The company has helped "a few hundred customers" who ordered dresses in January and February, but might not receive their dresses in time, find alternatives, said Azazie's support team through a publicist.
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Short and smiling, he dresses in sandals, sarong and skullcap.
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Princess dresses (in store and for order pickup only), $17
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He dresses in all black and it really disturbs me.
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All the dresses in my closet look like bridesmaid dresses.
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She does this thing where she dresses in all red.
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Women also wore dresses in broderie anglaise in yellow and white.
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And her wardrobe assistant had to buy her dresses in three sizes.
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I have ordered 5 of these dresses in different styles and colors….
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Both actresses opted for short, sleeveless, detail-packed dresses in silvery hues.
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Wedding dresses in the U.S. are a $5 billion-a-year market.
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Colorful prints featured on jumpsuits and dresses in varying lengths and shapes.
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She dresses in modern neutrals and works to make their home perfect.
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In summer, he dresses in flip-flops, shorts, and a T-shirt.
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"Nondescript." On set and off, Niccol dresses in black, collared, buttoned-up shirts.
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The remaining dresses in the collection are samples that come directly from designers.
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The annual turnover for wedding dresses in the US is roughly $2.8 billion.
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The actress began to wear lots of tank top-style dresses in 1995.
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Some brides will offer to pay for the bridesmaid dresses in special cases
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To ensure authenticity, Ms. Nasseri shopped for her wedding dresses in Delhi, India.
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Rent The Runway offers designer dresses in many styles, sizes, lengths and colors.
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Her mother has a bob and dresses in painter's pants and long jackets.
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This look has a few staples — chokers, earth tones, and long dresses in particular.
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WWD reports that many designers were asked to remake originally chosen dresses in black.
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She wanted that moment to be more than women wearing black dresses in solidarity.
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Most people see wedding dresses in an entirely different light than their regular clothing.
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There's Leather Tip, where everybody who dresses in leather dances on the dance floor.
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Ahead, we've rounded up 34 of the most memorable wedding dresses in TV history.
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"We're not going to put a wall of dresses in front," Ms. Ryan said.
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"Although she dresses in silk, she's still an Indian," one commenter wrote in Spanish.
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Women wear hijab headscarves and long dresses in line with Islam&aposs modest dress code.
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Heidi Klum dresses in her Halloween costume before attending her annual party on Oct. 31.
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She dresses in a woman's cardigan and black trousers, and occasionally a fetching red coat.
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Not to mention, dresses, in my opinion, just aren't as special as they once were.
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In the original movie, the Timon dresses in drag and sings a song while dancing.
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Osakwe's blouses and dresses in the tones of black skin seem like a deliberate response.
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He sometimes wears suits but more often dresses in a track suit, or camouflage fatigues.
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Our Story Bridal is a consignment shop where brides sell used dresses in perfect condition.
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Intelligent and articulate, Kilimnik loves good wine and craft beer, and dresses in designer clothes.
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In his spiritual avatar, Singh dresses in plain white traditional clothes, giving sermons or planting trees.
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Instead of a standard XS - whatever, the brand offers dresses in sizes 1, 2, and 3.
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Layered dresses in organza and tulle bore soft, romantic touches such as cut-out lace patterns.
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She asks the father to take a picture, and then throws the dresses in the wash.
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Van Winkle dresses in the clothes you may have worn walking through your high school hallways.
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Tabar accentuates her look further with makeup and often dresses in brightly colored clothes and wigs.
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Blond and fair-skinned, Ramsland dresses in preppy, no-nonsense clothes and talks slowly and sincerely.
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"They're all borrowed," White tells PEOPLE of her dresses in the newest issue, on stands now.
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The bridesmaids, including her maid of honor, Ms. Commander, wore long dresses in shades of lavender.
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The women all wore pink dresses in honor of Mitchell's bundle of joy on the way.
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She wore her sister's dresses in private and worried about what other children thought of her.
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And back in September 2012, when she visited Singapore, she also wore three dresses in one day.
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They offer dresses in simple greys and off-whites and in busy and colorful paint splatter patterns.
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His fiancée must wear a white wedding dress to the funeral, while everyone else dresses in black.
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For Chanel's evening looks, Lagerfeld decorated shoulders and hems on an array of dresses in luxurious materials.
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You can certainly forego conventionally pretty dresses in favor of wide-legged all-in-ones to weddings.
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The media mogul dresses in his own casual and authentic way with sweatshirts, jeans and t-shirts.
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McMaster, who normally dresses in civilian clothes at the White House, wore his uniform for the meeting.
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After trying on a few dresses in the maternity section of Nordstrom, she felt matronly and uncomfortable.
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Tonne Goodman, the Vogue fashion director, dresses in an unvarying monochrome uniform of turtlenecks, trousers and flats.
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Don't make a big hubbub if a non-binary person dresses in a stereotypically/traditionally binary way.
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"Pam had mentioned she needed more dresses in larger sizes and that was a challenge," she said.
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Also cotillion dresses in silver and emerald green and evening gowns encrusted in three-dimensional metallic blooms.
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When I was little, she made me shiny dresses in satin and taffeta to wear in family weddings.
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Solange asked us for a bunch of dresses in certain shades of color for her 30th birthday celebration.
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Models wore one-shoulder ruffled dresses in lace as well as silk frocks with voluminous shoulders and sleeves.
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Roseanne and her husband Dan love this little boy, who dresses in "girls'" clothing and paints his nails.
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Plus, the brand claims they're wearable under skirts and sheer dresses (in addition to just on your couch).
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Wearing dresses in the winter can be tricky — especially when your measurements don't fit into "standard" sizing ranges.
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Of all the over-the-top wedding dresses in the world, Marjolein Wintjes's might take the proverbial cake.
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Indeed, 2.2 million brides buy dresses in the U.S. each year, yet startups have largely overlooked the problem.
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For my first order, I selected four summery dresses, in hopes one would work for a friend's wedding.
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According to The Knot's study, about 10% of brides reported paying for their bridal party's dresses in 2018.
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They were worn on the runway with breezy chiffon dresses in place of a necklace or a belt.
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To close, there was a series of breezy evening sheath dresses in graphic pastel prints or delicate lace.
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It's often easiest to hang up silk blouses and dresses in the shower, where they can drip dry.
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She found work sewing dresses in a crammed factory in New York City and threw herself into learning.
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He studies her as she shaves her legs, puts on makeup and dresses in the wares he's provided.
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Rodney presents as a very, very regular guy — he dresses in simple suits, he drives a simple car.
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The Belgian artist Isabelle de Borchgrave uses paper to remake historical costumes and dresses in famous museum paintings.
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The show closed with a parade of frothy dresses in peppermint green, canary yellow and vivid hot pink.
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Every day she dresses in elaborate costumes that hide her true self from the cruelty of her peers.
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"I have all my Met dresses in an archive and I have the Versace in my closet," she says.
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She dresses in vibrant costumes, often accompanied by colorful sculptures, in the photographs on display at The Armory Show.
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The two friends would try on dresses in Davis' apartment, or they'd go driving around Tampa dressed as women.
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Wedding-dress label Grace Loves Lace just reported a 30% increase in requests for dresses in nude shades, ie.
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Birdy Grey has a curated selection of bridesmaid dresses in a ton of colors and styles all under $99.
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He dresses in luxury labels, primarily Italian, and rarely repeats an outfit, faithfully keeping track of what he wears.
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The dresses in the cupboard were mostly new, but when she did recognize one, it filled her with sadness.
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He often dresses in a garbage collector's overalls, prompting critics to suggest he is playing to the media gallery.
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Once you know how much you can spend, only visit the stores that carry dresses in your price range.
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Jennifer Hyman and Jenny Fleiss bought 100 dresses in their own sizes in case [Rent the Runway] didn't work.
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Small colored squares formed mosaic-like patterns on coats, trouser suits and dresses in metallic gold, bronze and silver.
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To be sure, not every woman playing in the W.N.B.A. dresses in androgynous fashion, nor should she have to.
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The sultry makeup and slate-black nails added a dark counterpoint to the full-length lace dresses in the collection.
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Sexy, glamorous and mysterious, the collection included a lineup of feminine floor-length dresses in lilac, peridot and saffron yellow.
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Kate has a rainbow of coat dresses in her royal closet as she often wears them on her royal duties.
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In Voyager, he shaves his scalp and wears a queue and dresses in blue silk robes and soft-soled shoes.
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Jessica Alba, Gina Rodriguez, Laverne Cox, and Keke Palmer all ditched skirts and dresses in favor of full-gams coverage.
