Inevitably, the main draw remains the elaborately mounted driving pieces.
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Humans are the most elaborately cooperative species on the planet.
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An elaborately staged Björk concert will debut on May 211.
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Often, fact and fiction turned out to be elaborately pleached.
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How does she do her hair so elaborately on weekdays?
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Kagjanich's screenplay elaborately expands the occult elements of the original screenplay.
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Once the count is completed, those raw numbers are elaborately massaged.
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He never dressed elaborately or allowed his picture to be taken.
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But these elaborately folded spreads have always run on their own.
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Their interrogations are elaborately staged to manipulate their witnesses and suspects.
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Inside, there are nine elaborately decorated chapels and a small garden.
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The document essentially becomes an elaborately staged 237-page attack advertisement.
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DINNER MUSIC We're so busy with our jobs, we don't cook elaborately.
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Other photographers elaborately stage pictures to look manipulated, without actually using software.
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By the end of the video, your hair is very elaborately braided!
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If it isn't an elaborately designed inflatable bird, then what's the point?
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She crafts highly determined situations and places figures in elaborately arranged environments.
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He, too, uses elaborately wrought metal, though not as exclusively as her.
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Shannara Chronicles does have its strengths, largely in the elaborately realized visuals.
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These elaborately engineered details mean there is more that can go wrong.
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Many members decorate them elaborately and pass them on to their children.
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Upstairs is Winchester's elaborately designed master bedroom, which is where she died.
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But they were also elaborately filled out by multitracked instruments and vocals.
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Just be sure to consider the matter of elaborately combed blond hair.
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Charitably, the newcomer trio has talent, amply displayed by the elaborately choreographed numbers.
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However elaborately Mr. Ieremia arranges his dancers, he keeps them going, going, going.
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On Friday evening, he foreshadowed the next target of his elaborately staged farce.
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The stores often carried a brand's full inventory in a elaborately designed displays.
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Elaborately embroidered iridescent jeweled scarabs covered the body of a sheer tulle dress.
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Snapshot: Elaborately dressed spectators arriving at the Royal Ascot on its third day.
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In watercolor silk, paired with elaborately swagged bustier tops or single-button jackets.
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Elaborately coifed and plumed, she embodied all the excesses of the French monarchy.
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The reception appeared to be elaborately decorated with various flower arrangements and string lights.
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The girl in the lake is our age and elaborately dressed and made-up.
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Elaborately and expertly made though it may be, it still has very specific appeal.
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It was more elaborately sequined and embroidered than before, ending with a glittering gown.
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Mademoiselle Agnès, a French TV presenter in an elaborately beaded coat, did one better.
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Most of the elaborately filigreed necklaces, bracelets and earrings date from the 633th century.
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The 12 new compositions in the album are as elaborately conceived as the cover.
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Golden has constructed eight miniaturized sets of elaborately furnished domestic, ceremonial, and institutional interiors.
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"I make cocktails, but not as elaborately as they make them here," he said.
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It can be elaborately beaded, patchworked and tailored; ruched and gathered and bias cut.
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They couldn't have known that this banal view had been elaborately — and expensively — produced.
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It spawned a meme, where people elaborately stage scenarios that make them look wealthy.
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His designs are recognized for their elaborately carved stonework, ornamental archways and richly decorated interiors.
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It had a story spanning continents, a 12-strong cast and an elaborately-designed set.
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Ocean Prime, a restaurant near Ellroy's apartment, has numerous steak options and elaborately courteous waiters.
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It houses a watermill, a herbal pharmacy, an elaborately frescoed church and a topiary maze.
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In the first movement, a long, wayward melodic line unfolds slowly, each phrase elaborately embellished.
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Not one of the graves was an elaborately disguised entrance to a nefarious subterranean lair.
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There is an elaborately landscaped boxwood maze designed to resemble the facade of the house.
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Each room is elaborately decorated with four poster beds, plush linens, fireplaces and ornate furniture.
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The interior is grandly proportioned, elaborately detailed and retains almost all of its original features.
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Each year, members of the committee perform an elaborately choreographed waltz to open the dance.
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Our favorite feature was the 48 elaborately tiled benches, each representing a province in Spain.
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"Game of Thrones" is one of the most expensive and elaborately produced television shows ever.
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"For revenge," Hussein had said, rolling up his sleeve and revealing an elaborately detailed image.
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"The Square," ragged and headlong, plays like a series of elaborately staged sketch-comedy routines.
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Mr. Wall is known for large, elaborately staged photographs that usually have an acute social subtext.
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Then, on Sunday, Venezuela held an elaborately rigged election to select the delegates to the Constituyente.
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He has not set up paramilitary ranks of goose-stepping goons elaborately uniformed in crisp regalia.
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Some of the coffins were blue, others white, all elaborately adorned and bearing names: Manuela. Aurelia.
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Once at Craiglockhart, a former hotel, he described how it was "elaborately cheerful" during the day.
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Elaborately decorated with colorful candied fruits, wrapped in marzipan, true cassata is a sight to behold.
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WeWork's 2015 party was Midnight Circus themed, and the venue was decorated elaborately to reflect it.
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The point is that these sorts of elaborately designed scenes are one of Pixar's cinematic signatures.
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With his elaborately plotted and edited action-comedy, Edgar Wright balances the spoof with something greater.
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"I don't think that I am the right person to voluptuously and elaborately decorate," he said.
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Mary Shelley's FRANKENSTEIN (1818) and (more elaborately) Bram Stoker's DRACULA (1897) both fit the epistolary genre.
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That room contains six elaborately stocked vending machines, one of which contains a diamond engagement ring.
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They're painted from photographs of models posing in elaborately staged tableaus in the artist's Toronto studio.
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Anne's court is populated by vain creatures in sky-high curly wigs and elaborately painted faces.
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The garage condos are delivered in basic form, but most owners elaborately finish and equip them.
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When Alamo wasn't preaching, he developed a successful design business that manufactured elaborately decorated jackets for celebrities.
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The Golden Circle is a more loosely plotted movie, but it's also more carefully and elaborately choreographed.
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Adi Robertson: I figured it was death camp make-work, which I'll admit would be elaborately pointless.
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A man shows off his elaborately painted boombox outside of a hip-hop club in London, 1986.
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The Denver International Airport is elaborately trolling travelers once again — this time with an animated gargoyle statue.
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But, his events are staged elaborately to sell Trump's brand not to cultivate a true political movement.
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Spectators lined the canal as elaborately decorated boats, accompanied by music, made their way down the waterway.
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It is captured in the wedding-cake filigree of the fairground's dark structures elaborately trimmed in lights.
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He sublimated these anxieties by dressing elaborately in garish cowboy garb — an act of deliberate over-compensation.
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Many are elaborately and extravagantly bound, with covers inlaid in materials including gold and silver and jewels.
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The belief that the election is a contest over who has prepared the most elaborately detailed plans.
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We still cannot tell if these are real or if they're some sort of elaborately designed hologram.
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Pregnancy announcements, whether elaborately planned or quick and spontaneous, have almost become a genre on social media.
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In contrast to these are the actual-sized, wall-labeled, and elaborately framed reproductions of Leonardo's paintings.
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Maybe this is an elaborately constructed false flag to make him seem more valuable than he actually is?
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I had taken a really large amount of mushrooms and I was talking through shit to myself. Elaborately.
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But that script concentrated on very elaborately representing the politics and the actual, [historical] story in minute detail.
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Egyptian officials this week unveiled a newly discovered, elaborately carved tomb that they estimate is 4,400 years old.
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The sushi has been elaborately plated on a naked woman by Chef Mark Scharaga of the Nyotaimori Experience.
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Famous for its elaborately carved wood and ancient structures, its narrow side streets zigzag through towering, balconied walls.
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The toppings are often especially gourmet with this style—elaborately prepared chashu, tori chashu, menma and egg, etc.
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What of the Maori woman who was barred from a Japanese resort because of her elaborately painted face?
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These productions have often involved elaborately mixed media, in which sounds and images are technologically refracted and displaced.
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Wearing it was a sign of status, particularly when it was elaborately embellished, as in the Rembrandt example.
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Bright red banquettes, elaborately tiled floors, handblown glass lanterns — welcome to a vision of mid-century modern … Mexico.
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Johnny's Cafe, opened in 1922, greets diners with a vaguely intimidating, elaborately wrought set of metal front doors.
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Sharma elaborately explain herself, setting her up as an unreliable narrator who prefers rhetorical questions to self-criticism.
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Tape Face is also known to pull audience members onstage to participate in elaborately goofy and joyful games.
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Most are in the tradition of kaiseki, a highly seasonal, elaborately plated multicourse meal that originated in Kyoto.
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The federation hosts an annual convention in Nashville, where elaborately designed calls can sell for up to $12,000.
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Whether straightforward spears and daggers or elaborately decorated shields, axes and throwing knives, iron armaments possess physical strength.
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What's really startling about the book is how rich, immersive, and even tactile its elaborately rococo setting is.
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These skillfully and elaborately designed cards were distributed by merchants to their customers in the late 19th century.
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There's also apparently a scene in which Day elaborately mimes masturbation while CK is on speakerphone with his girlfriend.
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Readers will never look at an old stuffed bird or an elaborately tied fishing fly the same way again.
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It's paid for by a single male income and tended to by an elaborately coiffed woman in a petticoat.
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A variety of other Moroccan sweets follow, on a long, elaborately decorated table that includes the requisite mint tea.
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A Hong Kong supermarket has come under fire from shoppers for carrying an elaborately packed single strawberry from Japan.
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Her elaborately annotated copy of the score is displayed under glass, with a scanned touch-screen version alongside it.
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Pop quiz: how many elaborately detailed, scientifically generated topographical maps have you created in the last day or so?
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Adkins has speed, agility, and ferocity, and he works beautifully in the context of an elaborately choreographed fight scene.
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The group almost never interacted with journalists, except when they appeared as props in their elaborately staged execution videos.
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First up, there's the elaborately sequined cropped silver blazer, worn sans a top (with a white string bikini bottom).
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But while the novel's action is simple, its emotional impact, drive, narration, character development and resolution are elaborately layered.
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The result was lavish: elaborately embroidered, bedecked with stones, pearls, ribbons and bows, mumsy and magnificent all at once.
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The focus is still on multiple strands of elaborately, sometimes confusingly plotted detection (with more red herrings than necessary).
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Indeed, most of the responses seemed to sail right over the elaborately coiffed heads of the well-tanned hosts.
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The drama is something that seems to be leaking from the very forms so elaborately carpentered to contain it.
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The show's 29 paintings, drawings, costumes and elaborately detailed dioramas were salvaged before the camp was closed in January.
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The living room has dentil molding and an Italianate bay framed by an elaborately paneled arch and square pilasters.
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Along some blocks, children ride bicycles beside elaborately adorned porches and well-tended homes, and neighbors stop to talk.
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Two women, Dani Núñez and Sophie Suarez, gape at the elaborately carved ceiling, 24-karat fixtures and lavish chandeliers.
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Snapshot: For decades, the elaborately decorated metro stations in Tashkent, Uzbekistan's capital, were largely hidden from the outside world.
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These shots are the longest, and they are always elaborately choreographed; the reverse angle reaction shots are mostly static.
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In the weeks to come, the other elaborately clothed contestants — like Unicorn, Lion, and Monster — will be similarly de-masked.
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The elaborately designed chocolates you see at hotels, coffee chains, and restaurants may soon be coming from a 3D printer.
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Elaborately described as a "citrus drink", Ecto Cooler is the official beverage of Slimer, the lovable green blob from Ghostbusters.
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Elaborately choreographed post-touchdown dances and group skits are now the norm, delighting NFL fans and lighting up social media.
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President Trump's suggestion that Khashoggi's elaborately planned murder in the Saudi's own consulate was orchestrated by "rogue killers" defies reality.
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A switchback staircase with elaborately carved wooden posts leads to the attic, which has been finished with two additional bedrooms.
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He is partial to elaborately upholstered sentences, sometimes unhappily so, and a contrapuntal structure — there's a novel within this novel.
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Tramp artists, working in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, repurposed discarded wood to make elaborately detailed domestic objects.
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Included in the exhibition are numerous double-sided color photographs, elaborately annotated by inmates forbidden to use cameras themselves. Oct.
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On the Sistine Ceiling, the mythical Libyan Sibyl is massive, brightly colored, elaborately draped, and holding a great big book.
