their maturity and independence.
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But if you don't want to traipse through the jungle or a dusty city in a billowy garment, throw a light crushable one in your bag to pop over T-shirt and shorts.
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Its latest is a leg-o'-mutton sleeve that's billowy up top and slim down below; the effect is as if Anne of Green Gables were part of the Kardashian coalition (pretty sexy).
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To complement the evening's late summer theme, the floral designer Kristen Caissie, of the studio Moon Canyon, filled short vases with billowy white garden roses, sunset-hued Garden Show dahlias and wild grasses.
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Now, I know "chunky" is not a cute word to describe a sweater, but that's exactly what this wardrobe hero needs to be: thick and billowy enough to pair with everything in your closet.
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And Vera Wang, celebrating her 30th anniversary in bridal fashion, took the classic look to rock star level with macramé lace dresses with off-the-shoulder opera or billowy sleeves and high-slit skirts.
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A stone hit her leg and some police officers blasted fire extinguishers, filling the air with billowy white fumes that resembled tear-gas smoke, she recalled, as the protests spilled outside the university's gates.
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For the L.A. premiere, she turned heads in a romantic and feminine pastel pink off-the-shoulder short dress with billowy sleeves and countless yards of tulle which gathered to form a long-flowing train.
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I was surprised to learn that we've got hardly any English words longer than six letters that are abecedarian, by the way; after "billowy" and "beefily," which is ridiculous, there's really nothing I could find.
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Noticing a young woman in a billowy black blouse talking on her cellphone a few feet away, Mr. Polan loosed a heavy-point black Uni Ball onto a small drawing pad in long, nimble strokes.
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Take, for example, Valentino's spring 2020 collection, in which a series of crisp white looks with wide skirts and exaggerated puff sleeves gave way to billowy floor-grazing tiered dresses in vibrant fuchsia, orange and chartreuse.
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Teigen, 31, was chic in a custom black-and-white floral and embroidered lace Marchesa gown that featured a billowy semi-sheer train, while Legend, 38, was dapper in a white tuxedo Burberry suit and black pants.
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The piece dates back to 1908; engraved with "Napoleon enveloppé dans ses réves" ("Napoleon wrapped in his dreams"), it features the military leader cloaked in swaths of billowy fabric and is worth between $4 and $12 million.
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She also likes to work slowly, "in decades rather than years," and is inspired by workwear, often reimagining classic silhouettes like a 19th-century car coat in linen or billowy Belgian army trousers in earth-toned canvas.
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The series of photographs begins with the artist dressed in a Roman-style toga, which she gradually sheds and rewraps into a billowy loincloth, vamping coquettishly, until she ends with her arms raised in mimicry of the Crucifixion.
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The star unveiled her line at a launch party in N.Y.C. on Wednesday modeling a billowy blouse that she said still looks good after three or four washes thanks to her sewing skills and careful attention to detail.
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Kenneth Nicholson, 228 Kenneth Nicholson debuted his namesake brand in January 228, with an offering of subtle, nontraditional men's wear: sand-colored linen tunics, wide-cut white linen trousers and billowy cotton button-downs in soothing earth tones.
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And to round out the day of press appearances she stopped by the Mamarazzi screening of Mother's Day in a black and white striped billowy tank top with matching wide-leg pants (both Jenni Kayne) and platform heels.
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With inspirations spanning modern dance, Italian Pop art and a cabinet of curiosities, Valentino became synonymous with detailed, billowy (and often floor-length) dresses that ultimately earned critics' praise, once Chiuri and Piccioli stepped out from Garavani's shadow.
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In almost every image, from a portrait of a steadfast farmer to a towering grain silo, that sky is present, filling the frame with its billowy formations or drawing long shadows with the sun on the landscapes below.
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Alas, I had my daughters in the heyday of the Hot Mom, an era where billowy maternity garments gave way to bump-hugging body-con styles, where celebrities left the hospitals holding their newborns, wearing their skinny jeans.
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Before the event, paparazzi snapped photos of Parker walking out of her brownstone apartment in the off-the-shoulder, hot-pink Zac Posen confection, composed of billowy sleeves, a form fitting bodice and a full train trailing behind.
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He's now topping up your stemmed shot glass; you thank him, but can barely manage to tear your eyes off the Russian dancers dressed in bright, billowy pants, twirling and stomping to broadly "ethnic" music and disco lights.
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Comprised of an all-black-turtleneck-and-leggings combo from Cuddl Duds, this cozy and sleek two-piece base allows for wearing our favorite, less weather-appropriate pieces — jumpsuits, billowy dresses, and shorts — no matter the occasion (or temp outside).
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Zahedi is disappearingly thin, with spidery limbs and long fingers, and when we met he was dressed, as he often is, in a billowy white shirt that made him look, as someone says on "The Show," like a cult leader.
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The cinched waist, V-neck cut, and billowy short sleeves flatter a diverse range of body types and give off a relaxed vibe, while the trendy details, like the button-down front, tassel tie, and subtle center slit elevate the look.
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Wearing billowy white pants and one of his signature fuchsia Tommy Bahama shirts, dog leash and shofar in hand, he headed home through the sand to prepare for his own high holy day, happening next week: Dreamforce, the technology conference.
