Spelacchio — whose droopy appearance lit up the internet last year.
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And the right side of her face was a little droopy.
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Angel, on the other hand, acquires the nickname of Droopy Dog.
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Their necks were long, cheeks broad, humps shapely and lips droopy.
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The president looks like a possessed Droopy, the Tex Avery cartoon dog.
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I see hints of a Saab 900 without the droopy back end.
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She admitted that she had gone under the knife for droopy eyes.
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Too slow, and it loses momentum, or worse, deflates like a droopy soufflé.
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Together, with any luck, we can all avoid dead clubs and droopy eyelids.
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Rugs air-dry from Rust Belt porches, a baby squalls in droopy diapers.
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City councils passed "droopy drawers" laws, punishing men for wearing their pants too low.
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My jaw was too square, my cheekbones too broad, and my eyelids too droopy.
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He had the droopy leer of someone who had been drinking for a while.
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Still, she could not hide her droopy jowls and crooked teeth from the judges.
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About 80 percent of the TSA's 1,200 dogs have droopy ears, according to the publication.
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Instead, the movie pleased no one en route to earning a droopy $111.8 million worldwide.
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His eyelids were droopy, witnesses said, and in each hand he carried a steak knife.
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He was said to have "bloodshoot watery droopy eyes and mush mouth," according to the report.
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But in recent years, you've experienced droopy eyes, a drippy nose or violent sneezing during spring.
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His droopy eyelids say he'd rather be sleeping, and also that he might be on something.
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"In my head, the glass was going to be organic, drippy and droopy," Ms. Kovel said.
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"They're not real," he says, looking at me solemnly with his big, droopy blue eyes. Whaaaaa?
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Between the wise, droopy face and the swinging dog teats, she was a sight to behold.
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"My left eye just got really irritated and red, and my eyelid was droopy," Beckley remembered.
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Also erased from memory was last year's DUI arrest that produced a droopy-eyed booking photo.
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If they've got droopy jowls and a penchant for howling, you can bet on some hound blood.
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Savor the splendid weather while you can: The rest of the week is looking drippy and droopy.
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Look at this droopy pass Devin Booker makes to T.J. Warren that leads him to bobble it.
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Post-surgery, Martha's eyes remained red and droopy, and she can't see out of one of them.
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This smol therapy dog is known for his lovable face, droopy tongue, and love of high-fives.
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Her creations sported big eyes, big grins and droopy clothes, a little vulnerable and a little unconventional.
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Most people have seen the eyes of an alcohol intoxicated person, they tend to be droopy and doughy.
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They were standard-issue, droopy slices, and they were complemented by the occasional standard-issue hard-shell taco.
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Medium-sized oval eyes still within proportional bounds; a puffy jowl that's not too droopy, but just right.
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The cat, with a droopy-tongued face that endeared her to legions of fans, suffered from feline dwarfism.
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Or, in my sculpture, a six-foot tall tuning fork or a droopy plate — there's a funniness to them.
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Thankfully we found one solution for droopy eyelids that doesn't require a eye lift and is 100 percent painless.
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The pack comes with three sizes, small for normal eyes, medium for saggy eyelids and large for droopy eyelids.
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I think it makes my boobs (what I consider my best asset) look droopy, and my butt shaped weird.
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Orcas — arguably the most beautiful of the San Juans — is shaped a bit like a basset hound's droopy ears.
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And by middle age, these very same titties are getting droopy and nobody really wants to see them any more.
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With some help from Feinberg and Jay Israelson, he piled on drum machines, malleted percussion, and those droopy synth parts.
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He appears to delight in maneuvering these, whether scrunching them into messy piles or fashioning one into a droopy archway.
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It "returns to work"—by which I mean "it returns to being her left boob"—very hungover and deeply droopy.
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The Fix for Dark Circles, Bags and Droopy Lids Doctors weigh in on the best treatments for our eye woes.
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A 1003-year-old man who went by the nickname Country looked at me with blue eyes and droopy brows.
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Sly and slithering, a lot is like lounge music gone astray or filtered through a bad dream: fried, droopy, twisty.
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" That must be newer than, say, the classic "three sheets to the wind" and sure to be new classic"droopy-peckered.
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Shihui Zhou sews together articles of clothing in droopy, evocative ways that make the absence of a wearer seem almost grotesque.
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So, the question is: Can you forgive her for hurting your feelings and thinking that your eyes are a little droopy?