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For the evening, Bottega Veneta proposed dark dresses in linen or cotton with lace details or a-lined long skirts.
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Shoji, who designed Oscar-nominated Octavia Spencer's gown at the SAG Awards, also featured many lace dresses in his line.
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Thigh-grazing dresses in an array of flowery patterns, some with structured shoulders and billowing sleeves, closed the catwalk show.
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Classic preadolescent dresses, in Mr. Perry's mind and also in his polemics, came to symbolize the antithesis of the macho.
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When Ms. Shane does leave the house, she dresses in a hat and sunglasses out of fear of being recognized.
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Expect party dresses in bold, 1970s-inspired prints at this four-year-old outpost around the corner from Little Collins.
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Craig, 29, is the e-commerce manager for Jenny Yoo, a company specializing in bridesmaid and wedding dresses in Manhattan.
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She is a slim, widely smiling woman with shoulder-length dreads who dresses in Michelle Obama blues, blacks, and whites.
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That company also has a license for Calvin Klein ready-to-wear, accessories, outerwear, swimwear and dresses in North America.
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Dresses in various jewel tones dominated the carpet, such as "UnREAL" star Shiri Appleby's cobalt sequinned Diane von Furstenberg column dress.
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It is also offering more dresses in a broader array of sizes, while making certain dresses available at more price points.
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On a recent evening, six university students picked through racks of colorful dresses in Nishi-Azabu, a tony neighborhood in Tokyo.
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Kim, 35, has opted for similar latex dresses in shades of nude and light brown several times, to figure-flattering effect.
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But Ferretti returned to her traditional looks with ruched tops, pink overalls with knitted brassieres and short dresses in broderie anglaise.
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Coats in autumn colors came with oversized shoulders, while models also flaunted flowing dresses in bottle-green, pink or yellow hues.
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She carries a handgun in her purse, and, when she conducts business, she usually dresses in a red or teal blazer.
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Mr. Scott said his spring 2015 collection, a riot of baby-doll dresses in psychedelic swirls, was a homage to Coachella.
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Superman dresses in black, and because of weird continuity stuff, there's also the classic red and blue Superman flying around Metropolis.
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A former ballerina, Ms. van Herpen is lean, soft-spoken and reserved; she dresses in secondhand finds and wears little makeup.
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In softer tones, the designers presented a selection of cream and gold skirts, bustier tops and dresses in macramé and raffia.
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She is unusually tall, which gives her a kind of instant authority, and dresses in matronly camouflage: scarves and twin sets.
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Trump's gown will join 26 other dresses in the exhibit, donated to the museum as part of a 100-year tradition.
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By 2016, her marriage was coming to an end, and selling wedding dresses, in person and online, stopped being so fun.
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Rihanna doesn't stress about how her body looks when she dresses in the morning — she expects her body to change each day.
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Shop all of its dresses in regular and plus sizes on Amazon, or browse its most-reviewed and popular styles right here.
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From exaggerated florals to summer dresses in sunset yellows, postbox reds, and electric blues, their outfits celebrated the last weeks of sunshine.
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Alfred Angelo first caught the attention of the public when they debuted a line of fairy tale-inspired wedding dresses in 2015.
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Mr. Sogojeva dresses in a traditional robe and banded cleric's hat, but his newly built mosque is an incongruous modern multistory building.
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It went about as well as anyone could have expected: Camerota noted that Jones dresses in Nazi garb and celebrates Hitler's birthday.
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He's balding, wears stylish thick-rimmed glasses, and often dresses in business-casual attire with the sleeves rolled up to his elbows.
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Gillibrand, chose to take a soft approach by wearing dresses in contrast to the suits (with pants) that many female candidates wear.
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They wear traditional dresses in bright oranges, purples and yellows, each with a contrasting-color pinafore-style apron embellished with floral embroidery.
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Christopher Kane's collection was a frisky, focused celebration of peekaboo: dresses in plasticized lace, others that zipped or gaped open or shut.
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Jules dresses in a Roman-esque white toga dress paired with white wings, and Rue does her hair up in a tuxedo.
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He debuted a women's ready-to-wear collection of tube cotton and jersey dresses in bright colors he had sewed by hand.
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But groundbreaking isn't always practical: No one really wants to wear musks and woods with their airy cotton dresses in 75-degree weather.
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But ask yourself: What would an iconic supermodel who parties with rockstars and wears leopard coats and sequin dresses in the morning do?
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Obsessed with old Hollywood, Frank spouts facts about Gloria Swanson and Fred Astaire, and dresses in argyle socks, straw boaters and zoot suits.
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Based off a 1982 movie, Tootsie, which premiered on Broadway last year, follows an actor who dresses in drag to revive his career.
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" In college, Isabel dresses in "aggressively dowdy clothing," unlike her roommates, who are "better at keeping whatever private darkness they carried to themselves.
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She dresses in the "friki" style, which harks back to the punk and heavy metal scene that got its start in the 1990s.
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The brand sources its fabrics and makes its dresses in several different provinces across China, including Suzhou, which is the country's silk capital.
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The Danish-Korean designer, 40, wears her straight, dark hair parted down the center and often dresses in a uniform of minimal clothes.
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The collection features vibrant vintage-detail dresses in silks and rayons, tailored pencil skirts, silk bubble dresses and hand-embroidered vintage denim jackets.
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I have a saved search of long-sleeve dresses in my size that refreshes with new pieces in my price range every day.
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Wearing gunmetal-frame glasses and a drooping goatee, he rises early and dresses in the dark, often mismatching his suit jackets and pants.
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I have a saved search of long-sleeve dresses in my size that refreshes with new pieces in my price range every day.
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His most recognizable work is likely the headless mannequins he dresses in a lush variety of Dutch wax fabrics, tailored into period costumes.
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When you go to war, if you know the enemy, the enemy dresses in red and you dress in blue, you shoot at red.
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A man dresses in his dead sister's sari to comfort his grieving mother; a middle-aged woman writes paranormal romances to stave off loneliness.
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For the first time in the history of red carpets, the trend of the evening will not be nude-hued dresses in mermaid hemlines.
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There was a proliferation of dresses in the fall 2018 collections, particularly the long, loose, and languidly printed styles seen at Balenciaga and Gucci.
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In 1954, Christian Dior himself had staged a show of 100 dresses in its gilded halls, with Princess Margaret as his guest of honor.
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He dresses in expensive cabana wear: delicate cotton shirts paired with chinos that are hiked high and held up by an Indian-bead belt.
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Trump's life ambition is for everyone to know that he drives the fanciest cars, dresses in the finest fabrics, beds the world's sexiest women.
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She swims in pools, she exercises, she dresses in at least four different type of shoes—not just trainers, but the whole shoe family.
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He has his own idiosyncrasies, though: He usually dresses in blue, and hopes to turn the land around Rivian's manufacturing plant in Normal, Ill.
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Her eponymous line features Instagram-ready dresses in electric hues, skirts in irreverent prints, sculptural pants and button-up vests with floor-skimming capes.
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Anthropologie's BHLDN brand is popular, and the e-commerce fashion behemoth Asos began offering wedding dresses in 2016, with many options priced below $1,000.
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The brand sources its fabrics and makes its dresses in several different provinces across China, including Suzhou, which is the silk capital of China.
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Another short, "The Girl from Leesburg VA," features a woman looking at wedding dresses in a shop, then cuts to her slurping down oysters.
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Brontë heroine tea dresses in blurred watercolor rose prints on duchess satin were caught at the waist with a double-wrapped studded leather belt.
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We used to have this couple—they came in almost every night wearing suits and dresses in matching colors like they were going to prom.
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Even the ornately designed red and gold calendar on the wall and the way the mother dresses in relaxed floral shirts—it all tracks magnificently.
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In fact, in August, she shared how much of her salary she spends during awards season on dresses in a post for investment website Wealthsimple.
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Adhering to general recommendations by medical professionals, Meghan arrived at the airport in a long-sleeved white dress after wearing several sleeveless dresses in Sydney.
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I already re-ordered the dresses in a smaller size (and one had gone on sale, score!), so I was refunded $245 for my return.
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Elaborate winter coats and dresses in apricot pink and lavendar hues melded together chiffon, mink and other fabrics such as cashmere, to create cascading effects.
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Adhering to general recommendations by medical professionals, Meghan arrived at the airport in a long-sleeved white dress after wearing several sleeveless dresses in Sydney.
