The 19303s Brocade Jacket"A 1960s brocade jacket is one of the most versatile vintage pieces you'll ever buy," Rose says.
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Brocade Communications — Brocade saw quarterly profit come in at an adjusted 29 cents per share, 5 cents above estimates, with revenue also beating forecasts.
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Brocade fabrics came in shades of blue and velvet .
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Brocade Communications — Brocade matched estimates with adjusted quarterly profit of 33 cents per share, but its revenue came up short as sales of its networking hardware dropped more than had been expected.
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While Brocade has a broader networking business, under the terms of the deal, Broadcom will divest the IP networking part of the business including Ruckus Wireless, a company Brocade just recently acquired.
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The latter also adorned velvet tops worn with brocade trousers.
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Brocade did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Broadcom has agreed to buy Brocade Communications for $5.9 billion.
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There was a fair amount of leopard and vintage brocade.
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It was this overprinted brocade, with lilacs printed on it.
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O is in talks to acquire Brocade Communications Systems Inc's BRCD.
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Wearing: Bespoke brocade dress, Amanda Wakeley coat and Paul Andrew heels.
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Shares of NXP fell 2 percent and Brocade slipped 2.6 percent.
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Brocade and Broadcom did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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He fashioned brocade suits in the image of gakuran schoolboy uniforms.
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Empire chairs upholstered in golden brocade now rest on Oriental carpets.
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Bloomberg reported on Monday that Brocade was in talks to sell itself.
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A spokesperson for Brocade did not immediately respond to CNBC's request for comment.
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It's black women's braless breasts bouncing in hallways lined with bookshelves and brocade.
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Based on Friday's closing price, Broadcom is buying Brocade at a 47% premium.
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Here's the full press release: Broadcom Limited (Nasdaq:AVGO) and Brocade Communications Systems, Inc.
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Grungy plaids met Hawaiian-print shower curtains met gold- and silver-strewn brocade.
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Jackets were brocade and long or matador-short and encrusted with gold bullion.
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"You!" exclaimed a headless figure still wearing its brocade robe and velvet shoes.
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Last year, Broadcom acquired networking gear company Brocade Communications Systems for $5.5 billion.
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Broadcom struggled to win CFIUS approval to buy Brocade Communications Systems late last year.
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She also took in their castoff satin pumps, brocade shawls and statement costume jewelry.
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If there are booths, they should be plush: Naugahyde or brocade limned in gold.
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Not the pastry dresses anyway (the brocade jean jackets and shepherdess pedal pushers maybe).
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Long tongues of brocade sheathed an armature shaped like the dome of St. Peter's.
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The chipmaker completed its $5.5 billion acquisition of network gear maker Brocade in November.
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The tattoo artist showed off her expectant form in a gold floral patterned brocade dress.
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In 1958, Mr. Baj painted a mountain on a piece of pink-and-gold brocade.
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And Broadcom's purchase of Brocade, yet another semiconductor firm, got the go-ahead in 2017.
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The shorts came in olive green, in leather, in suede, in lace, in metallic brocade.
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Clockwise from top left: Marques'Almeida brocade top with pleated sleeves, $402.50 (on sale) at shopbop.
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She was particularly taken by the elegance of the frills on James Monroe's brocade jacket.
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Beneath, a single brocade slipper allows tiny dashes of yellow and blue into the composition.
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Jones: Mix brocade, velvet, metallic shine and look-at-me accessories all in one look.
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This appealing monster is made of a dark-brown pulpy material (insulation) collaged to the brocade.
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In it, Von D cradled her baby bump while wearing a gold floral patterned brocade dress.
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The demand for brocade dresses rose a whopping 500 percent online in the day that followed.
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Twice he shouldered Frazier, in green-and-gold brocade trunks, as he whirled around the ring.
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The board of Brocade and the executive committee of Broadcom's board have unanimously approved the deal.
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The deal to acquire Brocade is not conditional on the divestiture of Brocade's IP Networking business.
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The full skirt was made from the weighty brocade cloth typically used for a kimono obi.
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Seeing his future in damask brocade and mohair, he wants nothing to do with it. Zilch.
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Polyester brocade fabrics became very popular and affordable and therefore used a lot for costume design.
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Mofcom approved the Brocade acquisition with conditions earlier this year with after a five-month investigation.
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He opted for "a black brocade silk tuxedo and Western boots," according to the Las Vegas Sun.
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She walked to a rack of clothing and brought out a gold, red and black brocade jacket.
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Previously, Broadcom acquired network equipment maker Brocade in 2017 and enterprise security company CA Technologies in 2018.
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Mr. Talley chose the fabric, a reversible Gucci gold and crimson Chinese brocade covered in leaping tigers.
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It has agreed to buy Brocade Communications Systems, which makes switches and networking equipment, for $5.5 billion.
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For his last day and his post-wedding celebration, Joffrey wore a gold-and-purple brocade coat.
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With the Brocade acquisition, Broadcom also gains the leading and most comprehensive platform of components for enterprise storage.
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Ruckus shares were trading at $13 in morning trading on Monday, while Brocade dropped 15 percent to $9.04.
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Ruckus stockholders will get $6.45 in cash and 0.75 share of Brocade common stock for each share held.
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Chief Executive Selina Lo will continue to lead the Ruckus business, reporting to Brocade Chief Executive Lloyd Carney.
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Under the terms of the deal, Broadcom said that Brocade investors would receive $12.75 a share in cash.
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Skip the ho-hum office-friendly suits, though in favor of more interesting textures like velvet or brocade.
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The couture collection featured shimmering gowns in rich velvet and gold brocade with jewel-encrusted hemlines and swirling ribbons.
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Reuters reported on Tuesday that a Broadcom-Brocade deal was imminent and that the networking business would be divested.
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Its shapes were grandly outsize: gargantuan balloons of brocade and jacquard malforming the body, hair piled high and frizzed.
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Like many other Japanese crafts, Nishiki originated in Kyoto, where the wealthy could afford to swathe themselves in brocade.
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That deal changed Avago's name to Broadcom, which then went on to buy Brocade for $5.5 billion in 2016.
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Shares of Brocade Communications slid more than 4 percent after the company missed sales estimates for its fiscal second quarter.
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GILDED teacups, brocade curtains and public confirmations of private-jet transfers all contribute to the atmosphere in London's poshest hotels.
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For their ceremony, Elvis opted for "a black brocade silk tuxedo and Western boots," according to the Las Vegas Sun.
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Erdem and Gucci displayed matching brocade pieces, and Stella McCartney mixed textures with sequin frocks styled over tassel-hemmed bottoms.
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Shares of Brocade closed 6 percent higher at $11.24, while Broadcom shares closed 0.9 percent lower at $168.80 on Tuesday.
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In the receiving line, she cannot take her eyes off the bride, resplendent in a coral sari with gold brocade.
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While Obama kept things more casual with a velvety caramel-colored couch, Trump replaced it with a gold brocade sofa.
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O, marking the first approval of a major technology deal by the country since the Broadcom-Brocade deal in August.
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Broadcom, Ltd bought Brocade Communications Systems today for $5.9 billion, giving the company a strong offering in networking storage business.
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Bloomberg reported on Monday that Brocade was nearing a deal to be sold and that Broadcom was among potential buyers.
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Broadcom said it had laid off about 1,100 employees across its businesses to cut costs after its merger with Brocade.
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Brocade Communications was up 9.1 percent at $12.25 after chipmaker Broadcom said it would buy the company for $523 billion.
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She wears them in black velvet over blue shirts, and yellow and red brocade accompanied by a striped neck-scarf.
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Konley sews unique leather bags from salvaged fabrics and materials like old western blankets, vintage chenille brocade and elk hide.
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His cruise 2018 look, in crystal-edged violet brocade, is "not a million miles away" from his standard stage attire.
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The chestnut and grape brocade was done by hand — the artisans could only do about 15 centimeters' worth a day.
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Shares of Brocade Communications Systems soared more than 9 percent Wednesday after chipmaker Broadcom agreed to buy it for $5.9 billion.
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Between Kate's ethereal blue dress and Meghan Markle's floral-embellished brocade dress, the royal sisters-in-law were ready for spring.
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Broadcom (AVGO) is laying off 1,100 workers in a move to cut costs after its November purchase of rival chipmaker Brocade.
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Most, resembling orthopedic supports, were laced over and under almost everything in the show, from pea coats to brocade evening dresses.
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His formal wear is anchored by opulent iterations of the bandhgala jacket, including silk velvets with handmade buttons and brocade linings.
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Nearly unrecognizable, Robin sat with the other world leaders while wearing a silver brocade coat with wings and a falcon pin.
