There are jewelry clasps — the clasps of necklaces, both real and imaginary — and there are embracing clasps, hugs between friends and more-than-friends.
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Individuals who struggle to put on their bra while the clasps are on their back may want to try hooking their bra while the clasps are on their side instead.
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All the clasps are metal and the zippers are durable.
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Alexander Sr. clasps his hands on both ears to demonstrate.
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Her hand clasps a phallus adorned with Ming dynasty porcelain motifs.
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They combine the ease of magnets with the strength of mechanical clasps.
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The clasps and the corners were bright golden brass, polished and unscratched.
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As he clasps them, it's as though he's holding a baby alligator.
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She stands alone in the spotlight, clasps her hands behind her back.
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Reek, finally steps up and helps Sansa (wearing her dragonfly clasps again!) escape.
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Let anything that clasps offer the kind of prayer it wants to pray.
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Ahmed wipes away tears and clasps his hands in a gesture of thanks.
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Snyder clasps his hands, leans forward, and mentally prepares for the next possession.
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Rather than shaking it, Warren clasps her hands together and speaks to Sanders.
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She clasps her hands with excitement when I ask for any local Danish specialities.
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The ribbed stretch-knit midi dress had clasps from the neckline to the hem.
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"Yeah, OK," Clinton replies as she clasps her hands and offers a slight smile.
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But in the second, she leans forward and clasps her hands together, clearly laughing.
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The first had a laughable design flaw whereby a zipper blocked one of the clasps.
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The girls are not allowed to accessorize their braids with clips, clasps, or beads either.
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Magnetic clasps done properly are self-guiding and thus only require a single hand to operate.
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Silver's multistage clasps have inspired double takes from players and gleeful Twitter posts from amused spectators.
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Lima, 35, wore black triangle string For Love & Lemons bikini with silver clasps and sexy cutouts.
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Dresses were fastened with leather belts and leather straps, and clasps adorned coats and backless dresses.
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Behind her, an older man clasps her face in threat: Ubi unus clericus et Ælfgyva. Ælfgifu.
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Then, they're released back into the wild, no trace of the bra clasps that once bound them.
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D-rings below the clasps could be attached, hitching the skirt so madame could pass the canapés.
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Handshakes, lengthy clasps, high-fives, maybe even a few power struggles — Trump and Macron shared them all.
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My boy loved nursing, too — he would squeal with delight when he heard my bra clasps unclip.
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He clasps his hands as he talks, peppers his conversation with "mate," and rarely makes eye contact.
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Rice throws his head back, smoothes his mustache, clasps Irwin's face, and plants his lips on hers.
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Jay clasps his hands to his heart and tips back his head in a "please, God!" gesture.
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But it's not, it's a $175 backpack with two magnetic clasps on top that don't work very well.
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Slip your devices into the padded pockets, and nylon flaps secured by magnetic clasps keep your stuff safe.
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His black Under Armor track suit is open as he clasps a lit cigar in his pale hand.
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It's not the bra itself they want, though -- they use the clasps to weld turtles' cracked shells back together.
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Ms. Gahan bends her elbows and clasps her hands onto opposite shoulders while slowly twisting from side to side.
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The symbol appears in many of Sansa's outfits throughout several of her incarnations, including in jewelry, embroidery, and clasps.
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He tore off the paper, flicked the clasps, and found—a used F.X. Huller trumpet sent by Louis Armstrong.
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I find this to be a much more elegant solution than the traditional lock that clasps together two zippers.
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I've had bra clasps fail midshow, inseams give and solid metal bracelets snap, ensnared in another rapper's mike cord.
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Once Rains catches sight of her country idol, she gasps, clasps her hands to her face, and bursts into tears.
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You have to first slide your arms in like a jacket, hook the two clasps, and then zipper it up.
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It's even easier to put on than other Fitbits (whereas the clasps on the newer Jawbone UPs drive me nuts).
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Carabiners, those handy metal clasps typically used for outdoor activities, found their way onto a handful of runways this season.
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In piranhas, the teeth act like saw blades and in pacus, the teeth are more like clasps that can crop vegetation.
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As always, she seemed to be mid-task, her eyes rearranging great swaths of air, her hands fiddling with imaginary clasps.
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His sharp, almost sinister eyes glow green, while the chains and skeleton clasps on his demonic suit flex with his movement.
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His newfound wealth could be seen in his wardrobe, with his high-quality leather doublet and well-fitted jerkin with clasps.
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He closes his eyes, clasps his hands in his lap, and extends his legs out, waiting for students or visitors to scan.
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The toned beauty icon, 51, hit the water in St. Barts on Friday wearing a white and blue bikini with gold clasps.
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Miranda clasps her hands over her face when she recognizes her brother, and rushes on stage to jump into his open arms.