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Billingsley's bridesmaids, including friends from her pageant days, wore dresses in muted blush and champagne tones, while the bride glowed in a gown by Ravini.
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Kim and Kourtney would get racks and racks of options and I would get five dresses in a size 14, which wasn't even my size.
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First, there's the proper bridal shop, which debuts with more than 40 wedding dresses in a range of silhouettes and sizing, from XS to 4X.
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Just look at the recent shows of Marc Jacobs, Erdem, Burberry, Preen, and Vetements, which all showed long-length dresses in moody, nearly sinister patterns.
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"We're looking for other retailers to start donating—and we're probably going to do about 10,000 [donated dresses] in the next 12 months," Sisakhti said.
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For "Cargo Cults" (2016), she made a series of pseudo-ethnographic studio self-portraits where she dresses in "ethnic" prints from a generic "exotic" culture.
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Also in brown paper sacks (a literal sack dress) and moving blankets (coats crafted from flannel padding) and Bubble Wrap (cocktail dresses in transparent plastic).
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Here, a puppy named Paul Anka, dresses in an adorable set of PJs and plays around in a video ad for a slumber party with him.
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In other rooms, as counter-points to Bourdelle's sculptures, Saillard also hid some delicate dresses in big black boxes behind black curtains, which viewers pull back.
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Educated as a computer scientist at the University of Colorado in Denver, Al Mawsily dresses in blue jeans and collared shirts and speaks almost flawless English.
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The American fashion house offered an array of plaid, leather and fur in its designs, which featured trouser suits, coats and dresses in mainly dark colors.
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Mr. Mead's designs provided the backdrop to the Opening Ceremony show, as well as prints for its T-shirts, sweatshirts, sweaters and dresses in its collection.
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The 57-year-old designer presented V-neck, T-shirt, print, fringed sequin, banded and tunic dresses in materials ranging from mohair to cotton and organza.
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Some wore sleek sneakers under elegant, loose shift dresses, in a nod to the streetwear trend sweeping the fashion world and proving a huge sales hit.
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A female narrator describes the lawmaker's goal as the "complete dominion over female minds and bodies" while a woman dresses in the signature "Handmaid's Tale" costume.
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When you go to war, if you know the enemy, the enemy dresses in red and you dress in blue, you shoot at red, don't you?
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Muslim brides wear long dresses in bright colors or muted ones; usually they are highly decorated or embellished and a hijab or head scarf is traditional.
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It will include lots of pretty dresses in sample sizes 2 to 4 starting at $40, and stock from past seasons starting at 50 percent off.
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The most recent, called Scirocco after a sultry Mediterranean wind, had high-waisted hydrangea-hued maxi skirts and cotton piqué dresses in sun-drenched lemon yellow.
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Florence Nightingale standardized nursing dresses in the mid-1800s, and deliberately modeled them off nun's habits so that her nurses maintained an indisputable air of humility.
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While the dolls come dressed in their Frozen 249 attire, the other two dresses in the set throw it back with fashions from the first film.
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The couple has made several event appearances since the announcement, with Vanessa looking chic wearing dresses in various shades of red to show off her growing bump.
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Hogg, known for her fantastical creations, presented revealing bodysuits and frocks decorated with masses of tulle as well as jumpsuits and dresses in a carnival-like print.
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I mean, [at my age] you can't wear mini skirts and sleeveless dresses in my view, but you can wear most anything if it's modified and appropriate.
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Her character on the show, Mary Jane Paul, is a TV news anchor who dresses in versatile, stylish pieces, with a similar aesthetic that the brand represents.
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On Wednesday, about 30 women protested at the Knesset's security entrance, posing for news cameras wearing above-the-knee skirts or dresses in defiance of the ban.
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Star Wars' new villain is like its old villains: he wears a mask, he carries a big red lightsaber, and he dresses in a lot of black.
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There were wide-legged pinstriped men's trousers under relaxed bouclé jackets and sheer calf-length organza guayabera shirt dresses in shades of gray with strategically placed pockets.
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Holleeder typically dresses in black, but if she suspects she's being followed she may duck into a bathroom and emerge in a wig and a red dress.
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The teenager got candid about her struggles when she tried on prom dresses, in a scene filmed for the Bravo show last March, when she was 16.
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For the finale, lightweight, angel-sleeved plissé dresses in tart hues — raspberry, tangerine — swept through, the models adorned with matching floral headpieces made of chrysanthemums and orchids.
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After 15 seasons, there's still something endearing about the format of this wedding reality show, in which brides try on dresses in search of the perfect match.
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To Giana, who goes by her first name only and dresses in Eilish-inspired clashing plaids and colors, Ms. Eilish is the mistress of brash self-invention.
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The majority of the pieces, though, are monochromatic, like lilac or grape dresses in varying shapes and a marigold tank top and shorts that play with seaming.
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She freely admits that she dresses in "a kind of cliché Parisian (not French) way," drawing a distinction between the capital and the rest of the country.
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My rational mind told me the weight wouldn't just evaporate immediately upon giving birth, but still, my fingers reached out for the sexy summer dresses in my wardrobe.
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Founded by six-time bridesmaid and former magazine editor Grace Lee, the concept of Birdy Grey is affordable, thoughtfully designed dresses in colors that'd match any wedding theme.
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At her Chicago store — the subject of PeopleTV's new show, The Perfect Fit, available now — curvy brides can choose from hundreds of dresses in sizes 18 to 32.
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She's a former performer with the century-old Takarazuka Revue, a theater troupe whose all-girl cast dresses in drag to play both the male and female roles.
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We'd venture to say, though, that no one stans Réalisation Par as much as Hailey Baldwin, who has one of its dresses in at least three different colors.
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Henry Uche, who calls himself a vampire and prefers the name GothicHenri, dresses in all black and ties his looks together with chains, studs and a pentagram necklace.
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Her favorite is Patrick Simondac, known online as Patrick Starrr, who dresses in drag, is sponsored by Smashbox cosmetics and other companies and has 553 million YouTube subscribers.
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"Barbie dresses in the clothes that young girls are seeing on women they look up to, whether it's celebrities like Taylor Swift, or bloggers, or Instagram stars," he says.
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This time, the (actual) twins wore velvet babydoll dresses in contrasting colors, which made for less of a Kubrick effect and more of a Precious Moments kind of vibe.
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Before her death in 1993 Hepburn left more than 25 Givenchy dresses in her personal collection to the designer and he loaned many pieces to various museums ever since.
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Most Palestinian women have at least one of these special dresses in their closets, and wearing one is seen as a show of pride for their culture and heritage.
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Women with their heads half-shaved modeled dresses in the style of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, followed by bearded and mohawked men showing off a Teddy Roosevelt-inspired menswear collection.
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With a slew of mini and midi dresses in her latest collection, Mendes is most looking forward to wearing fall frocks with her favorite statement shoe: a zebra pump.
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Although she still bathes and dresses in the dark, she has been able to walk outside in normal clothes, during daylight hours, for the first time in eleven years.
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Models, some wearing berets with veils, hit the runway in an array of understated evening dresses in sandy pinks and oranges, while some donned skin-colored, see-through gowns.
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Ever since Michele's debut at the house in early 2015, you can regularly spot these dresses in myriad glossies — sometimes, the same looks are even repeated on different titles' covers.
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At a catwalk show held in the financial Bank area, Temperley London took fashionistas onto a dreamy, romantic escapade with models wearing soft dresses in pale blues, lilacs and pinks.
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" King added that her students can "relate" to Kate because, "She dresses in British designers and mixes them with High Street which a lot of people do day to day.
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The female African swallowtail butterfly employs a unique tactic to avoid harassment: it dresses in drag by morphing its usual markings to resemble that of the black and yellow male.
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Angelo first debuted a line of fairy tale-inspired wedding dresses in 2015, featuring colorful numbers ready and waiting to turn any bride into Tiana, Belle, Rapunzel, Jasmine, or Cinderella.
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Little Village, a pocket of Chicago that heavily draws immigrants from Mexico, is known for its streets lined with bakeries, dollar stores and shops with quinceañera dresses in the windows.
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They divide themselves into teams of two, lying in wait as the young Stevie, Kreizler's ward, dresses in uncomfortable drag in an attempt to lure the murderer into their clutches.
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She dresses in funereal colors for most of the two-and-a-half-hour production, and that's appropriate, at least when we first meet her: her mother has just died.
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That was the case with Lashaia Artis, an artist and jewelry designer who goes by Reign Apiim (meaning All Power is in Me), above, who dresses in this fashion daily.
