Included are festooned halo braids and an impressive snowman updo.
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It is festooned in candles and seasonal flowers and fruits.
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The downstairs was festooned with pine sconces, ornaments, and bows.
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It's festooned with LIDAR, ostensibly to capture street-level 3D imagery.
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Macs don't come festooned with wacky stickers advertising the chips inside.
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All are heavily festooned with moving, blinking, and highly invasive ads.
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Stone steps festooned with flowers fill the screen with rural morning.
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Lincoln was and remains a town festooned in Scarlet and Cream.
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Streets were festooned with candidates' posters and Hezbollah's signature yellow flags.
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I wore a nice floral sundress festooned with flowers — lovely, right?
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Today's puzzle is festooned with animals, or rather, parts of animals.
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Early in the show, they festooned a platform at center stage.
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Early Kindles were festooned with buttons; one had an entire keyboard.
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In this world, a mermaid's tail is festooned with rubber gloves.
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His office is festooned with decades-old magazine covers featuring himself.
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News, Webster got her a butterfly choker festooned with diamonds in August.
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The Favourite is a beautifully festooned Ladurée macaron laced with deadly arsenic.
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But the cowboy hat–festooned contestants take their fast-talking pretty seriously.
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An ambulance festooned with rose petals brought Qadri's body to the funeral.
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Streets with heavy foot traffic festooned with handmade political posters and murals.
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The severed bloodied head was wrapped in cellophane and festooned with ribbons.
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A recent campaign from Chanel featured Willow Smith festooned in Afrofuturistic jewels.
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The interior of the tent is festooned with tiny Union Jack pennants.
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Each performed for an hour in a flower-festooned, block-long tent.
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Unlike London, Washington is not festooned with grand offices to run the colonies.
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This year's McDonald's holiday cup is festooned with cosy mittens, snowflakes and stars.
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Golden statues of the saints stood next to a crucifix festooned with pearls.
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Who in fashion's flock could forget Lady Gaga's Kermit the Frog-festooned jacket?
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He was also an incorrigible ironist who festooned his scores with unperformable instructions.
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The room, festooned with photographs and postcards, was a jungle of tangled wires.
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Noel posted pictures of Patterson in a garden house festooned for the occasion.
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Covered, festooned, riddled with all the toppings one would expect in an everything bagel.
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Enthusiastic fans festooned the streets of Toronto wearing Raptors red, purple, black and white.
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Those viewfinders are festooned with pucks, handsized globs of plastic that broadcast infrared signals.
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Neighbors found her laying in a parking lot, the house festooned with bullet holes.
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Main thoroughfares of the city were festooned with banners and posters welcoming him home.
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We looked down at a long table festooned with flowers, birds, and stuffed animals.
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Outside its Emirates Stadium, a van had been festooned with messages demanding Wenger's departure.
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Trump greeted guests at tables draped in gold and festooned with feathery white plumes.
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It's not festooned with garish treatments to the case: it's just matte black almost everywhere.
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In a few weeks, those same people would be festooned with costumes amid audacious floats.
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Yawn. Even those glitzy, glitter-festooned graduation caps are getting a little played out, right?
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There are only so many eyeliner-festooned bands one can name as a musical genre.
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You probably remember the crust punks of your high school fairly festooned in the things.
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Kensington Palace -- where Diana lived -- was festooned with banners, posters and flowers commemorating her death.
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At Opening Ceremony, Carol Lim and Humberto Leon festooned white winkle-pickers in kinky hardware.
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The walls were festooned with dozens of photographs that seemed to twin innocence and experience.
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Across the road, a woodsy marsh encircled by trees is festooned with brightly painted birdhouses.
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Every shot looks like a perfected pastry confection, full of pastels and richly festooned ornaments.
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They sat on a red love seat, next to a busy staircase festooned with tinsel.
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And her husband was impressed — it was festooned with dreidels and blue and silver ornaments.
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The ship, festooned with red national flags and banners, then stopped next to the dock.
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And then it happens: someone comes back from the bar brandishing a Jägerbomb festooned tray.
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Kids will ride in small town parades, their bikes festooned with red, white and blue bunting.
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These were the New Age '80s punk, non-traditional styles, festooned on jackets, cardboard, and jeans.
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The gate is festooned with random kitschy signs, seemingly reclaimed from a series of junky bars.
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Paranormal romances will still be festooned with topless men who may or may not have fangs.
