I know that in this day and age when things are so buttoned down, and the industry is so buttoned down, this is kind of an oddity.
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They include Lark & Ro, Daily Ritual, Goodthreads and Buttoned Down.
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Despite appearances, Devolver is buttoned down when it needs to be.
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"It was a very buttoned-down and preppy time," he says.
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Witness his short and buttoned down remarks following his win in New York.
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Amazon's Buttoned Down brand offers solid, no-frills staples including budget-friendly cashmere.
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"For me, it was like meeting an extraterrestrial," said the buttoned-down lawyer.
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Many of these are different from the buttoned-down business graduates of yesteryear.
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The Dallas protesters, almost all white men, included bearded outdoorsmen and buttoned-down libertarians.
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He makes a useful contrast with the buttoned-down Bernard, who finds him vulgar.
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A preppy product of Deerfield and Harvard, Mr. Ashbery was buttoned down for years.
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Our preferred way to wear it is buttoned down the middle in a deep indigo.
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But never had I come across an entrepreneur as buttoned-down-boring as this one.
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Policy wonks, problem-solvers, triangulators and buttoned-down lawyers do not inspire people to vote.
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This is a fun machine that is nicely buttoned down, but remember, it's a crossover.
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While American literary culture evolved, the review stuck to its buttoned-down style and traditions.
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The culture was already there even though it was this buttoned down, traditional, engineering culture.
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He opened his buttoned down shirt, revealing a blue shirt beneath with the classic Superman logo.
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Cut long, wide and billowy, this unlikely hit of the season was anything but buttoned down.
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I see my sister in a skinny black tie, white buttoned-down shirt, and a perm.
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Paramount Pictures Dexter and Ed: Blue and white stripped buttoned down shirt, name tag, Good Burger hat.
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Both had totally different styles, with Obama saying Ali was more outspoken and Ashe more buttoned down.
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Roberts is a buttoned down conservative Republican who abhors the court playing transformative roles in political areas.
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The Prius Prime styling may be somewhat loopy, but Hyundai overcorrects to buttoned-down boringness with the Ioniq.
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The Prius Prime styling may be somewhat loopy, but Hyundai overcorrects to buttoned-down boringness with the Ioniq.
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"The buttoned-down world of the federal financial regulators is very different," Mr. Cordray said in an interview.
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But his can-do attitude (and, some would say, bullheadedness) also can annoy a buttoned-down White House.
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His tousled graying hair, casual jacket and open-necked shirt depart sharply from the buttoned-down party look.
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There's nothing too bizarre about Daniel Brandt's style of live techno, in fact it's actually quite buttoned-down.
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Lark & Ro sells women's wear, Buttoned Down sells men's dress shirts; Pike Street sells linens; Strathwood sells furniture.
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The 11-story building is "buttoned-down," said Mr. Bey, with tan granite-faced balconies overlooking the park.
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Members of important progressive organizations bankrolled candidates ranging from progressive Rob Quist to buttoned-down moderate Jon Ossoff.
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Zuckerberg ruffled feathers on buttoned-down Wall Street investors by wearing a hoodie during the company's IPO tour in 2012.
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That subplot at least has some soapy verve, but it feels like it belongs in another, less buttoned-down series.
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Its size is perfect for urban skirmishes, and the slightly retuned suspension keeps comfort up and body movements buttoned down.
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In the last year alone, Amazon has quietly unveiled at least eight of its own clothing brands including a women's label called Society New York and a kids clothing line dubbed Scout & Ro. Most recently, it revealed a men's buttoned-down shirt brand — creatively named Buttoned Down — that sells dress shirts starting at $39.
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Notably, a recent addition to the Prime perk list is an Amazon own brand men's dress shirt brand, called Buttoned Down.
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Some analysts reckon these execs are more suitable heirs to Benioff's freewheeling company and corporate culture than the buttoned-down Block.
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No longer would Mr. Giuliani be subject to a moratorium on his TV appearances, imposed by the firm's buttoned-down reticence.
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Outside the Capitol, several senators arrived in clothes more suitable for flying home than working in the typically buttoned-down Capitol. Sen.
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The contrast with the secretive, buttoned-down nature of the George W. Bush and Obama transitions could not have been more stark.
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But we've all predicted and hoped for a more buttoned-down and presidential approach from Trump before and it has never materialized.