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In Mohan's photographs, the hunters and their families wear these fur pelts proudly, along with elaborately embroidered robes and coats.
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Others include two works by Giuseppe Penone, one an elaborately transferred image, mediated by photography, of his charcoal-sprinkled body.
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Usually, overseas presidential trips are elaborately choreographed affairs weeks or months in the making, with pre-baked schedules to match.
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An inmate with $25,751 in his commissary account was giving orders in elaborately coded phone calls from prison, prosecutors said.
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She greeted me at the door in fur-lined slippers, bluejeans and a black cardigan embroidered elaborately with colorful birds.
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The observation further fueled speculation that Pence's decision to leave the game on Sunday was an elaborately staged political stunt.
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Despite his elaborately staged and clearly labeled figures, the invention in his fabulist imagery left so much to the imagination.
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The elaborately staged performances try to squeeze the host nation's entire cultural history into a 45- to 20083-minute window.
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The rapper wore an elaborately-bejeweled Moschino by Jeremy Scott ensemble that was inspired by tapestries and embroideries from ecclesiastic vestment.
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And of course, the birthday boy and his dad wore matching attire, sporting elaborately patterned coordinating shirts and aqua-colored pants.
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An elaborately drawn goliath frog covered her exposed skull, its tongue shooting down towards a swarm of fireflies decorating her neck.
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She opted for a beaded coral minidress from Sherri Hill, a formalwear designer best known for her elaborately embellished prom wares.
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Chanel is known for their elaborately produced backdrops that create an immersive environment and this season's couture show was no exception.
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She shared two others in the same elaborately lit room before turning around and showing her baby bump in the third.
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In contrast to the elaborately intricate and brightly shimmering surfaces and recognizable brands in "The Kitchen," this piece is positively quiet.
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The Kennedy Center presentation is always defined by its elaborately produced tributes, as well as the emotion exhibited by the honorees.
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While labeling himself a democratic socialist, he is almost elaborately respectful of his political rival Hillary Clinton and the political process.
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In general, the signs here were nothing like the elaborately designed posters in Trader Joe's, but they got the job done.
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There's a South Korean tradition of giving special cuts of meat that have been elaborately wrapped in silk for special occasions.
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Greenberg's laconic praise of Louis was supplemented by Fried's elaborately, lovingly detailed essays, which explain the expressive significance of these pictures.
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Generally, the ships are in such good repair that the images reveal intact coils of rope, rudders and elaborately carved decorations.
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The wealthy upper class in SW dress more elaborately and in brighter colors (trade federation, Queen Amidala, Lando) 7/12 pic.twitter.
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It is the first in a series he calls Ecomachines, which will perform simple, energy-saving tasks in elaborately wasteful ways.
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The meal is presented very elaborately and included salad, two kinds of bread, chicken in red sauce, and custard for dessert.
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A year earlier, 53 of its members had died in Switzerland and Canada in what appeared to be elaborately planned deaths.
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To be honest, they are often self-marked, or at any rate marked by choice, with elaborately transgressive tattoos and piercings.
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The living room has an elaborately carved marble mantel and narrow glass doors with a transom, opening to a back balcony.
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And some models of the game are so elaborately designed and well crafted, they blur the line between gaming and art.
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Displayed on mannequin hands are elaborately ornamental fingernails, painted and with tiny, jewel-like sculptural elements by the Japanese manicurist Naomi Yasuda.
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One story is about a Custer impersonator, a man paid to show up each year to die elaborately on the mock battlefield.
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London-based Stephenson crafts life-size boyfriends out of paint, clay and paper and photographs herself with them in elaborately staged tableaux.
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He sends his suppliers' money south to the Mexican border, elaborately concealed in trucks and other vehicles, and launders his own profits.
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From there, the elaborately decorated hallways and stairways in the building lead to the other 12, smaller meeting rooms in the building.
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A spinning proscenium arch is the production's answer—an elaborately carved and gilded thing such as you find in 19th-century theatres.
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It's evident in the elaborately patterned drawings in colored ink on handmade, Oaxacan paper by the Mexico-based, Italian artist Domenico Zindato.
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Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj's performance of "Side to Side," the most elaborately staged and whimsically choreographed of the night, fell flat.
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Adele showed up at tonight's Grammy Awards in an elaborately-embellished, olive-hued custom Givenchy gown featuring intricate monochromatic beaded detailing throughout.
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Turns out, the Panthers had elaborately tweeted the lyrics of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air theme song in reverse chronological order.
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The Wickverse is a wildly creative, elaborately detailed pulp realm of rules, codes of conduct, Masonic hierarchies, and even old-world civility.
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Suddenly, a UFO lands before them, revealing four small alien men with tiny wrinkled heads, big square bodies, and elaborately-collared suits.
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But the show is also up to a lot of its typical tricks, like introducing elaborately conceived schemes without clearly explaining them.
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Because these were so elaborately choreographed, it was important that the fights looked real, that you always saw me and my face.
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It's a sort of elaborately worded shoulder shrug that makes the oncoming apocalypse sound like he's just spilled coffee on his shirt.
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Things get uncanny, for example, when normal people post portraits of infants that are elaborately staged and obviously taken with expensive cameras.
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The carnival is a fading industry, eclipsed by amusement parks and elaborately produced circuses, struggling against maintenance costs and sparse booking schedules.
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For warmth at night, he burns his many drawings of faces elaborately hidden in fantasy landscapes, his unsent letters, his Bible, finally.
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There were no tablecloths, no chandeliers, no elaborately carved and upholstered chairs that might have come from a garage sale at Versailles.
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The mass shootings in Parkland and Las Vegas were elaborately staged hoaxes, much like the moon landing, according to countless YouTube videos.
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The Sovereign's Throne — elaborately carved wood, gilded, set with crystals and upholstered in royal red velvet — was constructed and designed in 1847.
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Located near the port city of Tianjin is Florentia Village, an elaborately designed outlet mall that's meant to resemble an Italian village.
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The rock-star object in the collection is Washington's elaborately restored field tent, which has its big reveal in a dedicated theater.
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Children visit shopping centers where they meet a person elaborately dressed as Santa, sit on his lap and divulge their desired gifts.
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One of the asylum seekers was a woman in an elaborately flowered traje , with a hot-pink smartphone tucked into the sash.
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Each area is an elaborately designed warren of nooks and crannies, sniper hideouts and ambush alleys, discreet cover and terrifying open fields.
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In "Mina El Shourouk ila Al Fahmah" (2019), two elaborately embroidered tents, based loosely on Persian tents, become repositories for otherwise overlooked stories.
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The most elaborately decked-out doggos compete in a costume contest, hoping to take home a large cash prize and tickets to Hamilton.
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Sadly, not everyone can live in cannabis-friendly Los Angeles with an elaborately outfitted pot pantry in their kitchen like on Bong Appétit.
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Mariah Carey doesn't want a lot for Christmas, but the one thing she needs is her family and a few elaborately decorated trees.
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As Nathan, Sheehan was the joyful, anarchic heart of the show for its first two seasons, all uncombed hair and elaborately inventive insults.
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That sounds strange, but they were, in fact, a welcome dose of calm amid silver-fringed riding boots' even more elaborately encrusted tops.
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Kardashian kicked off her Capri coverage on Saturday with photo of herself lounging in a gold one piece on an elaborately-designed yacht.
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Always a fan of twinning, the father-son duo showed up in matching attire, sporting elaborately patterned coordinating shirts and aqua-colored pants.
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The custom weaves together music, poetic verse and foot percussion — petticoated dancers in swoopy skirts elaborately stomping out rhythms on a wooden platform.
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Adjoining the kitchen is a keeping room with a fireplace with a heavy, elaborately carved dark-wood surround that runs floor to ceiling.
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Her elaborately coifed mane made an impression but, despite all his detailed attention to her body, she made no serious response to his.
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The Olympics, after all, tend to exist in their own bubble, elaborately coordinated to ensure that the multibillion-dollar operation goes off smoothly.
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So many of his policies seem like deflations—reductions of banking influence, sure, but also letdowns, paltry punch lines to elaborately setup jokes.
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The movie is divided into chapters organized around a series of photo sessions featuring Marguerite elaborately costumed for various roles and striking poses.
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At the same auction, an elaborately decorated "fish" vase, also thought to be of Imperial provenance from the Qianlong era, raised $19 million.
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To her usual dolly frocks, she added more tailoring, suits done in her own style, which is to say, elaborately ribboned and bowed.
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In her elaborately surreal English, in her simple French and Spanish, she kept revisiting her places of fear, almost compulsively retelling her story.
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For the University of Michigan's law library, Mr. Birkerts created an underground addition, completed in 21980, that used elaborately refracted light for illumination.
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The elaborately casual, downhearted indie-rocker Mac DeMarco and the punky Spanish band Hinds — with the Strokes among their influences — open the show.
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It was loaded with lavish tributes from foreign rulers: gold filigreed swords from Kuwait, elaborately painted Chinese urns and elegantly framed Quranic verses.
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To then be forced to endure conspiracy theorists who are branding your tragedy an elaborately crafted hoax is a form of deliberate revictimization.
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There's a rickety, plastic quality to the music exactly suited to the occasion, evocative of old toy stores and elaborately crafted gingerbread sculptures.
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Construction workers at the fashion brand's new Paris store found a hidden treasure depicting an elaborately dressed marquis on his way to Jerusalem.
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The party in charge until elections last year, the United Malays National Organisation (UMNO), built an elaborately repressive edifice to keep itself in power.
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Erlich Bachman and Nelson "Big Head" Bighetti officially unveiled their newly-formed venture capital firm Bachmanity last weekend with an elaborately staged launch party.
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There is something anxious, and very intriguing, in the degree of experimentation in this memoir, in its elaborately titivated sentences, its thicket of citations.
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Last year, for her 9th birthday, Stella, friends and family were treated to face painting, pony rides, piñatas and an elaborately decorated birthday cake.
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Love them or loathe them, the windows, their mannequins lurching toward spectators, lips ringed in jeweled pacifiers, "skin" elaborately inked, were a come-on.
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There, with greatly varying degrees of success, they have tended to orchestrate elaborately kitted-out spectacles, heavy with noise, lights or high-tech wizardry.
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Elaborately carved multi-storey facades with epigraphs inscribed into the red sandstone give way to internal chambers where bodies were once laid to rest.
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The earliest piece on display is a traditional, voluminous and elaborately decorated purple silk dress from 43 by the American seamstress M. A. Connelly.
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At times, MacLean sounds like the British writers who filled in the details of the lives of the Cambridge spies in elaborately plotted novels.
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These elaborately crafted pieces of book art let you imagine, for a second, that some kind of divine harmony hides underneath the information overload.
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To better target care and provide help, health care systems are turning to voluminous data and elaborately constructed algorithms to identify the sickest patients.
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Instead of having an elaborately choreographed series of meetings, the Trump approach has been to emphasize his personal relationship with China's President, Xi Jinping.
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The brand's elaborately staged ready-to-wear shows are a much-anticipated staple of the fashion calendar — and the latest one was especially transporting.
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Using arduously intricate glass beadwork, Lou has recreated a bottle of cleaning fluid at scale, making an elaborately decorative object of a banal domestic product.
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Wiley, one of the most well-known working artists in the world, is highly recognizable for his massive and elaborately decorated portraits of Black men.
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It's like reading a doctor elaborately diagnose a contagious disease, only to then turn around and tell the patient that they're just imagining their symptoms.
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The spoke opens up on the inner side onto the big courtyard, as we all know, which is elaborately landscaped and criss-crossed with paths.
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A two-tiered, elaborately decorated Hotel Transylvania 2-themed cake, featuring multiple figurines of characters from the movie and a big number "3" on top.
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He's the guy who gets paid big bucks to sit around and thinking of weird, elaborately plotted pranks to pull on the company's unsuspecting riders.
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Counterfeiting and piracy cover an immense gamut: from synthetic cinnamon to fake Louis Vuitton luggage to copies of the world's most elaborately programmed computer software.
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The twosome sported elaborately patterned coordinating shirts and aqua-colored pants for the party — mirroring other times they have matched, like at the 2017 Grammys.
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Gasthof zur Muldentalsperre, 2000-02 Two elaborately costumed characters stand at the entrance to a path that runs between curving walls made of colorful stones.
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In a box in the upper-left corner of the screen, the singer Bruno Mars wore white Nikes, track pants, and an elaborately striped shirt.