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It was there, sitting on the gold brocade sofas, that Trump fielded the striking offer from North Korea and readily agreed.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Proposed Brocade Acquisition: Fitch believes the proposed $6 billion acquisition of Brocade, the market leader in fibre channel storage area network (FC SAN) switching, strengthens Broadcom's enterprise storage portfolio and potentially increases share gains from significant customer overlap with its leading positions in fibre channel integrated circuits (IC) and fibre channel host bus adapters (HBA).
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Broadcom also remains committed to returning cash to shareholders through an almost 2 percent yield and through acquisitions, most recently purchasing Brocade.
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Meghan, who is expecting her first child in April, wore her Amanda Wakeley white coat over a metallic brocade knee-length dress.
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All look directly at the camera, standing in front of overstuffed chairs or brocade curtains in what resembles a shabby hotel ballroom.
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The newly single actress donned a plunging gown by Miu Miu that featured metallic brocade fabric paired perfectly with an embellished neckline.
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Rihanna debuted her boots inside the pages of Vogue UK worn with high-waisted underwear and a brocade coat (sans shirt underneath).
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"We were not looking to sell the company," Lloyd Carney, the Brocade chief executive, said in a post on the company's website.
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Brocade was advised by Evercore Partners and the law firm Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, while the law firm Latham & Watkins advised Broadcom.
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Chan said some of the fabric suppliers for East Meets Dress are out of the brocade needed for its Natalie Cheongsam dress.
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In the exhibition, a fragment of similar Spanish brocade is displayed below, vivid evidence of cochineal's link to both fabric and painting.
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The home is owned by tech entrepreneur Kumar Malavalli, founder of Brocade Communications Systems and a partner at venture capital firm VKRM.
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Churchgoers dressed in robes with conical hoods process through the city with ornately carved statuettes of saints swathed in gold brocade garments.
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In the 1970s and '80s, Artbag created brocade exteriors over 18-karat gold, ruby- and diamond-encrusted frames for Cartier's handbag line.
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Models wore sequined skirts, tailored trouser suits, Chinese-style silk dresses, shiny brocade coats, capes, brightly colored tights and a range of hats.
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Earnings: Wal-Mart, Gap, Applied Materials, Dick's Sporting Goods, Autodesk, Advanced Auto Parts, Ross Stores, Shoe Carnival, Mentor Graphics, Brocade 8:30 a.m.
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It has pulled off five big acquisitions since 2013 and is seeking approval for its $603bn bid for Brocade, yet another semiconductor company.
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Singapore-based Broadcom, formerly called Avago, is known for its connectivity chips while California-based Brocade makes networking hardware, software and storage products.
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Up to Friday's close, Brocade shares had fallen 9.5 percent in the past 12 months, while Ruckus shares had dropped about 22 percent.
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Vanderpoel lovingly transforms a mummy case, a teacup, a Japanese silk brocade and dozens of other knick-knacks into series of geometric patterns.
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"Frankly, CAC cards are not agile enough to do what we want," Halvorsen said at the Brocade Federal Forum in Washington on Tuesday.
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Corner Office This interview with Lloyd Carney, C.E.O. of Brocade, a data and storage networking firm, was conducted and condensed by Adam Bryant.
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Indeed, from its townhouse exterior to its brocade chairs and swag curtains, Barbetta is a throwback to the days of the fancy restaurant.
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Her guests, who included theater stars and singers, sat on brocade Edwardian sofas, among tables crammed with Chinese lamps and tiny animal figurines.
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While Broadcom and Qualcomm have little overlap, the firms are looking to complete a $5.5 billion purchase of Brocade Communications Systems Inc BRCD.
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Qualcomm is itself in the process of taking over NXP Semiconductor, while Broadcom recently announced the completion of its takeover of Brocade Communications.
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Better, though familiar, are two suites of paintings from 2014, which deploy a brocade pattern in raised silver paint on a purple surface.
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She also noticed an older waitress at the club in brocade patterned pants that had Mickey Mouse's likeness printed just below her kneecaps.
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The company's planned acquisition of Brocade is currently tied up in a review by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States.
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The oldest item in the exhibit is a "stay" (the predecessor of the corset), entirely made of silk and brocade, from the 1960s.
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That is an incredibly expensive gold brocade and the furbelows — the pillows that are attached on the dress — are very, very of that time.
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Beyoncé accessorized her genderless jacket, black pants and matching top with the $20173,790 "Modern Future" brocade drawstring backpack, also from Gucci's Magic Lanterns range.
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In addition, Obama's rug was replaced with a sunburst one from the Bush-era, and the couches are now brocade, no longer grey suede.
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The final series of works depicts bourgeois wardrobes, cabinets and dressers made of glowing wood veneers and pieces of old furniture, also on brocade.
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A new final, patterned layer of brocade, for instance, arrives from Kyoto, where traditional weavers replicated the fabric, even maintaining its softened, aged look.
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It's quite a nice deal for Brocade shareholders, who gain a 47 percent premium over the $8.69 closing price last Friday night (October 28th).
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For Broadcom, the Brocade deal represents the latest in a series of transactions since the company formerly known as Avago went public in 2009.
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Men and women tend to dress accordingly, in loosefitting garments made from vivid traditional textiles (brocade, adire, ankara) and Western-style business professional attire.
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Zurbarán's "Penitent Magdalene," from the mid-17th century, shows its subject leaning on a table that is draped with a richly patterned red brocade.
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Unlike her gamine and willowy contemporaries Diana Ross and Dionne Warwick, no amount of chiffon and stiff brocade could contain Franklin when she sang.
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He did it with Versailles-era corsets and swaying pannier-miniskirts; in denim and gold brocade; leather and pearls; gray hoodies and satin bows.
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I would use brocade for the structured overlay with beaded appliqué, duchess satin for the under-gown and silk organza for the inserted sleeves.
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In individual company news, Brocade Communications rose $1.08, nearly 10 percent, to $103.38 after Broadcom announced it would buy the company for $5.5 billion.
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Upstairs, one of the skylights blew open and the rain came pouring in, onto the wedding dress I'd sewn from a bargain bolt, brocade.
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Revenue from enterprise storage business jumped 70 percent in the reported quarter as the acquisition of Brocade helped drive sales gains at the unit.
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Brocade shareholders will receive $12.75 per share in all cash-transaction valued at about $5.5 billion, plus $400 million of net debt, the company said.
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Shares of Brocade Communications Systems soared more than 24 percent in intraday trade Monday after a report that it is advanced talks to sell itself.
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After-the-bell reports Thursday will come from Baidu (BIDU), Brocade (BRCD), Gap (GPS), Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), Intuit (INTU), Nordstrom (JWN) and Splunk (SPLK).
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Most of the assets of the unit for sale were obtained by Brocade as part of its $1.5 billion acquisition of Ruckus Wireless last year.
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The company&aposs $5.5 billion acquisition of American networking company Brocade has been held up by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States.
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Conservators will treat every component of the mount separately, trimming and connecting each of the colored strips of silk brocade that wrap around the edges.
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San Jose-based Brocade also raised its share buyback program by $800 million, taking the total remaining under the existing program to about $1.7 billion.
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The brilliance of their colors has dimmed, notably in passages of brocade and other sumptuous fabrics—a forte of Zurbarán, whose father was a haberdasher.
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Broadcom – Broadcom is laying off 1,100 workers across various businesses in a move to cut costs after its purchase of rival chipmaker Brocade last November.
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Lined up in front of the priest on a table are dozens of containers covered in brocade that hold the cremated ashes of the deceased.
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Painted panels rise and fall to create different patterns, like a loom — a reference to Cao Xueqin's family business, making silk brocade for the emperor.
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Every item — brocade sofas, velvet upholstered chairs, metal hinges, parquet de Versailles floors — is period perfect; Smith will brook no interruption of his rococo illusion.
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The carefully depicted wall disappeared next, and the painter glimpsed a plump figure clad in a brocade robe, holding the leashes of two foaming dogs.
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The designers had been thinking about domesticity, an idea that informed looks in pajama-like stripes and a shiny brocade reminiscent of '80s-era curtains.
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Arris and Brocade, which is set to be acquired by chipmaker Broadcom Ltd in a $5.5 billion deal that is pending regulatory approval, declined to comment.
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Most of the unit, known as the "network edge" business, was obtained by Brocade as part of its $1.5 billion acquisition of Ruckus Wireless last year.
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Arris is not in talks to buy other parts of the business being divested by Brocade that include data centers, switching and software, the sources added.
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Broadcom, which made a $103 billion bid for smartphone chip supplier Qualcomm Inc earlier this month, had agreed to buy Brocade in November of last year.
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Wear an eye-catching brocade coat, a vibrant dress and the most sparkly pumps in your closet, and you'll start 2017 off on the right foot.
