Sometimes she dresses up as a nurse or a dominatrix.
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Chipotle is bringing back their Boorito deal for anyone who dresses up.
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Normally he dresses up only for "openings and bat mitzvahs," he said.
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However, Chandler impresses him more when he dresses up as Santa Claus.
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She says the shade dresses up any outfit and brightens all skin tones.
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She even dresses up her dog, Wren, in a yellow dog rain coat.
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ONLY IN FLORIDA: Miami man dresses up his 13 foot alligator for Halloween.
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Auggie dresses up for Halloween as a clown, but not just any clown.
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Each week, Vox dresses up in new cosplay — most of which is Overwatch.
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At night, the family dresses up and improvises plays, which Mr. Childs records.
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Patricio Suárez, 19773, who dresses up as Batman, said he supported the law.
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Ross dresses up as an armadillo to teach his son Ben about Hanukkah.
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She dresses up to play with her 8-year-old brother, who has autism.
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It dresses up as your average action RPG about powerful people doing powerful things.
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It dresses up as your average action RPG about powerful people doing powerful things.
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"Some families cannot afford to pay for the dresses up front," Mr. Caviedes said.
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He always wears sunglasses and dresses up as a character from the Godfather series.
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I'm not as poufy and girlie, but I am the girl who dresses up.
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Arauz also frequently dresses up in costumes to cheer up children in local hospitals.
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Society dresses up and normalizes surgery, but our unconscious brains still experience it as traumatic.
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She takes her witchy ambitions a step further and dresses up as a sand-witch.
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But if she dresses up, we'll find out — and we'd love to see that Instagram post.
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McHugh is an active Disneybounder, a superfan who dresses up in character at the amusement park.
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The family dresses up in colonial garb to go to church, leaving June in the house.
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She is an active Disneybounder, a superfan who dresses up in character at the amusement park.
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So Jinx does what everyone else does on Halloween: he dresses up to mask his ghostliness.
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Their theology is actually fairly conservative, but it dresses up in leather leggings and cool hats.
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"Many people understand him as being somebody who dresses up in women's clothes," Mr. Jones said.
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When Carolyn Hawkins, 75, officiates at weddings, sometimes she dresses up and sometimes she dresses down.
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McHugh is an active Disneybounder, aka a superfan who dresses up in character at the amusement park.
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It dresses up a ruptured social compact, the raw deal of the gig economy, as bohemian freedom.
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So, too, are Italian sausage sandwiches, which Melissa Clark dresses up with a quick and peppery slaw.
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Malta Chain Wishbone Hoop This wishbone hoop dresses up everything from a flannel shirt to a formal dress.
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He dresses up in signifiers that have become stereotypes, like gold chains, unbuttoned silk shirts, and gold rings.
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When the HBO production dresses up the place, it transforms into the Stark home we know and love.
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He tells me he onlys dresses up for the festival yearly, and has been visiting for five years.
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UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital dresses up newborns for special events about four times a year, Charley told Insider.
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In the doc, he's a bit defensive about people assuming he's gay because he dresses up as women.
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Thanksgiving is a day where America dresses up all fancy, sits down at a table, and says grace.
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Exploring the role of strategy in future forecasting, the museum dresses up prognostication as a stock market game.
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He dresses up as Corey Stoll's character in Ant-Man, Darren Cross (aka Yellowjacket) and flies around the event.
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"It provides some warmth if it's a tad chilly and dresses up the outfit a bit," she told us.
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In a new video with Nerdist, Wiseau dresses up in a similar Joker outfit to that worn by Ledger.
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This is why he dresses up his routine deceptions with condescension while slathering us with Eddie Haskell-esque flattery.
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Far beyond unqualified by his ideas, no matter how much he dresses up his socialism it simply doesn't work.
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One guy, grief-stricken after the vicious murder of his parents, dresses up as a bat to fight crime.