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In his installation, however, the jockeys will be holding elaborately beaded butterfly nets, which Mr. Cave also called "dream catchers," giving "Until" a hopeful aspect.
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Even to my young mind, they struck me as fantasies that had been elaborately constructed and forcefully imposed in order to stave off the horror.
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Iranian intelligence reportedly tried to elaborately break into a German cultural institute only to realize they had brought the wrong keys to unlock a safe.
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She has made a career out of taking pieces of material and elaborately combining them in surprising ways — less of a deconstructionist than a reconstructionist.
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From the outside, one can see that the simple plywood of the structure has been elaborately cut to allow light to filter into the space.
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The self-assured leading women of "Black Panther" wear their "Wakanda knots," elaborately interwoven braids, regal snow-white dreadlocks and decorated bald scalps with ease.
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But the abundant, generally on-target sociological details and comic observations feel overdone and superficial, like an elaborately patterned rug laid over an unfinished floor.
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Mr. Owens also offered two elaborately constructed Versailles gowns, bustles and all, one in cream, one in black, like mirror images of good and evil.
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These women flaunted their wide-brim hats and elaborately embellished store-bought dresses while they waved their paper fans in the name of the Lord.
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He fashioned the earliest examples from street trash, elaborately knotting lengths of ordinary rope, bundling broken-down cardboard boxes and braiding strips of recycled cloth.
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Gatti argues that Ferrante and her publisher have, by hiding her identity so elaborately, really been asking for someone to come along and unmask her.
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When he arises from the dead, he wears a massive gold chain and an elaborately embroidered black … something that is either a skirt or Hammer pants.
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He had his star witness, a priest who had helped Pell conduct services, demonstrate how elaborately and tightly knotted the robe was around the archbishop's waist.
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And so, the theory goes, these stars have spent hours and days crafting elaborately coded messages that can be disseminated by social media and paparazzi photographs.
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The only guest appeared to be Foo Foo, the prince's elaborately groomed poodle, which until its death last year held the rank of air chief marshal.
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The rapper attended her very first Met Gala on Monday night and set the carpet on fire with her elaborately-bejeweled Moschino by Jeremy Scott ensemble.
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Just look at the egotistical single seat in the middle of the low-slung chassis, the enormous windshield, the exposed suspension, and the elaborately ornamental headlights.
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Authorities who later said he elaborately planned and targeted the event crowd found his body surrounded by spent shell casings and piles of bullet-filled magazines.
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It consists of 59 ornamental shields, and more than 233 flags — all elaborately embroidered by workers at Bokja — and arranged by the city's corresponding electrical districts.
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A faux parquet floor in the large foyer hints at the next living area, a lavish grand illusion, where trompe-l'oeil columns meet elaborately painted ceilings.
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I'll say it again: deep down, we are all the same," he has said, or, a trifle less elaborately, "Take care of yourself, and each other.
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They might have been used to weigh down fishing nets, or as bearings to move bigger rocks, but then why would they be carved so elaborately?
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The episodes feature elaborately choreographed singing competitions, although nobody is especially interested in whether the contestants sing well, and that's good, because only a few do.
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Mugabe's power rested on his elaborately drawn-out words, his odd pauses, his British locution, his Savile Row suits with their matching ties and pocket squares.
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It looked louche and after dark, and the finale of elaborately beaded big-shouldered floral 1980s minigowns was, in a champagne-fueled Les Bains Douches way.
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A model for Democratic efforts, several strategists said, might come from Pennsylvania, where an all-Republican government implemented an elaborately gerrymandered map after the 2010 elections.
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What you Get An 1886 house in Chicago, a Frank Lloyd Wright-style home in Princeton and an elaborately embellished hacienda in a suburb of Phoenix.
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At the museum, which acquired the historical society's collection in 2003, the elaborately restored tent is the big reveal at the end of a dramatic movie.
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Ms. Belsare is elaborately stylish, but with such a heavy veneer of charming dignity that I could never get past it; Mr. Rajagopalan's manner is ponderous.
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At any one time, 2,000 butterflies — iridescent, brilliantly colored, elaborately patterned, are flying through the air, alighting on the lush vegetation and occasionally on a visitor.
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The team's robots lit up not only masts, timbers and rudders, but intact coils of rope and elaborately carved decorations, as if touring an undersea museum.
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As is particularly evident in woven and embroidered textiles, the Andeans' visual language was elaborately encrypted and even the most highly abstracted geometric patterns harbor figuration.
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She meets me at the door looking classic kooky-sexy Calle: low-cut black cocktail dress, elaborately crocheted black tights, massive tinted glasses and sheepskin slippers.
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The pieces may be elaborately bulbous or bulging; tatty or fraying; they may or may not make allowances for their wearer's arms, or faces, or vanity.
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"And these guys were very common," he went on, taking down a small plastic spaceman: red, wearing an elaborately earmuffed helmet with an antenna on top.
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It was a 10-by-20-foot oil painting of an elaborately coifed and dressed 17th-century marquis and assorted courtiers entering the city of Jerusalem.
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While documenting the trip earlier in the week, Pink managed to snap a photo of the siblings cozying up together in front of an elaborately painted door.
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The room gleams with mirrored surfaces, elaborately set glassware and cutlery and a lovely mural painted on mushroom wood that brings color and warmth to the space.
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The couple told the Huffington Post that they're both huge fans of the show American Horror Story, and every year, they have an elaborately themed premiere party.
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Known/Unknown: Private Obsessions and Hidden Desire in Outsider Art illustrates the scope of human desire in mediums ranging from crude drawings to elaborately carved ostrich eggs.
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But what the original photo doesn't show is the now bride-to-be's cousin elaborately contorting herself into position so she can hand model the ring instead.
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Have a look at this elaborately decorated confection that pays homage to some of Australia's most iconic foods, including the lamington, Vegemite, and the humble meat pie.
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Collecting exotic birds and a few mammals in his elaborately designed gardens at Versailles enabled the characterization of his human subjects as similarly "bestial," reinforcing this conceit.
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The Liberty deal also represents the next act for another American: Chase Carey, the elaborately mustachioed media executive best known as a longtime lieutenant to Rupert Murdoch.
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The questions about Schock's use of taxpayer funds first emerged after a Washington Post story that described his elaborately decorated office, with a price tag of $40,000.
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The scientists also measured each woman's general health, fitness, blood flow to the brain (which affects heat responses) and, most elaborately, ability to respond to heat stress.
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Pay more and you can have them elaborately garnished with raw tuna and caviar, sea urchin with pickled cabbage, cucumber and mint or passion fruit with seaweed.
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For those perhaps unfamiliar with the concept: an escape room is essentially an elaborately designed game where the whole point is to, as one might deduct, escape.
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For two days, as they wandered among more than 200 elaborately festooned booths sponsored by brands like Maybelline and Lime Crime, they searched for samples and stars.
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All four artists begin by carving wood figures that they elaborately supplement with salvaged metals, car tires or rope, but individual style and expression are not hindered.
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Many elaborately described onstage meals later (don't go to this play hungry), you emerge at the end of "Fanny and Alexander" having been riveted, but rarely enriched.
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Many of the characters have elaborately patterned bodies, referencing the animal skins worn in the West African Leopard Societies that were precursors to the Abakuá in Cuba.
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They opened a burn bag of top-secret documents belonging to the N.S.C. aide Oliver North and found a copy of elaborately falsified secret testimony to Congress.
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Back in June, she decided to lighten up her signature brown hair with some blonde highlights, and swapped out her classic chignon for an elaborately braided bun.
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Their fashion choices were hip, personalized and elaborately conceived — bright vintage tees paired with baggy, gently rolled-up jeans; colorfully patterned dresses flowing above high-rise sneakers.
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Case in point ... Dwayne Johnson's video from Sunday -- he and Danny elaborately ducked in on someone's wedding down in Cabo San Lucas and crooned to the crowd.
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This year, ten public loos around the U.S. will compete for the title, featuring special features like disco balls, fresh flowers, classical music and elaborately decorated walls.
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He enrolled in the Camden Arts Center there and began producing conceptual paintings — some consisting of repeated versions of his signature, others filled with elaborately embellished numbers.
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Horror movies are usually known for their economy, but "It" drags on nearly three hours, until a level of numbing repetition creeps into its elaborately staged scares.
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Elizabeth Murray (22017-2007) called the elaborately shaped, exuberantly colored canvases she began making in the 1980s paintings, and the astonishing thing is that she was right.
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The site was the main cemetery for the region's governors, or nomarchs, during Egypt's Middle Kingdom, roughly 2055 to 1650 B.C.E., and boasts many elaborately decorated tombs.
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As in many Nikolais pieces, the concept is simple, but elaborately executed, with light used to create imagery that transforms the dancers into component parts of a whole.
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Years in the making, the book includes photographs documenting life in Los Angeles and elaborately staged scenes inspired by Galtrucco's favorite filmmakers, including Terrence Malick and Stanley Kubrick.
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Working in language expressed as a system of marks on a surface, I can induce extremely complex experiences, but only in an audience elaborately educated to experience this.
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Audience members wander through dozens of elaborately decorated rooms as dancers perform a blood-and-sex filled adaptation of Macbeth at the immersive theater production Sleep No More.
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Earlier this morning, just before he was scheduled to deliver Harvard University's commencement speech, his alma mater's student newspaper website was hacked to elaborately troll the Facebook CEO.
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But as with Twin Peaks, Dark is more of a draw for the nightmarish aesthetics, the sense of swoony horror that hangs over this elaborately drawn little world.
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A special highlight, for obvious reasons, is this scene: To be fair, this video by the Japanese band Sand is elaborately produced and features some really good shots.
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Given her ability to improbably escape from elaborately contrived peril, it's surprising that she's never really gone up against the character who would be a natural archnemesis: Arcade.
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Elaborately titled Spectropia, or, surprising spectral illusions showing ghosts everywhere and of any colour, it was first published in 1864, with 16 plates each showing a different phantom.
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Within days, at the airport in Vienna, an elaborately choreographed transfer unfolded: the 10 Russians traded for four Russians charged with being in touch with Western intelligence services.
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It is so elaborately constructed that you overlook its surreal quality, as jagged angles and a spiraling composition keep the eye engaged despite the painting's density and scale.
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Some saw the friendly display as that of two men who secretly know each other and are desperately trying not to break into their elaborately practiced BFF handshake.
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MOSCOW - - Parents dressed as soldiers, pirates and cavemen pushed their children in strollers elaborately decorated as boats, cars and tanks during Russia's annual pram parade during the weekend.
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In Washington, the art of the political punt goes like this: robust assurances of optimism and goodwill, coupled with gauzy avoidance of specifics, leading to elaborately choreographed stalls.
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Four were from the Congo, one from Angola, and one from Somalia; all were dressed for going out, in elaborately plaited wigs and weaves and carefully applied makeup.
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It's the cinematic equivalent of K-Pop: an elaborately scripted and manicured production that shouldn't work, but is earnest enough to disarm even the most practiced highbrow cynic.
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It was originally completed in the 18th century in a palace near St. Petersburg, Russia, paneled with six tons of precious amber, elaborately carved and decorated with gold.
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There are no longer any surviving caravansaries of much note here, nor many sayabans, let alone any as beautiful as Mr. Mansouri's elaborately carved and decorated cedar constructions.
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But she also imbues the role with an intense and consistently thrilling physicality, bringing a kind of balletic grace to her over-the-top, elaborately choreographed fight sequences.
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The door itself is often elaborately carved from a single huge slab of teak, with applied panels that tell stories of Vishnu and Shiva, the Chettiars' main god.
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William is portrayed by Mr. Kitson, a British raconteur of elaborately groomed shaggy-dog stories that have earned him a devoted following among fans of stand-up theater.
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In the 1970s and '80s, members of his ministry made elaborately designed denim jackets that were sold to celebrities, including Elvis Presley, Michael Jackson and country music stars.
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The novelist Louise Erdrich owns the tiny Birchbark Books in Minneapolis, a store that uses a chunk of its limited space to display an elaborately carved confessional box.
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Last summer, workers on a new Oscar de la Renta boutique in Paris discovered a 10-by-20-foot oil painting of an elaborately dressed 17th century nobleman.
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The details of Jayme's abduction and captivity, outlined in documents released as Mr. Patterson was formally charged in the kidnapping and killings, were elaborately planned, gruesome and terrifying.