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At design duo Mark Badgley and James Mischka's Fall 2018 presentation, a red brocade ball gown that harkened back to 17th century art stole the show.
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Sacerdotal is the (admittedly five-dollar) Latinism best describing some of the final looks at Balenciaga, forgettable priestly things like brocade scarves referencing chasubles and stoles.
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The foyer opened onto a living room, a dining room, and a parlor with sponge-marbled walls and tables smothered with brocade and studded with curios.
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The company also forecast current-quarter revenue of $5.30 billion, plus or minus $75 million, helped by its acquisition of network gear maker Brocade Communications Systems.
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While the facade has been rechristened in neon, the dining room remains drowsy, with a few booths and tables clad in gold brocade under plastic covers.
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The Brocade transaction is centered around its storage area network business, which provides data storage solutions for businesses, and is expected to complement Broadcom's existing offerings.
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Tan bought California-based companies Broadcom for $37 billion in a leveraged deal in 2015 and Brocade Communications in a $5.5 billion deal two years later.
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The writer dresses up the events in her life with shifts in point of view, lyrical fragments, nonlinear storytelling, parodies, rhapsodies and a brocade of description.
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There are rich silk brocade jackets and emperor gowns from his fall 1977 Les Chinoises collection, in fiery red floral prints or gold dragon-like scales.
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There was also a series of fringed velvet brocade pieces that recalled curtains or upholstery — a nod, perhaps, to the importance of repurposing in trying times.
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After the ceremony, she changed into a Chinese "wedding gown," a brocade and embroidered skirt and jacket that had been in her family for several generations.
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T: Ruth, how did you craft the outfit — a brocade ball gown paired with a wide metal collar — that you wore to the Oscars last year?
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WASHINGTON, July 3 (Reuters) - Chipmaker Broadcom Limited has won U.S. antitrust approval to buy Brocade Communications Systems with conditions, the Federal Trade Commission said on Monday.
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"Marcello put the movie on his shoulders," the director phrased it, and the battle scars brocade his visage as he seems to age before our eyes.
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Brocade Communications — The maker of networking equipment will be bought by chipmaker Broadcom in a deal worth $5.5 billion excluding debt or $12.75 per share in cash.
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Sorry, body-con dresses, velvet pants, and brocade blazers, but this top is the only one that takes the cake (or rather, my credit card) this year.
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Trump signed his first executive orders at the Resolute Desk before new gold curtains with a blue trim, a new sunburst-patterned carpet and new brocade couches.
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With Qualcomm's pending purchase of NXP and Broadcom's of Brocade, what looks at first glance like a merger between two giants is actually a four-sided deal.
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Carolina Herrera chose The Frick Collection museum on Manhattan's Upper East Side to introduce spring looks that included strapless gowns in denim, gingham, tulle, lace and brocade.
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Perched on a gold brocade couch in the Oval Office, Trump dispatched a top South Korean envoy to a darkened White House driveway to make the announcement.
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Broadcom supplies Cisco, and Brocade competes with Cisco, in making fiber channel switches that transfer large amounts of data between servers and other devices, the FTC said.
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There were '90s sportswear zip-up jackets given tight belted waists and padded hips, followed by jackets printed with the fine detail of brocade and military regalia.
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I have a pair of beaded trousers and a silver brocade jacket I actually wear to work (not together, mind you) along with a lot of black.
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O), the chip maker that agreed to acquire Brocade in November, will not own a business that competes with its top clients, such as Cisco Systems Inc (CSCO.
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Broadcom, formerly Avago Technologies, is known for its connectivity chips used in products ranging from mobile devices to servers, while Brocade makes networking switches, software and storage products.
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So it's not really a surprise that I was swooning over this violet-and-silver brocade gown, which she wore as effortlessly as a tee and jeans. Getty
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Intricate black lace veils and papal hats covered models' heads, while sumptuous brocade dresses and regal purple velvet sweatshirts read 'Fashion Sinner,' 'Fashion is Beautiful,' and 'Royal Love.
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Noir is an 11-piece collection of fancy dresses and separates in rich fabrics like velvet and brocade, and decorated with sequins and all sorts of elegant embellishments.
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There were ball gowns in denim and ball gowns in gingham, ribbed poor-boy sweaters paired with ball skirts in striped silk and khaki mixed with metallic brocade.
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At the second, in 1971, she chose a surprisingly slinky gold brocade halter gown with matching coat from the designer that showed off her then-fashionable California tan.
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On a good day his restaurant, Memories of Shanghai, goes through 50 orders of xiao long bao, each one swirled into a hypnotic brocade in Mr. Zhang's hands.
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Broadcom, with the support of Brocade, plans to divest Brocade's IP Networking business, consisting of wireless and campus networking, data center switching and routing, and software networking solutions.
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In Mr. Wiley's "Napoleon," from 2005, the Alpine setting has given way to an abstract ground of red and gold brocade, speckled, strange to say, by swimming spermatozoa.
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There were exaggerated pastry-crust ruffles and sofa florals; tiny brocade 1960s dresses and lace tights; sneakers carried dangling from a wrist like a handbag, and Gucci kneepads.
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Those in turn gave way to glam-rock brocade jackets and silver-washed denim, until it culminated in a series of velvet evening gowns: pleated, jewel-toned and soignée.
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While I adored those who went all-out (Katy Perry, Rihanna) I especially loved that Tracee incorporated Kawakubo's avant garde, proportion-experimenting style into her brocade high-collar coatdress.
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Broadcom, which made a $103 billion unsolicited bid for smartphone chip supplier Qualcomm Inc earlier this month that was rejected, agreed to buy Brocade in November of last year.
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Villanelle, by contrast, has a fancy flat in Paris and a killer wardrobe that veers from pretty brocade tailoring to pussy bow blouses to that voluminous Molly Goddard dress.
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Broadcom also last week finalized its purchase of network equipment maker Brocade, while smaller chip-maker Marvell Technology Group said that it would pay $6 billion to buy Cavium.
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In a blog post on the Brocade community blog, CEO Lloyd Carney indicated his company wasn't looking to sell, but Broadcom offered a deal so compelling they couldn't refuse.
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Prosecutors said David Riley, Foundry's former chief information officer, in 2008 tipped off Teeple about an unannounced plan for Brocade Communications Systems Inc to acquire Foundry for $3 billion.
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Prosecutors said Riley in 2008 tipped an analyst at hedge fund Artis Capital Management about the unannounced plan for Brocade Communications Systems Inc to acquire Foundry for $3 billion.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Chipmaker Broadcom secured EU antitrust approval on Friday for its $5.5 billion bid for Brocade after pledging to cooperate with competitors and to protect their confidential data.
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Singapore-based Broadcom, formerly Avago Technologies, makes connectivity chips used in products ranging from mobile devices to servers, while California-based Brocade produces networking switches, software and storage products.
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Among all the sleeves were ground control jackets and aviator trousers in pale pastels (some almost perfectly androgynous), sparkling mesh overlays, graphic rubberized cocoon coats and metallic floral brocade.
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On the day of the announcement, analysts speculated that it was done to ease approval of Broadcom's $5.5 billion bid for Brocade, which had been delayed for a year.
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"With deep expertise in mission-critical storage networking, Brocade increases our ability to address the evolving needs of our OEM customers," Broadcom CEO Hock Tan said in the statement.
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Qualcomm itself is in the midst of acquiring NXP Semiconductor for $38.5 billion, while Broadcom is still awaiting national security approval for its $5.5 billion takeover of Brocade Communications.
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At his first meeting with President Xi Jinping he happily shared a brocade sofa at Mar-a-Lago, his Florida estate, and declared his Chinese guest a great friend.
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Now all that remains of his patrimony is enough hefty wood and tatty brocade to churn the stomachs of every Design Within Reach customer in the first three rows.
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Networking company Brocade made a hefty $1.5 billion bid Monday for Ruckus Wireless, a company that helps build carrier-grade Wi-Fi networks at stadiums and other big locations.
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Tyson Foods (TSN) leads this morning's earnings calendar, while Brocade (BRCD), Jack In The Box (JACK), and Palo Alto Networks (PANW) are among companies reporting after this afternoon's closing bell.
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Though some of this risked tipping into costume territory, especially the stiffer patchwork brocade Fortuny gowns, the workmanship was never less than breathtaking, especially when it was less than obvious.
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Macquarie Research analyst Rajesh Ghai said the deal made sense as the companies offered complimentary products and would provide Brocade with "some more ammunition" to expand into the services industry.
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And before going on maternity leave and welcoming son Archie, Meghan wore a silver and gold brocade dress to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Prince Charles' Investiture at Buckingham Palace.