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The top comes with an exaggerated collar and is embellished with soldier-style button clasps on the pockets and down the front.
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Francia clasps a hand mirror and watches, holding her head carefully, the way people do when they look at themselves in mirrors.
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The choice of leathers, clasps and straps are stored in a wall of brass-fronted cabinets that, again, are open to all.
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At 39,994 feet something goes wrong with the straps, or the clasps, or the cords, and they fail to stop Suref's fall.
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The model also showcased her unique style on Wednesday, when she visited a Christian Dior office wearing snakeskin pants with metal clasps.
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They called it the Philippines "Pieta" photo, a nod to Michelangelo's sculpture of the same name, in which Mary clasps the dying Jesus.
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While the dress is advertised with the clasps together, Vergara added a cleavage-baring touch to the look by unclasping the top notches.
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The clasps and rivets on the straps just feel cheap but so far during my weeks with the bag they've performed without issue.
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They were piecing together decorative clasps for a set of Louis Vuitton bags, from bins of bright-red, white, yellow, and aquamarine feathers.
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Ms. Furmanovich's first fine jewelry creations were intricately woven bracelets with porcelain beads, secured with the gold clasps that she made in class.
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She wears a long, dark silk dress and clasps a book in her hands; her hair is pulled back, her mien is stern.
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I've had this bag for about two and a half years, and as you can see, one of the metal clasps recently fell off.
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The harnesses, tangles of thick straps and metal clasps that let tourists lean out over the skyline without worry, quickly became underwater death traps.
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In the shot, Meghan clasps her hands together and has a big smile on her face as she sits in a sky blue dress.
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Her pants were especially unique, as they were seemingly held together by three metal clasps similar to the ones you often see on furniture.
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To the right, men gaze into the distance as a mother clasps her naked baby and gestures to a passerby, who lifts his hat politely.
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Astrid clasps a hand over her mouth in shock — and, based on next week's preview, sobbing, chaos, and unrest will soon ensue at the mansion.
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It features two pockets secured with magnetic clasps, a magnetic sternum strap, a concealed rainfly, and an inner pocket for a tablet and/or laptop.
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We see fish-shaped clasps on her gowns, including prominent placement on her wedding gown, arguably one of Clapton's best garments in the whole series.
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But in everyday usage, the "invisible" clasps are finicky as hell, especially when the bag is only lightly loaded (which is most of the time).
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The battery-powered Digiloom starts with custom, pre-threaded bracelets, with a flexible, plastic backing and pre-attached clasps that you feed into the machine.
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The shoes themselves come in four new colorways: black, white, silver, and ochre, and are designed using velcro straps rather than the brand's signature clasps.
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A fellow rider on the E train clasps a service dog that, as she also does, has a symbolic safety pin stuck to its coat.
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"He said that he could make a ring that clasps like a watch for me, so he made it from scratch with a clasp," Young said.
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To get into any of the actually useful pockets, you have to open both metal clasps and lift the entire top flap of the bag open.
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Using metal bone plates, sewing clasps and surgical wire, the vets were able stabilize the turtle's fragile, broken shell so it had a chance to heal.
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Liberated from the need to make sneakers performance objects, Zanotti has long used them as sites of play: gold buckle clasps, tiered outsoles, so many zippers.
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It's certainly doable, but when you have a hangry newborn in one hand, you want to be able to open those clasps quickly and single-handedly.
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Until recently, the options for upper-limb prosthetics were woefully crude, essentially a hook that clasps open and shut—a design that predates the Civil War.
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When you have "the one," thick, push-up pads and uncomfortable clasps become a thing of the past — and it's a past you won't be revisiting.
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The Virgin Mary's hands are raised, with the right palm facing down, angled above the lectern, while her left hand clasps the sides of the veil together.
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In theory, the magnets should guide the male snaps up the channels and into the female clasps, allowing the top flap to be closed quickly without even looking.
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Or I'll have it have clasps in the front, so a person who can't raise their arms can get it on without having to go over their head.
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And even the most modest woman's option here was a playhouse — a humble Teva-like sandal slapped onto a thick saw-toothed sole, with gold clasps astride it.
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For example, the "jewelry as function" room has buttons, cufflinks, cloak clasps, tiny bottles meant to hold perfume and little coin pouches, all decorative items with workaday roles.
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The move that starts the battle sets the campy tone: Kirk clasps his fists together and swings with both arms, hitting Gorn with the (I guess) mega-punch.
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Adonis clasps Adonis; hulking men coated in an oily hue of sweat, salt, and sugary spirits pound their feet on the floor and spin their fists in endless circles.
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The upper section includes clasps made from leather buttons, "a popular form towards the end of the 14th century, though rarely preserved," according to the Jura Office of Culture.