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Santa, who's straight, takes a liking to Andrés and dresses up to visit him and bring him small gifts.
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Many feature granite flooring, marble countertops, a shower, a tub, and a crystal chandelier that dresses up a room.
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In order to play soccer, Viola (Amanda Bynes) dresses up as her twin brother, Sebastian, in "She's the Man."
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She says she hung the dresses up and left them in her closet for a few weeks after buying them.
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It's why deadmau5 wears a giant mouse mask and Bear Grillz dresses up with a bear mask with illuminated eyes.
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But, Express replenishes stock quickly — which is good, because I have my eye on those two dresses up top next.
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At one point, in order to cash her mother's traveler's checks, Edith-May, as Fortuna, dresses up as her mother.
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He has a recurring sketch called Crosswalk the Musical where he dresses up and sings in the middle of crosswalks.
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At night, she dresses up in even frillier outfits, as she stomps through nightclub parties with a high-decibel glee.
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Bruce Wayne is not a billionaire playboy who dresses up in a bat costume and beats up criminals for fun.
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At the end, he dresses up as Don Cornelius from "Soul Train," a disco ball appears and his audience dances.
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And then she dresses up in a dotty red dress and pulls a man with a beard and a pickup truck.
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"This guy, however he dresses up his bigotry and hatred, is someone who hates gays," Mr. Jones said of the killer.
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"Even if Donald Trump dresses up as Hillary Clinton, he shouldn't be using the girls' restroom," Cruz declaimed at a rally.
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"I really hope that people will spend more money on clothes, because nobody dresses up anymore," the actress told the magazine.
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Drawing on the lineage of feminist activist art, she dresses up as her attackers, incorporating their chastising comments into each piece.
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Its central character, Angela (Regina King), is a black woman detective who dresses up in a mask and costume when she's working.
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Or a plant that dresses up as an action hero, because he can't get his kid the most wanted toy for Christmas.
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In the video for "Mary Jane's Last Dance," Tom Petty dresses up a dead woman, played by Kim Basinger, as his bride.
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His dedication runs so deep that he dresses up in period clothes and cooks food of the African diaspora at restored plantations.
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A Seattle psychologist dresses up with her husband and children for a "family date night," and plants a garden with her daughters.
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This is a game where one of the main characters, Cartman, dresses up as a Racoon-themed superhero and calls himself The Coon.
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Imagine this situation: Someone dresses up like a clown or leaves a clown artifact around for someone else to find and document. 6.
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Goethe and Ulrike win first prize at a fancy dress ball after each dresses up (without telling the other) as Werther and Lotte.
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Bravo, like any fandom, is social, and BravoCon is the homecoming dance, where everyone dresses up to gossip about the kings and queens.
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Jenner, who dresses up as the evil Alexis Carrington Colby, couldn't wait to tell her friend Joan Collins, who originally played the character.
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Most of the dresses are smaller sizes, 8 to 10, although they do sometimes have dresses up to size 28, (call for information).
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In the photographs that open the show, Ms. Fumai dresses up and poses as some of them, with the SCUM Manifesto at hand.
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Anthropologie has your entire spring 2017 wardrobe covered because they have a ton of sale tees, tanks and dresses up to 40 percent off.
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Which is why when people sometimes say, 'I don't care if someone dresses up like my culture,' that's usually coming from a straight male.
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His subjects range from former Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara to the person who dresses up as New York baseball mascot, Mr. Met.
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It may sometimes sound like idealism, especially when Sanders dresses up phrases like "income inequality" to sound as profound as helping the truly poor.
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In the video, comedian and YouTuber Brent Pella dresses up as the superstar rapper, and completely roasts everyone who didn't like his last album.
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On episode six, "The Next Episode," Cassie dresses up like Alabama Worley, a prostitute played by Patricia Arquette in the 1993 film "True Romance."
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It's also, in even the most progressive corners of this country, an acceptable variety of racism, one that dresses up its violence in praise.