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With the evening's theme technological, Ms. Yang had constructed an electric-blue pantsuit and cape embellished with brocade, lace and airy ostrich feathers, to be worn with nude Ferragamo heels.
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Individually decorated rooms feature antique carved beds, brocade drapes, mirrors and paintings with gilded frames, and updated bathrooms, many with cast-iron tubs and, for decoration only, chamber pot chairs.
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November: Markle then wore this black button-down brocade gown with her hair slicked back into its signature bun for another Remembrance event with the royal family that same week.
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A 2014 Rudolf Stingel gold brocade-pattern "wallpaper" painting on his booth priced at $2 million attracted at least 50 inquiries at the Tuesday preview, but no sale by Thursday.
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A splendid full-length portrait shows Henrietta Maria in a lustrous blue riding habit, with her dwarf, Jeffrey Hudson, in red, next to an enormous swag of yellow-gold brocade.
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He estimated that the work force at Brocade, a networking technology company that Broadcom acquired last year for $210 billion, would shrink through divestitures from about 5,500 employees to 1,500.
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Or opt for a derivation of the same idea, and pair sparkly pants, either beaded or in metallic brocade (try Tory Burch or H&M), with a simple cashmere sweater.
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Yves Saint Laurent's statuary vestment for the Virgin of El Rocío, circa 1861, with gold silk brocade and pearls, in "Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination" at the Met.
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The two large drawing rooms on the second floor, done alike in pale amber-yellow satin brocade, were thrown into one large salon running the width of the two houses.
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Indeed, when Michele dressed his crew in brocade, studded their clothes with pearls and heaped them with laurels, they carried more than a passing resemblance to a grandee or two.
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Brocade could add as much as $103 million of operating EBITDA (upon divestiture of the IP networking business), resulting in a Fitch estimated $7.6 billion of combined operating EBITDA at closing.
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Mostly he improvised inventively on collage, fashioning comically well-dressed ladies and high-testosterone Army generals from all manner of found materials and objects, including war medals, on his brocade backgrounds.
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It showcases designers like Simonetta, Roberto Capucci and Mila Schön, who provided the sumptuous underpinnings for the cavalcade of damask and brocade, leather and lace on the Milanese runways this week.
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It's Bautista, shirtless, in full gear and body makeup, an impressively detailed and lifelike brocade of green paint and raised red tattoos that look like they were carved into his skin.
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Singapore-based Broadcom, formerly Avago Technologies, is known for its connectivity chips used in products ranging from mobiles to servers, while California-based Brocade makes networking switches, software and storage products.
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My grandmother's favorite Grandma shoes were those many of us covet right now: clean square heel, maybe a bright suede or shiny brocade, possibly a sling-back and a round toe.
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What I Love 13 Photos View Slide Show ' Arianna Huffington was sitting like a very relaxed queen in her SoHo bedroom on a thronelike bergère chair covered in brocade Fortuny fabric.
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The chip maker Broadcom said on Wednesday that it had agreed to acquire Brocade Communications Systems, a maker of routers, switches and other computer networking equipment, for $5.5 billion in cash.
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Then, on Tuesday, Ms. Trump donned a green brocade Erdem tea-length dress with pink and yellow flowers that some commentators likened to traditional Indian anarkali style, complete with keyhole neckline.
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"It was all handled as though I'd happened to have dressed my main character in a purple brocade dinner jacket," Delany later recalled, in an essay on racism in science fiction.
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The first sign that Mr. Tan was open to buying non-semiconductor businesses came in 2016 when Broadcom made a $5.5 billion deal to acquire Brocade, which makes computer networking hardware.
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When the group disbanded in 2005, Ms. Lawson continued to create showstoppers for Beyoncé as a solo artist, including the black brocade ball gown she wore for the 2005 Academy Awards.
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A deal for Brocade, whose market capitalization has risen to $4.5 billion on merger talk, would come a week after the semiconductor's industry's largest ever tieup when smartphone chipmaker Qualcomm Inc, agreed to buy NXP Semiconductors NV for about $38 billion Brocade would be the latest acquisition to become part of the sprawling company known as Broadcom, now the third-largest U.S. semiconductor maker by revenue, behind Intel Corp and Qualcomm Inc, with a market capitalization of $66.4 billion.
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Models walked through the space surrounded by paintings from Titian, Perugino and Raphael, wearing faux fur jackets, brocade suiting and sequin-embellished velvet gowns — the typical magpie pieces of the Gucci aesthetic.
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As a result of the Brocade acquisition, enterprise storage revenue will increase to more than 20% of total revenue from mid-teens currently, modestly diversifying significant wired infrastructure and wireless communications exposure.
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Jonas channeled the "Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination" theme with a gold cross necklace, which he paired with the Alta Sartoria single-breasted shawl lapel tuxedo in black silk brocade.
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Brocade foil papers could decorate religious books in Europe, while in China a version known as "tea chest" paper replaced the toxic lead lining that had previously been used in packaging tea.
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Newly prosperous merchants, lawyers, scholars and other professionals responded by donning luxurious black outfits of velvet, silk and fine wool, which also proved ideal for the display of gold accessories and brocade.
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At the pageant, children sat cross-legged in the dirt, crowded close to the spindly stage where the contestants spun and danced in red feather headdresses, gold brocade and clouds of tulle.
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During little breaks on Thursday, he switched from a black, gold-sequined, pink-lapeled suit to a flowered brocade jacket with pink pants to an elaborately embroidered blue robe, with corresponding eyeglasses.
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Almost immediately after the East India Company was established in the 1600s, transplants began bringing home incandescent pigments, decorative techniques such as block printing and textiles such as embroidered silk and brocade.
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He is also a perennial red carpet favorite of Trevor Noah, Anthony Ramos, Dylan Sprouse and other male celebrities with the confidence to pull off one of his exquisitely tailored brocade suits.
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On a morning just after Christmas, the hotel was still decorated for the holidays and so was Ms. Kennedy, in a brocade coat, a purple scarf and a black broderie anglaise dress.
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The room is highly decorated, featuring a patterned wool rug, wall of red brocade, and lacquered folding screen, which, as Oles explained, shows the impact of Asian trade on Mexican colonial arts.
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Broadcom is also planning to use debt to finance its purchase of Brocade, but the company could see a ratings upgrade that will allow it to access the investment grade market, sources said.
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Watch the video above to see avatars of Ben Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison grumpily argue over the issues that motivate millennial voters — in matching brocade vests and natty ponytails, of course.
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"There will be meaningful cross-selling opportunities with Brocade and CA solutions" as a result of the acquisition, Broadcom CEO Hock Tan told analysts on a conference call about the deal on Thursday.
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Vans has had a surge in demand in the last two years as VF cut inventory and launched new sneakers, including a line decorated with satin brocade, to appeal to fashion conscious millennials.
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"We fell in love with costume culture," said Doug Nightwine, 52, an audio engineer for Hall & Oates who lives on the Upper East Side, and wore metallic jeans and a silver brocade waistcoat.
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She was in a similar mood two days later at the American Film Institute awards, for which she chose a bright blue Roland Mouret dress with a swingy skirt and brocade bust detail.
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Think T-shirts with velvet epaulets, gold fringe and rows of decorative medals paired with skirts depicting village scenes in winter, babushka headgear and leopard print, rough-hewed patchworks of silk and brocade.
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I saw a tiny silver-haired woman in a hot pink pantsuit and another in a tuxedo and flower-adorned bowler hat, as well as a man in a shiny mustard brocade blazer.
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Related transactions: Broadcom's previously-announced $5 billion deal for Brocade and Qualcomm's previously-announced $47 billion deal for NXP Semiconductors both remain in process, but needn't be consummated for the larger transaction to continue.
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In a dress from Yohji Yamamoto's Spring/Summer 1995 collection, for instance, the sporty black jersey of the bodice contrasts with a sumptuous red-and-gold brocade skirt reminiscent of a kimono's obi sash.
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Models wore reversible outerwear: plaid wool coats that turned into embroidered jacquard pieces, canvas military-style parkas with brocade inside and quilted embroidered velvet jackets with silky interiors — all ready for day and evening.
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Amid towers of green boxes, I must have tried on 12 or so pairs of loafers, navigating everything from heels, studs, and brocade to patent leather...to find out which ones were THE ones.
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Tom Volf, the director of "Maria by Callas," restored it in high definition and colorized it, bringing out deep red of her velvet dress, the gold of the brocade, the glitter of her jewels.
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It can't have been easy to turn this tiny floor-stage into an elegant 1930s parlor, but Collin Trevor Eastwood pulls it off with a few velvet and brocade pieces beneath a crystal chandelier.
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For now, however, he's a hand's breadth from me, all decked out in golden chainmail and floral brocade and looking as relaxed as only thousand-year-old skeletons in 18th century finery can be.