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Gang-du sports bleach-blonde hair, sleepy eyes, and a droopy gait that belies either laziness or possibly a developmental disorder.
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"It was intensely dramatic, which is why I have droopy everything tonight," he said on the Watch What Happens Live after-show.
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"It was intensely dramatic, which is why I have droopy everything tonight," he said on the Watch What Happens Live after-show.
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Falling inflation risk might explain today's droopy yield curve, according to a recent note by Michael Bauer of the San Francisco Fed.
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Deeper in the greenhouse, we came upon a droopy little berry that looked like a gnome hat felted by a Waldorf mom.
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Lil Bub, the Instagram-famous perma-kitten known for her bulging green eyes, droopy tongue, and delightful social media posts, has died.
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Her last injection was nearly two weeks earlier, and she'd had double vision and the droopy eyelid on and off ever since.
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I go high and I'm all droopy and slow and need to take more insulin, hydrate, and exercise to bring it down.
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She lifts the cat away from her body, so that it looks like a droopy, elongated pelt more than a beloved pet.
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It's a metallic-silver peel-off mask that uses a whole host of algae, clay, and kelp to tighten up a droopy visage.
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Rather than the droopy crotch and one-buckle undone, the overalls you wear in this decade probably feel a bit more, well, adult.
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Ructions in global equities and droopy commodities markets have spurred big investors to increase holdings in the safest asset of them all: cash.
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Try not to catch the dough right in the center, which can weaken the middle, resulting in what Gemignani calls "droopy" pizza slices.
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How art, in the form of a droopy, pastel colored gun can probe these deeper social concerns, is up to the highest bidder.
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Turns out he was just decades early to today's relational, open-ended approach to art that leaves the last century's dogmas looking droopy.
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Or at the Gotham Independent Film Awards in late November, Ms. Negga wore a strapless black Givenchy with droopy fringe at the bust.
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Tired people are incredibly unappealing — they have droopy eyes and messy hair, they have trouble concentrating, and they're as grouchy as they come.
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She wears gleaming jewelry, but most arresting are her eyes, which look straight at the viewer, and are just the slightest bit droopy.
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Staff at the Tama Zoological Park in Tokyo recently chased an unlucky coworker dressed in a droopy chimpanzee suit during an escaped animal drill.
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Curl-reviving products are a quick and easy way to refresh your style in between washes, banishing flat bedhead and reviving droopy curls instantly.
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He oozes a homegrown street-smart style overshadowed only by the boozy, brazen cartoons and droopy monochrome eyes he tattoos across the city's face.
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"Sleepy" was bestowed upon him by schoolmates because of his droopy eyelids; "LaBeef" was the later suggestion of one of his early record companies.
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Jayson Tatum and Josh Jackson, selected third and fourth, wore droopy ones of the kind favored by Academy Award nominees in the late 1970s.
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Sven's stalks look rather gory right now, crimson in color and covered with droopy pieces of the soft velvet that was once blanketed the extremities.
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Limp. Straight. Droopy. These are all the words I'd use to describe my lashes after trying a new mascara that fails to hold a curl.
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At one point I actually had to glue down the corner of her eyes with a lash adhesive glue to give them a droopy position.
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During her freshman year of college, Pixar made a film about a trash-compacting robot that roamed a lonely future-Earth with droopy, adorable expressions.
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"That fish's eye is looking a little droopy," said Mr. Ng, pointing to a fish with large metallic gold scales swimming happily among its companions.
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On one occasion, he had been waiting around so long that, by the time Dundy showed up, the tulips he was holding had gone droopy.
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The actress stepped onto the red carpet in a look reminiscent of our own childhood days — meaning lots of velvet, sparkly embellishments, and droopy, cinched sleeves.
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When the salad turned out to be a pale, uncrisp fried eggplant raviolo next to droopy strips of red pepper and carrot, it felt like extortion.
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The patriarch of Comfort — church, state and pharmaceutical industry all at once — is a philosophical fellow with a droopy mustache and a retinue of pregnant concubines.
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Add a touch of pale pink or white shadow to the inner corners of your eyes to open them up and keep your eyes from looking droopy.
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However, when you're face-to-yoke with the droves of seemingly gooey, filmy, and droopy eggs, the force of their cumulative effect is more formal than thematic.
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But aesthetician Mary Schook says it takes her back to her time as a lifeguard — when she started noticing the serial steamers and their increasingly "droopy" skin.
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Every year as part of the annual Doo Dah Parade in Ocean City, New Jersey, droopy-eared canines and their owners gather at the shore for BoardWaddle.