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In Munich, Hemmerle used an old Austrian technique to drill pink seed pearls and then knit them onto a round silk base, completing the earrings with diamond-studded clasps.
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A woman identified in court as Vietnamese suspect Doan Thi Huong approaches Kim at the check-in counter and clasps both hands on his face from behind before fleeing.
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And that sword shall be Lightbringer, the Red Sword of Heroes, and he who clasps it shall be Azor Ahai come again, and the darkness shall flee before him.
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Pantaleo is seen on Garner's back with one arm wrapped around his neck when he brings his other arm around and clasps them together to lock in the hold.
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The clasps are also easier to align when the bag is full, especially if you're using the rigid CB-1 Photo Insert which stiffens the upper circumference of the bag.
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She pins his pelvis to hers with one raised leg, and she clasps his head to her breast in a way that suggests she's also the mother he's been missing.
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Dad, though, has always valued very comfortable clothes: T-shirts always, sweatpants in the winter, stretchy shorts all other times — and absolutely no buttons, clasps or zippers, unless absolutely necessary.
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Typically, when it comes to tool boxes, more storage means more moving parts, which inevitably means higher chances of snapping and cracking the assortment of hinges, lids, and clasps involved.
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It's the first novel from Sloane Crosley, the renowned essayist behind I Was Told There'd Be Cake (speaking of showy titles), and it plays again and again on various clasps.
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SAN FRANCISCO WOMAN ACCUSED OF DISMEMBERING ROOMMATE The bag, which is green, made of fake leather and has gold clasps, was found a half-mile away with one handle ripped off.
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Made up almost entirely of either heart shapes or circle shapes with hands in various supportive clasps, it looks more like the emoji version of a bro-hug than anything else.
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This is clearly illustrated in "Ripe Fruit": A white enamel hand, adorned with sapphire rings and bracelet, clasps a fire salamander dressed in black enamel and detailed with a coral tongue.
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A little while later, the cast, dressed in sweatshirts, ceremonial cloaks and Gucci shoes with insect clasps, trooped upstairs for a table read of "Lupercalia," an episode for the second season.
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This fall, a handful of designers introduced minimal, elegant frame bags (the rectangular style that clasps shut at the top), and it has been difficult for me to choose a favorite.
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A boy singing in "Concert with Eight Figures" (1628–30) on the lower right clasps with both hands the substantial but invisible male organ of the cornett player next to him.
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This burgundy heating pad also clasps with magnets at the neck, but looks more like a cape than a stole and provides heat all the way down to my rear end.
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In an interview with WBTV, Keevan Freitas of the Carolina Waterfowl Rescue, explained that they use glue, tape, wire and bra clasps to help bind together broken parts of a turtle's shell.
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The Bentgo Kids Bento Box is made from sturdy plastic with rubber edges, so it won't crack if dropped, and the two clasps are easy for little hands to open and close.
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Unlike a smooth, ivory-crumbed, faintly tangy loaf — the bread that clasps the ideal pastrami sandwich together — rye breads from Scandinavia and other parts of Northern Europe are bumpy, nutty and fragrant.
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Shabana, a slight, skittery lefty who clasps his racquet high on the handle, like a chef carving a roast, was everything I want to be on court—gracious, graceful, unpredictable, thirty-three.
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Allena Rissa, bra-fitting expert and editor of The Better Fit, told Insider that there are a few best practices to follow when putting on a traditional bra that clasps at the back.
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The 90s, a time when we collectively decided that fang-inspired clasps were the coolest way to keep our hair out of our faces, could contend for the title of most masochistic decade.
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When Baryshnikov arrives at the edge of the bench, he jumps off, removes his jacket, pulls it into a shape that resembles a body, and clasps it diagonally to his chest—a Pietà.
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Mr. Cumpsty, for instance, clasps his left hand into a fist to denote the fact that Mr. Watson was born without that hand, though in real life Mr. Watson regularly uses his left arm.
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But even more than the bendy screen, the Fold's coolest party trick may be its hinge, which combines a rounded sliding hinge, spring-loaded clasps, and an assortment of gears to hold everything together.
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The wooden trusses—made of trees cut down in 1160 or so—were specially braced with an extra plate linking them to the walls, and clasps to keep them from sagging across the span.
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Because swimwear is typically made to be worn for a limited period of time, certain features — like comfortable clasps, non-itchy fabric, and breathable gussets — don't tend to make the final cut on suits.
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The style is simultaneously edgy and polished, the hoop clasps into itself (making a clean circle) so it literally never falls out, and since it's real 14-karat gold, I haven't experienced any infections.