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At the Royal Leerdam factory, cigarette-smoking workers in newsboy caps blow long tubes with puffed cheeks, resembling horn players; their movements look like an elaborately choreographed performance.
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She looks like a hobbyist painting on an elaborately carpeted floor instead of in a studio, dabbling with a floral still life and daintily holding paintbrushes like accessories.
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They were distributed by merchants to their customers to promote their products, and many of the most elaborately and skillfully designed ones were those from the pharmaceutical industry.
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Walking down the streets in the Möllevången neighborhood, your feet will pass by a miniature "cheese shop," a little "nut store," and many more elaborately put together, teeny storefronts.
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The newly discovered, elaborately carved tomb is considered to be "one of a kind in the last decades" for its pristine state and the fact it hasn't been looted.
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That's a lot of money, but Mr Wall provides no evidence that even the most elaborately decorated and exorbitantly priced wedding confections are endowed with the capacity of speech.
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On Wednesday night, the Modern Family star posted this shot to her Instagram account showing off her elaborately Swarovski-laden leotard in celebration of her 18th year of life.
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Like its close relation, Triceratops, Judith has an elaborately frilled neck made from curved bones, but the spiked horns above its eyes stuck out sideways, instead of straight forward.
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Designed to show off the richness of Bhutanese textiles, the usually elaborately patterned fabric is expertly wrapped and folded into an ankle-length dress, with a precise straight skirt.
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Macron took his seat of honor in the basilica's elaborately carved wooden choir stall to the applause of those in attendance, including members of the local French expatriates community.
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This elaborately designed show, created and directed by Zoey Martinson, makes an exhibit, a dance, a game, a poem, a skit, an archive and an oral history of blackness.
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Dedicated to Heptet, a priestess during Egypt's Fifth Dynasty (roughly 2400 BCE), the elaborately decorated tomb depicts scenes from daily life and a couple of unique renderings of monkeys.
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Eason's finely detailed illustrations balance the natural world with a fantastical one: A witch's candy cottage looks as realistic and believable as the elaborately etched bark of a tree.
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Elaborately beaded vintage/Vegas butterfly capelets followed pinstripes; swagged and ruched velvets mixed it up with pouf miniskirts (remember those?) and crystal-encrusted bustiers cut with O-ring zippers.
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If Dado's "Simpatico" doesn't provide an equivalent catharsis, it's only because Shepard's elaborately mapped tale of double-crossing and horse-racing will never hang together as a consistent story.
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At Manescalchi, a linen purveyor favored by the Milanese haute bourgeoisie, Guadagnino found from dead stock a collection of pristine place mats and napkins with elaborately handworked fagoting details.
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CNN, which will host the next round of debates later this month, broadcast an elaborately staged "live drawing" to determine the lineups, complete with overhead cameras and multiple boxes.
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What is the meaning of the words spoken by the elaborately garbed woman who keeps recombining the verbs "see, think, say, hear, remember, forget" in persuasive but bewildering monologues?
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Audiences chose one of four themed tracks (including "Glamour" and "Crime") and were guided in small groups, to tiny, elaborately designed rooms in which the interactive scenes played out.
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The main thread of the story, so far, involves Mo's elaborately planned entrapment of Blair, who ends up working at the Jammer Group when his loftier prospects fall through.
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This exhibition revealed more of the world of this transcendental species, with elaborately costumed mannequins holding outlandish poses, ornately futuristic masks and busts, kaleidoscopic projections, and an augmented reality experience.
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News, guests — including Spelling's 90210 costar Jennie Garth, mother Candy Spelling and brother Randy Spelling — were also treated to face painting, pony rides, piñatas and an elaborately decorated birthday cake.
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It's also effervescently visual, with elaborately layered website graphics, colorful online games right down to the simple act of touching a point on your screen to scroll through an article.
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It was later discovered that Dunn-Shaw had also elaborately defended his actions in a case involving a woman who was accused of being responsible for a deadly car crash.
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It's also effervescently visual, with elaborately layered website graphics, colorful online games right down to the simple act of touching a point on your screen to scroll through an article.
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The sheer, bodycon LBD from Dolce & Gabbana had a detail that was pretty hard to miss: an elaborately-beaded portrait of the Virgin Mary in the center of the chest.
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It was significant, too, that at this point Ms. LaBeija had shed her elaborate costume for a simple corset-like affair, and had pushed the other elaborately costumed dancers offstage.
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N.I.S.T. disk number two was an example of advanced ultra-black technology: elaborately engineered arrays of tiny carbon cylinders, or nanotubes, designed to capture and muzzle any light they encounter.
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William Alexis Bruno brought a squad of 22 children who were dancers from Manati, in the north of Puerto Rico, each dressed elaborately as one of the island's best features.
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A lot of genre fiction can feel like its characters exist to showcase an elaborately constructed world and a detailed fictional history—Netflix's Altered Carbon seems to struggle with this.
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To create a milkshake dedicated to the Jenner sisters, Black Tap NYC started with a glass elaborately decorated with candy and berries, because the Jenner girls enjoy having it all.
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Fashion editorials are usually full-on aspirational, featuring elaborately made-up (or completely bare-faced and pared-down) models wearing fabulous clothes against a stunning backdrop, often doing bizarre things.
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As the Cog·nate Collective, the two staged a conference about border issues from their elaborately painted '87 Chevy Cavalier and broadcast it to northbound drivers stopped dead in border traffic.
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BOURGES, France — In a world seething with anger over the widening gap between the rich and everyone else, France stands out as a country elaborately engineered to protect social peace.
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Small, simple pineapples in San José de Gracía may cost no more than a few dollars, while more elaborately worked objects can easily run hundreds of dollars, if not more.
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Though elaborately built kakigori are in style, Ms. Chung remembers tasting a particularly simple version at a cafe in Kyoto, with no toppings or creams at all, just matcha syrup.
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He is known for a sense of humor and for photographing elaborately constructed scenes: He once used Bosco chocolate syrup to recreate an image of Jackson Pollock as he painted.
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A prime minister asks for Parliament to be suspended, but the event itself happens in the queen's name, with a series of elaborately dressed, stone-faced officials orchestrating the shutdown.
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He devoted the rest of his life, half of it spent in New York City, to rendering brightly colored spaceships whose revealed interior structures make them resemble elaborately cut gems.
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Halloween will soon be upon us, which means that it's almost the time of year where we collectively turn the humble pumpkin into an elaborately carved and decorated work of art.
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It's charming in its own right, but also bears an uncanny resemblance to the elaborately choreographed friendship ceremonies held by the newly independent West African nations hosting their former colonial invaders.
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One factor in Zuckerberg's huge security and travel costs for 2017 may have been his bizarre cross-country tour, which involved elaborately staged photo ops with random Americans across the country.
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In one too-sweet photograph, West, 41, leans over to watch his daughter blow out her birthday candles on her elaborately-decorated unicorn cake, unable to contain a huge, proud grin.
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On Tuesday evening, the London gallery of Massimo de Carlo presented some 15 black-and-white paintings by Mr. Lowman derived from photographs of the elaborately patterned ceiling of his studio.
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The elaborately embroidered black-and-gold mermaid gown dazzled onlookers with shimmering scale-like sequins, a regal collar balanced out by a sexy lace-trimmed cutout and a flared tulle skirt.
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If you too immediately began obsessing over the shots of elaborately painted floral walls, baroque bed frames, and that iconic poolside Medusa Mosaic, you're interest can go beyond your television screen.
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Trump's claim here has a tiny grain of truth, but is clearly a gross overstatement of the facts designed to engender his elaborately constructed image as a savior of U.S. jobs.
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The full look featured an elaborately beaded and ruffled jacket that at a certain point she discarded to reveal an equally ornate scoop neck black bodysuit with faux-corset detailing underneath.
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In an elaborately planned, three-hour forum in an upscale Manila hotel, officials said 285,275 suspected drug users and dealers died during legitimate police operations between July 212 and January 30.
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Complete with elaborately dressed characters, an indoor maze, rose awnings, an arts and crafts section, and themed sweets like a Cheshire Cat cake, it was a party fit for a princess.
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It almost always leads to trouble…Even though we may need a lot of friends in rough parts of the world, there are ways to get there without elaborately praising them.
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The Broadway musical's elaborately costumed dancers were mostly replaced with puppets, which gave the performances visual impact but sometimes made the production look like a low-budget local kiddie TV show.
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While we're dealing with a completely new story line, (almost) entirely different characters, and an elaborately re-skinned environment, newcomers shouldn't plan on enjoying this chapter sans Far Cry 53 knowledge.
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It was meant as an insult, yet it grew to be associated with unsettling, disconcerting feelings of awe and dread that could be evoked by such elaborately beautiful architecture and art.
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We all want to self-actualize, and the elaborately costumed characters of The Huntsman: Winter's War — the prequel/sequel/whatever to 2012's Snow White and the Huntsman — are no exception.
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The rural setting inspired him, thanks to the conquerors and others who inscribed their names, sometimes quite elaborately, on platelike vertical rocks as they passed through the valley, and through history.
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One character whose race, gender and behavior mark him as deplorable in the show's terms is elaborately shamed for no real narrative purpose, other than the satisfaction of seeing him shamed.
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In keeping with the theme, there were gowns crusted in pearls and embroidered so elaborately, so painstakingly, it was easy to imagine a quorum of stitchers somewhere, all gone stone blind.
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A series of large arches along the great room wall were salvaged from a mosque in India; old, elaborately detailed wood doors throughout the space were brought in from India, too.
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Danny Conroy, our narrator, and his sister Maeve grow up in the ornately decorated and elaborately designed Dutch House, a property outside of Philadelphia purchased by their real estate mogul father.
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The gifs, pngs, and jpgs inevitably became spliced, remixed, broken, minced, enlarged, interlinked, and eroded, elaborately arranged in gif altars or parsed into animated rebuses by the site's semi-anonymous users.
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Save $40 on Grid Wallet — $21 See Details This may just look like an elaborately crafted stone circle sitting atop a bamboo board, but it's actually a multifunctional cooking and serving platter.
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Her elaborately crafted banners titled "In the Wake," which are currently on view in the 226 Whitney Biennial, were initially made for a procession that was to be part of a film.
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Inside US outpost directing war on ISIS Some houses in the Mosul defensive zone have been elaborately booby-trapped; for instance, light switches inside some houses have been wired so they detonate.
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Elaborately framed full-length mirrors, built-in cabinets, a marble-topped sink and teal wallpaper bearing quatrefoils stenciled in gold and silver add to this single Gesamtkunstwerk, or total work of art.
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Film footage of William McKinley's first inauguration in 1897 shows he had a mounted guard topped with elaborately plumed helmets, something that would not have looked out of place in royalist Europe.
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After putting on the Marchesa gown that Kendall Jenner wore to the Harper's Bazaar Icons event, I'm certain I'll never wear a more intricately made, elaborately embellished gown again in my life.
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When they got out, they got back to work, this time making more elaborately designed discs, until they were caught again and sent back to the prison for a few more years.
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In place of the raw archaic potency of Homer's epics, which seems to dissolve the millennia between his heroes and us, Virgil's densely allusive poem offers an elaborately self-conscious "literary" suavity.
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Mr. Pozner is also suing Alex Jones, the right-wing conspiracy theorist and founder of Infowars, over his assertions that the massacre was an elaborately staged ruse meant to promote gun control.
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During little breaks on Thursday, he switched from a black, gold-sequined, pink-lapeled suit to a flowered brocade jacket with pink pants to an elaborately embroidered blue robe, with corresponding eyeglasses.
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In one of the more elaborately Gothic setpieces of the novel, she begins slipping poison into her child's wine so that he'll associate drunkenness with sickness and won't inherit his father's vices.
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Many of its 29 stations are elaborately decorated with mosaics and chandeliers, the artwork reflecting a range of themes — from the Soviet space program to elements of local history, industry and agriculture.
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Hampton developed formal window treatments — elaborately layered swags and jabots — for the homes of Estée Lauder and others, while Donghia brought in enormous palms and poufs upholstered in men's flannel suiting fabrics.
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Queen Elizabeth II had to give her formal consent to the union, and the official document — elaborately ornate, written on vellum and decorated with symbols representing the couple — was released late Friday.
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Faced with bluish-gray bricks and adorned with elaborately carved, oxblood-red lintels, the rowhouses call to mind a radically compacted version of the terraced workers' housing found in northern English cities.