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Chiuri modernized Dior's iconic bar jacket (and introduced fantastical dresses fit for a princess) while Piccioli showed veils and pleated dresses in a collection that was quiet — but totally modern.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Pakistan's top female squash player Maria Toorpakai was a little girl she burnt all her dresses in the back yard and chopped her hair short.
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The online shop is stocked with on-trend, wildly affordable (we're talking certain styles under $40) dresses in as many different color, silhouette, and length options as you could need.
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They were matched with leggings and rucksacks and parachute-like dresses in high-tech fabrics, giving a sports flair to a part of the collection, mostly in black purple and green.
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The label unveiled its latest designs - including dresses in floral prints recalling those adorning English tea sets - on the first full day of London Fashion Week, which runs until Feb. 20.
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Ruth Negga and Ginnifer Goodwin #twinned in nearly matching Victorian-inspired dresses in blood-red hues, and Dakota Johnson picked a demure silk Gucci gown that gave her strong mumsy vibes.
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The first drop of dresses in The Wedding Shop are ringing in under $300, so you're definitely going to want to visit H&M's website to shop the entire collection, stat!
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Her lone duffle bag contained a handful of blazers and dresses in pretty, jewel-toned colors, including a beloved ankara dress made of wax cloth in swirling orange and turquoise spirals.
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"We can't make wedding gowns and prom dresses in the United States," said Mr. Lang, who said he feared what would happen if his industry was the next to face tariffs.
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Sheila (Gayle Rankin), an outcast who dresses in ripped-up fur and identifies as a "she-wolf," retracts her claws after her co-stars throw her a roller-skating birthday party.
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And via painterly bias-cut slip dresses, in a former fashion life Mr. Galliano's stock in trade, this time trimmed in what looked like plastic wrap, layered under rough-cut tulle.
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Aspiring actresses appear on and off the red carpet in see-through or low-cut dresses in the hopes of attracting the attention of male producers, directors, talent scouts and photographers.
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Even the rosettes of flowers made from multicolored feathers on necklines and pockets and party dresses in glinting steel or full-skirted satin, layered like doublets, didn't make an indelible impression.
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I hid behind frumpy, floral patterns, and dresses in poor-quality fabric, save for the occasional splurge on a statement piece, if I had a wedding or other special event to attend.
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By the time I finished it, I felt like my personal shopper would know exactly what kinds of dresses I liked to wear—A-line or shift dresses in solid, dark colors.
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Concierge services (starting at $159 per person) for the bridal party include home visits by a consultant who arrives with multiple dresses in many sizes and lengths, along with the dress rental.
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On one day this month, the code led to messages in which "Abigail from Albuquerque" appeared to buy more than two dozen items, including dresses in sizes 2, 4, 6 and 8.
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Ed Fallon, a climate activist in Iowa, who runs a group that dresses in penguin suits to confront candidates about climate, said Mr. Inslee's challenge was not his age or his personality.
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She tired long ago of men staring at her cleavage and now dresses in severe black clothing with high necklines and austere copper accessories that look like machine parts or totemic objects.
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She opened the show with gold looks - a sequined top, dress and skirt - before introducing colourful crop tops and dresses in various lengths and styles, often decorated with cut-out floral patterns.
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Kate and Laura Mulleavy of Rodarte, wearing matching dresses in different colors, said it was only the second fashion show they had ever attended that wasn't their own (the first was Chanel).
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Vibrant sleeping gowns (for day and night), airy tops and oversized shirt-dresses in patterned silks and crisp Egyptian cottons are bedrocks of the brand, which stemmed from a simple style conundrum.
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She is a daughter of Laurel B. Nachman and David B. Nachman of Oyster Bay, N.Y. The bride's father owns Amanda & Chelsea, a manufacturer of women's sportswear and dresses in New York.
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While you can count on a few trusted classics that will always be relevant (like black booties in the fall and off-the-shoulder dresses in the summer), a trend refresher never hurts.
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Each member has their own creative project outside of HOP, dresses in their own way—mixing wavey thrift store finds with comfortable streetwear and sneakers—and comes forward with a palpable, singular steez.
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Rather than unite our nation and support law enforcement, Hillary-Obama have rallied to legitimize a #BlackLivesMatter movement that dresses in civil rights drag to hide the lawless, racist nature of its movement.
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"I think she's not coming back," said Jozica Trstenjak, a designer who was mending dresses in the atelier portion of Singer Atelier & Caffe, which Ms. Trump frequented when it was called Bar Clementino.
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And, on the final morning of the Paris shows, Chanel installed a beach in the Grand Palais, where models frolicked in straw hats and silk chiffon dresses in the sand and sea grasses.
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A childless proto-feminist who strongly supported the suffragist movement, she preferred knickerbockers and tunics for her treks when most Edwardian-age women wore corsets and ground-grazing dresses in the great outdoors.
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He did it with slick cigarette pants and sheer tops; transparent gypsy dresses in black and leopard chiffon, billowing in the wind; red velvet rock star jackets and gold-spangled thigh-grazing dresses.
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They can be coquettish, as the furred and feathered masses (from the collection she called "Blue Witch," spring 2803), or cartoonish, like paper-doll dresses in crayon-colored felt ("2 Dimensions," fall 2012).
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Which started with padded utilitarian suits and dresses in uniform gray, the backs puffed out into bulbous cocoons, an S-shaped seam tracing a curve down the front and back, necks funnel-shaped.
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Andra Day Andra Day's similarities to Amy Winehouse are unmistakable: She dresses in a vintage '60s style, her voice is bold and sometimes raspy, and her songs could all fit in Winehouse's wheelhouse.
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More fashion news:As If Duck Boots Weren't Divisive Enough, Donald Trump Is Now Promoting L.L. BeanThat New Balenciaga Logo Sure Does Look FamiliarNo, Donald Trump, There Isn't A Shortage Of Inauguration Dresses In D.C.
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And unless your last name is Jenner or Hadid, you probably don't have 40 dresses in your closet to pick from every time, so outfit repeats are just a thing you have to accept.
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"I think I made so many [slip dresses] in my collection because they look great on everyone, they're beautiful on different skin tones and they're easy to dress up and dress down," she says.
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She swapped out her eye-catching diamonds for a much more subtle wedding band and ditched her chainmail and latex dresses in favor of baggy t-shirts, sweatpants and a fresh, contour-free face.
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After completing and exhibiting a first set of wigs and dresses in 2012, she has continued to push herself and explore new motifs, from Mongolian wedding fashions to the Baroque wonders you see here.
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Kerry Washington's character typically dresses in a more sedate color palette, so seeing her in this vibrant marigold was as surprising and fun as when we saw it for the first time on Obama.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - An Australian campaign ad that claims same-sex marriage laws would lead to school children acting out gay relationships and boys wearing dresses in class drew widespread fire on Wednesday.
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Another piece by Kempenich, called "Prayers Up, Tobacco Down," features five women in jingle dresses and regalia, their arms raised with feather fans, their feet in step, the cones of their dresses in motion.
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These are wardrobe essentials with a consistent sensibility: a navy herringbone greatcoat in a wool-linen blend; trapeze blouses and nightgown dresses in washed cotton poplin; a candy-pink tent-dress with oversize pockets.
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Ms. Useche was wearing one of that brand's dresses in the photos — a style she had posted about once before when she saw it being sold secondhand — and was ready to show it off.
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Mr. Williams now dresses in a sports coat and jeans instead of clerical attire, but he still seemed entirely comfortable in the Vatican as he arrived at St. Peter's Square to meet his wife.
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Its neighborhoods encompass everything from the mega-mansions and gleaming Land Rovers in Piney Point Village to yard sales featuring poofy quinceañera dresses in the majority Latino and African-American middle-class neighborhoods like Cypress.
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"I think that may just be locker room talk," Marlene Hu Aldaba, owner of local designer boutiques Hu's Shoes and Hu's Wear, told Refinery29 of the supposed lack of available dresses in the nation's capital.
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Ethan Miller/Getty Together, Graham and Hough managed to go through more stunning dresses in a few hours than any of the contestants, who had a measly five outfit changes compared to their combined seven.
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As Daenerys begins the process of freeing slaves and gathering her Unsullied army, she dresses in Dothraki khakis and boots under blue dresses with a dragon-like texture, complete with an unsubtle dragon claw necklace.
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Whereas you might be saving up pennies for a while to get one of those ready-to-wear garments from Fashion Week, all the dresses in Karl Lagerfeld Paris' Social Collection ring in under-$400.