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This was to be the week that Trump focused like a laser on the economy and began a serious buttoned down campaign.
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Like Roberts, Kavanaugh is a buttoned-down witness who is unlikely to give Democrats much of an opening in his confirmation hearing.
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Its Berlin is grayer and more buttoned down, but it is also more romantic, often shot at dusk or in the evening.
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Patreon even introduced a new, more buttoned-down design in June, emphasizing its role as a platform for businesses, not just digital buskers.
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Women's clothing brand Lark + Ro, men's dress shirts from Buttoned Down, and staple clothing items from Amazon Essentials all made the top ten.
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And the biggest target, according to some experts, isn't the flashy Twitter – it's the buttoned-down site LinkedIn, which is owned by Microsoft.
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No one, and we mean no one, can sport a black velvet buttoned down shirt and dark blue jeans better than Bill Clinton.
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In an exhibition opening March 30, the Renwick Gallery has transported some of that Burning Man spirit to its more buttoned-down environs.
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He had begun the decade as a buttoned-down young man of the civil-rights movement, organizing with the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee.
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Her streamlined image rehab signals Trump has buttoned down the private side, closing the window on observers and critics, essentially curating a new focus.
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Sold directly through Amazon, Buttoned Down makes a wide range of wardrobe essentials, from button-down shirts and chinos to ties and dress socks.
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The firm's "Buttoned Down" line, offered to Amazon Prime customers, uses high-quality fabric and is a good value at $40 for basic shirts.
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Stylistically, Tom of Finland turns on this contrast between the buttoned-down Scandinavian tastefulness of Helsinki and the over-the-top aesthetics of Hollywood.
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Still, Quid's own complaint reveals much about how little the company had buttoned down over the years, owing partly to its numerous management change-ups.
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Very buttoned-down, and driven, and goal-oriented, but not in a startup way, more in a big-business, office-politics, get-that-promotion way.
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In addition, there were tensions between Lewandowski's "let Trump be Trump" approach and the more buttoned-down politics advocated by Trump's campaign chairman, Paul Manafort.
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In "The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea," having its world premiere Thursday at the Tribeca Film Festival, Jason Sudeikis plays a buttoned-down architect.
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That has made a bad situation worse—not least because many countries where Boeing operates do not appreciate its buttoned-down, legalistic approach to crisis management.
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The actor, joined by his five brothers, is now launching William Murray Golf, a lifestyle and apparel brand based on Murray's signature golf buttoned down shirt.
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Since then HP has gone through many transitions — including splitting into two companies — and buttoned down its gaming line into the powerful, yet austere Envy line.
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I was raised in the kind of family where things were really buttoned down, and drinking and drugs have always been a way to escape that.
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If the Tahoe Custom isn't enough for you, consider the sporty Tahoe RST with its buttoned-down suspension and beefy brakes that's also new for 2018.
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Teixeira, a usually buttoned-down slugger who will retire at the end of the season, held his follow -through and then flipped his bat in the air.
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The Elizabeth and James co-designer, 30, stepped out in N.Y.C. wearing a statement-making green cardigan buttoned down to her black leather boots, almost skimming the sidewalk.
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He hasn't shifted to suit-and-tie, but Manley's manner has become a bit more buttoned down, reflecting the difference between running a brand and leading a company.
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But there are fantastic views of its commanding, buttoned-down neoclassical facade from across the water on Kungsholms Strand, as well as a lovely public park behind it.
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Instead of the tightly scripted, buttoned-down events of the past, Trump spent most of his time listening, while people affected by gun violence delivered raw, emotional speeches.
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While its button down dress shirts are priced by retailer partners at $80+, last month Amazon launched their own brand (the aforementioned Buttoned Down) — selling shirts starting at $40.
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The service also has clothes, shoes, and accessories from a broad range of brands like Calvin Klein, Levi's Hugo Boss, Champion, Adidas, Goodthreads, Buttoned Down, and even Amazon Essentials.
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The capabilities range wildly, from hack-and-slash "oh shit commits" all the way to buttoned-down tests and infrastructure that makes us all giddy when we see it.
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Mr. Penn has plenty of experience at it from his film career, and his performance here is astronaut-like: technically flawless, but also buttoned down and a little robotic.