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The elaborately decorated surface includes scenes and texts in thick gesso relief that were intended to protect and guide Nedjemankh on his journey from death to eternal life as a transfigured spirit.
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Similarly, the Wallace's extensive permanent collection of European and Oriental armor is an embarrassment of riches displayed behind glass; the most elaborately decorated set of which is displayed in dramatic isolation here.
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Goodman, in contrast, depicts two women, one fixing the other's hair, dressed in elaborately patterned gowns against an equally ornate backdrop of broad-leafed plants casting shadows on the slats of Venetian blinds.
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Colleen Kratofil, Style Writer-Reporter: With so many halo headpieces and elaborately bejeweled gowns on the carpet, I loved Alicia's more subtle take (courtesy of Louis Vuitton) on old school Sunday service glamour.
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But everything was elaborately and expensively staged; every contingency planned for, with explanations that make unbelievable things seem plausible (fake documents and videos about how Israel handles security in their schools, for example).
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The whole thing reminded me of the elaborate temporary theaters erected at Versailles during the reign of Louis XIV — elaborately constructed by leading designers of the era, but destroyed after a single performance.
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If you'd like to be sure you're the only one posting elaborately staged yet casual selfies to your Instagram feed, there's now a powerful new option to help you keep your account safe.
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The site contains a necropolis that was the chief cemetery for the region's governors (or "nomarchs") during Egypt's Middle Kingdom, roughly between 2055 BCE and 1650 BCE, and contains many elaborately decorated tombs.
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They speak, without any hint of irony, of this elaborately conceived setup as an idealized version of the dating scene, a positive alternative to the comparably shallow act of swiping right or left.
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The city's law department has appealed on behalf of the landmarks commission, which has also agreed to let the developers turn the rest of the elaborately paneled president's suite into a private apartment.
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During the trial last month, Mr. Ayari, unlike Mr. Abdeslam, spoke elaborately, minimizing his role in the network and claiming not to know names put to him, while refusing to answer some questions.
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On the series, guests traveled to the bucolic Pacific Ocean location to find a lost love, be a playboy or live out some elaborately produced dreamscape that ended in an uplifting life lesson.
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He said he was surprised to see the highly decorative 21976 Pietro Luchini painting "La Sultana," depicting an elaborately dressed Ottoman beauty and priced at €22.7,23.3, among the unsold old masters on Monday.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The written word — whether in poetry or scripture — has been an integral element of Persian art for centuries, with books and architecture often elaborately decorated with texts.
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Keynes argued that while many Europeans were celebrating a new era in the continent's economy, too much of what emerged from the war rested on longstanding, underappreciated and elaborately enmeshed networks and foundations.
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The candy-apple-red bike sports elaborately engraved chrome by Edgar Barba that frames painted murals by Abel Rocha featuring angels who act as guardians over those struggling with illness and developmental disorders.
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Built between 1876 and 203, and most elaborately decorated in Romanesque and Renaissance Revival styles, they're distinguished Gilded Age relics from a period when Broadway below Union Square was an emerging garment district.
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Nine massive two-sided, high-definition monitors run the synchronized video loops, each of which portrays an elaborately staged scene featuring groups of ethnic minorities engaged in an act of meaningless, repetitive labor.
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KIEV, Ukraine – The Russian journalist who worked with Ukrainian authorities to fake his own death says he was smeared with swine blood and taken to the morgue as part of his elaborately staged murder.
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Ace followed his dad's more casual lead in a gray undershirt, black button-down and sneakers while big sister Maxwell rocked a pink-and-white dress, finishing her own look with elaborately designed sandals.
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Each book in the series, authored by Jean Marzollo and published by Scholastic Press, features photographs by Walter Wick of elaborately arranged objects, accompanied by instructions to locate specific items in the colorful morass.
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Napping on the stoops of elaborately ornamented blue and yellow doors; walking in clowders a dozen strong, right down the middle of the street; hiding in the gaps formed by missing bricks: they're everywhere.
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In the final drawing, we see the family, now gray-haired, staring at or away from this mysterious being as, still in its Keds, it sits on an elaborately tasselled ottoman, gazing straight ahead.
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This was a wedding for over 400 people and the cake table was very elaborately decorated with flowers and special furniture, so to not have a cake on display would be a big problem.
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What can be said is that "The Red Barn" is nowhere less engaging than at an elaborately staged finish that is true to Simenon's novel but that feels unearned in this reckoning of it.
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Vodka is an excellent odor neutralizer, and a favorite of costume designers and figure skaters for freshening up delicate or elaborately embellished items to extend the time in between hand-laundering or professional cleaning.
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That topped off a 3-for-5 showing with three R.B.I., and Harper sent his bat twirling in the direction of his former dugout, then engaged in elaborately choreographed celebrations with his current teammates.
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The living room beyond, an 2610s addition, includes a front and back door, exposed beams, an elaborately carved built-in bookcase, a brick fireplace and a second staircase with a powder room tucked below.
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The 92-year-old queen gave her blessing for the marriage in accordance with the 2013 Succession to the Crown Act, and the elaborately illuminated document incorporates references to the couple who met in 2016.
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The result, however, is generally fun -- a well-paced action movie that doesn't waste much time on preliminaries or explanations before plunging headlong into a prolonged, elaborately orchestrated fight against a horde of ghastly creatures.
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Adults struggle with accents: eight decades after immigrating to America and four after serving as secretary of state, Henry Kissinger still sounds fresh off the boat from Fürth—in what is nevertheless elaborately accurate English.
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This elaborately-bound copy of Discorsi e dimostrazioni matematiche, intorno due nuove scienze attenenti alla mecanica & i movimenti locali (its original Italian name) was originally given to a French ambassador named Count François de Noailles.
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Both said that despite his illness, Holmes knew his elaborately planned ambush was illegal and morally wrong, and that he could still form criminal intent, all of which meant he was sane under state law.
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After performing an elaborately choreographed medley of their hits, representatives from the group—co-founders Robert Clivillés and David Cole and vocalists Zelma Davis and Freedom Williams—assembled at the podium to accept their award.
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Antony and the Johnsons toured Europe and beyond, performing with local orchestras, and in 2012 the Museum of Modern Art commissioned an elaborately staged concert with a 60-piece orchestra at Radio City Music Hall.
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The Virgin Hotel will have a replica of the Bueller bedroom (admission, $10), re-created by the artist Sarah Keenlyside, where visitors can step into Ferris's elaborately staged sick day as it looked on screen.
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His father, Philippe Altuzarra, was seated at a table, looking on as Altuzarra and the stylist Vanessa Traina discussed one of the show's final looks, a shimmering gold-sequined gown with an elaborately beaded bustier.
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Viewers who, like me, have tended to dismiss his art as a series elaborately fabricated jokes, may find themselves reconsidering such prejudices and contemplating the real darkness and violence lurking in many of the works.
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One might be Gibbons-like but with a twist — a spray of delicate roses, but with insect holes in the leaves, or a broken stem; another might be a head covered in elaborately carved vegetation.
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That translates in a sequence where Franklin bursts into a version of her 1968 hit "Think," an entire diner of people joining her in the sort of elaborately choreographed number only the movies could provide.
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Funding for an Off Broadway revival of "Howard Crabtree's When Pigs Fly" fell through last year after some of Mr. Mackie's elaborately campy costumes had already been constructed for it, and the show never opened.
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Messages can now be elaborately dressed up to appear to come from trusted sources, and they may even actually come from a trusted source, if one of your friends has fallen victim to a hack.
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It may seem to be a departure for Taika Waititi, a writer-director whose elaborately silly and colourful comedies usually concern house-sharing vampires ("What We Do In The Shadows") and interstellar superheroes ("Thor: Ragnorok").
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"Making Marvels" brings together hundreds of elaborately crafted objects, many never seen in the United States: an ornate silver table decorated with sea nymphs, for example, or a clock with Copernicus depicted in gilded brass.
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I was promised the right to a well-regulated militia, and instead I see a nation that falls victim, week after week, body after body, to a series of unstable people with elaborately hoarded arsenals.
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As part of a near seven-century-old tradition, the king's vessel was positioned in the center of a procession of 52 gold-painted barges, elaborately carved in the shape of swans and mythical creatures.
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There were an assortment of bustiers, jumpsuits, and a barely-there Swarovski-embellished illusion bikini, all topped with a giant snow white fox-fur coat by Lilly e Violetta and an elaborately plumed cape by Versace.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cones of white paper sprout from the seasalt-eroded pillars of one colonial building along Havana's seafront, elaborately painted curtains cascade from another while out front children play with an installation of multicolored hoses.
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I first had this thought after the January debut of Fox's The Masked Singer, a series on which elaborately costumed celebrities perform pop hits for a panel of judges who are trying to guess their identities.
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Though she married Jay Z in 2008, dress details were kept under wraps until the 2011 video for "I Was Here," which gave fans a quick glimpse of the star's elaborately tiered and ruffled strapless gown.
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LIMA (Reuters) - She died in her twenties some 1,700 years ago, and is believed to have ruled over a desert valley in ancient Peru where her elaborately tattooed body was buried with weapons and gold objects.
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But the study reveals a paradox of some poignancy: no matter how elaborately articulated, no matter how high its ceilings and how dignified its servers, civil society can't protect cosmopolitan communities from assault when it happens.
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Wayne, the embattled greatest rapper of all time, the guy who has, by most accounts, spent the last half-decade wandering the musical desert with little more than various elaborately described vaginal fluids to sustain him.
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The writers were brainstorming ideas for a spectacle: an elaborately designed comedic eye-popper, bigger than the "Meryl-Go-Round" or the "Mo'Lympics," possibly approaching the scale of Billy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, which aired last season.
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"The Big Goodbye" is part of a welcome and newish publishing trend: deeply researched and elaborately subtitled books about a single movie, which explore and reframe the film as an inflection point within the broader culture.
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The virtual reality experience "Nimrud Rising" exemplifies the necessity of documenting such significant sites: the project began nearly two decades ago and now stands as one of the most elaborately reconstructed representations of a now-lost treasure.
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There were the stretches that had not been shoveled (in front of houses under renovation, the perimeter of my neighborhood park) or barely shoveled, forcing walkers into an elaborately pantomimed dance of turn-taking on narrow passageways.
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Since there are almost no habitable dwellings on the island now, they are housed in large, elaborately appointed safari tents imported from South Africa, with air-conditioning, fully functioning bathrooms and mosquito nets over four-poster beds.
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Notoriously, he redecorated the grand seventeenth-century staircase at Sudbury Hall, in Derbyshire, by putting egg-yolk-yellow paint on the walls and painting the elaborately carved banister in white, like icing on a royal wedding cake.
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There are examples of cross-dressing as ancient as the female shirabyoshi court dancers, who wore trousers and carried samurai swords, and the elaborately coifed and painted beauties of kabuki, who have always been played by men.
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And "Elizabeth Harvest" is just stylish enough — from its elaborately patterned lighting and décor to suspense sequences staged in Brian De Palma-esque split screen — to make you wish a more sure-footed stylist had made it.
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Working with a razor blade and mostly found materials in Kinshasa, the capital of what is now the Democratic Republic of Congo, the artist Bodys Isek Kingelez (1948-2015) made elaborately ordered, irresistibly colored tabletop architectural fantasias.
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Instead, there were fluid day coats hand-painted with a new kind of tarot, courtesy of Ms. Noble; sheer lingerie-topped ball gowns of the kind Ms. Chiuri loves; elaborately embroidered denim; fringe and feathers and beading.
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I love the prince's hairpin, too; and cherish the long sequence when he slowly crosses the stage, pointing his legs and feet elaborately, stretching them straight from the hips like spears — to silence, while nothing else happens.
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"Archaeopteryx is not a direct ancestor to modern birds but rather a member of a larger group of elaborately feathered dinosaurs that appears to have engaged in a variety of experimental modes of dinosaurian flight," Voeten said.
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More adventurous hunters and photographers were flown to rendezvous points and driven in Land Rovers to fixed camps elaborately equipped with electric power, refrigerators, flush toilets, hot showers, kitchens and dining facilities with silverware and table linen.
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Maisel's indulgence in its reconstruction of 1959 New York — a reconstruction that deliberately sands off the vast majority of that era's rough edges — has a point and purpose beyond existing as the world's most elaborately beautiful doodad.