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I was too young to wonder what it must have felt like to wear one of those crinoline-heavy dresses in the Florida heat, even as my own sweat-soaked hair stuck to my head.
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In Bolivia, Doughty takes us to meet the 67 skulls, or ñatitas, that a spiritualist named Doña Ely collects and dresses in matching beanies; visitors come to ask for their help with living-people problems.
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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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Around 1967, the era the exhibition calls "The New Bohemia," the Beatles grew beards and traveled to India, the "Black is Beautiful" movement rose, and dashikis and dresses in bold African prints filled store racks.
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The New York City–based private investigator dresses in double-breasted suits, carries a pen that doubles as a knife, wears a watch with a concealed camera, and reads The Art of War on stakeouts.
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Brides who still hadn't received their orders from the shop with more than 22017 locations panicked, wondering whether they'd get their dresses in time for their wedding—or if they would get a refund at all.
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She also claimed Trent, who is the son of her husband Joe's half brother, has copied the key to her home, and that she dresses in her closet for fear that he will enter without warning.
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For an example of why that is necessary, consider Rochas, where Alessandro Dell'Acqua riffed on one note — pleated and ruched chiffon tea dresses in layers of sugary shades — for a collection too sweet to be satisfying.
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In Yoruba lore, one supreme god is Obatala, who typically dresses in white, can appear as either male or female and is the default owner of all souls until those souls are claimed by another Orisha.
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Look for the asymmetrical dresses in bamboo-viscose fabric (2,800 koruna) by Eiri, or the deconstructed women's parka in cotton and wool (7,400 koruna) from the house brand Soolista, run by the boutique's founder, Zuzana Hartlova.
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"Our brides are our top priority and we understand how important weddings are, so we're ready to do whatever it takes — even hand-deliver dresses in person to make sure our brides are happy," Chan said.
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"Our brides are our top priority, and we understand how important weddings are, so we're ready to do whatever it takes — even hand-deliver dresses in person to make sure our brides are happy," Chan said.
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President Kevin dresses in white, and in a speech in front of a similarly white-clad Melbourne crowd, he espouses the anti-family policies of the Guilty Remnant — several dead members of which he later encounters.
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Take, for example, Valentino's spring 2020 collection, in which a series of crisp white looks with wide skirts and exaggerated puff sleeves gave way to billowy floor-grazing tiered dresses in vibrant fuchsia, orange and chartreuse.
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Exposed shoulders were a running theme throughout the collection, and also appeared with ribbed knit dresses that wrapped around the torso like bandages, as well as with leather mini dresses in black, nude and siren red.
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As part of a new capsule collection with Net-a-Porter, a handful of Ganni's most cheerful, summery pieces (including dresses in a bold peony print and a great green silk pajama jacket) is available now.
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In addition to the always-reliable e-comm site's bridal category, you'll also find a curated bridesmaid selection with dresses in all of the sizing categories — petite, tall, curve, and maternity — that ASOS is known for.
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From pleated dresses in mix-matching prints to pin-stripes suits with impeccable tailoring, the second installment of his collaboration is, according to the designer himself, "quintessentially Jason Wu." And that extends to the collection's quality, too.
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They reported that Sales has been on this kick for three years: He also dresses in the brand's iconic orange, yellow, and brown; decorates his tree with the candies; and adds them to banana pudding for Thanksgiving.
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The 62-year-old actor's three daughters — Alessandra, 27, Daniella, 30, and Dominik, 34 — opted for stunning dresses in various designs, while García's 16-year-old son Andrés coordinated with his dad in a cool blue suit.
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Even the way Camille dresses, in all-black, body-shrouding outfits that look positively deadly in the oppressive Missouri heat, remind us this is someone who needs all the protection she can get from the outside world.
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With access to historic archive of dresses in the atelier (which includes more than 400 evening dresses alone!) and a total of 30 body measurements taken on the first appointment, the experience is one-of-a-kind.
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Although dresses in jewel tones and a profusion of skin were this year's signature trends, stars took red carpet risks, whether Charlize Theron in a vibrant red plunging Dior or Cate Blanchett in an explosion of flowers.
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"I refurbished my shop, which had been heavily damaged, without any help from the government," said Anis Tajouri, who had just reopened a one-room store selling wedding dresses in Benghazi's old market, formerly a combat zone.
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The reality star is so committed to displaying those abs she worked so hard to create that she previously chopped one of her Dior dresses in half to create a very on-trend set of matching separates.
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Mr. McVicar said that he still gets hate mail whenever the Royal Opera House in London revives his production of Verdi's "Rigoletto," which featured an orgy and women spilling out of their dresses in the first act.
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The clothes were no less whimsical: Francesco Risso offered up long jackets and dresses in leather patchwork, paneled sweaters held together with thick, irregular stitches and tailored pieces made from velvet that looked faded from the sun.
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The VSCO girl dresses in oversized tees, Birkenstocks, wears her hair in a messy bun and adorns herself with accessories like scrunchies, Burt's Bees lip balm, puka shell chokers and carries around a Hydro Flask water bottle.
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In another world, she's the female equivalent to John Cena, a four-color superhero who beats the odds and dresses in really bright colors which hypnotize kids under the age of 14 to buy bags of merchandise.
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Yes, Mr Lei sometimes dresses in black, as Mr Jobs did, but it has never been clear if Xiaomi is China's Apple or if it is more like Samsung, Sony, Nokia, or even Costco, a bulk-discount retailer.
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The radically asymmetrical cut of the waist had me thinking of the way female flamenco dancers pull up their dresses in the front and also of the matador's capote (cape) work in the opening section of the corrida.
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The gingham is a color way we had applied to one of my favorite dresses in our second collection and I love it because it's classic but fresh, and the mini sizing is an interesting play with proportion.
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And yet, there is a certain one-dimensional narrative that emerges based on the visuals that we tend to see in the media: She is Middle Eastern, she wears a hijab, and she dresses in all-black attire.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Dresses in dark colors but with plenty of embellishments, monochrome looks and the odd trouser suit dominated the red carpet at Sunday's BAFTAs, with some stars looking to old Hollywood glamor for Britain's top movie awards.
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Mr. Miyake is represented by three dresses in bright polyester on mannequins, opposite the same garments laid out flat like shaped paintings, and also by his accordionlike "flying saucer" dress displayed in three states, flat to fully extended.
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As if to celebrate, she holds a cigarette in one hand, a little Mexican flag in the other, and has put on elbow-length white gloves and one of the most beautiful pink flounced dresses in the world.
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" Gigi Melchiorre said she particularly liked the track suits in the show, and was familiar with Mr. Hilfiger's recent work because the pop star Rihanna wore one of his dresses in the music video for her song "Work.
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Because he didn't want to be in the business of selling dresses in homes, we came to an agreement where I could buy wholesale and that's how I made the business work for my family for many years.
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Ghesquiere, who has led a renaissance of the brand known for its monogrammed leather bags, also presented T-shirt-like dresses in bold geometric patterns - blue, red, white and black - in front of guests including Oscar winner Alicia Vikander.
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For Richards' special day, her daughters each wore above-the-knee-length dresses — in hues of pink and champagne — and kept their hair down for the summer wedding, which came just two days after PEOPLE exclusively announced Richards' engagement.
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While almost everyone in the building dresses in neatly pressed work attire, Nadler rarely deviates from his standard outfit: Louis Vuitton leather sandals and a casual but well-cut T-shirt and pants, both by the designer Alexander Wang.
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Looks for next winter included knitwear, such as a chunky striped poncho with layers of different yarns, and dresses in stretchy velour etched with prints from 20th century British artist J.H. Lynch, known for his paintings of sultry women.
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In a glass-walled structure steps away from Paris's historic Les Invalides complex, the designer sent out over 100 looks that included polished short suits and culottes, swingy long-sleeved dresses in patterned silks and platform stacked-heel loafers.
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After working in Rome under Karl Lagerfeld at Fendi, Vaccarello established his own label in 2009, gaining attention for souped-up short-and-sexy dresses in the body-contouring mold of Azzedine Alaïa as well as that of Ford.
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Birdboy is a creature with an enormous round head and a tiny beak who dresses in a black suit, white shirt and skinny tie, like a member of the "Reservoir Dogs" cast or of an '80s ska revival band.
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In a merry-go-round of colors and shapes on the catwalk designs seamlessly turned from easy-going outfits to sequined evening wear dresses, in a breathtaking show that appeared like a trip through Armani's design books over the years.