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It's not all bad for the President Cohen's appearance offered a window into parts of the Russia investigation that the buttoned-down special counsel investigation has yet to provide.
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The sole pothole in the otherwise efficient, predictable hour had Ingraham wrapping up her Kelly interview by asking the buttoned-down general how he might dress up for Halloween.
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In an exhibition opening March 217, the Renwick Gallery has transported some of that Burning Man spirit to its more buttoned-down environs a stone's throw from the White House.
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Harry: Some sort of black robe or black buttoned down cardigan, a ridiculously small red tie, a white collard shirt, black pants, black shoes, glasses and a stick for your wand.
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I'm not sure if that stems from the premium roots or GM's generally competent engineering these days, but the Acadia is a buttoned-down highway cruiser with composed and direct handling.
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The firm is best known for the meltdown at its Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear-power plant in 2011, during which its buttoned-down executives showed corporate Japan at its most stultified.
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By leading off his campaign with strong arguments against illegal immigration and "bad" trade deals, Trump showed just where Ryan and their buttoned-down traditional GOP message was missing the mark.
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Given that Sorrento is a buttoned-down, stony-faced idea-thief of an evil overlord, straight out of Tron, there's not a lot of room for narrative nuance in this story.
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Good cashmere doesn't always have to come from a big name brand with a steep price tag attached to it — and Amazon's Buttoned Down brand is a true testament to that.
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I think we've got a very buttoned down, pay-as-you-go model, with a big step to get this place fair again, get the middle class invested in it again.
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But to hear him tell it, Benioff is still a stranger in the buttoned-down nation's capital, with no political aspirations beyond trying to make the world a more equitable place.
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"There are definitely going to be unintended consequences, and for starters I think we better have our embassies pretty well buttoned down," former US Ambassador to Iraq Christopher Hill told CNN.
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Norman, deeply affected by the trauma all around him, began suffering blackouts, when he slipped into another persona that dealt violently with the problems that meek, buttoned-down Norman couldn't handle.
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On the one hand, it was refreshing—borderline shocking, really—to see Shinzo Abe, the buttoned-down Japanese prime minister, show his lighter side at the closing ceremony of the Rio Olympics.
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It is the tale of a transfer of colossal amount of money, and viewers, from the Valley to Montreal; from porn directors and performers to buttoned-down data scientists and infrastructure engineers.
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While the look and feel of its archrival Amazon is all efficiency and buttoned-down professionalism, eBay, with its sleeve-tugging sellers and fannish communities of obsessive collectors, retains a flea-market raffishness.
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Indeed, the best hope for the White House is that the notoriously buttoned down, patrician Mueller might be repelled by the thought of delving into alleged romps with porn stars and Playboy bunnies.
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The execution of "Hidden," scene to scene, is artful but not particularly original — the standard devices of both the buttoned-down cop drama and the creepy backwoods horror tale are right up front.
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On the highway, the hefty curb weight and well-damped suspension contribute to a buttoned-down ride that impressed over hours spent trekking from New York to Washington and back up to Albany.
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While conservatives yearn for the buttoned-down, whitewashed '50's, liberals long for the decades following, when we had the illusion we were making mighty progress towards peace, love, and equality for all.
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The saga shows just how intense the competition between major accounting firms is, and just how willing they can be to engage in tactics that don't exactly mesh with their buttoned-down corporate image.
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"There are people in the party who they resent the style, they resent the fact that even though he may have conservative positions, he doesn't act like the buttoned-down Republican businessman," he said.
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There are dozens of head coaches knocking around college football who have copied Saban's joyless exterior, C.E.O. mentality, fanatical devotion to detail and buttoned-down professionalism (all the more conspicuous in an "amateur" pastime).
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It's a glorious mane the likes of which have never been seen on buttoned-down Gary, due to the conservative nature of sports television broadcasts and also because he now sports a modified power donut.
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The buttoned-down Mueller, who keeps an intense but restrained demeanor, wrote a letter to Barr in late March, accusing the attorney general of creating a false impression, in his summary, of what the record found.
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But, despite his buttoned-down image, Mr Di Maio is no Emmanuel Macron: he has no degree and never held a regular job before being elected to parliament five years ago at the age of 26.
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In the Madison Avenue store, which is located in midtown Manhattan, one will find more dress pants, buttoned-down blouses, pencil skirts and heels for women, alongside a plentiful selection of suits and ties for men.