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A Seattle psychologist dresses up with her husband and children for a "family date night" at home, and plants a garden with her daughters.
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The creator dresses up in outfits for each of the characters, though an actual dog makes a special appearance for the viewer's final option.
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When Richard Move dresses up as Martha Graham, as this 6-foot-4 dancer has been doing since the 1990s, it's quite a sight.
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She dresses up during the day, wears makeup and ladylike shoes, and the moment she gets home, you know what she changes into, seasons aside?
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The photo featured Smith in character as Genie, when the magical creature dresses up in drag as part of the film's "Prince Ali" musical sequence.
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So, we imagine, it might be challenging to come up with a way to go big the day everyone dresses up for an audience, Halloween.
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It dresses up any style — from polished waves to a messy bun — and for devotees of the look, the holidays are our time to shine.
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But not content to leave well enough alone, Mr. Kelly dresses up his narrative in ways that detract from its power, like some overzealous puppeteer.
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Madonna dresses up in these sorts of prostitute-like outfits on stage, and she goes there and she sings and she shows half of her body.
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He dresses up as a cop, pretends to be a bartender, and frequently pops out at the worst possible times to goad Kiryu into a brawl.
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What's funny is the guy that I used to look up to as a little kid still goes to the game and he still dresses up.
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This recipe from Andrea Reusing dresses up this lovely brassica with a hit on the grill, buttery mustard breadcrumbs, garlic, anchovies, lemon zest, and chile flakes.
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The writer dresses up the events in her life with shifts in point of view, lyrical fragments, nonlinear storytelling, parodies, rhapsodies and a brocade of description.
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Lana Rain, a 21-year-old cam girl based in New York City, dresses up in cosplay costumes to live stream adult content to her audiences.
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When he dresses up for meetings, Walden wears low-cut black athletic socks that give off the vibe of a high school senior at a school assembly.
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The one dog was fine, but now you're getting cutesie with the dog, and you show that you're the kind of person that dresses up your dog.
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LONDON — David Cameron is likely going to try to and squeeze a meeting with a man who dresses up as an asparagus into his packed prime ministerial schedule.
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In Toronto, there's an infamous dude who dresses up as Spider-Man and circles Dundas Square posing for photos, jumping on streetlights, and shooting silly string at passersby.
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Plowing through centuries of gnarly family trees and decades of complicated renovations involving hundreds of characters, Reginato dresses up the facts with cheeky anecdotes about his venerable subjects.
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Albert's frustrating position — talent but none of the credit — reaches a head when she dresses up as Speedie, JT LeRoy's overbearing and reviled British manger in a red wig.
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Both Disney lovers (McHugh is an active Disneybounder, a superfan who dresses up in character at the amusement park), they had their honeymoon at Disney World in Orlando, Florida.
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Bloody Marilyn Monroe is played out at this point, everybody and their boring nephew dresses up as a zombie, and "being a werewolf inside yourself" isn't really a costume.
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It looks adorable with casual jewelry and sandals, and easily dresses up with heels and dressier jewelry – especially the navy, which looks fantastic with gold jewelry and nude heels!
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She pointed out that when a toddler dresses up like a ballerina, parents don't launch into a lecture about how it's hard to make money as a professional dancer.
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This is a company that tells other companies (and governments) how to be as ruthless as possible, and dresses up its methods in a bunch of acronyms and buzzwords.
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But once a year, at her annual client meeting, she dresses up as the Mad Hatter or a wizard and gives an inspirational talk to an audience of thousands.
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First came Tootsie, and now another movie about a man who dresses up as a woman in order to get what he needs is heading to the Great White Way.
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Terry Hett, 83, a regular at royal events where he dresses up in a full Union Jack suit, sat shivering in his camping chair on Saturday after six nights outside.
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A kick of miso adds an unorthodox umami jolt to eggplant cooked three ways, while a savory cricket crumble dresses up a lamb tartare that's equal parts French and Isaan.