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More importantly ... Whoopi was festooned in duds that are hard to describe, but pretty damn awesome!
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The collarless jacket, festooned with multicolored, 3-D flowers, is from the label's fall 2017 collection.
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Beijing is festooned with red banners urging citizens to "resolutely root out black and evil forces".
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A woman pulled down balloon-festooned signs advertising an open house for a three-bedroom condo.
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It can put you up in a 3-bedroom dome or a house festooned with mirrors.
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The lovely balcony of her apartment is festooned with geraniums, which, Ms. Sellam notes, repel mosquitoes.
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Canada's chemical companies put together a psychedelic Kaleidoscope pavilion, its exterior festooned with waving multicolored fins.
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It arrived on Friday to a jubilant household, festooned with "WELCOME HOME!" banner and more balloons.
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All come festooned with a salty olive on a skewer instead of the traditional orange slice.
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The packaging, too, is Instagram-worthy: white boxes festooned with elegant line drawings by Mr. Campbell.
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Sometimes it feels like, no matter where you look, PC gaming equipment is festooned with RGB lighting.
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The commercial, "Built Not Bought," is a highly polished, beautifully scored, Americana festooned four minute short film.
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From her tidy, bright kitchen festooned with children's drawings, she regularly hosts a self-produced internet program.
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War criminals-turned-liberal heroes are festooned with book and TV contracts, podcasts and op-ed perches.
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It should never be festooned, drawn back, nor up, in folds, but always allowed to fall free.
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Her design blog, the Glam Pad, champions the sort of highly-festooned interiors favored by Mr. Buatta.
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It made quite the charming first impression, all festooned with lights and a tree right out front.
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The owner of a bar festooned with Spanish flags and frequented by xenophobes is, in fact, Chinese.
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Sanatornaya Shkola No. 1 near Vorkuta looks drab from outside, but inside its festooned with colorful Nenets prints.
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This thing is festooned with power outlets, USB ports, bungee cords, cameras, and other assorted bells and whistles.
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Therapists were performance coaches, all goals were presented as optimization issues, and Rebels paraphernalia festooned the TOPPS offices.
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Wood beads part to reveal the kitchen, and the entryway is also festooned with tinsel and Hawaiian flowers.
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The Indian pointed to the captain's instep, festooned with a golden buckle and inlaid with mother-of-pearl.
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Always, she wears a harness, festooned with flickering green lights, that a safety-conscious night jogger might envy.
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There was "Defend the 2nd," a Facebook page for gun-rights supporters, festooned with firearms and tough rhetoric.
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Miss Georgia had Coca-Cola bottles on her shoes and Miss Mississippi festooned hers with hot air balloons.
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Israeli flags festooned the balconies of apartments scattered through the Muslim Quarter now inhabited by nationalist religious Jews.
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Vendors in Bangkok's Chinatown, where the streets are festooned with red lanterns, are preparing for the peak period.
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Fornés describes these two characters' eyes as "reddish and watery," their necks and faces as festooned with warts.
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A shock of hair, festooned with chunky highlights, is currently barreling toward Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
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Two centuries of calumny have created sympathy for the musical devil: I found Salieri's grave festooned with bouquets.
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This version is most definitely a cake: a fluffy, festooned pile of shaggy coconut and caramelized, buttery banana.
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There were game efforts at internationalism; speeches were subtitled and the hall festooned with a rainbow of national flags.
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The dangling sculptures were made from found scraps and festooned with objects donated by Mr. Cruzvillegas's friends and associates.
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One zombie-smashing game used a Leap Motion, while a huge "magic dance wall" mirrored and festooned your motions.
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The dining and bar cars are jaw-droppers, festooned with Art Deco stained glass, intricate marquetry and Lalique crystal.
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The birthday girl also took a some portraits alongside festive pink and purple balloons festooned with her trademark butterfly.
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In Madrid, unionists drape their homes in the national flag, while Barcelona apartment buildings are festooned with Catalan flags.
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Any article of clothing festooned with rape inferences is just unacceptable, but this particular item adds victim-blaming undertones.
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The doors for those cars are labeled "women cars" in pink Chinese characters and festooned with illustrations of blossoms.
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The Midtown rooftop was festooned with strings of lights, and featured a spectacular view of the Empire State Building.
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Festooned and stacked in front of the photograph is a panoply of toys in a dizzying array of pinks.