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The Positive Outlook reflects Fitch's increased confidence in Broadcom's commitment and ability to achieve target total leverage (total debt/operating EBITDA) near 2x in the 12-24 months after closing the Brocade Communications Systems Inc.
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The ratings and Outlook incorporate potential for Broadcom to flex up the senior notes offering but Fitch expects net proceeds would be used for additional Term Loan A reduction of pre-funding the Brocade acquisition.
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Brocade would be the latest addition to the sprawling company known as Broadcom, now the third-largest U.S. semiconductor maker by revenue, behind Intel Corp and Qualcomm Inc, with a market capitalization of $66.4 billion.
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"I still like Broadcom, which I think has a lot more upside," Cramer said, adding that the company will soon complete its $6 billion acquisition of Brocade and has a good record of making deals.
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Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren Earnings: Priceline, Noble Energy, T-Mobile, Lumber Liquidators, Eaton Vance, Marathon Oil, Newmont Mining, Brocade, Angie's List, Analog Devices, Dr. Pepper Snapple, Garmin, Iamgold, La-Z-Boy 21:30 a.m.
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NEW YORK (Reuters LPC) - Six banks will be providing a US$6.5bn financing backing chipmaker Broadcom's acquisition of Brocade, a maker of networking switches, software and storage products, two sources familiar with the financing said.
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The boys' choices also included a series of long and short dresses in rich brocade or Mickey Mouse motifs, an encore of the continuing Gucci movement toward a more genderless, seasonless kind of self-determination.
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SAN FRANCISCO - Chipmaker Broadcom Ltd is nearing a deal to acquire network gear maker Brocade Communications Systems Inc in a deal that could be announced later this week, people familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.
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Stepping out to dinner in NYC on Saturday night with Jay Z and Nicki Minaj after the Tidal X: 1015 Benefit Concert, Beyoncé wore a stunning yellow and blue custom brocade suit from designer Musika Frere.
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What to watch: Becoming a U.S.-based company has other benefits for Broadcom, whose $5.5 billion acquisition of U.S. company Brocade is still under review by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS).
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It's fun to be backstage with these people, to ooh and ah with them over a new brocade that Leon Bakst, the troupe's excellent set designer, has sent over, and to listen to their naughty jokes.
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Here it came in the form of brocade and plaid suiting, beaded ruffle skirts and wide-brimmed hats; also corduroy flares, oversized eyeglasses, printed guitar cases and romantic silk dresses with kerchief hems and billowing sleeves.
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"My father hunts every weekend and I grew up surrounded by trophies and horns," said the designer, who also produced some commercial garments, if you can call a brocade jumpsuit with a buttoned fanny-flap commercial.
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Shirley Chisholm stares out from the side of a dozen coffee mugs these days, her epochal glasses, brocade dresses and distinct crown of curls recognizable trademarks of the most regenerative political figure in modern American culture.
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In another, a current of smoke wafts across the painting like a lazy jet stream, through a levitating circle seemingly made of shiny red ribbon, while the background pattern is green-on-green, a camouflagelike brocade.
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Not taste in the old highfalutin' definition of the word, as a kind of elite aesthetic judgment woven in brocade and silk faille and passed down from on high, but rather taste in community, attitude, achievement.
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Before I ever had a bedroom of my own (I shared with my big sister until I was ten), I knew how it would look: like Cher Horowitz's gilt-and-pink brocade bedroom in 1995 classic Clueless.
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The Modern Family actress gave a slightly different take on the night's biggest trend, also opting for a sheer illusion dress in ornate brocade that gave her the appearance of being encrusted in layers of gold leaf.
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He experimented with a gold velvet-brocade jacket, rhinestone earrings, a plaid vest, and a black cap bearing an insignia of a crossed golf club and fork, which he had finagled from Jack Nicklaus's Golden Bear Grill.
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The Paula Cooper Gallery of New York, for example, sold a 7-foot-high Rudolf Stingel "brocade" abstract in shades of gold and pink, dated 0003, to a European collector for between $1 million and $2 million.
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Moroni honed closer to the facts of silver flecked brocade, velvet fringe, opulent jewels and fine embroidery in black or red silk thread that embellishes so many collars and cuffs in portraits of both men and women.
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And all of it was jiggered up with bejeweled thigh-highs, Bakelite logo necklaces, clunky square-heeled loafers, and enormous brocade ushanka hats — a little bit geeky, a little bit athleisure, a little bit soignée; altogether cool.
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It is decorated in a style pegged to the Dakota's 1884 German Renaissance-style architecture, with heavy wooden furniture, brocade drapes with tassels and Victorian allegorical paintings of the type whose eyes move in vintage horror films.
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And for many people, it's the only place where ludicrously opulent décor is attainable, where you can go all out on mother-of-pearl doorknobs or Versailles-worthy brocade chaises without losing your savings or your dignity.
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Elizabeth, then 17, wore a silk tunic and silk-satin embroidered trousers, while Princess Margaret (as Princess Roxana) was dressed in a crimson silk-satin jacket trimmed in gold and crimson brocade with a matching long silk dress.
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Credit Protection Measures Strengthening: Fitch expects incremental profitability growth from higher revenue levels, the realization of annual Broadcom deal-related cost synergies, accretive profit margins from the Brocade acquisition and divestiture proceeds from the IP networking business sale.
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But in October, Brocade and Broadcom Limited withdrew and re-filed their joint voluntary notice to the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) to allow more time for review and discuss the proposed acquisition. (mwne.
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It's unclear how CFIUS will account for Broadcom's announced plans to redomicile from Singapore to the U.S. This seemed to play in its favor during its smaller purchase of Brocade, but right now it remains just a promise.
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Alessandro Michele, the creative director of Gucci, has a penchant for brocade and ribbons in his men's wear, for cap sleeves and pajama suits in bright silks and lots of pussy-bow blouses knotted around young men's throats.
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We met up with Matthew and Gunnar—ahead of their show at Cafe Carlyle in New York City tonight—to reminisce over their early career go big or go home fashion philosophy, one brocade waistcoat at a time.
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A gold brocade corset and big floral silk bow — clichés of formality — were crushed and bolted onto the torsos of both boys and girls with no discrimination made between the two; shiny vinyl leggings paired with tweed jackets.
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The House of Woodcock specializes in sculptural gowns and suits, made of silk and brocade and fine lace for women of means; Reynolds Woodcock is at its center, aided by his sister Cyril (Lesley Manville), who runs the business for him.
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Trendspotting 10 Photos View Slide Show ' Victoria Beckham slashed and sliced it; Rihanna laced it up like a high-top sneaker at Fenty x Puma; Laura Vassar and Kristopher Brock of the Brock Collection rendered their version in courtly brocade.
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Plus, you can live with the satisfaction of knowing that the queen, heads of states, and dignitaries (not to mention little Prince George) will appreciate all the blood, sweat, and tears that go into wrangling yards and yards of brocade.
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"I would not touch a thing," says Sandra Carraro, blond and graceful as she perches on the edge of a silk brocade sofa before the fire in the vast, ornate living room of her 17th-century house in Rome's Trastevere neighborhood.
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She choreographed the madcap party scene at Holly Golightly's apartment in "Breakfast at Tiffany's" (21956), and also appeared in it as the glamorous party guest in gold brocade and pearls who argues with the man wearing a fake eye patch.
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The sort of garments that blossom in the imagination and exist outside of time and trend: polka-dot 1940s tea dresses and witchy white robes corseted in crystal spider webs; royal brocade rocker trousers and Midsummer Night's Dream bias-cut silks.
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The burnt-umber brocade walls of their 34-room apartment, with its George II gilt-wood chairs and antique ormolu tables, were hung with Old Masters; on the marble mantel sat a harp that neither inhabitant knew how to play.
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Under crystal chandeliers, Jeremy Scott showed wide-hipped pannier dresses, brocade frock coats and a fairly literal "Let them eat cake" dress made from what looked like frosted pâtisserie tiers; adding to the deluge of decadence were the models' towering hairdos.
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True, they came in purple satin brocade with chest-baring portrait collars; or gold lamé with flounces and neck frills; or constituted little more than a white satin bustier worn with thigh boots and a pair of Y-front briefs.
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Velvet brocade jackets, flouncy chemises and monks' robes with rope belts also were lined up on a rack outside the workshop for last-minute fixes for the revival of the ballet "Romeo and Juliet," whose dress rehearsal was that day.
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An acquisition of the Brocade unit, which makes equipment that boost high-speed internet service for consumers and businesses, would add a suite of products to Arris' portfolio that can serve areas with high demand for bandwidth, such as universities and airports.