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Anbessa follows Asalif as he dresses up as a lion — "anbessa" is "lion" in the Ethiopian language Amharic — and imagines chasing away the hyenas he can hear outside at night.
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And he mentions that Meryl Streep's character in Mary Poppins Returns shares a name, Topsy, with a black child that Mickey Mouse dresses up as in a short film from 1933.
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" According to a post on the police department's Facebook page, authorities spoke to people at a few places where the man frequents who said he's a "nice man that dresses up.
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They're only good insofar as they go; I'm not suggesting our new POTUS actually dresses up in a cape and mask when we're not looking and goes out to fight crime.
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Darlene dresses up as the face of fsociety for a 4th of July message (shot on VHS!), sharing the taped conference call in which they discuss mass wiretapping on the public.
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Still, it's true that Fancy Nancy's love of uncommon words is at the core of her uncommon nature: She dresses up everything — including what she says — to make it uniquely hers.
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Bearing in mind that Spencer writes about history and purposely dresses up his hateful ideas in pseudo-academic language, did the student stumble across his writing and not understand his viewpoints?
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The night before is when the pagan in us comes out, dresses up, eats plenty of candy and sometimes has a few too glasses of honey mead (or the modern equivalent).
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But he also looks like he'd be the kind of uncle who dresses up as Santa Claus at family Christmas celebrations — yet nonetheless knows when it's time to be a stern disciplinarian.
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The NFL released a spot on Monday featuring its very own Football Baby, a cute, chubby-cheeked child who dresses up like a football and pretends to predict the outcomes of games.
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She knows the exact movie scene she's portraying: In "The Dark Knight," Ledger's Joker dresses up in a white nurse's outfit as part of a scheme to blow up Gotham General Hospital.
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Some of the tales are outlandish, like "Freya's Unusual Wedding," where Thor dresses up as a bride to steal back Mjölnir after it was stolen by an ogre who wanted to marry Freya.
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A menacing Mewtwo also makes an appearance, and there's a cute gag when Detective Pikachu meets with Mimkyu, the fairy / ghost pokémon who dresses up like a raggy version of the yellow mouse.
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Chrissy Teigen Dresses Up Her Baby Bump in Curve-Hugging Gown The star is expecting her second child with husband John Legend, but decided to keep the sex of the baby a secret.
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Mr. Chávez dresses up the country's most popular anticucho, grilled beef heart, brushing it with a creamy rocoto sauce and serving it with newly fried blue potato chips and kernels of choclo corn.
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Ross dresses up as the holiday armadillo in an attempt to get his son interested in Hanukkah during season 10, and the costume became one of the most memorable looks of the show.
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It's a pretty impressive process that has you take a few smartphone pictures that it stitches together and dresses up on its side, delivering you a fully decorated room a couple of days later.
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Based on a short story by Isaac Bashevis Singer, Yentl is the coming-of-age tale of a young woman who dresses up as a boy in order to pursue her dreams of education.
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And while it may be totally fine for an individual to construct a fictional narrative that dresses up the substance of their existence, it's certainly not okay to pull anyone else into your pantomime.
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The group, which is one of the acts in drag star and performance artist Jonny Woo's "Un-Royal Variety" show, is led by choirmaster Woo, who also dresses up as a (very pregnant!) Kate.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Atletico Mineiro have apologized for the "lamentable" behavior of an employee who dresses up as the club's rooster mascot toward a member of the women's team during an event on Sunday.
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"These reports get circulated, often sensationalized, there's a smattering of rumors and urban legends, and then there's some idiot who actually dresses up, and then before you know it there's lockdowns and arrests," he says. 4.
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The 'Belle de Jour' actress, a fashion fan often spotted at Parisian catwalk shows, put the dresses up for sale after parting with a house in Normandy, northern France, where she had stored them for decades.