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" A good-natured, if pensive ad man named Saeed tries to woo a motorbike-riding woman named Nadia who dresses in a long black robe not out of piety but, as she tells Saeed, "So men don't fuck with me.
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"It's clean and safe; you have bathrooms, food stores and people who give you money," said Mr. Corlear, who tows two large wheeled suitcases and often dresses in a T-shirt and shorts, since he rarely has to step outside.
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Last year, for the Golden Globes, she dressed eight of her female clients in black dresses, in support of Time's Up, a coalition for victims of workplace sexual harassment that was formed in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein exposés .
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How It Works: If you're in Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, L.A., Minneapolis, N.Y.C., Orange County, CA, Philadelphia (opening August 2), San Francisco or Seattle, you can book an appointment online to try on dresses in-store, and they also take walk-ins.
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The Smithsonian says that 35 red dresses in different shapes and sizes have been hung around the National Museum of the American Indian to memorialize the potentially thousands of Native American women that go missing or are murdered each year.
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Many of those signature items were penciled into the itinerary for the Texas trip, including suits and dresses in summery shades of yellow, blue and green, and riding clothes for an appointment at Lyndon B. Johnson's ranch on Nov. 23.
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The sight of flannel shirts remade in Italian silks and polyester baby-doll dresses in silk chiffon was provocative enough to get Jacobs fired from his role as creative director of Perry Ellis (then known for its clean-cut American sportswear).
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Though I have a no-fail, carry-on luggage packing strategy (rolled dresses in my suitcase, shoes in my backpack), I still elicit quite a few eye-rolls as I struggle to fit my nearly exploding Rimowa into an overhead bin.
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The Catholic Relief Service (CRS) highlighted an image of Yazidi girls posing in sparkly dresses in the Iraqi city of Erbil after fleeing Islamic State fighters that went viral when it became the first photo to be tweeted by Pope Francis.
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Constant, who learned the craft from her mother as they worked side by side embellishing wedding dresses in a Port-au-Prince factory, is known for her large-scale, heavily encrusted flags that relay intricate narratives often played out by women.
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Some fun facts about Lil Yachty, ascendant microstar of Atlanta's loopy, decentered hip-hop scene: wears his hair in thin braids accented with red beads; has rapped over the "Rugrats" theme song; sometimes dresses in nautically themed clothing; has a great name.
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It seems to symbolize a certain lust for life and Black dignity, most pointedly when factory workers in blue stop sewing to dance along with Deni's music—or when the town dresses in blue to dance in the streets at his funeral procession.
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Vendors unpacked dresses in colorful African-inspired prints, as well as volumes on Palestine, Mumia Abu-Jamal, and Malcolm X. Members of MOVE today still follow most of the guidelines laid down by the group's founder, John Africa, who died in the bombing.
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Jenner also gave her fans a sneak peak at the baby clothes she'd purchased for her daughter, which included a row of sweet dresses in pinks, blues and yellows, and an array of cozy-looking onesies in pastel pinks, blues and yellows.
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The contemporary staging of William Shakespeare's tragedy, by the nonprofit Public Theater, portrays Julius Caesar as a blond-haired, powerful man wearing a business suit with an American flag pin, while his wife, Calpurnia, has a Slavic accent and dresses in designer fashions.
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The contemporary staging of William Shakespeare's tragedy, by the nonprofit Public Theater, portrays Caesar as a powerful, blond-haired man wearing a business suit with an American flag pin, while his wife, Calpurnia, has a Slavic accent and dresses in designer fashions.
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Emerging from the ocean, Kidman's beach look was a complete change both from her couture red carpet looks (four fancy dresses in 48 hours!) and, as was the case while filming a movie in December, this head-to-toe punk rock alien apparel.
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Summer proved to be the perfect time to cut down on pointless spending and save for the big ticket items of winter: A few well-chosen dresses in great colors and separates can carry you through most of the warm weather months.
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The restaurant's published history includes Hubert de Givenchy recounting a visit to study the sumptuous décor for a loyal client who had requested matching dresses in gold, red and green, but with zippers in back so her lovers could remove them easily.
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And yesterday, they announced that they'll be able to dress quite a few more, thanks to the launch of their very first plus-size bridal collection, featuring a plethora of the brand's best-selling wedding and bridesmaid dresses in sizes XS - 3X.
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Anyone who knows anything about prisons and jails knows that putting people who present as female—who, as in this case, wear heavy make-up and dresses in a flamboyantly feminine way—in a cell with 40-plus male prisoners is highly dangerous.
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For more on Carson's wedding to McAllister, pick up the latest issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday India Earl For her bridesmaids, Carson chose Amsale dresses in a taupe color that fit in with the "winter wonderland" feel of her New Year's Day ceremony.
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At least, that's all I could think of as I watched male models, of every race and creed, practically tiptoeing down Trincone's runway draped in just about every (conventionally) feminine motif: glitter, silk, bows, satin, dresses, in soft hues of baby blue and powder pink.
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The outfits — ivory dresses in crepe with frill detailing for the girls and shirts with midnight blue piping and matching velvet blue trousers for the boys — featured cummerbunds and sashes in a colorful print inspired by the work of abstract American artist Mark Bradford.
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Offered exclusively online at White House Black Market, customers can expect to find a range that includes velvet jackets, sequined tops, embellished denim, and party dresses in sizes 16W to 24W; the pieces fall in line with WHBM's usual pricing, selling from $42 to $220.
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I still had a few trusty pieces when I moved to my first apartment in Chinatown, but over the last six years and moves to apartments further and further uptown, they were replaced by solid color dresses in black, grey, navy, pink, red, and burgundy.
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Omarosa says Hope Hicks didn't know what "GOTV" meant and wore "diaphanous summer dresses in the middle of winter, the opposite of traditional Washington style" As a writer, I was a little bit excited to see the word "diaphanous" used in a take-down.
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"The absurdity of meeting Ramona to go buy dresses in one of the more expensive stores on Madison Avenue like, two minutes after the election is why people out of the city could look at us and think we're out of touch," she said.
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The catwalk included Gigi Hadid, Leomie Anderson, and Jamie Bochert strutting their stuff in bodycon turtlenecks (à la Gloria Steinem), sparkly gloves, plaid pantsuits (a possible Hillary Clinton wink, maybe?), and maxi dresses in those quirky Missoni prints we've come to know and love.
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NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Rwandan refugee Anita Claudine knows the odds are stacked against her, but the fashion designer is unfazed in her ambition to one day see her dresses in the window displays of the luxury department stores of London, Paris and New York.
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Where Carrie was all pink tutus and giant hothouse flower pins, Frances Dufresne, Parker's staunch character on Divorce, wore the modest, minimalist uniform of a wealthy mom: long dresses in cornflower blue and maroon, grey stockings, and tidy ankle boots in lieu of bedazzled stilettos.
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When she travels abroad, she's careful to choose outfits that conspicuously reflect the country she is visiting, including a belted jumpsuit in Saudi Arabia, her colorful dresses in France and Italy, and her nod to an Asian influence in Japan, China and South Korea.
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A first-act highlight — where Bob Mackie (Michael Berresse) parades out a handful of Cher's most iconic dresses in a fashion show of sorts during "Dressed to Kill" — had the audience cheering, and showcased the electricity that's a bit more muted in other parts.
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Maggy is a fortune-telling witch who appeared in the very first episode of that season, in a flashback: A much younger Cersei and one of her friends from Casterly Rock were out in the woods, muddying up their dresses in search of a witch.
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Also, I can't help but find it strange that Thierry Mugler, who is one of fashion's supreme camp designers by any definition, has only two dresses in the show (including the Venus-emerging-from-the-half-shell creation Cardi B wore to the Grammys).
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What spurred her to forge images—identical twins in identical dresses, in New Jersey, or "Jewish giant at home with his parents in the Bronx, N.Y.," looming over his loved ones—that we realize, instantly and indisputably, could have been made by nobody else?
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Devised in tribute to the Dutch artist Piet Mondrian, this jersey shift dress — one of a sequence of dresses in the collection devoted to the artist's geometric works — caused a sensation when shown as part of Yves Saint Laurent's fall/winter 21967 haute couture show.
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"Sébastien Meunier used lacy wimples-cum-veils to frame a notably more romantic collection that built on the shipwrecked tailoring of the brand's founder and brought it forward: into billowing silk dresses in dusky rose; slouchy crushed velvet; and sweeping leather greatcoats," our critic wrote.
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So were the skinny legging-like pants unzipped at the ankle to flare out and worn under pretty much everything, like halter dresses in navy and bronze pieced together in asymmetric puzzles and skinny turtlenecks with tracings of feathers across the back of the arms.