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She can call him a fool in as many elaborately clever ways as she likes, but it won't do her any good when Petruchio controls her access to food, when her literal survival depends on pleasing him.
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Pretty Little Liars' final episode aired on Tuesday, marking the end of five teenagers trying to unmask their stalker by fearfully scrolling through texts, cringing at every ring of a cellphone, and elaborately tracking down lair after lair.
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The Freer and Sackler Galleries in Washington are taking a similar scientific approach to displaying a sixth-century headless limestone Buddha; starting on Saturday, the figure will go on view alongside laser scans of its elaborately carved surfaces.
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The two lower-level bedrooms include a master suite with a walk-in closet that has elaborately fitted storage (roughly the same size as the upstairs sunroom) and an en suite bathroom with interior and exterior glass walls.
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The online retail giant offers a wide variety of infrared saunas on its website, from elaborately built cedar structures that can cost upwards of $2,000 to portable, collapsible saunas that resemble wearable tents and cost less than $200.
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In one of the clumsier events described, Iranian intelligence officials reportedly elaborately broke into a German cultural institute only to realize they had brought the wrong keys to unlock a safe they were trying to gain access to.
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This self-image is reflected in their militaristic uniforms; for formal occasions, such as the annual Academic's Ball in January, frat members don colorful pillbox hats, elaborately decorated Sergeant Pepper's-style jackets, sashes, gloves and knee-high boots.
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The most remarkable is the spectacular St. John's Co-Cathedral, a grandiose Baroque insanity with abundant gilded ornamentation, frescoes and friezes, marble statuary and elaborately inlaid tombs in the floor, decorated with, among other images, unsettlingly animated skeletons.
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Outfitted with wooden slippers, I walked through a maze of creaky wooden hallways to my room, a small, serene square of space with elaborately painted sliding doors and a large window looking out onto the temple's central garden.
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Founded at the beginning of the 20th century, Sangorski & Sutcliffe became known for reviving the Middle Ages custom of creating sumptuous jeweled bindings, in which leather covers are elaborately inlaid with gold, silver and precious and semiprecious stones.
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The multimedia and video artist Francesco Vezzoli, 20083, is also a lodestar, known for his elaborately embroidered portraits of movie stars with metallic-threaded tears flowing from their eyes, evoking both Cindy Sherman and children's paint by numbers.
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The couple also discovered two elaborately designed archways — relics, Miller believes, of settlers from Venice and the Middle East who made Salento their commercial base in the 17th and 18th centuries — that join the dining room and kitchen.
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Ranging from their early 20s to well into their 80s, with elaborately styled hair, beautifully manicured nails and T-shirts representing their sororities or affiliations with historically black colleges, all of them are somewhere on the lovely spectrum.
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"Selling Out," about an elaborately mustachioed puppet maker, articulates the main theme being addressed by all of these shorts most clearly: it's a constant and exhausting balancing act being an idiosyncratic creative type and trying to make a living.
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"It's nerve wracking," said Mr. Tapper, sitting at his desk in his office, an elaborately decorated shrine to political losers that's brimming with campaign posters (the oldest, he proudly notes, is from Henry Clay's failed presidential run in 1844).
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Here's a quick peek at the made up websites, in easily-digestible form: Yup, it seems that the Sports Illustrated, ESPN, Bleacher Report, and The Washington Post websites were all elaborately recreated—even with unlinkable hit boxes over text.
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Typically, large charity events are elaborately planned affairs that take months (if not years) of logistical planning and contract negotiations in order to both make the event run smoothly, as well as meet the demands of all parties involved.
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The Swedish fast-fashion giant took over the Bourse de Commerce, the grand former stock exchange with an elaborately painted interior rotunda, decked it out in dazzling black and gold, and filled it with a host of boldface names.
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But they may be missing a different game — using an elaborately built system, Alibaba is linking U.S. merchants directly to millions of Chinese customers, bypassing Amazon and other American platforms as an essential way-station to the Chinese market.
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Blade Runner is a big-budget mood piece, an existential tone poem about the precarious nature of humanity and its relationship to the planet, set in one of the most elaborately constructed and imagined futures ever put on film.
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Marvelous glittery stalagmites and figures elaborately costumed in pontifical vestments and Marie Antoinette-like wigs are arranged before a massive allegorical faux stained glass window made of plastic and tape that depicts love and sex and violence and death.
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This year, I had an opportunity to do some scaring myself in the role of a "harvest victim" who has been pillaged for parts by plastic surgery-obsessed maniacs at the "Vanity Ball," one of five elaborately themed zones.
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In between came palatial skirts with croissants of fabric creating width across the hips, frilled frock coats, capes and cavernous sleeves, leather breastplates, some elaborately fringed logomania — much of it speckled with wormholes, the better to slip through time.
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The author traffics their elaborately interlacing trajectories with impressive dexterity, save for prolix forays into Richard's son's London exchange-student life and a pivotal coincidental encounter that requires almost as much suspension of disbelief as the novel's magic realism.
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She had recently had her first child but seemed remarkably slender, and wore a pink baby-doll dress so elaborately feathered that, in combination with her towering Gucci heels, it gave her the appearance of a tottering baby ostrich.
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The restaurant was installed in an elaborately decorated space on two floors on West 4653th Street that had housed Brasserie Pushkin, a Russian restaurant owned by Maison Dellos, a multifaceted restaurant company based in Moscow with satellites in Paris.
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The closing came just a year after the restaurant — inside an elaborately painted building on East Mason Street in downtown Milwaukee — was bought, renovated and reimagined by the chef Thomas Hauck, who also owns the local restaurant c. 1880.
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Klaver's elaborately-produced, pop concert-style rallies – featuring rappers, bands and motivational speakers on the bill – are an entirely new phenomenon, drawing newcomers to the party in droves (typically, only about a third at the rallies are party members).
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Here is a passage from a 1905 blue book: Miss Cummings also has the dstinction [sic] of keeping one of the quietest and most elaborately furnished establishments in the city, where an array of beautiful women, and good times reign supreme.
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While there are downtown choreographers who present their latest mind-numbing trivia like constructions of historic ambition, Ms. Tanowitz is the opposite: an unusually gifted and original dance-maker who makes pieces that seem elaborately uninviting and brilliantly minor-league.
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Like many artists included in After the Thrill, Sibande works between media, sometimes showing the dress arrangements as standalone sculptures, sometimes using them as costumes for elaborately staged studio photography, several examples of which are also included in the exhibition.
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The plush kicks, which come in all sorts of silhouettes (lace-up sandals, chunky platforms, elaborately-embellished stilettos, etc.) have proven to be quite a hit on the site: they've sold 13,000 pairs of velvet shoes this season, Aiken said.
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An escape room is a place where a group of people work together to solve riddles and physical puzzles in an attempt to flee from an elaborately-locked room, or solve a mystery, or save a kidnapped princess, or etc.
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"Tomb Raider," which first made it to the big screen in 2001 with Angelina Jolie as Croft, is a bit of a throwback with an elaborately constructed studio set in an era when most action films depend heavily on computer effects.
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But this hasn't prevented Pedro Reyes, an artist-activist from Mexico City, from creating his own bit of fright-night political high jinks in "Doomocracy," an elaborately trenchant performance piece presented by the nonprofit Creative Time in the Brooklyn Army Terminal.
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It was a minimalist, elaborately efficient way to deliver an arena show: It got Mr. West closer to both ends of the room, and also to both the fans on the floor and those in the cheap seats way up top.
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On Wednesday, instead of spending the morning in one of the battleground states where polls show him trailing Hillary Clinton, Mr. Trump held a ribbon-cutting at his elaborately remade hotel at the Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington.
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The adjoining guestroom displays an elaborately decorated armoire, the Altdeutsche Cabinet designed by the Antwerp firm Studio Job for Moooi, while the wall behind the bed is covered in a quilted textile and studded with cloth flowers in multiple colors.
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Pocket doors open to the original library — now used as a living room — which has built-in bookcases with Latin inscriptions; a gas fireplace with an elaborately carved overmantel; ceiling-high, multipaned windows with folding shutters; and a gilded tracery ceiling.
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Making a film of "The Soft Centre," he uses the small offices of his producer, Jean Almereyda (Jean-Pierre Mocky, an actor and director who was a contemporary of Mr. Godard's), to conduct elaborately ritualized auditions, creating assembly lines of emoting.
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The four main haute couture ateliers in its Rue Cambon headquarters are separated into those that make suits and those called flou, which create evening wear, including this elaborately beaded and sequined custom-made confection from the fall 2018 collection.
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Except that, like so much of what Mr. Trump has been selling the American public in recent years, this origin story was a sham — a version of reality so elaborately embellished that it qualifies as fan fiction more than biography.
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He was driven around in an elaborately souped-up Cadillac Escalade the color of freshly beaten mayonnaise, with an elevated thronelike command bench in the back that would be the envy of any rapper or oligarch but seemed to mortify him.
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Even before deciding on Thursday morning not to match the Fed's rate increase, though, the Chinese government had already made a pair of moves that appear to have been elaborately crafted to channel more money to smaller, more entrepreneurial businesses.
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MacLeod's characters, who are often working-class people with dangerously low expectations of life, remind me of the doomed protagonists of Cornell Woolrich's novels and stories, those hapless folks for whom everything, elaborately and implacably, sooner or later goes wrong.
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But Pranamya Suri beautifully exemplified on Thursday how a woman can make it elaborately expressive, while Avijit Das showed on Friday how a man from a very different part of India (in his case, Bengal) can master its grace and bravura.
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After that, the House managers will march from their chamber across the Capitol, through the elaborately painted Rotunda under the dome, to the Senate chamber, to deliver a bound copy of the impeachment articles to senators assembled for the occasion.
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But these tendencies have rarely been stated as elaborately, intensely or joyously as in "Models Stand Close to the Paintings," at Thomas Erben in Chelsea, a show of nine new works accompanied by two earlier ones serving as their footnotes.
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We entered the small workshop where 21 artisans were hand-stitching the label's latest collaboration for Jones's fall 2019 ready-to-wear collection: elaborately embroidered tops that recreate existing and specially commissioned drawings by the American punk artist Raymond Pettibon.
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He would experiment with how much he could suggest with as little visual input as possible, but could just as easily make elaborately drawn and shaded images (the book wonderfully juxtaposes similarly themed pictures that juxtapose these approaches in little diptychs).
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Fara (who has a physics degree) told me how much she admires Stoney in particular, but also made note of a few other favorite ghosts, like the elaborately monikered, snootily aloof Ethel Brilliana Tweedie—and one of my favorites, Helen the Botanist.
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For those who have never been lucky enough to witness the fantastic spectacle that is West Indian Day, the festivities are known for their over the top ensembles complete with huge, technicolor feather headdresses and elaborately beaded and rhinestoned bikinis and bodysuits.
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A further $50 million was split between a casino resort and a gaming firm in the Philippines, where bank accounts that first received the funds were opened in 2015 as part of what officials now believe was an elaborately planned laundering scheme.
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But with the help of Derren Brown, who bills himself as a "psychological illusionist," The Push plunges a seemingly unaware contestant into an elaborately constructed scenario involving 70 actors — one devised specifically to encourage him to push an old man off a building.
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On Friday, Kim Kardashian West posted a festive snapshot of herself, husband Kanye West and their kids Saint, 2, and North, 4½, dressed to the nines while posing in front of an elaborately decorated tree at Kris Jenner's annual Christmas Eve party.
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One cover image (photographed by Inez and Vinoodh) features a close-up shot, showing off her dark smokey eye and elaborately beaded head scarf (styled by designer Brandon Maxwell), while the second features more of the scarf, now covering her entire face.
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Thankfully, season two—set to drop on October 27—is drawing near, and Chicagoans can build their anticipation (and reminisce all the way back to their binge-watching days of July 2016) in an elaborately decorated new pop-up bar at the Emporium.
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To his mind, the operation — elaborately planned with two American presidents — showed how Israel should defend itself in the future: not with open demonstrations of military might that invited retaliation, escalation and condemnation; not with assassinations and occupations; but with subtlety and indirection.
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The Chuck Tingle who claims to live in Billings, Montana, to have a firm-abbed son named Jon, and to believe that "love is real for all who kiss" ... that Chuck Tingle, most people will agree, is an elaborately constructed satirical persona.