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But what if you showed this cat-recognizer a Scottish Fold, a heart-rending breed with a prized genetic defect that leads to droopy doubled-over ears?
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She did have a droopy left lid, but her eyes moved in what looked to him to be perfect alignment, and her speech, though quiet, was clear.
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Smashed cigarette butts, droopy pens, and half-eaten chocolates — the sculptures, much like passengers on the river Styx, feel caught in an in-between state of time.
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"The left side of his face was just droopy and then he fell and then he couldn't move his left arm," his mother, Julia Pence, told the outlet.
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I'm pretty sure I dreamed up a similar sequence when I was pining over a droopy-eyed boy in second grade, before I realized how unrealistic it was.
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Calamity and Indianness are indeed inseparable, the novel suggests; the droopy features of an Indian child who is born with fetal alcohol syndrome provide an affecting opening image.
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I met the dog's eyes first, and saw that they were two shades of brown, and how the red part in the droopy corner was wrinkled and blackish.
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If you've ever looked into the crossed-out eyes of one of Brooklyn-based artist KAWS' droopy Mickey Mouse mutations and felt like dancing, now is your chance.
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Hillary is a butch lesbian in 1969 who, because she is so sickly and handicapped, is forced to use two wheelchairs, one for each droopy old-lady breast!
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The cop claims she asked Thomas if he was having a medical issue and he said no, but he was slurring his speech and had droopy and bloodshot eyes.
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That's Gary Payton, who was teammates with Mourning in Miami for just two seasons—the '05-06 NBA Championship campaign and the droopy hangover that followed in '06-163.
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Everything in the store is insanely soft and enticingly droopy (except on the women's floor, where among many things is a selection of thong leotards by Alix for $195).
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I wished, instead, to look at a flower, soft and unencumbered, but that is not the point — I was watching a computer learn flowers, their droopy edges and round shapes.
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Not even the supplementary appetizers and sides offered solace: edamame was slimy and saltless; a pile of seaweed salad arrived, for some reason, atop a bed of droopy green lettuce.
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The story, concocted from clichés that were already droopy when they appeared in almost every other jukebox musical ever written, does not require you to put your thinking cap on.
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Early in the story, the main character walks through a field and passes an "array of plant-vertebrate combinations," including droopy-eared rabbits, which she douses with her watering can.
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And like summer, just as the timeline seems to be sagging into the shape of a chill, droopy hammock forever, it snaps back into place without warning, knocking my teeth together.
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Besides Clarence, I do the voice of Camden, the saggy-cheeked kid who I think of as a mix of Droopy Dog, BooBoo Bear, and LeFou from Beauty and the Beast.
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The cooking, though, has been getting tighter over the past month, picking up from a first and somewhat droopy meal on a night when Mr. Johnson was not in the kitchen.
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Instead, he hung up his canvases as if they were full-length curtains, creating droopy, sometimes swoopy objects that could be described, in mathematical terms, as a series of catenary curves.
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"S and Star," a peculiar wall-mounted work from 1941, comprises an irregular serpentine curve that writhes and flounces next to a droopy four-pointed star that performs unsteady flip-flops.
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However, if they are done in—I'm talking droopy-eyed, nearly falling forward before they jolt awake at the last moment flagging—then do the right thing and make a swift exit.
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I knew Jolie from Girl, Interrupted, a film that made me equally terrified and fascinated by her character and her ability to own an entire scene with just one droopy-eyed look.
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In general, participants said that sleep-deprived people had more "droopy/hanging eyelids, red eyes, dark circles under the eyes, and pale skin" — and even looked sadder than their better-rested counterparts.
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Skin grows more alkaline as we age — activating enzymes that chew away, Pac-Man-like, at collagen — and acidic products can restore pH, protecting against droopy skin and the development of wrinkles.
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He'd already heard about her from the overnight resident: a 94-year-old woman with the sudden onset of a droopy eyelid, double vision and difficulty speaking, probably due to a stroke.
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The word "gnome" paints a pretty exact mental image — always a stubby and bearded fellow wearing a droopy red hat — but not for fans of the New York-based design practice New Affiliates.
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Case #2: Ravon The second case of the day brings us to Clarksville, TN, where we meet 26-year-old Ravon and the droopy mass hanging from the inside of his right leg.
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The wolf runs so fast that he skips out of the film frame and ends up hiding out in a movie theater where, to his chagrin, the first picture is a Droopy cartoon.