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The eldest Kardashian chose a white bralette, white brocade bell bottoms, and a black lace-trimmed silk robe, while her 21-year-old sister channeled an equally boudoir aesthetic in a black bra paired with a silk navy capri pant and robe set.
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Brocade should be immediately accretive to Broadcom's profitability, given Brocade's more than 70% gross profit margins, versus Fitch's estimate of gross profit margins (adjusted for the impact of purchase price accounting, restructuring and stock-based compensation) in the mid-50s for Broadcom.
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Last year, Arris also struck a deal to acquire Brocade Communications Systems Inc's networking equipment business for $800 million, which added a suite of products to its portfolio that can serve areas with high demand for bandwidth, such as universities and airports.
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A deal for Brocade, whose market capitalization has risen to $4.5 billion on merger talk, would come a week after the semiconductor's industry's largest-ever tie-up when smartphone chipmaker Qualcomm Inc agreed to buy NXP Semiconductors NV for about $38 billion.
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On the Street A surprise of the spring party season was the number of men who shed their black-tie uniform for dinner jackets that had flower patterns, were made of brocade, were bejeweled or featured wild flights of fantasy on the lapels.
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THE FABRIC OF INDIA In a show originating at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, old brocade, 17th-century Gujarati cotton and contemporary fashion combine to give a sense of the subcontinent's extraordinary and longstanding wealth of textile design. Oct. 19-Jan.
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Her chipped nails fasten a button; her unpainted face beams, both wrinkled and serene; the playful brocade of a trouser leg visually mirrors the cracked lines of her heel upon a YSL mule, rendering the surface of her skin a tapestry of time.
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" Show me the viewer who sees Shanina Shaik in shell pink lace bra and panties with a silver brocade corset and silver ankle cuffs with her neck tied up in a big bow and thinks: "Damn, that woman is dressing to please herself.
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Ms. Kawakubo's costumes for "Orlando," many of which were unveiled at her Fall 2019 men's and Spring 2020 women's fashion shows, offer riffs on Elizabethan brocade, 18th-century dandyism, Victorian prudery and the explosion of artificial color and light in the 20th century.
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The only other truly outré effort was by the costume designer of "Carol," Sandy Powell, whose homage to David Bowie — a teal brocade pantsuit worn with shock of orange hair — was so transformative that onlookers had her confused with Tilda Swinton for several minutes.
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If you're like me, then you probably hoped that after this week, we'd never have to look at Donald Trump's face again, that he'd take his tiny hands and his combover and sequester himself somewhere that was heavy on gold leaf and heavy, brocade curtains.
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This month he stood next to President Donald Trump as he announced that he would move Broadcom's legal headquarters from Singapore to America, a move surely designed to encourage American regulators' approval both for his acquisition of Brocade and the subsequent bid for Qualcomm.
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The Kat Von D Beauty founder was already well into her pregnancy in the photo she shared earlier in May to announce her son on the way, cradling her growing baby bump in the striking image while wearing a gold floral patterned brocade dress.
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The bride chose an embroidered, green set from Shyamal and Bhumika for her henna party, a white and gold outfit from Shop Awadh by Birjees Fatima for the ceremony, and finally, a gown with a multicolored brocade train from Rimple & Harpreet Narula for the reception.
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Silvery oversize parka layers shadowed ornate brocade; a long spaghetti-strap gown was veiled in lace and trapped under a PVF bustier; an apple green cable coat was actually constructed from molded rubber; and a skirt was made entirely of clacking multicolored plastic tags.
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In 90-degree Tuscan heat, boys and girls drifted past in high ruffled necklines and heavy-duty felt military coats covered in rich brocade, kitschy brown double-G emblazoned PVC and fur striped jackets and oversize white shearling leather bombers with fringing on the arms.
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" The garments were heavily tactile — delicate tulle was contrasted with heavier brocade fabrics, thick Aran knits and macramé detailing, and it was all tied together by layers of oyster-colored satin — reflective of Rocha's desire for the collection to feel "visceral and of this earth.
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The collection was full of ankle-grazing brocade pieces in bright colors — inspired by Erdem's recent trip to Casa Luis Barragán in Mexico City — and elsewhere, rose embroideries and fringed shawls were imbued with the Edwardian opulence for which the designer is best known.
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Inspired by a visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute in the mid-1990s, Ms. de Borchgrave's crumpled, pleated and painted marvels sit perfectly within the Frick's collection of old masters, imitating the silk, satin, velvet and brocade the artists captured in paint.
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Key move: Broadcom's recent decision to redomicile from Singapore to the U.S. seems to have gotten it over the final regulatory hurdles to buying California-based Brocade, as it had received antitrust approval in July but refiled in October with a U.S. body that oversees foreign investments.
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Thanks to speakers, participants and supporters of this Masterclass series, in particular: Natasha Ligai (Logitech), Todd Neville (IBM), Christina LaMontagne(Johnson & Johnson), Anne Samak de la Cerda (former CFO, Withings), Dan Fairfax, (former CFO, Brocade), Amanda Zamurs and Larry Chu (Goodwin), Kate Whitcomb and Ethan Haigh (HAX).
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In the enormous room beyond, there was a marble fireplace and a candelabra and floor-length windows hung with tattered yellow brocade drapes; the glass in a vast gilt mirror was so foxed that it didn't double the perspective but closed it in, like a black fog.
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Bloomingdale cultivated a taste as well for the Americans James Galanos, Oscar de la Renta and Adolfo, whose little bouclé luncheon suits and lustrous evening looks — among them the brocade vest and gleaming silver pantaloons she wore as a hostess in the late '60s — became a signature.
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Not to the clothes, necessarily — to the classic military trench jumpsuits in elaborate, sparkling brocade, splitting open with the emergence of a rounded belly covered in a bodysuit of roses, newsprint or branded logos; ripped apart by an oversized rump, or two jutting growths on either side.
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The house is decorated with confident and refined theatricality: custom-designed brocade-and-velvet sofas; a domed dining nook with a mosaic ceiling; a double-height library with a wrought-iron catwalk of gossamer delicacy; abundant antiques, bibelots, contemporary artworks and a few flea-market flourishes.
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In Paris, 15 miles from the gates of Versailles, a riot of 18th-century regalia ruled the runways: intricate lace collars and stiff panniers at Loewe, an extravaganza of pouf skirts and jacquard bloomers at Comme de Garçons and cutaway brocade frock coats at Dries Van Noten.
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In the entryway, a hyper-colorful 2010 Xavier Tronel painting disrupts the gracious Dior-gray entryway and in the bedroom, 1970s pea-green armchairs sit against crimson and green brocade curtains constructed from a 19th-century tapestry from the Château de Saint-Victor in the Loire Valley.
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He has increasingly begun emphasizing his considerable skill as a technical designer, forcing a consideration of the couture-level skeleton that has always lurked beneath his clothing's brash exterior: the fine tailoring, the intricate beading, the manipulation of traditionally fine fabrics like brocade, Harris tweed and organza.
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Communications company CenturyLink announced the acquisition of telecommunications provider Level 29.75 Communications last week; private equity firm Blackstone Group agreed to buy physician services organization TeamHealth in a leveraged buyout worth US$22015bn; and chipmaker Broadcom reported a deal to purchase network gear maker Brocade for US$3.373bn.
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So whether you're looking for a pair of vintage-style clip-ons to be the focal point of your look or just want to add a little sparkle to that brocade power-suit you've been dying to wear, click on for the most festive earrings we could fine.
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But at Ms. Guo's show, held at the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in a narrow white room with a golden palm frond framing the runway, few of the guests, many of them Ms. Guo's clients from Asia swathed in white furs and brocade gowns, blinked an eye.
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Broadcom hasn't yet gotten a "yes" on its takeover approach for Qualcomm, but both chipmakers are moving forward on other deals that could smooth their path to a mega-merger: Broadcom on Friday closed its $5.5 billion purchase of networking switch maker Brocade, which was first announced last November.
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That level of secrecy carried through to the wedding itself — the few photos friends posted were quickly removed, though fans caught one that showed Agron in her Valentino wedding gown and crown of stars posing with her new husband (in a turban and brocade jacket) and a pal.
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As his men and women swapped louche jackets and trousers in houndstooth of many sizes, lounge singer satins and sunburst brocade, he made the case for genderless suiting with grace but without compromise, positing the exchange not as a political statement about the refusal of labels, but as generosity.
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That same yellow and red brocade vest moves from Timothée Chalamet to Saoirse Ronan over the course of the film, marking not only the passing of time but also the casual intimacy of an item of clothing that continues to be shared even as the wearers move apart.
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The video "How to Slay a Demon" (from 2019, as are all works in the show) is the most explicit, with women's bodies dressed in silk, brocade or gold lamé being stripped by a series of beasts and monsters sporting claws, horns, tails, baring teeth and bulging eyes.