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In the era of the best-dressed list, no one wants to take major risks or do anything as daring as, say, Bjork's swan dress (now in the MoMA, FYI), but everyone's stylists save their most elaborately beautiful gowns for the Oscars, a.k.a.
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Opened in August, the new Sir Vishweshwaraiah Moti Bagh elevated station, on the Metro's Pink Line, features ornamental jali installations (imagine the Taj Mahal's elaborately perforated stone screens, but rendered in nightglow vinyl for a modern twist) that reflect a local architectural tradition.
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With the hippy era on its way out glam rock hit the scene in the early 1970s, bringing with it musicians in makeup and outlandish outfits, elaborately themed concerts, and artistic music that celebrated the spectacle of the rock star in the moment.
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A reflection on joy and survival in the face of environmental catastrophe, this elaborately constructed installation features geodesic domes made from salvaged car hoods — a reference to the architecture of post-war utopian communities — and a garden of plants native to the Americas.
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Much of the information published Wednesday was unsurprising, reflecting routine logistical discussions among investigators, lawyers and Olympic staff members regarding, for example, the retesting of urine samples from the 2012 London Games and the 2014 Sochi Games, where Russia cheated most elaborately.
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The show was memorably poetic, Nick Sullivan, the men's style director at Esquire, said Tuesday evening before an elaborately theatrical Hugo Boss offering, with the magic of that Van Noten event amplified when shopkeepers rained rose petals on the models during the finale.
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But the highlight to us was the thrilling performance of the Gombey dancers, who don riotously colorful, elaborately tasseled costumes, painted masks and tall, feathered headdresses, and act out stories to the insistent beat of bass and snare drums, punctuated by shrill whistles.
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Until this past week, the order was led by the conservative and elaborately titled His Most Eminent Highness the Prince and Grand Master of the Order of Malta, Matthew Festing of Britain, a former Sotheby's representative who had taken a monastic oath.
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He has been helping the singers hone their roles — especially the star tenor Juan Diego Flórez, a bel canto specialist known for his high C's, who is singing the somewhat lower and less elaborately ornamented role of Alfredo for the first time.
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Chanel's elaborately staged ready-to-wear shows are a much-anticipated staple of the fashion calendar — and this one in Paris last fall was especially transporting: 80 barefoot models walked down a runway of sandy beach while waves lapped at their feet.
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In an effort to express disdain for worldly luxury and attachments, and to live rather in anticipation of the world to come, they forsook ornamentation, fineries, and elaborately decorated or dyed garments, and rather donned the plain and simple clothing of the poor.
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But these vessels, as the artist frequently titles them, are often so elaborately ornamented with riffs off their original models that they seem to be sitting on the opposite end of the Platonic ideal — transformed into art by the sheer inutility of their forms.
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This particular black tie attire may not be in the running to be her nuptial dress, but Hough should definitely consider incorporating some of the gown's gorgeous detailing, from the full skirt and off the shoulder neckline, to the elaborately beaded bust and embroidered skirt.
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At 17, Angela rebelled by taking up smoking, wearing tight skirts and swearing "openly and elaborately" (a colleague at the Croydon Advertiser said that he had "never heard a woman use the f-word in [his] life, but Angie did it all the time").
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Along with subtle nods to the current obsession with athletic dressing (crystal-strewn tank tops and elaborately beaded baseball jackets), which has apparently filtered up to the most rarified strata of the fashion world, they seemed like a bid for a younger, hipper audience. Why?
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The series will include performances by Bombay Jayashri, who trained as a Carnatic vocalist and became internationally known for the lullaby she sang in Ang Lee's 2012 film, "Life of Pi"; and the all-male Kerala Kalamandalam Kathakali Troupe performing an elaborately costumed dance drama.
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Not since Trump's own inauguration nearly two years ago have the full trappings of the presidency been as elaborately displayed as this week, when uniformed military bands, 21-gun salutes and color guards were rolled out for one of his predecessors and not for him.
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Because of this, we place an emphasis on not just relaxed garments like printed kaftans, blouses, tunics, dresses, soft waistcoats, and leggings, but also more formal and embellished pieces like double cape dresses, lace garments and skirts, and elaborately embroidered pieces covering all styles.
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It veered from hippie flares patchworked in denim, suede and velvet (also python, chintz and leopard), silver flowers and Navajo beading writhing up the sides, to elaborately embroidered silk kimonos and fringed capes, and an entire souk's worth of tiered, exotic-print, glimmering maxi dresses.
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The music, almost all of it produced by her invaluable collaborator Phoelix, is filled with the chord progressions of jazz and R&B, elaborately casual beats that always seem to be taking their time, and glimmering keyboards and warm synthesizer tones that echo Stevie Wonder.
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Though some familiar mechanics served as a base to build off of, the injection of elaborately scripted sequences that put you into the action, mature humor and genuinely engaging set piece-driven plot put Half-Life into its own special section of the stratosphere.
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In a town that in the 1950s served as an immigrant transit camp for Jewish Yemenites, members gathered in an elaborately decorated venue outfit to echo traditional life in Yemen, complete with a fake well and photographs of the new Yemeni immigrants in Israel.
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Ms. Harrison-Nelson is a retired schoolteacher and Big Queen of the Guardians of the Flame, one of the city's Mardi Gras Indian tribes, who wear elaborately beaded and feathered suits sewn by hand in a tradition that dates to at least the 1880s.
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All the better opportunity for a few straggling fans whose tickets were cocktail-only to take in the sight of Roger Federer, the tennis champion and longtime favorite of Ms. Wintour's, in a Gucci tuxedo whose jacket back was elaborately bedazzled with a rearing cobra.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Elaborately dressed cats and dogs and even a palm-sized sugar glider were among the animals blessed outside a Philippine mall on Sunday in celebration of the feast of Saint Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals and World Animal day.
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I bought them more or less in the order in which I enjoy them, following Browne down the elaborately filigreed labyrinths of his strange obsessions, on subjects as diverse as whether elephants have knees and what species of fish Jesus ate after the Resurrection.
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Daniel Wu plays Chong Tin-Po, who runs security at Sky One, a medical research company housed in a C.G.I. skyscraper looming above Hong Kong, an elaborately absurd effect that strains credulity every time it is included in a shot (which is frequently, alas).
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But the election board, which has the power to decide whether to order a new election, found that a Republican operative oversaw an elaborately concealed get-out-the-vote effort they came to believe was endemic with fraud and misconduct to benefit Mr. Harris.
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In addition to popular brands, including Rolex and Patek Philippe, Mr. Khoori also collects customized watches, a passion that began about seven years ago when he came across one by Jochen Benzinger, the German watchmaker who creates his own elaborately decorated timepieces and will engrave other brands.
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I think as long as we are continuing that value ... Not to say that everything we do has to be sort of this elaborately produced, super expensive to make masterpiece, but as long as we are keeping that front and center that we're leading the way.
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Built in 1923, it's called Queen Mary's Dollhouse, and it's elaborately detailed, with real electricity running through its wires to light up its tiny lamps, and real water running out of its tiny faucets; it has tiny flowers in its garden and tiny cars in its courtyard.
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The elaborately adorned water vessel and cover, referred to as a Tiger Ying because of the tiger decorations, was made between 1100 and 771 B.C. during the Western Zhou Dynasty with an estimated value of up to 160,000 pounds ($226,000), the auction house said on its website.
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Teresa González, along with her two sisters and daughter, had just left the Basilica where mass was held for the Presentation of Jesus at the Temple — a yearly event held 40 days after Christmas when the faithful bring elaborately dressed-up baby Jesus dolls to church.
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To mimic the shot on her cake, Kaling held her thumbs up alongside the elaborately decorated treat and smiled for the camera — but even though she sparkled and shined on her big day, it was Novak who completely stole the shot, which was shared to his Instagram.
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At any given minute, Lynch and Frost could swerve away from the narrative entirely to add a musical performance, or to spend a few poignant minutes with a recently departed castmember, or to mount an elaborately allegorical avant-garde exploration of how modernity has hastened humanity's fall.
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The birds do surface, whether in a small gaggle on a game square or as the playing tokens, but what really persists is the game's format, which yields a rich and captivating array of elaborately embellished boards that at first glance all seem like different games.
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One vivid example, addressed by the project's curator in her essay, is Wilson's inclusion of rough slave manacles, noted as having been made in Baltimore circa 1793–1872, in a case also displaying elaborately worked repoussé silver vessels, dated from a similar period of 1830–80.
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Robot' (USA, July 13) Last summer's most buzzy new series — a downbeat coming-of-age story elaborately welded to a downbeat techno-thriller — returns for its second season and adds Grace Gummer as an F.B.I. agent investigating the hack that has brought down the world's financial systems.
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Jacobs' gorgeously macabre collection was accented with a rather unexpected cameo, as well: a Canada Goose men's parka, which was (somehow) layered to the hilt in a look that involved an elaborately sequined ball skirt and plumes of black feathers protruding from the shoulder blades like wings.
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A year ago, Kyemah McEntyre, 19, conceived and sketched the floor-length bouffant gown she wore to her prom in East Orange, N.J., in homage to the dashiki, the elaborately patterned tunic widely adopted in this country in the 1960s as an emblem of black pride.
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By the 1930s, in colonial Shanghai and Hong Kong, the traditional Manchu male outfit had become feminized and stylized: The long gown was cut short and shaped to fit women's curves, elaborately printed or embroidered and turned into the dress commonly referred to as the qipao.
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Interestingly, it doesn't seem as if anyone is actually leaving, rather the positions are just being moved around elaborately to shift responsibility and give more management power to some emerging leaders at the company while getting some seasoned veterans at the company to tackle more emerging technologies.
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While the live close-ups of the actresses (camera: Robert Hanisch) add another level of intimacy, an elaborately nightmarish dream sequence threatens to overwhelm the actors' stellar work by giving a visual representation of the psychological breakdown that has already been beautifully suggested through word and gesture.
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At Valentino, for example, where Pierpaolo Piccioli seems to be getting better every season, and this time around went in two different directions, dipping into 1970s typeface for mini Macs and scarf dresses, and then switching it up for haute bohemia, with elaborately embroidered garden frocks.
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He paired a long tuxedo shirt in blush chiffon with some slouchy trousers and a cape-cum-tabard; another louche pair of black pants with an oversize white shirt and an elaborately pieced cape flowing from a cropped vest tossed on top — oh, this old thing?
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Then stop outside 15 Phoenix Road, the former home of Henry Croft, the orphan, street sweeper and rat catcher behind the "Pearly Kings and Queens" — a uniquely London working-class tradition, still going strong, that involves charitable fund-raising, inherited titles and elaborately pearl-bedecked garb.
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Mullally and Hunt, who are thirty years apart in age, cover songs that they choose together and which are choreographed by Mullally, while wearing elaborately identical outfits (that week: green Adidas tracksuits, yellow Sonic Youth "Goo" T-shirts, neckerchiefs, glasses) and von Trapp-style halo braids.
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Yet constantly in season two, the show itself seems on the verge of understanding the problems inherent in never questioning your rung, of saying, "Actually, some of this wasn't all that great," but it always stops itself just in time to bite into another elaborately constructed confection.
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SportsCenter show with Michael Smith — dubbed "The Six" — Hill and Smith played on a number of black pop culture tropes: Smith danced like "Hotline Bling" Drake, both hosts worked in dance moves to "It Takes Two," they dapped elaborately, and they even re-created A Different World's opening credits.
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Directed by Nora Twomey, who co-helmed The Secret of Kells, and animated by Ireland's Cartoon Saloon, home of Kells and Song of the Sea, The Breadwinner isn't as elaborately designed as those films, but is drawn with the same dizzying visual layers, vivid colors, and wild beauty.
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You know: maps in the front, appendices in the back, tiny type smushed in the ten-thousand-billion-page middle, all in the service of quests within quests full of unpronounceable place-names and esoteric magicks that, unless elaborately flashcarded, have no chance of sticking in the feeble memory.
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The model posed for the camera mid-bike ride, wearing an elaborately bejeweled bra (which bears a striking resemblance to the Fantasy Bra worn at last season's Victoria's Secret runway show by Jasmine Tookes), teamed with a pair of high-waisted blue iridescent hot pants with a thong bottom.
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And it was evident in the elaborately embellished velvet and tulle trains flowing from the jewel-bedecked shoulders of Elie Saab's evening confections — made in miniature for little girls, too, and inspired, the designer said, by an Empire State of mind (he's opening a New York flagship soon).