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The Walking Dead star, 51, revealed the pregnancy news on the Emmy Awards red carpet on Sunday when he adoringly placed his hands on 35-year-old Burton's baby bump, which was hidden under the billowy detail of her vintage Lanvin gown.
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Throngs of fans crowded bookstores for the midnight release of the book, hours after the play in London's West End theater district dazzled theater-goers with swishing capes, billowy wraiths floating overhead and illusionist tricks of actors appearing to vanish into thin air.
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Throngs of fans crowded bookstores for the midnight release of the book, hours after the play in London's West End theater district dazzled theatre-goers with swishing capes, billowy wraiths floating overhead and illusionist tricks of actors appearing to vanish into thin air.
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You can nibble on the crispy edges of a hot crepe oozing with chocolate hazelnut spread or billowy whipped cream, folded into a paper cone that keeps the whole thing neatly contained while you walk the dog and pick up the dry cleaning.
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Director Sera Timms (who's been on quite a tear lately) and director of photography Brian Sowell clearly had a very particular vision in mind when they approached this project, and have executed it perfectly—in all its grey, billowy, dreamy, mythical splendor.
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Straight from the bowl, the frosting is soft and billowy, the right texture to spread across the top of the cake in swirls and waves, the right consistency to capture and hold onto sprinkles, crushed cocoa nibs, toasted nuts or tiny candies.
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At once instantly recognizable and wholly unrecognizable — black woollen beany hat pulled well down over his eyes, Balenciaga T-shirt, and billowy white trousers overprinted with flittery butterfly motifs — he's in great good cheer, smiling and exchanging quips with his gangly-legged, long-haired mate.
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Of all her recent getups, though, it was a black-and-white business-inspired look that caught our eye: a billowy-sleeved, button-up blouse with a black knit band that created an off-the-shoulder neckline, worn with cropped trousers and pointed-toe pumps.
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While she liked how they felt in the water (not too billowy), she agreed that it took forever for the liner to dry: "It might just be the humidity in New York City right now, but the underwear liner never fully dried," she said.
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Even the revamped pageant's branding looks like that of a hip, socially aware startup — the hero image on its website is a cinemagraph of a woman in a billowy skirt leaping in Converse-like sneakers, while the font is, of course, a cool sans serif.
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So by the time Ronald McDonald set foot in Manila, with his billowy yellow jumpsuit and shock of red hair, the clown had been pre-empted by a tall, red-and-yellow-striped bee in a dapper little chef's hat, bow tie and tails.
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Beyond a handful of billowy white curtains is a sparkling blue infinity pool that appears to spill right out into the clear waters of Grace Bay, one of the top beaches in the entire world thanks to its clarity and over three miles of pure white sand.
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This allows for the introduction of Clarke Peters ("The Wire") as a hipster antiques dealer who seems to have been kept in a North Beach freezer since the early 1960s, complete with a billowy scarf, medallion and a topiary haircut that looks like a surgically attached beret.
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Yet when the fine art movers came to box up the first canvas, a vibrant oil by Paul Jenkins, its paint seemingly carved in some places, billowy in others, and whisk it away into their unmarked truck, it was as if they removed a part of him.
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MUMBAI — On a recent afternoon in her second-floor office here, as women in vibrant silk saris and billowy cotton kurtas went about their business on the street below, the designer Falguni Peacock bent over her desk, appraising an illustration she recently did of Taylor Swift.
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On this April morning, his shelves were bursting with esoterica like the billowy yellow silicone Food Pod (a combination steamer and colander that looks like vegetation imagined by the production designers of "Star Trek," $14.99); the SpreadTHAT titanium butter knife ("It's pretty cool," Mr. Goldsmith said.
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In the line, shoppers will find lots of ruffled, floral-print pieces, '70s-inspired billowy tops, wide-leg denim pants and light-wash jean jackets that all have a Penny Lane-goes-to-Coachella type of vibe, thanks in part to the desert road trip theme of the campaign.
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The magnanimous monarch and chef is Fares Zeideia, known as Freddy, who for 14 years was a fixture on the southwestern corner of Broadway and 30th Street, clad in billowy pants with look-at-me prints, calling his subjects by name and handing out free falafel like alms.
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The label is now a brand of choice for mindful female millennial shoppers who like its humorous and informative Instagram marketing and its celebrity following, and who are willing to spend between $60 and $550 on its flattering skater skirts, billowy blouses and floral dresses in eco-friendly fabrics.
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I wanted to speak with the lanky 36-year-old, who has extra inches thanks to a billowy afro, about how he's managed to write, direct, and act in a show that has shattered limitations placed around black creativity at time when Hollywood is still trying to push white savior films.
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She graduated from the Fashion Institute of Technology in 23 and, five years later, launched her eponymous fashion label, whose innovative, modern takes on sportswear — striking slim-cut swimsuits, billowy silk dresses with parachute-like drawstrings, sleeping-bag-style puffer coats — have had a lasting influence on the way we dress.