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The body activist is trying on wedding dresses in this exclusive clip from the new season of My Big Fat Fabulous Life, but the fourth season looks to be filled with more drama than ever as she gets some bad news about who he really is.
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After asking about the length, fit, and fall I wanted for each piece, a lovely woman with astoundingly quick hands pinned my dresses in all the right places, nipping in my waist, taking up the hem, and darting the side seams until her work was done.
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Kardashian West debuted a much more toned-down look than her previous glam self — swapping out her eye-catching diamonds for a much more subtle wedding band and ditching her chainmail and latex dresses in favor of baggy t-shirts, sweatpants and a fresh, contour-free face.
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"For the Western wedding, we had been talking to a bunch of incredible designers, but ultimately when Ralph Lauren approached us, I learned that Ralph has only designed three wedding dresses in 50 years — one for his daughter, his daughter in law, and his niece," Chopra explained.
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Or, for that matter, a dress — "the accessory to our accessories," Ms. Arons said — that is about to go online for pre-order: a bright red traditional Mexican smock embroidered in white peacocks and inspired by one of the many Mexican dresses in Ms. Spade's own closet.
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On my mom's recommendation, Julia and I made our way to the quiet residential neighborhood of Smichov, where one of my favorite artists, Karen LaMonte — known for her realistic, life-size dresses in glass, marble and metals — had an exhibition at the newly opened Museum Portheimka.
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Wu looked to blooms — especially orchids — during the design process, as evidenced by the collection's vibrant hues and delicate textures: Dresses in shades of ultramarine, deep violet and fuchsia featured irregular twists and ruching that resembled petals, while others were swathed in cascades of fluttering feathers.
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So are her draped blanket dresses in leather and wool, worn over one shoulder; and her intricately beaded dresses worn over slick leather leggings and falling somewhere between spider web and chain mail, plus a little more: look closer and there were hearts embedded in the embroidery.
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Amber Portwood may be getting married, but she's facing some serious doubts about her decision in the upcoming season of Teen Mom OG. In a new supertease, the 26-year-old tries on wedding dresses in preparation for her big day with fiancé Matt Baier, but seems overwhelmed.
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There are so many gorgeous gowns on the red carpet at the 2017 Golden Globe Awards, but three women, Evan Rachel Wood, Octavia Spencer and Kathryn Hahn, eschewed the dramatic dresses in favor of sleek suits, and we're particularly loving their nontraditional looks (and the reasons behind them!).
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Things that are "so Gucci" right now include furry loafers, not furry loafers, dresses in Jordan Almonds colors, sheer maxi-dresses, pussy bows, low-heeled loafers, berets, crochet, intense gold, watercolor roses, pineapples, sweater vests, trompe l'oeil ribbons, a certain shade of pink, rickrack trim, and big glasses frames.
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As a 10-year-old black girl "to see the Supremes and know that it was possible to be like them, that black people could do THAT …" Many of the dresses in the book are owned by Ms. Wilson, though others are held by the Motown Museum in Detroit.
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The label is now a brand of choice for mindful female millennial shoppers who like its humorous and informative Instagram marketing and its celebrity following, and who are willing to spend between $60 and $550 on its flattering skater skirts, billowy blouses and floral dresses in eco-friendly fabrics.
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When Nick and I were in high school (he made my prom dresses) in the early 2000s, we would instant message each other made-up character studies, then run to our rooms, dress up in the ideas we had described and drive to meet somewhere in our Baltimore suburb.
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In a lovely Ann Demeulemeester show, Sébastien Meunier used lacy wimples-cum-veils to frame a notably more romantic collection that built on the shipwrecked tailoring of the brand's founder and brought it forward: into billowing silk dresses in dusky rose; slouchy crushed velvet; and sweeping leather greatcoats.
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But since her robbery, the one-woman social media phenomenon whose trademarks were formerly hundreds of carats in diamonds and barely there fashions has turned over a new, extremely dressed-down leaf, ditching her chainmail and latex dresses in favor of baggy t-shirts, sweatpants, and very natural, no contour makeup.
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Like many designers of his generation — he is in his mid-30s — Mr. Vaccarello is fascinated by the decade that defined his youth, and he revisited it in a stream of thigh-high, one-shouldered, single-leg-of-mutton-sleeved, breast-baring dresses in leather, lace, Lurex and leopard spots.
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This time around, her efforts took the shape of monklike cashmere and wool tabards, trousers and dresses, in a calming palette of dove gray, peach, burgundy, olive green and black, rising in a curve at the neck and falling to midcalf in what appears to be the length of the season.
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Kendall filed her claim with London's Intellectual Property Enterprise Court, alleging that one of the most famous wedding dresses in recent history (or just history, period) features similarities to a drawing she submitted to the palace prior to the ceremony, as part of an open call for ideas from British designers.
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Consider the huge Gucci medallions and bulls' head necklaces that Alessandro Michele styled over everything from unisex sweatshirts to floaty white dresses in his spring 2018 collection this fall, as well as the orange and pink beads that male models wore with blazers and with shorts (and, sometimes, with both together).
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Think of Christopher Kane's dresses in a damask that seemed better destined to upholster the drawing-rooms of English stately homes, or Simone Rocha's clutch of tea dresses with faux fur stoles that, despite their embroidered flowers, skewed towards the distinguished pair of septuagenarians she included in her model casting.
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My real coming of age, I half believed, was just around the corner — I would bloom with ease into the kind of woman who wasn't afraid to wear sleeveless dresses in public, whose words fell confidently from flawlessly lined lips, who strode with grace and strength in three-inch heels.
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The confident, sexy collection she sent down the runway last fall — full of '70s citrus and earth tones, easy prairie dresses in micro floral prints, sharply tailored A-line miniskirts and denim, and insouciant, heavy-metal combat boots — revealed Ramsay-Levi's deep understanding (and personal mastery) of French cool-girl chic.
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Publicists have already started whispering that there aren't enough black dresses in all of fashion to make this statement more than once, and it's a Globes thing: a way to start the year, at what has traditionally been a more flexible event than the more formal bids that come later.
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I think we've actually only done a handful of wedding dresses in our career, and we've only done them for people that we're really close with because it's an emotional thing, when you wear it to get married … it's just a magical thing to create that's kind of going to be exciting.
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The retail group - whose affordable luxury brands, which also include Claudie Pierlot, sell dresses in the 200 to 400 euro range - had doubled annual revenues in the past four years to 13 billion euros ($1.14 billion), with a rapid expansion of its shop network and after breaking into markets such as China.
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Then, there were certain items and decorations that popped up everywhere: Leather came in the form of trousers, gloves, tote bags, and dresses in nude and black; floral corsages and maypole-style ribbons were messily arranged over a variety of frocks and tops; and most models wore seemingly waterproof headscarves (resembling plastic bags).
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We're on the brink of having the first female US president, a four-foot-eight woman just kicked everyone's ass in the Olympics (lookin' at you, Simone), and Will Smith's son wears dresses in public because your contrived standards of masculinity don't mean shit to him and he feels like it, OK?
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In market squares surrounded by Sana'a's ancient rammed-earth towers, sellers—mostly men sucking wads of the stimulant leaf qat, but sometimes also women wearing body-swathing sitara dresses in psychedelic patterns—presided over piles of fruits and vegetables laid out on tarps, skinning prickly pears for customers to eat on the spot.
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There were perfectly pieced patchworks of archival prints and denim; long leather trench coats and short shearlings; friendship-bracelet dresses in woven macramé and sheer flower-child frocks atop crocheted bikini tops — all of it merchandised to the hilt with sunglasses and berets and bags and chains, and most of it branded.
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You could buy goods there to feed, clothe and clean an entire household for a week for under 20153 euros: bins of Polish leather slippers and nude-colored bras, cake pans, memory-foam pillows and child's dresses in turquoise leopard print, as well as Egyptian sweet potatoes, Moroccan mint and Italian fennel.
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Welcome to The Future...*robot noises* After some guidance from the Ref team on pulling the most festive holiday options — from emerald green silk tops to retro wrap dresses in poppy new prints and one celebrity-favorite bestseller — I ventured down to my stocked-and-ready dressing room to get suited up.
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In her store, Lewis promoted the imported cheeses to her customers through a variety of activities: a holiday open house in which she and her employees dresses in traditional Alpine costumes and created a "Picnic in the Alps" tablescape replete with pots of fondue, as well as Swiss coloring books for the store's younger customers.