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And Fausto Puglisi opened with a short film titled "Southern Vertigo" staring the actress Cristina Donadio as an all-powerful matriarch with a lived-in face, who strips down amid the marbles of the Naples National Archaeological Museum only to be regarbed in ornate brocade for a (papal?) investiture.
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Sometimes it doesn't matter, because, as with Junya Watanabe's return to his punk Britannia roots via tartan, traffic-light leopard, leather and sofa brocade, mixed up with his recent adventures in structural geometry and crowned by "A Clockwork Orange" face, it's raucous enough to keep watching no matter what.
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If the U.S.-and-Singapore-based company succeeds in buying Brocade, it would keep Brocade's fibre channel and storage business, which has roughly $1.5 billion in annual revenue, while it would aim to divest its networking business, the sources said, asking not to be named because the matter is private.
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Among the ice cubes dripping water into rivulets on the floor (they had been created by the Japanese artist Azuma Makoto) wove women in raw linen shorts and smocks splashed with abstract geraniums; elaborate brocade poet's shirts and jet beaded trench coats; tulle-veiled pencil skirts; and sweatshirts planted with paillettes.
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A great-niece of Gussie's, Jennifer Connor, an entrepreneur known as the Mustard Girl whose products are sold at Target and Publix, had chosen for the occasion a black silk Yves Saint Laurent gown with brocade down the sides, passed down from her mother's side, accessorized with a mink wrap.
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And if everyone else is saying that about their jeans, too, then I'll just say crop-tops, vintage football jerseys (my new obsession), shrunken button-downs, lace, brocade, an oversize navy-blue cashmere sweater, big earrings, satin Prada Mary Janes, a faux tan, maybe an ice cream cone and a margarita?
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There were more than 100 looks in all, but it was the haute patchwork gowns collaged together from scraps of tapestry brocade and velvet, dripping silk fringes at the seams, that summed it up best: a career as a collage of what once caught our collective imagination, refined over seasons.
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If a sense of grandeur could be felt in the collection's satin puffball skirts, brocade suits and feather-trimmed silk pajamas, it was only heightened by the collage of video clips from Alfred Hitchcock movies and snippets of Old Hollywood stars such as Marilyn Monroe that played in the background.
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In "Self-Portrait/Pervert," made the following year, Opie is faceless and topless and bleeding again: she sits in front of a black-and-gold brocade with her hands folded in her lap, her head sealed in an ominous black leather hood, the word "pervert" carved in oozing, ornate letters across her chest.
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Just last week, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit affirmed the conspiracy and securities fraud convictions of David Riley, the former chief information officer at Foundry Networks, for giving information to Matthew G. Teeple, an adviser to a hedge fund, about the impending acquisition of the company by Brocade Communications.
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You'll soon find yourself itching to spend quality time lording over the enigmatic wardrobe of the soi-disant "King of Kings" of Africa' Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi' and indulge in the damask and brocade body wrappings and voluminous Technicolor print robes that made Patti LaBelle look like a standard-king room at an airport Radisson.
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Whether dressed in lean double-breasted suits, brocade evening jackets out of Wong Kar-wai, feather-light shearling dusters, trucker jackets of shearling manipulated to resemble ponyskin, or the custom ski wear that is Mr. Lauren's latest venture (amboyna burl ski-poles, anyone?), the image conveyed was of a freeze frame shot depicting young Mr.
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The bride is wearing a dress of cream brocade, with a long veil and orange blossom, the six bridesmaids are dressed in pink or cream, the chief bridesmaid and the bride are probably sisters, and the little 'boy' wearing the sailor suit is their younger brother for they all have the same fair colouring.
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Her latest offering includes a sculptural white balloon-sleeve dress made from hemp (which requires one-third of the water used to process cotton), a brocade suit woven from yarn derived from recycled plastic bottles — and the perfect white A-line skirt to go with the boots, in denim sourced from an environmentally conscious mill.
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O to acquire U.S. networking switches and software maker Brocade (notified March 217/ deadline April 212) — Swiss pharmaceutical supplier Lonza Group to acquire U.S. capsule maker Capsugel from private equity firm KKE & Co LP (notified March 217/deadline April 225) — Italian energy company Duferco Energia to acquire a business unit from Italian electricity company Energhe S.p.
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O to acquire U.S. networking switches and software maker Brocade (notified March 193/ deadline April 26) — Swiss pharmaceutical supplier Lonza Group to acquire U.S. capsule maker Capsugel from private equity firm KKE & Co LP (notified March 17/deadline April 26) — Italian energy company Duferco Energia to acquire a business unit from Italian electricity company Energhe S.p.
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O to acquire U.S. networking switches and software maker Brocade (notified March 231/ deadline April 212) — Swiss pharmaceutical supplier Lonza Group to acquire U.S. capsule maker Capsugel from private equity firm KKE & Co LP (notified March 217/deadline April 212) — Italian energy company Duferco Energia to acquire a business unit from Italian electricity company Energhe S.p.
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Whether it's the fringed rhinestone jacket and pink geometric sunglasses he wore when performing at Madison Square Garden in 218, the star-spangled velvet jacket (with matching earrings) when on stage in Sydney the same year, or the wide-lapeled brocade duster coat he wore around Hollywood in '280, John championed outlandish and extraordinary dressing throughout the era.
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Like this delicately beaded gown she wore to The Edge of Reason, posing with her co-star Hugh Grant: For the film's sequel premiere, Renée switched up her look, ditching her usual blonde locks for a deep chestnut brown hue which contrasted beautifully with the lush, red brocade of her strapless dress with gold beaded embellishment.
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O to acquire U.S. networking switches and software maker Brocade (notified March 353/ deadline April 235) — Swiss pharmaceutical supplier Lonza Group to acquire U.S. capsule maker Capsugel from private equity firm KKE & Co LP (notified March 290/deadline April 2105) — Italian energy company Duferco Energia to acquire a business unit from Italian electricity company Energhe S.p.
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O to acquire U.S. networking switches and software maker Brocade (notified March 17/ deadline April 26) — Swiss pharmaceutical supplier Lonza Group to acquire U.S. capsule maker Capsugel from private equity firm KKE & Co LP (notified March 17/deadline April 26) — Italian energy company Duferco Energia to acquire a business unit from Italian electricity company Energhe S.p.
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The return window closed long ago; that's seventy-nine dollars added to my open tab of sartorial bets made and lost, joining the expensive brocade palazzo pants I wore to a fancy function and then forgot about, and the mom jeans that I got on a trip to Stockholm, where they seemed safely on the hip side of hideous.
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But where the Apple stage featured middle-age tech executives in jeans and sneakers, the Kors party left little doubt that the Access was intended as an accessory for the fashion crowd, capital F. The model and D.J. Harley Viera-Newton, wearing a floral embroidered brocade dress, laid down a thundering beat, as disco-ish satellite chandeliers glistened overhead.
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O to acquire U.S. networking switches and software maker Brocade (notified March 17/ deadline April 16) — Swiss pharmaceutical supplier Lonza Group to acquire U.S. capsule maker Capsugel from private equity firm KKE & Co LP (notified March 17/deadline April 26) — Italian energy company Duferco Energia to acquire a business unit from Italian electricity company Energhe S.p.
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Inspired, Mr. Van Noten said in a video about the collection, by art brut, the mid-20th century term coined by Jean Dubuffet for art made outside the confines of the establishment, the drawings were printed on skinny suits and matching boots, gloves and parkas; mixed in with faux Mongolian lamb, metallic floral brocade, jewels and iridescent raffia fringe.
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Because it cannot, logically, be the case that we will all soon be drifting about open work spaces wearing brocade velvet bomber jackets, as at Mr. Haidermann's show, or the flowing robes he showed and that were also a feature of Dries Van Noten's characteristically refined show, held in the distinctly working-class setting of an old postal depot.
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The museums — which will have rotating exhibitions of Mr. Saint Laurent's couture, including such memorable pieces as the 250 Mondrian dresses, Cossack-style brocade coats from the 212 Ballets Russes collection, and the 21980 van Gogh "Sunflowers" jacket — embody "the yin and the yang" of Mr. Saint Laurent's life, the celebrated landscape architect Madison Cox said.
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So while the shapes spoke to couture's ancestral antecedents, with enveloping Poiret-like shawl collars, cocoon and trapeze volumes, molded corseted and peplum skirt suits and lavish bows at the throat (even feathers, lace and brocade), they were realized in entirely counterintuitive fabrics: foam and nylon and what looked like insulation and mattress ticking married to organza and tulle.