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Lil Bub, the perma-kitten whose droopy tongue and eyes that could vacuum in your soul made her one of the internet's most beloved feline celebrities, has died, her owner said on Monday.
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As a result, people in the midst of an attack also tend to have a single droopy eyelid, bloodshot eye, and stuffed-up or runny nostril on the same side as the pain.
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The second-place prize went to a Pekingese with a droopy tongue named Wild Thang, while the third-place spot was claimed by a Chihuahua named Tostito, who has no teeth or lower jaw.
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In "Black Plaid" (2018), two open handles stick out from the form at right angles, like oversized ears, while in "Whirld" (2018), the handles hang down like the droopy ears of a basset hound.
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Indeed, Detective Sinclair's arrival on the scene has the feel of a ninth-inning cameo, due somewhat to the casting of the droopy-eyed Alfredo Castro, a regular in the films of Pablo Larraín.
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"Modern facelift techniques will make all the main problems associated with facial aging go away and make people look younger — droopy cheeks, lip corners, jowls and neck bands all get reversed," Mani tells PEOPLE.
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Hims, a brand that offers erectile dysfunction meds via telemedicine, as well as skin care and hair loss treatments, papered the NYC subways with images of droopy and proudly erect (and frankly phallic) cacti.
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In one chapter in the book, I show pictures of people who have had a good night's sleep and some who are sleep deprived: Droopy eyes, skin pale, corners of the mouth turned downward.
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As the blood forces the outer wall outward, it injures the nerves that travel with the carotids, sometimes causing pain, sometimes unevenly sized pupils, sometimes a droopy eyelid and sometimes a loss of sensation.
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Put those two together and you get this remake of 1974's "Benji," starring a very smart and adorable mutt with droopy, shaggy ears; he is adopted by two children and their disapproving mother.
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In a miscalculated bid at relevancy, it also ditches Shakespeare's poetry and prose for a generic hero's journey, one that leans hard on Timothée Chalamet's droopy charisma as the dissolute prince turned warrior-king.
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And then there are those memorable ads from Roman and Hims for erectile dysfunction medications — posters that included a close-up photo of a man's crotch and shots of droopy or rigid cactuses (get it?).
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Francis has wielded his enormous popularity as a weapon for his reform agenda, and his critics inside the church see little of the benevolent Droopy Dog grandfather perceived by so much of the Catholic world.
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Zsa Zsa the English bulldog, whose droopy tongue, protruding teeth and penchant for Slim Jims earned her fleeting moments of fame last month as the winner of the World's Ugliest Dog contest, died on Tuesday.
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It's not the kind of thing you want to bargain shop for, either: Injections done at the hand of an inexperienced provider can yield undesirable results, including the appearance of an uneven forehead or droopy brow.
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On a nearby mantelpiece, Lina Tharsing's pictures depict droopy flowers and spindly plants that seem to scrape their simple, urgent forms right out of the jungly greens of the oil paint covering their wood-panel surfaces.
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Sometimes he said very little in his roles, but with a long, craggy face highlighted by unkempt hair and sad, droopy eyes, Stanton had a strong physical presence and made a point of not over-acting.
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It was the ideal material as well for the droopy, organic abstractions of the German-born American artist Eva Hesse — easy to stretch into a dangling or lumpy shape to be covered in sinister black paint.
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But this dynamic animates even the stiller works, as in the droopy individual reeds of grass in "Grass and Ferns" (2019), which seem to erupt from the canvas's center like the comet tails of an exploded firework.
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It is there in the droopy, weak, drippy synth that plinks and plonks its toytown melody over and over again, sounding brokenly childish in the way that all of us can when romantic fantasy meets adult reality.
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Problems—the last-place offense in 2011, the droopy pitching in 2013, the fogey-stuffed staff of last year—are a lot easier to solve when a pair of players gets you halfway there on their own.
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For big-budget genre franchise filmmaking, 2007 came at an awkward phase, when many of the big properties launched at the turn of the millennium were getting a little droopy, and the next wave had yet to crest.
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At night, Friend's long legs twitch when he sleeps curled up on his very stinky pillow, and his droopy bloodshot eyes will even open momentarily and he'll make high-pitched moaning sounds like he's still on the hunt.
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The models slouched their circular course in a parrot-feather palette of pink, purple, orange and green — some in low-slung, droopy trousers; some in higher, tighter pants, their blotchily patterned shirts and scarves hanging loosely about them.