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You know the ones: the girl rocking oversized pearl hair clips in front of you in line at your favorite coffee joint; your longtime work wife whose billowy, feminine aesthetic is the definition of Big Dress Energy; the anti-influencer you follow on social media whose second language is dark-wash denim.
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On "Herbs in a Glass," the album's opener, he propels his band mates (the tenor saxophonist Mark Turner, the bassist Matt Brewer and the drummer Kendrick Scott) through a squirrelly nine-beat rhythm; the odd, open-ended meter ends up pushing his intense melody into the plain air, giving it a billowy freedom.
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In fact, for the "Whipped Cream Waltz," the ensemble number at the end of Act I that Strauss envisioned as a riff on the traditional Ballet Blancs such as the swans in Swan Lake, the wilis in Gisele, or the snowflakes in the Nutcracker, Ryden did not create the expected billowy white tutus.
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"Heartbreak of the moment isn't endless," she sings, in "Think About It." This might seem like a billowy platitude, but if you are someone who does not think that every flubbed decision is fodder for personal growth, it is comforting to hear someone assert that nearly all mistakes can be neutralized, if not conquered.
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The accompanying photo shoot casts Obama in a more fashion-forward light than we're used to seeing her: A black leather Dior corset layered over a crisp white shirt and pleated skirt (the latter tempering, but not erasing, the edginess of the former), and a black mesh top worn with silky, billowy silver trousers.
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A typical Katie Monster outfit (if such a thing exists) may include a billowy dress by Simone Rocha or Vika Gazinskaya paired with a bejeweled handbag and a pair of shower slides; or an oversized, electric green Balenciaga button-down worn with khaki trousers, plaid platform sandals, and statement earrings the size of a credit card.
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A tentative acceptance of full-figured models that dates from the early 1990s is highlighted in the exhibition by the emergence of Stella Ellis, known as the first large-size model, a divalike figure who strode Jean Paul Gaultier's runway in 1992 and was featured in his ad campaign, billowy bosom exposed, hair piled high like an opera star's.
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It's been a Bollywood extravaganza ("Bride & Prejudice"), an undead-themed novelty novel ("Pride and Prejudice and Zombies"), a frothy homage ("Bridget Jones's Diary") and, best of all, a BBC mini-series that established the universal truth that a billowy poet's blouse is one hot garment on a man, if the blouse is wet and the man is Colin Firth.
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It's been a Bollywood extravaganza ("Bride & Prejudice"), an undead-themed novelty novel ("Pride and Prejudice and Zombies"), a frothy homage ("Bridget Jones's Diary") and, best of all, a BBC mini-series that established the universal truth that a billowy poet's blouse is one hot garment on a man, if the blouse is wet and the man is Colin Firth.
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Styles go by—too cheesy, too skimpy, too random, too reasonably priced to waste a rental on—and then: a billowy floral Marni skirt ($1,140; " TO DIE FOR ," according to one reviewer), or a sporty Vince day-to-night number ($375; "glamorous & comfortable") to pair with a bold Oscar de la Renta tulip necklace ($990; "Walked around like Princess Diana with it").
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" It showcases his works that, while never explicitly described as such, he now says center on race: billowy black ballerina-inspired dresses he made with Nike for the tennis star Serena Williams as part of his "Queen" collection; Louis Vuitton campaign photographs featuring African children; a neon sign from a 2016 Off-White runway show reading "You're obviously in the wrong place.
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"There're a lot of ways the golf course can get you, and you don't have to be off by much to be penalized severely," said Russell Henley, who began Friday tied for the lead but slumped into a tie for ninth place largely because he needed three swings to extricate his ball from the billowy fescue grass on the third hole.
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Upon hearing I was searching for white pants to wear to a wedding in January, a kind salesman (all of them wear the brand's signature asymmetrical hem shirts, which cost from $2650 to $950 for a white button-up and $390 for a T-shirt) brought me two pairs of billowy drawstring pants that weren't on the floor yet ($790).
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Against the woodsy backdrop, a single clothing rack showcased Sohn's streamlined collection, but many of the pieces could also be seen in the crowd: Vivier arrived wearing a pink button-down of Sohn's design, while the artist Mindy Shapero, the jewelry designer Grace Lee and the textile consultant Joanna Williams all had on the same billowy-sleeved shirt dress from the collection in eggplant, cream and caramel-hued velvet, respectively.
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So while Mr. Hutchings's saxophone sound passes through the American masters (he manages a smart balance of Sonny Rollins's full-sail linear improvising and John Coltrane's billowy grandeur, a rare achievement) his playing and composing also reflect British influences: You can hear the latent kinetics of Tom Challenger, a British saxophonist a few years Mr. Hutchings's senior, and the thumping tunes that Courtney Pine wrote for the Jazz Warriors in the 1980s.
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Jim Burden, the book's narrator, and a childhood friend take a train through Iowa, and the friend remarks, We were talking about what it is like to spend one's childhood in little towns like these, buried in wheat and corn, under stimulating extremes of climate: burning summers when the world lies green and billowy beneath a brilliant sky, when one is fairly stifled in vegetation... blustery winters with little snow, when the whole country is stripped bare and grey as sheet-iron.
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