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Although every corner is crammed with tchotchkes, Kataria put up only a small fraction of the Gogian collection — commemorative presidential plates, mysterious ceramic figurines — and added touches of his own, including fabric from India to cover the walls, with leftover scraps used for servers' neckties and aprons, and a drawing of a cat that dominates a silk brocade alcove.
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He has often sought out the hangers-on and the peripheral characters, and in "Four Hundred Dresses," a brief 2010 article about the dressmaker to the recently deceased restaurateur Elaine Kaufman, he finds unexpected gems of insight, such as the irrepressible Kaufman's splurge on $6,000 worth of brocade for new clothes just a month before she died.
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However, as visually striking as the selection of dresses might be — from a brick-pink brocade dress from the late 1800s that sports an 18-inch waist offset by a 31-inch bust, to an emerald-green sculptural ballgown by Charles James — The Body is more than a chronological display of pretty silks, laces, and sequins.
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Visitors can compare it with a 88883 British evening dress of cut velvet, twill and organdy; a 1995 Yohji Yamamoto dress with a black bodice and red and gold brocade skirt; a 1991 strapless black silk taffeta Commes des Garçons Noir dress with a hand-painted skirt; and kimono-influenced designs from Alexander McQueen and Tom Ford.
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The 2,300-year-old city — which is the capital of Sichuan Province in the nation's southwest, an area long renowned for its bright, spicy cuisine — was once a hub for silk brocade and satin, and is also celebrated for being home to the country's first distillery, as well as the onetime residence of the Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu (China's equivalent of Horace).
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The scarlet red and brocade tunic she wears as colonel in chief of the Grenadier Guards is cut away from the waist to allow her to ride sidesaddle, for example, and the mantle of the Order of the British Empire has a zipped-up overdress (selected by the queen from designs contributed by students from the Royal College of Art).
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Adrift in it, we can duck confrontation with the metaphysical and the existential: the piercing, enduring regret at how you treated an old, estranged friend; the inequities evident on every corner of the city; the fear that your life has been a project of self-delusion — that its elaborate armature, its gilded hand-stitched brocade, may in fact be moth-eaten.
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The board of directors of Brocade and the Executive Committee of the board of directors of Broadcom have unanimously approved the transaction, which is presently expected to close in the second half of Broadcom's fiscal year 2017 which commenced on October 31, 2016, subject to regulatory approvals in various jurisdictions, customary closing conditions as well as the approval of Brocade's stockholders.
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There, in a kaleidoscopic, Kerouacian collection, John Galliano took the brand on the road via special holographic fabric developed in China that looked like oily black nylon when viewed with the naked eye, but that turned iridescent in the light of an iPhone's flash; silvery oversize parka layers shadowing ornate brocade; and a long, spaghetti-strap gown veiled in lace and trapped under a PVC bustier.
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The ability to mix unexpected ingredients into a compelling whole is something of a Prada signature, and it was as true for the collection as it was for the audience: long, narrow silk chiffon skirts were belted at the hips under plain black T-shirt sweaters; polo shirts paired with ruffled leather miniskirts or transformed into empire-waist gowns; brocade trouser suits with knit '70s tees.
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Trump made the price of Hillary Clinton's controversial Armani jacket look like child's play, wearing a $51,500 silk coat from the Italian designers featuring an all-over 3D, technicolor floral embellishment which she paired with a cream colored brocade cocktail dress, matching nude pumps, and a coordinating floral clutch, also from D&G, with a Swarovski crystal clasp, which retails for $1,630 and appears to be sold out at most stores.
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O to acquire U.S. networking switches and software maker Brocade (notified March 17/ deadline April 26) — U.S. chemicals group Riechhold and Black Diamond Capital to acquire Italian polymers maker Polynt which is owned by Italian private equity group Investindustrial (notified March 17/deadline May 12/commitments offered March 17) — Azerbaijan's state energy company SOCAR to buy stakes in Greek natural gas grid operator DESFA from Greek natural gas utility DEPA (notified Oct.
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The designers Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli were thinking about the way Cuba is frozen in the imagination, which led them to their own past, which led them to red, a nod to the favorite color of the label's founder, but in washed brocade and silk to give the clothes the soft focus of age, plus Tropicana bomber jackets and skirts and dresses encrusted in wooden micro-beads and, well, a lot more.
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The Indian immigrant founders of companies in the Lightspeed portfolio like Informatica, which invented the market for business intelligence datamarts in the late 1990s; or Brocade, which developed one of the first Fiber Channel networking switches for storage area networks (a foundational technology for modern computing); or Kosmix, the topic search engine that powers all of Walmart's research and development, have contributed billions of dollars and hundreds of jobs to the American economy.
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It was written in gothic script by a young Japanese calligrapher and then chopped up and rendered as giant stand-alone letters on rich burgundy and navy brocade bomber jackets, the sleeves zipped open and spilling frills; on a strip of orange embroidery embedded in deep blue palazzo pants and matching tunics; and as quasi-military crests fluttering like leaves on an airy pearl organza, all of it held together by grommeted luggage straps.
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Each painting is its own visual story representing the deathbed blessings of Jacob on his sons as described in the Book of Genesis, from Judah whose "sceptre shall not depart" regally draped in a gold brocade robe and fur that hint at his descendants kings David and Solomon, to the firstborn Reuben, "unstable as water," leaning on a column with downcast eyes to suggest both his strength and betrayal for sleeping with his father's concubine.
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Prince wore heels when he barely wore anything at all (just bikini bottoms and a trench coat); he wore them in "Purple Rain" and with baroque brocade; he paired them with pastel suits, laser-cut, bottom-baring jumpsuits; he wore them with white hippie tunics at Coachella and slinky metallic gold at the Grammys; he wore them offstage, out to dinner in Sweden in 2013, and, according to Mike Tyson's memoir, "Undisputed Truth," to play basketball.
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ET * Gold at near one-month high * Brocade rises after $5.5 bln Broadcom offer * Alibaba up after quarterly revenue beats estimates * Indexes down: Dow 0.22 pct, S&P 0.22 pct, Nasdaq 0.17 pct (Updates to open) By Tanya Agrawal Nov 2 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks opened lower on Wednesday, with the S&P 500 falling for the seventh straight day as a tightening race for the White House prompted investors to seek safe-haven assets such as gold.
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Gradually they step to the front and stand like dolls in a row: in ballooning brocade Scarlett O'Hara ball gowns and shrunken little-girl velvets with big white Peter Pan collars; in faded, ripped jeans and smocked velvet; in crucifixes and leather harnesses; in granny sweaters and peasant florals; in all the flibbertigibbet, eccentric, everything-goes finery Mr. Michele has become known for — as the stage begins to rotate like a merry-go-round and, in the middle, a big neon metronome ticks backs and forth.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Positive rating action could occur if: -- Broadcom can achieve and sustain total leverage near 0003x in the near term, driven by a combination of repayment of Term Loan A borrowings and operating EBITDA growth from higher revenue and cost synergies related to the legacy Broadcom and Brocade acquisitions; --Structurally higher annual FCF will organically fund incremental acquisitions; --Fitch expects Broadcom will sustain structurally higher revenue levels, which will sustain operating EBITDA margins in the high 30s to low 40s through a normalized semiconductor cycle, resulting in annual FCF structurally above $3 billion.
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True to form, in a presentation titled "Hunting" and shown under black lights in a friend's apartment hung with a huge Gilbert & George work and decorated to look like a forest, the Spanish designer sent out a giddy assortment of his frilly, sometimes feminine, often historicist, always ornamented and minimally concealing designs for brocade chaps, opera cloaks, sleeveless jerkins with shoulder ruffles, peekaboo lace surplices, trailing gowns (yes, for men), velvet lounge suits, tunics resembling chain mail, marabou-trimmed tabarro capes and ruched velvet bloomers from which the models' skinny hairy legs protruded obscenely.
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A. (approved April 19) — Britain's Rolls-Royce to acquire the remaining 53.1 percent stake in Spanish aircraft engine and components maker Industria de Turbo Propulsores (ITP) (approved April 243) — Private equity firm Advent International to acquire biometrics and security business Morpho from French aerospace group Safran (approved April 19) None — Singapore-based tech communications company Broadcom to acquire U.S. networking switches and software maker Brocade (notified March 17/ deadline extended to May 12 from April 26 after commitments submitted) FIRST-STAGE REVIEWS BY DEADLINE — French media company Bollore to acquire control of French company Vivendi (notified March 15/deadline April 24) — Swiss pharmaceutical supplier Lonza Group to acquire U.S. capsule maker Capsugel from private equity firm KKE & Co LP (notified March 17/deadline April 26) — Private investment firm KKR & Co. to acquire travel company Travelopia Holdings Ltd and Travelopia USA Inc.
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