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It's an exotic ecosystem that has almost nothing in common with buttoned-down Washington — and it could play a role in determining the president's fate in the giant swing state that's essential to his 22018 fortunes.
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The battle over the plaque looked like it might go on that way forever, a strange war between self-righteously unhinged citizens and a totem of buttoned-down entertainment elites—not to mention the occasional Trump supporter.
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Monday's op-ed by the Wall Street Journal editorial board calls on the Republican Party to replace Trump as its nominee if he doesn't start acting more like a buttoned-down and respectable candidate by Labor Day.
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Block, who joined Salesforce in 2013 and became COO in 2016, has been called "the buttoned-down yin to Benioff's Hawaiian-shirt-wearing yang," and has helped to drive the company past one revenue milestone after another.
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In the end, it looks more like a Silicon Valley startup office space than it has any right to, even if it's not quite a perfect copy of the original and the vibe is clearly more buttoned down.
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"The US Attorney's Office wants to have everything buttoned down in terms of who they're talking to," he said, adding that there are likely many behind-the-scenes conversations with co-conspirators over possible testimony they could provide.
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The clothing - such as a buttoned-down collar shirt paired with robes or a branded t-shirt over a woven wrap - showed how development was not only changing people's way of dressing, but also their lives, she said.
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The Teen Mom alum, 27, turned heads at the MTV Movie and TV Awards in Santa Monica, California, on Saturday, wearing black sequined pants along with a tuxedo jacket and white buttoned-down shirt topped with a dangling bowtie.
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Over the past 20 years, as the cellphone has transitioned from a buttoned-down soap bar to a world-conquering glass slab, one of the sad changes I've witnessed from up close has been the fading influence of Europe.
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For all the seemingly buttoned-down operations of a government organization like National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Cernan simply wasn't able to hide a childlike excitement at becoming one of only a dozen people to walk on the lunar surface.
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There's plenty of guest contributors on the album, but arguably the most important are Toronto jazz experimentalists BadBadNotGood and soulful singer-songwriter River Tiber, neither of whom, like Celestin, are making music that's buttoned down, guitar-centric, Canadian indie rock.
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With its points buttoned down, the unlined collar spreads and bends at its front edges to form an elegant bell curve, or maybe to slither a bit asymmetrically — a casually dashing soft contour among the strict lines of traditional men's wear.
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In my test back in August, I ordered three items — a $12 polo shirt that carries the Amazon Essentials brand, a $39 button-down shirt by the Amazon private-label brand Buttoned Down and a pair of black Adidas sneakers.
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The idea here is not to put our correspondents center stage but to let them draw on their personal experiences — in a way the old, buttoned-down Times might once have frowned on — to help readers better understand the world.
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We are in for an epic clash between two septuagenarians who both came from wealthy New York families and attended Ivy League schools but couldn't be more different — the flamboyant flimflam man and the buttoned-down, buttoned-up boy scout.
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Ekaterina Andreeva, the buttoned-down veteran newsreader on the main evening news show Vremya (Time), told viewers how pleasant it was to announce that Russia had won 13-0, while popular pro-Kremlin Komsomolskaya Pravda tabloid lashed out at the team's critics.
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While it seems that those efforts have yet to materialise (sorry) into any deals, Amazon has also been making a massive push into reseller deals, and also building its own range of private-label brands like Lark & Ro, Buttoned Down, Core10 and Goodthreads.
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Since coming out as a trans woman, I've found a staggering number of emotional support systems open to women compared to those for men, because women in our culture are expected to be emotional, whereas men are expected to be buttoned-down.
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Hodgman personified the buttoned-down nature of the Windows PC industry and user—as well as every issue the pre-Windows 10 PC had—while Long was the cool Mac, impervious to Windows viruses and honestly concerned for the well-being of his beleaguered friend.
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In three special House elections held this year to replace congressmen nominated to Mr Trump's cabinet, Democrats ran candidates suited to their districts: a buttoned-down striver in Atlanta's richer suburbs, a quirky populist folk-singer in Montana and a pro-gun veteran in Kansas.