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Customers can continue to shop in its more than 300 stores, and its orders and appointments will not be impacted.. "David's Bridal will continue to lead our category with an unbeatable selection of beautiful, high-quality wedding and special occasion dresses in a wide range of styles, colors, sizes, and prices," CEO Scott Key said.
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Under showrunner Alena Smith, over the course of the show's first three half-hour episodes, Emily (Hailee Steinfeld) has a clandestine tryst with Death (Wiz Khalifa) in his carriage, dresses in drag to sneak into a college lecture about volcanoes, and throws a wild opium-fueled house party while her parents are out of town.
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See Missoni, where Angela Missoni shrugged and said, "I just wanted something simple and easy," by way of explanation for her signature knit or lace tank dresses in layers of landscape shades and metallics, either brushing the ankles or cropped to the upper thigh, sometimes with a sweater slung just so at the hip.
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" This broad smirking at a milieu that's made for easy mockery also includes "skinny flagpole women flying dresses in red, white and blue," conversations about "stocks, about realestate … about renovations and how draining it was to open a house for the season," and an aside about "jazz that turned the whole world into an elevator.
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Giambattista Valli's presentation of more than 30 signature looks at the Jeu de Paume museum, for example — bubble dresses in silk taffeta covered in organza petals; sweeping ball gowns in 300 yards of daffodil tulle; a lime green silk faille caftan encrusted in crystals — spoke of Jackie Onassis and Truman Capote's swans with cigarette holders.
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"My sister and I had planned to go look around at stores, but then the whole thought of it was really daunting to me," said Thornally, a stay-at-home mom and San Francisco Bay Area resident, feeling "overwhelmed" by the thought of trying on dresses in person and making a decision on the spot.
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Called the "New Pop," it alluded to the digital world via "short trousers" (bloomers by another name); patent leather shorts; and tunics, skirts and party dresses in a pixelated print based on yellow triangles, green squares and fuchsia circles, and looked kind of like what retro Devo devotees might imagine they should wear to a lunch at Le Cirque.
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Related: Amber Tamblyn shares story of her own horrific assault Tamblyn battles America Ferrera in an upcoming episode of Spike TV's "Lip Sync Battle" -- and dresses in a Trump costume to perform the Color Me Badd hit "I Wanna Sex You Up." The show's executive producer Casey Patterson told People the episode was filmed in August.
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In her flapper-esque shift dress in the brand's signature fabric, Clooney was right on trend – after all, five original supermodels wore dresses in the material to pay homage to the late Gianni Versace in the brand's most recent fashion show, which was designed by sister Donatella as a tribute to Gianni on the 20th anniversary of his death.
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Painted roses reminiscent of Alma-Tadema's "The Roses of Heliogabalus" were printed onto sleeveless, floor-sweeping gowns worn with pointed brogues or feathered heels; large, army-green tweed coats and gray shearlings were styled to appear both practical and decadent; lace peeked out from underneath brusquely painted, ragged silk dresses in primary shades, creating moments of unexpected sexiness.
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Albeit the more interesting pieces were minidresses in taffeta that took that idea and blew it up, literally, into giant puff sleeves that circled round the back in an enormous flounce (more interesting than the floral dresses in a Japanese vase print and micro-pleated technical silk with curving little ruffles at the hem, cuffs and neck).
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Two by two the outfits appeared: Peter Pan-collared 1950s dresses in contrasting prints and shades; a shift dress with one of Ms. Sherman's portraits and a shift in light blue covered in jeweled lips; pantsuits and lace-trimmed lingerie bed jackets and shorts, often reversible, always just unsettling enough for a world turned inside-out.
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" Tracy Sacramento, CA: "I don't object to women wearing sleeveless dresses in professional settings but I guess because I only watch a little TV news I usually find it noteworthy that the vast majority of women are wearing something sleeveless while the men are all in jackets and ties — someone is uncomfortable climate wise I have to think.
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Sporting details and materials were mixed with millennial business suiting: leggings worn under a double-breasted belted blazer; billowing nylon Wonder Woman coats trimmed in crystals; sheath dresses in primary shades shaped by ruched drawstring pulls into curvilinear forms, and black pantsuits (well, there had to be a few) sliced by a knife-edge curve of color from shoulder to thigh.
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Especially when you're getting a sunburn watching the premiere of a new musical titled "As One," in which actors playing ex-slaves and Chinese and Irish immigrants sing about a man's need to "blow off steam" while dancing with women who might represent the prostitutes the railroad workers patronized (if only because it's rare to see that many sleeveless dresses in Utah).
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At Erdem, for example, a précis on every seat told a story about two 19th-century cross-dressers who proved "self-expression was not a crime" and inspired a host of quasi-Victorian day dresses in elongated lace and tulle and blurry, watercolor florals topped by long moire bows (at the shoulders, the spine, the throat), veiled hats and elbow-length gloves.
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That it was worn with a white trouser suit was almost beside the point, just as the parchment pantsuit that unexpectedly opened Giambattista Valli's show proved to be simply a throat-clearer for a maharajah moment in signature high/low dresses redrawn in henna patterns, a series of LWDs (little white dresses) in lace and lip prints, and ornate velvet pants with matching ornate tops.
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In a new interview with InStyle, as part of the magazine's "25 Most Iconic Dresses of the Red Carpet" feature, the 64-year-old designer revealed the story of how Hurley ended up in the black-and-gold plunging gown at the Four Weddings and a Funeral premiere in 1994/ "I know, you'd expect something more interesting behind one of the most famous red-carpet dresses in history," Versace told InStyle for its 25thanniversary issue.
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Profile in style Growing up in Merrick, Long Island, Michael Kors was surrounded by women who loved fashion: "My mother was a former Revlon model, my grandmother was obsessed with Bill Blass and beige and I had two midriff-bearing aunts who idolized Cher," says the designer, who drew dresses in the sand at the family beach club, where he first observed the leisure-class glamour that would become his eponymous label's signature.
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Highlighting the partisan contrast in the chamber, roughly three dozen Democratic women wore white dresses in solidarity with the suffragists of a century ago who struggled to secure the right of women to vote — the same gesture Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE had made while attending Trump's inauguration.
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It's a drag show with costumes so ornate that they become characters in themselves (in one of his 24 costumes, for songs from the 14s, Mac dresses in Abstract Expressionist-World War II chic: a headdress made of Slinkys with caged yellow balls, an allusion to Japanese internment camps; a kimonolike jacket painted in patterns inspired by bomber planes; a wrap dress with Pollock splatters; and shoes made out of deflated red balloons that recall entrails).
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Jones, with Jimmy Page of the rock group Led Zeppelin, wrote the film's theme.) In quick succession, she was cast in "Candy" (275), based on Terry Southern and Mason Hoffenberg's erotic novel, as a sexy nurse; in "Barbarella" (2008), Roger Vadim's futuristic space fantasy, as a cruel brunette dictator who dresses in black lace and sparkles and calls Jane Fonda's character "pretty-pretty"; and "Dillinger Is Dead" (1969), as a woman whose husband (Michel Piccoli) is inspired by a newspaper headline to shoot her.
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"I was always designing my dream home heavily inspired by the different compacts she lived in; a fairy in a toadstool house, a cowgirl in her own Texan stables, a mermaid living in a shell, a waitress in her own diner…" For the collaboration campaign, model Moffy is photographed looking like a '90s dream, wearing the collection's hero pieces: pistachio, lilac, and blush silk satin dresses in babydoll and slip styles — decorated with giant velvet bow sashes — and lace-trimmed T-shirts, all adorned with printed Polly Pocket graphics.
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On the other hand, there was Ms. Guo and her phoenix-adorned tale of an "emblematic lady strolling in a Chinese royal courtyard," from a mint green miniskirt under an oversize sheer organza shirt etched with metallic stitching to dance dresses in bronze moiré or shell-pink fringed in silver, and a finale of the exaggerated entrance-makers — an abstract cheongsam with fluted sleeves to the ankles; a hoop dress in liquid steel that barely fit through the door — whose sheer size and effect have made her name, both at home and at the Met.
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Each is an only child and the product of a biracial union, though Tracey gloats that, according to the norms of the neighborhood, the narrator's family has things "the wrong way round": a black mother (a severe-minded feminist with a half-inch Afro who shuns makeup and, to her daughter's shame, dresses in a plain, aspirationally bohemian uniform of espadrilles and linen trousers) and a white father (a manager at the Postal Service who takes care of the household chores so that his wife can study for her sociology-and-politics degree).
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