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Its structure is an elaborately constructed concoction that winds itself as tight as it possibly can in its first half, then unleashes all of that pent-up energy in a second half that never once pauses for breath yet still manages to cram in a full musical sequence.
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A few years ago, he had a brush with fame, or at least the antiquarian bookseller's version of it, when he and a colleague announced the discovery of an elaborately annotated 1580 dictionary they hypothesized might have belonged to Shakespeare (a claim that has been met with respectful skepticism).
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CreditCreditJohn Duricka/Associated Press WASHINGTON — In September 1994, as President Bill Clinton signed the new Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act in an elaborately choreographed ceremony on the south lawn of the White House, Joseph R. Biden Jr. sat directly behind the president's lectern, flashing his trademark grin.
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Like Ms. Pucci and many upper-class Florentines, Ms. Corsini is also a lifelong fan of the table linens and elaborately embroidered granny-style nightclothes (for both men and women: Gucci before Gucci) sold at Loretta Caponi, a carriage-trade linen shop whose daunting prices might alarm lesser mortals.
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After her 1968 masterpiece (and commercial flop) "The Delta Sweete," a borderline psych-folk concept album haunted by death and spirituality, she veered toward blander pop, but she took over songwriting and production for her last album, "Patchwork," in 1971, a suite of elaborately orchestrated character-study songs.
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Moving a shark 100 yards across a construction site at the New York Aquarium to its gleaming new home is a different kind of undertaking altogether: an elaborately choreographed production requiring cranes, trucks, canvas slings and people in wet suits willing to grapple with animals with big scary teeth.
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The sumptuously colored 18-inch-high canvas, showing an elaborately dressed woman and a maidservant in a Moorish interior, had been in a Paris apartment until the private collector who owned it, suspecting it might be a Delacroix, reached out to the French art dealer Philippe Mendes in 2018.
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Given access to the coast by newly built railways, genteel women from the cities would roam beaches, foraging, picking and identifying (though there is no record of them eating), then pressing and labeling samples of "ocean flowers" in elaborately bound albums that were part sentimental keepsake, part scientific record.
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Thus, when a label like Brioni decides to celebrate its 75th anniversary with an elaborately staged presentation in a Renaissance palace and follow it with a seated dinner, the risk is the effort will come off as counterintuitive theater, something as forced and creaky as an Elvis revival.
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The ornate structure opened in 1880 as a boarding school for girls, and it had incarnations as a casino, a bordello, a nightclub run by the jazz clarinetist Peanuts Hucko and an Italian restaurant before the Anschutz family acquired it, restoring its elaborately painted ceiling and adding period furnishings.
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I was amazed by the concentration of elaborately connected structures in his drawings, especially those as large as "AnWaHaSoGrMoVaWiCr," and, simultaneously, wondered if this is our future: network upon network of forms that help ensure both the continuity of human life and the further, irreversible destruction of nature.
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Departing from tradition, she mixes different services together, and whimsically groups pieces: a Harlequin admires himself in a reflective, chrome-coated plaster mold; a court jester converses with a small but robust lidded pot; a gilded cup with pointed handles seems to reach out toward a bowl with elaborately curling handles.
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Much of the humor in "4th Man Out" comes from the broadly drawn ancillary characters, like Martha, a fanatically churchgoing neighbor who's always at the door, offering up muffins, her niece and, ultimately, pamphlets for a sexual orientation conversion camp that arrive accompanied by an elaborately decorated Virgin Mary sheet cake.
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There's a faint possibility Musk could be setting up an elaborately bizarre prank a week in advance of April Fool's Day or just joking around in general—though the Boring Company notes in its FAQ that it wants to find something productive to do with all the earth it digs up.
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Just as sweeping hair up and back offered a more ideal lens for Etro's romantic Renaissance ribboned chokers or the elaborately embellished necklines at Marchesa, it also makes room for the funnel-necked sweaters and copious blanket scarves currently dominating winter wardrobes — a style for all seasons in the truest sense.
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Discovered off the steps of the Aztec's holiest temple during the reign of the empire's most powerful ruler, the sacrificial offerings also include a young boy, dressed to resemble the Aztec war god and solar deity, and a set of flint knives elaborately decorated with mother of pearl and precious stones.
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The Florida Georgia Line singer, 30, and his pregnant wife Hayley revealed the sex of their first child on the way in a Dirt Bikes or Diamonds party Thursday, where the inside of the elaborately decorated on-theme cake by Nashville, Tennessee-based bakery Crumb de la Crumb was dyed blue.
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But unlike Judd's work in steel and concrete, where endurance is central to form, Burnham's buildings — elaborately engineered and carefully conceived in relationship to each other — are simultaneously substantial and ephemeral; with army-green canvas roofs tied by nylon ropes, it's obvious that these stilted structures are cast as provisional.
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I would think of this bed often a year later, after he became seriously ill, and my brothers and sister and I had to start fathering our father, anxiously watching him as he slept fitfully in a series of enormous, elaborately mechanized contraptions that hardly seemed like beds at all.
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And no artist shone brighter, or better commanded the street as a stage, or made more transformative use of trash, than Varble (1946-84), whose elaborately costumed guerrilla appearances in galleries, museums and luxury boutiques took aim at an early version of the gentrifying, monetizing art industry we know today.
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In an elaborately produced nighttime presentation by its chief executive, Elon Musk, Tesla on Thursday unveiled a prototype for a battery-powered, nearly self-driving semi truck that the company said would prove more efficient and less costly to operate than the diesel trucks that now haul goods across the country.
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My film students teared up at "Bicycle Thieves" and then were both puzzled and amused when I showed them the opening of "After the Fox," an elaborately silly 1966 caper comedy starring Peter Sellers that seems worlds away from "Thieves" but was also, as it happens, directed by De Sica.
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Down a stairwell oozing with the funk of brined cheese rinds and garlic-doused salami (the source: a dry aging room with cheeses nesting in hay and cured hams swinging from hooks) was a serious wine cellar tricked out with elaborately carved doors and wooden beams culled from centuries-old homes.
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For those not familiar with Konapun videos, what you are watching is a person using a toy kit to elaborately and meticulously construct a tiny replica of a pizza, or hamburger, or chicken nuggets, or an ice cream sundae, or whatever other thing of cuteness happens to be on the menu.
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Naturally, the teen arrived wearing a dress straight from the designer's Resport 2017 collection, a neon purple, elaborately ruffled handkerchief dress with a high collar and what appears to be a matching crop top and skirt, but is in fact one dress connected by a large, single, gold zipper down her back.
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When it was over the attendant opened a door in the other side of the cubicle from where I'd entered and let me out into a huge room elaborately decorated to resemble an IRL manifestation of the animation's summery dreamworld, where the Chainsmokers would perform on what looked like a grassy hill.
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Cavernous red-brick rooms where skilled craftsmen once labored on elaborately hand-carved custom pieces — woodworking treasures that today can be found in museums and in the White House — were now packed with young people who spent long days cold-calling prospects, racing to meet tough monthly quotas, with algorithms measuring their productivity.
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Some of these scenes may only be experienced by a handful of audience members, like the elaborately dressed curators Maude and Carol salivating over the potential to steal a prized artifact when questioned on morality by Dr. Vernon, or a stage where two puppets act out a fatal day on New Galapagos.
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His daring, elaborately imagined homes — he loved unusual shapes and made ample use of found materials — are often dismissed by cultural mandarins as overly futuristic and corny, but they possess a warmth, an earthiness and a wild ingenuity that serve as an antidote to the soberly luxurious, the pared down and the austere.
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It was lovely — royal purple splashed with a gold scripted rendering of the saint's name, draped in swathes of black satin — and it was sandwiched between piles of baptismal lace and tulle; watery fisherman knits and oyster satin slithers; elaborately embroidered cross-topped sacred hearts: the semiology of prayer, loss and rebirth.
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Or it might be something outlandish and bewitching, like fashion designer Jun Takahashi's elaborately constructed and composed fall collection, a plucked-from-a-fairy-tale assemblage of puffer-jacketed nuns, feather-headdressed knights and a queen in a shocking-pink skirt of honeycombed silk organza, her hair dressed into two fat ram's horns.
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Characters snort cocaine in dance clubs; have meaningless sex; order silly-sounding, elaborately named fusion dishes at overpriced restaurants; and recite designer clothing labels (in the facile, amusing number "You Are What You Wear") as if they were holy mantras, and make fun of those who are less of-the-minute than they are.
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And putting sports like judo, tennis, soccer, fencing and basketball on cable during prime time represents a new opportunity for viewers who prefer those sports or do not want to see the same core of elaborately produced sports that dominate NBC in prime time, like swimming, diving, gymnastics, beach volleyball and track and field.
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Among many other standouts, a triptych centering on an elaborately ensconced Virgin and Child (220-225) reflects the influence of van Eyck's infinite realism and his banishment of the Gothic gold that is so gloriously evident elsewhere in the show, especially in "Saint Michael Vanquishing the Devil," an altarpiece panel made in Aragon around 2212.
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But on Wednesday the New York dealer Van de Weghe did sell an elaborately detailed 1986 Jean-Michel Basquiat drawing with an asking price of $2.2 million, and the London-based old master dealership Moretti Fine Art found a buyer for a little circa 1400 Florentine painting, "Christ at the Column," priced at $200,000.
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Amid the parade of yakitori at Le Rigmarole, Compagnon and Yang present pasta that shows a clear debt to Italy while resembling no codified recipe; even their noodle shapes and names — cushioni, for ravioli that look like doll pillows; faniciulle, from the Italian word for maidens, elaborately folded like demure hoods — are the chefs' inventions.
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On Saturday, Isabella Rossellini will lead a talk before a screening of Lynch's Blue Velvet (1986), and on Sunday, after Naomi Watts discusses transcendental meditation at 11am, photographer Gregory Crewdson will be on hand to discuss a new short documentary about the casting process for his elaborately produced (and, some might say, Lynchian) images.
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But I will say, if there is any indication from Lynch's past works, dreamy scenes set in elaborately constructed static places—say, the Lost Highway Hotel, Club Silencio in Mulholland Drive, Room 47 in Inland Empire, the torture factory in "Premonitions"—tend to be gateways between reality and the dream world, where a character is trying to hide.
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In front of the wood-burning fireplace, are a pair of club chairs conducive to a tête-à-tête; they pivot to become part of a central seating area that includes a high-backed Belgian sofa from the 1920s with an elaborately carved frame, and two antique wooden armchairs, one from Brazil and the other from England.
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What it says about the future: This particular form of visual wizardry, with real people's faces mapped onto all sorts of unreal things, is becoming a lot more common and familiar lately, and it's likely to keep coming up as a shorthanded way of making all sorts of fantasy beasties feel more elaborately acted and recognizably human.
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Yet once he stood and bowed "elaborately," the "spell was broken" by his "typical educated Englishman" pronunciation, and familiar words of "presiding officers the world over," assuring the viewers that this was a human-made being under their control, even if the 35,000 volts of electricity powering his movement threw blue sparks from his gaping maw.
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He's kept in such peak physical form after all these years thanks to a state-of-the-art gym (located right off of his elaborately-decorated foyer) and grueling workout regimen — he does four "clothes rack" reps a day and intense interval training (which includes staring in the mirror "for 3 to 4 minutes out of every 10").
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No matter how a King Vader video starts, or who the cast of characters is, it always ends the same way—the Power Rangers thwart a bank robbery, the Walking Dead crew fight off a hoard of zombies or Naruto and Sasuke finally meet face to face—then it's time for an elaborately shot dance break.
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But there's an even better way for Zelensky to regain his voice: He should be bold and adopt the aggressive approach of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who in 2015 made an elaborately planned end-run around the Obama White House to speak directly to the American public in an address before a joint session of Congress.
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It also contained plenty of things I'd hoped to never encounter: most notably roving live actors, known as "scareactors" (rhymes with "characters"), trained to sneak up on you when you're innocently passing through one of the park's five elaborately themed "scare zones" — or, if you're foolish enough, when you enter one of its ten, incredibly immersive haunted houses.
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Though my best friend at the time drove a black Chrysler LeBaron convertible with a butterscotch leather interior, she also lived in a beautiful limestone mansion from the 1920s that, not unlike Castle Howard — the real-life setting for the "Brideshead" adaptation — sat at the end of a long white-gravel driveway behind elaborately rococo iron gates.
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