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Meanwhile, Cassie's little brother Sam (Zackary Arthur, from Transparent) and her crush-object Ben (Nick Robinson, recently of Jurassic World) have more reasons to give grim, buttoned-down performances as they're subsumed into an Air Force base where the military is training children as soldiers.
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The key largely resides in the strength of the casting, which includes Lyriq Bent as the buttoned-down Jamie, Cleo Anthony as the preening Greer and Anthony Ramos as Mars Blackmon, the character Lee played and popularized ("Please baby") in, among other things, Nike commercials.
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Credico's rollicking testimony followed a much more buttoned-down presentation from a former FBI agent who adopted a clinical tone as she read into the record a series of vulgar threats and insults Stone unleashed at his acquaintance as the federal investigations heated up.
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Keeping With Tradition In Leo Robson's insightful essay about the American novelist John Williams and the buttoned-down literary traditions he represents, Robson claims that Leslie Fiedler was "the first critic to use the word 'postmodernism' in a literary connection" (A Critic at Large, March 18th).
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Friends sometimes mention Moore's passion for country music as if it were a quirk, which may reveal less about him than about the buttoned-down culture of the S.B.C.—there may be no other office building in Nashville where such a predilection would be considered noteworthy.
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If Kushner is the young, buttoned-down and stiff-lipped operator in Trump's inner orbit, then Stone is the bullish and flamboyant right-wing gadfly, always a phone call away from Trump or anyone else who wants to talk, and a résumé that dates back to the Nixon years.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (R-Texas) admitted that was pushing the envelope a little too far with the usually buttoned-down leaders.
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In amongst all that seductive talent, there'll still be Dele Alli, John Stones and Eric Dier – good, honest, English lads who'd look right at home wearing ill-fitting, buttoned-down polo tops at an extremely awkward sixth-form disco, as opposed to full-body catsuits at a sultry flamenco dancehall.
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Even when Serena Williams loses on the court, her body still dominates off it -- exhibit A was spilling out of her shirt Wednesday night in L.A. Serena hit up celeb hotspot The Nice Guy in a severely buttoned-down shirt ... showing off most of her black bra and a ton of cleavage.
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Meanwhile, equipped with his camera, "Billy" Goldman knowingly and artistically documented a slice of his life that was also an essential part of the covert identity he crafted quite deliberately for himself and whose role he played — that of an apparently lustful bohemian behind the mask of a buttoned-down, good Pennsylvania burgher.
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Wolff writes of Spicer's mortifying debut: He sent his new press secretary, Sean Spicer—whose personal mantra would shortly become "You can't make this shit up"—to argue his case in a media moment that turned Spicer, quite a buttoned-down political professional, into a national joke, which he seemed destined to never recover from.
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But I couldn't offer as much as the others… I had focused on the spark of the bullet, my friend frozen with his arms in the air, the RadioShack sign, the blonde-slicked-back hair and the crisp whiteness of the buttoned-down shirt of the Nazi as he gave us the Nazi salute.
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Whether it's a tie knot pulled slightly askew, a collar that somehow looks less buttoned down than bunched up, or various strands of hair that cannot be contained, he is the only candidate who dresses as though he hasn't thought at all about what he is wearing — because, natch, he is too busy thinking about universal Medicare.
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Today, the retailer also offers women's apparel under brands like James & Erin, Lark & Ro, North Eleven, Society New York, Ella Moon, Paris Sunday; intimate apparel brand Mae; basic tees, shirts, shorts, pants and intimates for men and women under Amazon Essentials; men's apparel and shoes under brands like Franklin & Freeman, Franklin Tailored, Buttoned Down, and Goodthreads; and children's clothing under the Scout + Ro brand.
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LinkedIn sounds like it's getting a little less buttoned down under Microsoft — the social network has a new version of its Terms of Service going into effect on June 7, 2017, and the changes include a new privacy policy that covers new and upcoming LinkedIn features that aim to give profiles more visibility, and to make it easier to actually achieve the social "links" implied in the professional network's name.
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In a classic color palette of black, white, and gray, with pops of kiwi green, hot pink, and red, the collection leaned heavily on very '90s Chanel brand codes with some youthful updates: shorts with crop tops and layers of jewelry; cozy sweatpants that buttoned down the leg; a cropped pink puffer coat made of a looped fabric; dramatic Victorian dresses; coats that matched pants, and — perhaps more interestingly — coats that didn't match pants.
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