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As is true of any festival, this one has some head-scratchers, including "Asako I & II," a bland drama about a young woman, a cipher as droopy as the movie, whose heart breaks when her lover walks out.
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And when you're hitting the third or fourth day of dirty, lifeless, droopy hair, volume spray can be the difference between an extra day and having to dedicate your time and energy to shampooing, conditioning, and drying your hair.
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The color in the earlier snapshots had faded, just as it has in pictures of my own family: same haircuts, same flared slacks and shirts with long droopy collars, only now drained of their vibrancy, like lawns in winter.
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The growing number of retirees accounts to some degree for the droopy labor force participation rate, offsetting the number of sidelined workers who have rejoined the labor force, Jason Furman, chairman of the president's Council of Economic Advisers, said.
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Tall with droopy eyes and an easygoing manner, he graduated from Indiana State University and climbed quickly through the ranks of the distinctive Saudi news business, where the leaders of the royal family are the only readers who matter.
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If you've ever unwrapped one of Popsicle's SpongeBob SquarePants bars after it has melted a little, then refrozen — its droopy grin no longer recognizable, its gumball eyes sunken deeper into its hideous face — then you know what I mean.
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Baby boomers — a "niche" group of 74.9 million — are snubbed by the movie industry, TV, jeans designers, the music business, everything, in favor of Gen X, Gen Y and the millennials (who sound like a sad, droopy human bouquet).
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Looking like a Dr. Seuss creation, the ponytail palm – which despite the name is a succulent, not a palm – has a large, swollen base that stores water, and a mop-like "head" of droopy leaves atop a bare trunk.
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At first glance, Dr. McDonald was excited by a novel-looking parasitic Balanaflora with droopy, bulbous male flowers ("they latch onto this tree and have sex there") and a huge, feathery white blossom at the edge of a grotto.
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The gloomy octopus, named for its droopy-looking white eyes, is a little bigger than a beach ball (80 centimeters, or 31.5 inches across) and has a tentacle span of up to 2 meters (6 feet), according to the Australian Museum .
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If you've ever felt too self-conscious to go braless or wear a plunging top for fear of drawing attention to your droopy breasts, one style blogger is here to show you how to embrace your boobs, sag and all.
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It is right there in the voiceover, which, in a weird fourth-wall break, Tyrion seems to hear as he looks askance at the rocking of the cabin, and then at us, with great big sad droopy puppy dog eyes.
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But America recently reached a cultural turning point that few seem to have noticed: The days of staring at the droopy drawers of young men in public are coming to a close, fashion experts, historians and even holdout saggers say.
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"Many young men's accounts of the additional costliness of their giving oral sex to women (compared with the costs for women of giving to men) referred to vulvas negatively — as 'dirty,' 'disgusting,' 'nasty,' 'droopy,' 'messy,' 'saggy,' 'stinking,'" the study's authors write.
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"I am not like my beloved sister, who has re-cancelled her Boston Globe subscription four different times,'' he said, "and who took on one of the sacred Taylor family in a letter-to-the-ed as a 'Droopy Drawers.
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The desert where the Husab mine has materialized in recent years used to be known only for the presence of Welwitschia mirabilis, the short, droopy national plant that grows just two leaves — and can live for more than 1,000 years.
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His standard day-to-day outfit includes his signature prehistoric-looking sneakers with odd, angular rubber panels for soles, while the rest of the leg is encased in a tight elastic leather sock, meeting at the knee with droopy-drawer shorts.
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Before Tuesday afternoon, NBA All-Star Weekend was a flawed event with several frustrating problems, including but not limited to: drone dunks, an incoherent skills challenge, and a droopy cherry-on-the-top exhibition on Sunday night that isn't entertaining and nobody likes.
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Well, heterosexual women's sexuality tends to evolve in a different way: Some might need a moment to get over their insecurities, accept, or understand the fact that they themselves are more bothered about their mismatched underwear and droopy asses than their partners.
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She would need a follow-up appointment with her eye doctor because the lid was still droopy, and with an ear, nose and throat doctor because she complained of difficulty swallowing, even though she had passed a swallowing test just that morning.
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Adding insult to injury is the fact that when you feel exhausted, you most likely also look it: all your sleepless nights, glaringly obvious in the droopy under-eye bags staring back at you when you catch your reflection in the closing subway doors.
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The shows happened to be staged next door to each other on Via Piranesi, but Mr. Etro was advocating Japanese-inflected Italian tailoring to a Bulgarian folk score, and Mr. Giorgetti was preaching acid-bright sportswear, droopy oversize shirts and skinny jeans to a rave.