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Lerner's childhood memory of the women in her mother's bridge club, "their hair frosted, their nylons shimmery, carrying patent leather pocketbooks with clasps as round as marbles," conjures the magic mothers hold for little girls.
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She's had an impact on the design, arguing against some bold blue-and-gold wallpaper as an overly busy background for the paintings and substituting rubber bands for store-bought clasps on Erica's drawing board.
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The woman who screamed his name clasps her hands over her mouth and looks like she's in physical pain, so much so that I have to ask if she's happy or (as I naively imagined) upset.
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She has noticed that the two often appear in different jewelry components: lead in lobster claw clasps and solid pendants, for instance, and cadmium in lighter-weight designs and on the backing of stones and crystals.
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So imagine my interest when Timbuk2 announced the Robin Pack; a bag with not one, but three magnetic clasps: an adjustable magnetic sternum strap, a front pocket with magnetic flap, and a top enclosure with dual magnetic attachments.
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His right hand clasps the microphone, the left one depicts trillions of euros: slicing and restructuring debts, swishing from side to side to illustrate giant German surpluses, fingers flickering to imitate the vicissitudes of lily-livered social democrats.
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Our days of buying fast-fashion jewelry are waning — we've gone through pairs of earrings that have left our lobes sore, rings that have turned our fingers green, and clasps that have broken after just two wears (if that!).
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Drones. The flying tech emerged from Dolce & Gabbana's 'gates of heaven' (a fitting set for the collection's religious message) showcasing a new range of top-handled chain-detailed bags in red, black, and white with jewel-encrusted heart clasps.
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These days, she concentrates on her sculptural pieces, many of which hug the ear or the finger; she spent nearly a year working with artisans and a 3-D imaging machine to perfect the clasps used for the ear pieces.
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At some point, when that hero's military service is made known to the group, the meeting leader tilts their head, clasps their hands and says, "Thank you for your service ... " From the veterans I know, that gesture isn't considered sincere.
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The French company's design includes a large "X" on the back of the shirt that prompts you to stick out your chest (kind of a modern-day corset) and a built-in belt with three different clasps at your waist.
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Kourtney Kardashian went for an edgy look in a pair of shiny patent leather pants that hugged her slim figure and a long-sleeved, knitted violet sweater, which was adorned with a black placket down the middle held together by silver clasps.
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The nonprofit shared in the post that they got the idea from the Wildthunder Wildlife & Animal Rehabilitation in Independence, Iowa, which had previously posted on Facebook about how they use bra clasps and zip ties to help repair cracks in turtle shells.
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Then a hazy memory floated back: My husband, a dentist, was showing me a research skull, the kind dental students use in anatomy class, with metal hinges attaching the lower jaw to each side and two clasps securing the cranium in place.
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The RHOBH posted a picture from her vacation in Tahiti on Sunday proving that even though her supermodel days may be far behind her, she's still in perfect posing shape, flaunting her lean physique in a black bikini held together with silver buckle clasps.
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The hat, by her go-to milliner Philip Treacy, was also dark, complimenting the shoes, Meghan's trusty Aquazzura stilettos with a fun bow on the back, and a Kayu clutch (sold out in black, but still available in white), featuring a woven exterior with oversized, gold clasps.
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She may understandably want to keep the focus on her own legacy, which remains tethered to a past that gives the movie its funniest, most sly bit: a white-gloved museum curator contextualizing a Westwood-McLaren shirt festooned with a swastika, straitjacket clasps and Sex Pistols lyrics.
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Sure enough, Leonardo DiCaprio soon rounded a corner, so low key as to be almost unrecognizable amid all the sleek, tanned types wearing $800 Bottega Veneta khakis and $1,500 Berluti sneakers (the men) or toting Nilo crocodile Birkin handbags from Hermès, gilded clasps left unfastened with studied nonchalance.
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In the end, the program resorted to the ultimate crowd-pleaser — in the parlance of fan fiction, "shipping" — with a pas de deux from Angelin Preljocaj's 1994 ballet "Le Parc," in which the ballerina clasps her partner's neck and is spun, mid-kiss, until her feet fly into the air.
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"All Phylyda pieces are made using exclusive Italian fabrics and feature innovative details such as our signature soft and adjustable back clasps, sculpting, fast-drying, SPF 50 fabrics, and some are even lined with a fabric made from a micro-encapsulated fiber, rich in aloe, retinol, vitamin E, and caffeine, which helps smooth the aspect of your skin while you rest," Maurer said.
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In this story, the Erl-king is a supernatural being who tries to lure a sick young boy to his death as the boy's father attempts to outrace the demon on horseback and get help for his child: The Erl-King, by Johann von Goethe Who's riding so late where winds blow wild It is the father grasping his child; He holds the boy embraced in his arm, He clasps him snugly, he keeps him warm.
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