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At some bars, the hand dryer, like the rest of the bathroom, is festooned with graffiti and bumper stickers.
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Many are decorated with a mix of plastic flowers and live plants, and festooned with photographs of the dead.
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Google partnered with third-party companies earlier this year on screen-festooned speakers with the Google Assistant voice interface.
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The long-suffering feminist heroine would make history not in a festooned lovefest but in a dreary, mechanical slog.
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"We love you both sooo much," they later wrote to their parents in an email festooned with heart emojis.
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There are leaves to rake, scary movies to watch, and houses to be festooned with acres of spiderweb simulacra.
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Sometimes the opening days of New York Fashion Week felt like an exercise in sliding down brightly festooned wormholes.
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The space was festooned with (non-lethal) props, and was designed to look like castle halls — complete with battlements.
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The show concludes with a work left unfinished, festooned with masking-taped guidelines, on the day of Davis's death.
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Since the vintage subway line runs during the holidays, it's festooned with Christmas wreaths on the back and front:
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Voters cooled themselves at the Independence Day parade Mr. Min attended with paper fans festooned with Mr. Royce's name.
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But the marquee attraction is the well-preserved ancient town, brushed mustard yellow and festooned with colorful silk lanterns.
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He's a Sixers fan, festooned in a Dr. J. jersey and a winter cap with a ball on top.
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They were playing "Girl from Ipanema" as I walked through the double doors, festooned with tiny red paper hearts.
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The two stars have to answer genuinely challenging quiz questions - both verbally and written - while festooned with golden retriever puppies.
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A cheery and unoppressively hip diner festooned with the photographic images of visiting celebrities, from Bill Clinton to Mike Ditka.
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While still a student, he traded in his paint brushes for spray guns and festooned his canvases with found objects.
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The cup is festooned with an illustration of the city's infamous Strip, minus the crowds, the casinos, and the hangover.
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If you drive past a cemetery during the holidays, you'll likely see graves festooned with holiday decorations and seasonal trinkets.
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The road it sits on, opposite the national football stadium, is lined with buildings festooned with political flags and posters.
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In Madrid, unionists drape their homes in the national flag, while many Barcelona apartment buildings are festooned with Catalan flags.
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But lush, ornate ribbons of language are festooned over the bones of story, turning it into something rich and dizzying.
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Click here to view original GIFGif source: YouTubeThe depths of the ocean are festooned with the most nightmarish creatures imaginable.
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The levy will charge visitors of the lagoon-festooned city a season-dependent fee between €2.50 (~$2615) to €2000 (~$220).
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Festooned in wreaths and lights lining the eaves, this house's front lawn is watched over by a festive holiday jester.
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Sitting in front of a giant Confederate flag hung beneath an antler-festooned chandelier, Al gets real with his cousin.
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Jane Greenwood, Tony-nominated for this revival, festooned this hat with metallic-colored feathers, ribbon, tulle, netting and artificial flowers.
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But he did dress for the occasion; he was spotted on the South Lawn wearing a tie festooned with bunnies.
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Much of the rest of Mr. Zaks's production charges at us like a prancing elephant, festooned in shades of pink.
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These gardens are as richly worked as embroidered tapestries, festooned with formal terraces, hedges, pools and all manner of statuary.
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Festooned in wreaths and lights lining the eaves, this house's front lawn is watched over by a festive holiday jester.
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Pakistan is cracking down on Valentine's Day, with some provinces even placing an outright ban on cards festooned with hearts.
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On the night of the show, she arrived in a black tux pantsuit, her hair and shoulders festooned with gold glitter.
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But it's been a while since I've seen a device as festooned with neat quirks as the Lenovo Yoga Book C930.
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But it's been a while since I've seen a device as festooned with neat quirks as the Lenovo Yoga Book C210.
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City streets are festooned with flags, banners and billboards of Erdogan and the AKP, far outnumbering the other candidates&apos posters.
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Even the skyscrapers carry a visible flavor, the sleek glass towers festooned with motifs and embellishments that make them truly Wakandan.
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Fortunately, she snapchatted it all for us to see, starting with a tour of her balloon-and-streamer festooned hotel room.
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Trump spoke to troops gathered in a dining hall festooned with holiday decorations and teased soldiers about their favorite football teams.