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Eighty percent of the flowers sold in the U.S. are imported, which perpetuates tons of waste and terrible working conditions in developing nations — not to mention droopy flowers that have been in transit for 8 to 10 days by the time they reach stores.
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"Overall fitness-wise, I feel like I look pretty good for this old lady, but when I look in the mirror I just see the droopy jowels, and I see the wrinkles and the discoloration of my skin, and it's just not how I feel," she said.
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Woods, who had surgery in April to relieve back pain, blamed the incident on prescription drugs, but that was not enough to keep his droopy-eyed mug shot from being etched in the minds of many who were once captivated by his dominance on the course.
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The Labour leader's droopy performance during the referendum campaign, in which he backed Remain only half-heartedly, contributed to the dismal result and exposes him for the conservative he is: a left-wing Little Englander, an abrasively nostalgic memorabilia junkie, the left's answer to the Duke of Edinburgh.
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I try to wiggle my fingers (think Uma Thurman in Kill Bill) until I can wake my arms up enough to touch my face, and then I start feeling both sides of my face (to see if one side feels numb or droopy, to try and rule out a stroke).
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You'd think erectile dysfunction specialist Evan would have plenty of actual sex stuff to talk about, but instead he spends his whole "act" explaining the dangerous side effects of steroids – so basically provoking Chad – because everything about this sad, droopy man's Bachelorette lifespan has been scripted out for him ahead of time.
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You just need lots and lots of the voters — in order to make sure that some part of your network picks up on even very weak regularities, on Scottish Folds with droopy ears, for example — and enough labeled data to make sure your network has seen the widest possible variance in phenomena.
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Casting an admiring glance at the refined renditions of varsity jackets and droopy training pants created by the Valentino designer Pierpaolo Piccioli, Mr. Wade made a remark that neatly summarized the entire spring 2018 season: "It's one thing for us to think it's cool," he said of the ineffable quality inhering in American sportswear.
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The red-lipped batfish (Ogcocephalus darwini) is a deepwater fish usually found near the Galapagos Islands, and its defining attribute is its mouth: big for its body (which usually grows to about 25cm, about the length of a burrito) and droopy, the red-lipped batfish's lips look like a pair of Twizzlers melting in the sun.
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Surrounded by a grid of actual record sleeves from Molina's Collection, "Mestizo"'s placement attests to the curators' organizational intent, evident in everything from bookshelves lined with vintage glassware grouped by color to the umbrella shapes positioned near Maria Hupfield's droopy, gray felt reproduction of an umbrella, part of her delightful "1 of 1: New York" (2019) series.
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I teach a college class on film language, and in a session on self-consciousness in cinema, I usually begin by pointing out the gags in the Tex Avery 1946 short "Northwest Hounded Police," among them, the pursuit of a wolf by the sardonic, slow-moving but indefatigable basset Droopy (a hugely popular character in the '40s).
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"There are so many non-FDA-approved applications for Botox," says dermatologist Dendy Engelman, MD. "It can be used to decrease scalp-sweating (which helps prolong blowouts), correct a droopy nasal tip (called nasal-tip ptosis), fix brow asymmetry, minimize bunny lines from wrinkling your nose, decrease skin oiliness, minimize the appearance of pores..." The list goes on and on.
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The garishly dressed Bunny, played by Nikomeh Anderson, prances around in wedged pleather boots, an apron, and unfailing smile; Evil Queen Gregory, played by Matt Phillips, sports the ultimate DIY dominatrix gear; a stern-faced Crow, played by Anna Cain Bianco, is the play's omnipotent and foreboding soothsayer; and a simpleton, played by James Clements, amuses in overly-baggy sweaters and droopy eyes.
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It didn't all work — fringed pants resembled costumes for a lost yeti and droopy balloon-shade crystal-covered frocks called to mind a deflated disco ball (they were better as jeans) — but shearling coats and bags trailing more yard-long fat jellyfish tentacles were so squishably soft you wanted to either reach out and pet them or cuddle up inside one.
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There were also summer puffers patched together from violently clashing camouflage prints; droopy blazers right off the sad dad rack at the thrift shop; oversized newsboy caps that looked like post-hangover ice bags; squishy sneakers more reminiscent of wrestler shoes than of the Balenciaga Triple S pontoon boats that are the current rage in sneaker footwear; the occasional crown of laurels; and actual shower shoes because … why not?
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