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To open the show, scenographer Olivier Saillard made the most of this dissimilarity in the museum's Grand Hall by poling some slim dresses up high, bringing to mind the tall and skinny black sculptures of Alberto Giacometti.
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Following their work on Target's Ava +Viv brand, bloggers Nicolette Mason and Gabi Gregg created their own line of playful separates and dresses up to size 30 — exactly as you'd expect from two ridiculously stylish intersectional feminists.
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This charming fellow Ralph not only has a human-sounding name, but dresses up like he's going to his country club for a round of golf with the boys, as most named Ralph are oft to do.
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With thoughts of clones, time loops, and alien abduction in our heads, Sarah dresses up as her grandmother (or, depending on what you believe, actually is her grandmother) to take her horse Willow out into the woods.
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In The Act: Gypsy Rose Engaged In Light Comic Book Role Play With The Man From The Convention The Reality: In The Act, Gypsy dresses up in a red wig to be the Jean Grey to Scott's Wolverine.
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Golden's book just hit bookstores last week, and as someone who occasionally dresses up as a member of the Empire's forces, I have to say that I appreciate someone bringing a bit more nuance to the franchise's villains.
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A few blocks down on Hollywood Boulevard, a man who dresses up as Spongebob Squarepants for a living claimed few people have stopped to see Santa at the Church of Scientology, although shoppers crowd the street in December.
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In the video above, he dresses up as both Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden for some Super Tuesday speech parodies — and while his Biden accent perhaps needs a little fine-tuning, his Sanders' impersonation really is unnervingly good.
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When they are stopped just before dawn by a Syrian Army patrol, their reflective responses to its taunts lead to a terrible end and a realization that Daesh sometimes dresses up as its enemies to weed out false believers.
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As part of her onstage persona, Ms. Bruener, who lives in Alexandria, Ky., and uses a wheelchair to get around, dresses up in a buttoned cardigan and a colorful headband, a girlish look intended to throw off her audience.
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William Temple, who dresses up like a Revolutionary War soldier and is a constant presence at Republican and Tea Party events around the DC area, said he was organizing a walkout of 300 CPAC attendees from Trump's speech Saturday morning.
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In an exclusive sneak preview of the episode, Serhant dresses up like Lady Liberty and boards an open-air tour bus through the streets of Times Square to convince New Yorkers to buy a property located in Manhattan's busiest neighborhood.
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In her series Backra Bluid, taking its name from a hybrid of Afro-Caribbean slang—backra, meaning "white master," and bluid, the Scottish word for "blood"—the artist dresses up as various female archetypes and lightens her skin to appear white.
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The 41-year-old, an active anti-Brexit campaigner who dresses up at pro-EU events, is one of 3.7 million EU citizens living in Britain, many of whom fear chaos when it leaves the European Union on March 29.
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In the photographic series Tales of Lost Time (2001), appropriately exhibited in the same room with a Cindy Sherman's "Film Still" (1978), Mamyshev-Monroe dresses up as some of Russia's and the world's iconic figures, staged in humorous tableaux vivants.
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First, it seems like Hester (Lea Michele) is running amok through the halls of the institute after convincing Denise to let her out of her Hannibal Lecter-like confinement for Halloween (when she then dresses up in the creepiest Ivanka Trump mask ever).
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Now if that isn't the best journalistic segway you've ever read, you are most likely the sort of person who dresses up like a clown to scare strangers' children; someone who understands neither humour nor decency, an undesirable in the eyes of society.
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PATENT COFFEE, PATENT PENDING What is a simple basement coffee shop, Patent Coffee, during the day, has a rear door and dresses up in the evening to become Patent Pending, a cocktail lounge where drinks and sandwiches, including fried chicken and grilled cheese, are served.
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The clown turned out to be a "nice man" in his 70s who "dresses up once a year on his birthday as a clown and hands out candy," the Clarksville Police Department said on its Facebook page on Thursday, which was the man's birthday.
