Diners huddle at dark wood tables with chicly skeletal chairs.
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The space, opened up and chicly redone, was a fitting setting.
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The chicly clad subjects provide a snapshot of Lago's youthful, fashionable energy.
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Like most Ellis men, he's sexually fluid; he is also noisily, un-chicly rich.
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A bolder version of the company's Eau, it chicly mingles orange blossoms, tangerine and amber.
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The hotel features chicly decorated rooms, a swanky lobby bar, and a sophisticated rooftop bar.
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Chicly decorated with more florals than you can wave your glass of complimentary champagne at, it's an Instagrammers dream.
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It celebrates the industrial, matter-of-fact crudeness of its materials, rather than a revel in sleek or chicly rusted surface.
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Wayfair has exactly what you need to chicly redecorate your home and make it Instagram-worthy thanks to its new colorful collection!
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Mamey's foyer is chicly decorated with plants and Moroccan-inspired blue tiles, and dangling white Christmas lights brighten the cafe and courtyard.
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The French label A.P.C. sells a range of limited-edited quilts at its stores, alongside its utilitarian jeans and chicly no-frills shirts.
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It was spare but chicly furnished—a double bed with a fabric-covered headboard, a Scandinavian-style nightstand, and a small Aztec rug.
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With foil-like fabrics, each of the French house's models looked like space cadets floating in zero gravity, their suits chicly hanging off their bodies.
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What makes these songs really travel is Balvin the hypercolor character — a dazzler in outrageously rare sneakers, chicly proportioned clothes, hair whatever color will be popular next month.
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In 214, in collaboration with the composer Michael J. Schumacher and the designer Robert Wierzel, Gerring presented a work called "Glacier" that was chicly austere and full of energy.
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Despite the occasional UN peacekeeping helicopters hovering in the sky and the aid delivery or army trucks passing in the street, inside the chicly decorated café is a different world.
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There she is — chicly swathed in a gray turtleneck and black skirt, as slender and sharp as a knife blade — holding a matching, slim book that you know she's not really reading.
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And in a 2010 column titled, "Dressing Beyond Cool," focused on "foul weather pussies," he helped me recognize the importance of dressing chicly irregardless of the weather, which is to say all the time.
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Winc describes its chicly-bottled Central Coast Grenache and Syrah blend as, "lean and refreshing, with notes of grapefruit, peach, and watermelon" — so, in essence, the epitome of a rosé-all-day-er's dream refreshment.
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In Kendall, the project parked outside of a sleek building that houses both a Marriott Hotel and Microsoft New England, steps away from a well-maintained train station and surrounded by chicly designed multi-colored plastic chairs.
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You'll find everything from animal-shaped rattan bar carts to a vibrant fruit-printed chairs, multicolored sea-grass coasters, hand-painted monogrammed tumblers, radiant indoor-outdoor area rugs, and even a chicly-tasseled beach umbrella or two.
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After dusting off layers of powdered sugar from their pastry feast, Isadora, TK Wonder, and Cipriana Quann head to NOLA's historic (and chicly bohemian) Jackson Square, where the women shop for that ever-elusive wardrobe staple, the crop top.
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With chicly designed packaging and a focus on high-quality ingredients, its offerings, like these pastilles containing five milligrams of Sativa blend THC, are a big step up from the goofy wares on display at your local head shop.
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On the one hand, the West Village is the kind of neighborhood where, on a Wednesday night at six-thirty, you might be quoted a ninety-minute wait for a seat at a brand-new chicly appointed hand-roll bar called Nami Nori.
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Even when he pulls a pistol out of his chicly oversize cardigan, paired with skinnier-than-thou jeans (Jess Goldstein did the trendy costumes), and talks of being or not being, it's hard to think of him as a threat — to himself or to anyone else.
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Button-up cardigans have been popular for decades, but celebrities like Chrissy Teigen, Katie Holmes, and Bella Hadid have recently turned this look into the "it" sweater style of the season — and seeing Gomez so chicly pull it off only further solidifies our need to try the trend ASAP.
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It so happens that Ms. Catroux, the chicly tough septuagenarian wife of the decorator François Catroux and otherwise someone with no professional portfolio (she makes a point in interviews of saying she is lazy and has accomplished remarkably little in life) features in a new ad campaign for Saint Laurent.
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As he arrived at the Anzac Day of Commemoration and Thanksgiving at Westminster Abbey on Wednesday with his brother, Prince Harry, and his chicly dressed future sister-in-law, Meghan Markle (who he greeted with a sweet kiss on the cheek), the royal dad of three was fielded with questions about the royal baby's name.
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A chicly dressed drunken lady in red (albeit one with a single peacock-feather-like eye and a turnip-shaped head) struggles to find her footing on a shifting red staircase and falls; a husband and wife (green-skinned and bespectacled) progress from what looks like an everyday domestic argument into increasingly agitated warfare that peaks with their removing each other's arms.
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As grande dame proprietor of the Bangala ("The Bungalow"), a chicly funky 18-year-old hotel housed in a converted men's club (now one of the few places for tourists to stay in the area), she is also among the few Chettiars who has found a way to live in her family's home most of the year, though she also keeps a large residence in Chennai.
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At the same time, an exhibition often startling in its political candor — I can't imagine anything like it at the Metropolitan Museum — isn't afraid to dwell on the region's very real beauties, embodied by an 1823 Mississippi landscape painting by John James Audubon, or in a 1934 photograph of three chicly dressed African-American women on a Saturday stroll in Grenada, a city about 100 miles northeast of Jackson.
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Pickling is salvation — this was especially true before refrigeration, when we needed to eke out supplies to make it through the winter — a mantra newly embraced by chefs and diners across America, from the high-end, avant-garde Catbird Seat in Nashville to Gyst, a chicly low-key, self-proclaimed "fermentation bar" in Minneapolis, to the voraciously beloved Baroo, a tiny temple to the art of fermentation in an L.A. strip mall.
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The Oxford Dictionary gives the comparative and superlative forms of chic as chicer and chicest. These are wholly English words: the French equivalents would be plus chic and le/la plus chic. Super-chic is sometimes used: "super-chic Incline bucket in mouth-blown, moulded glass".Times Magazine, 8 July 2006 An adverb chicly has also appeared: "Pamela Gross ... turned up chicly dressed down".
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A revamped version of the original music video was released to support the Stefflon Don remix on March 22, 2019, with added scenes of Don rapping her verse on a subway platform. On April 4, 2019, another version of the video was released to support the Shawni remix. In it, the "chicly dressed" duo transform a pedestrian subway commute into a "banging party".
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She is styling chicly in an elegant navy suit, white blouse, black gloves, a cloche hat with long waves in her hair and holding a red bag with matching lipstick. The young woman looks either waiting to go inside to donate or about to leave the Red Cross blood donor room. The expression on her face is nonchalant with a suggestion that she does not attend the blood donation clinic regularly. Her eyes are empty.
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