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The premise essentially dresses up a traditional Disney-style live-action series with a clever hook -- namely, unfolding in flashback from the early life of the newly elected Cuban-American president, played (in what amounts to a cameo) by "Jane the Virgin's" Gina Rodriguez.
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More irreverent than the annual White House Correspondents' Dinner, at which the U.S. president is supposed to be gently humorous about himself and the media and everyone dresses up in tuxedos, the show is like a thermometer shoved under the armpit of the Eurocracy.
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For instance, in 2016, a group of Chinese men walked in women's shoes for a day by literally walking in women's heels and dresses up a mountain as a lesson in empathy, and an all boys high school created a viral video about why feminism is important.
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Other Oscars dresses up for sale on Moda Operandi include Lupita Nyong&aposo&aposs feather trimmed Oscar de la Renta dress that she wore to the Vanity Fair Oscars Party and Danai Gurira's Brock Collection strapless jacquard gown ($7,740)which she wore on the Oscars red carpet.
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Thousands of bulbs are imported from the Netherlands and planted in rows, and for three days much of the town dresses up in nineteenth-century Dutch costumes, sewn by volunteers—white lace caps and long aprons, black caps and knickers—and performs traditional dances in the street.
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Michael has other options, though, and, when he dresses up as a woman to audition for a part that Sandy wanted, it's not so much betrayal that Sandy feels as bewilderment and anger: is it possible that Michael is a better woman than she could ever be?
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Fleck dresses up like a clown a few times throughout the two-and-a-half-minute trailer, wearing a bozo wig and red nose at one point, but it isn't until the end that we get to see him in his full, unhinged Joker getup—thankfully, without any emo face tattoos.
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One might argue that the origins of medical software are too tepid to make for exciting TV, but something tells me the kind of CEO who hires Disney alums to design her corporate campus and dresses up like a wizard to address her employees might make for a compelling subject.
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Wakanda even dresses up a fraction of its citizens as the kind of impoverished individuals the West expects to see in African nations; near the end of the movie, a Western diplomat at the UN calls Wakanda a "nation of farmers" with nothing to offer the rest of the world.
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It should be noted that last year's World Series managers — the Cleveland Indians' Terry Francona, 58, who regularly plays cribbage with his players, and the Chicago Cubs' Joe Maddon, 63, who dresses up in costume along with his players — had no problem engaging players young enough to be their grandsons.
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Clearly, Sabina is doing that classic Charlie's Angels thing where an Angel dresses up for the male gaze for Purposes of Her Own, and she will eventually reveal herself to be hiding some surprising competence under her apparent ditziness, just the way Cameron Diaz did in the 2000 Charlie's Angels.
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"I get so upset when I hear this, because these guests aren't taking advantage of a free option that will really enhance their Disney experience," says Sarah Sterling, a prominent vlogger and "Disneybounder" — a fan that dresses up in the likeness of a Disney character when he or she visits the park.
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His experience cooking in kitchens from Tokyo and Sydney to Genoa and Paris, where he was previously second in command at Youlin Ly's one-Michelin star restaurant Sola, comes to light in his Italian fusion cuisine: At Lumen, which is also overseen by Youlin Ly, he dresses up Italian bases with Japanese condiments.
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The report cites a Philadelphia Tribune story, for example, that uses a quote from a man explaining why he dresses up as Santa Claus: "I use Community Claus as a way to meet people [and] reach people because around this time of year suicides are up, people are lonely…" Suicides, again, are not up around this time of year.
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The wireframe images you may have seen from other engineer-oriented visual maps of autonomous vehicle sensor fusion pictures obviously aren't very generally user-friendly, so Powell and his team set up to create a more broadly palatable version of that so-called 'x-view,' which eliminates some elements, highlights others, and generally dresses up the elements for something that's not only informational, but also interesting and pleasing to look at.
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