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In Milan, Gucci's models were outnumbered by audience members wearing Michele's fur-lined house slippers, chinoiserie jackets and foliage-festooned accessories.
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Along with the parades and rainbow-festooned marketing, this could be an excellent time to educate the public about continued discrimination.
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Tents were festooned with Swiss flags, and entire fan groups and families were outfitted in red "Federer is Betterer"-type gear.
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The movie is festooned with cameos from the superstars of the time, from Shelley Winters to Sal Mineo to John Wayne.
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Their tents and barricades are festooned with banners accusing Mr. Poroshenko and his business pals of thieving while soldiers are dying.
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When International Olympic Committee members arrived in Prague to vote, they found the city festooned with blue-and-white Samsung banners.
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The narrow room festooned in old press clippings is perpetually crowded, and good cheer prevails at shared tables and counter stools.
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The corners of the box were festooned with cute little balls of rice topped by thin strips of salmon and yellowtail.
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He described a walled settlement, large enough to have once housed 30,000 people, that was festooned with elaborate carvings of monkeys.
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Suddenly, a feral cat pounces out from some nearby brush, narrowly missing a flock member's feather plume-festooned head with a paw.
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By a front entrance, there was a Comme des Garçons jacket festooned with a furry ladybug pattern priced at a cool $5,023.
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Now, cars much like it were parked throughout the Pitti fairgrounds, festooned with all manner of cheap and irresistibly gaudy art junk.
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Banja Luka, capital of the 'Republika Srpska', was festooned with national red, blue and white flags and billboards that read "Srpska celebrates".
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Like Humbert and Lolita, we stopped in restaurants festooned with "EAT" signs and sticky counters with sugar-drunk flies wobbling off them.
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Trees outside the field in Ghatkopar were festooned with political banners, suggesting that the camp was the creation of a benevolent government.
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The set, a brightly decorated partial house festooned with rickrack and ball fringe, was inspired by her real-life West Village apartment.
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You'll float past the Gillette Castle, the Goodspeed Opera House, and the Haddam Swing Bridge, all festooned in the season's brilliant colors.
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The rainbow-festooned H&M having a manufacturing plant in China, a country with a history of anti-LGBTQ legislation, is another.
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The spacecraft is about the size of a bulky, oddly shaped refrigerator, festooned not with magnets but with mysterious nozzles and connectors.
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" She points out the brick fireplace, which is festooned with Christmas lights in May, and a placard bearing the words "FLOWER CHILDREN.
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He invited an audience to dress in stylish formal wear and attend a theatrical "funeral" ceremony in a grand, ornately-festooned palace.
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I wondered if, with nominal effort, our house could get into the holiday spirit, festooned with something more than a cursory wreath.
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The building is now festooned with air-conditioning ducts to dry it out, a process that is expected to take another month.
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A competitor started a service named Lyft that allowed drivers to use their personal cars, sometimes festooned with a playful pink mustache.
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His uniform is festooned with epaulets and honors, even as the civil war he is waging has stalled into a bloody stalemate.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — The gates of the University of Puerto Rico are chained shut and festooned with protest signs and students' desks.
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The corridor walls were festooned with framed images of President Bush mingling with the troops or chunking a baseball at Yankee Stadium.
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A silver AMG racecar festooned with Linkin Park decals wended its way around a racetrack, Bennington whooping in exhilaration in the passenger seat.
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She also killed it in this lemon-festooned Dolce & Gabbana number, for further evidence that she has one of the finest closets around.
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The walls and back bar are festooned with books and vintage regalia: bottles, framed pictures and lamps in the shape of tall ships.
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Included will be tours with actual street artists and being taken to paint on the West Bank Wall, already festooned with political graffiti.
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"Let's have harmony with each other from now on," said the president, from a podium festooned with Iraqi as well as Kurdish flags.
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Sources involved in the planning tell TMZ, Trump's pet project is the Big Apple Ball, which will be festooned with every NYC icon.
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Really, there are way more important things to talk about, like: which of the two cobweb-festooned prior winners had the better team?
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If you've been holding on to those J-zipper-festooned hoodies, here's the perfect opportunity to dig them out on a weekly basis.
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In Zimbabwe, women can lay claim to a tree festooned with mopane worms simply by tying a piece of bark to the trunk.
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The walls of his house are festooned with pictures of his younger and prettier self—Grant, of course, in his doe-eyed days.
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The visitors' dressing room, which trainers have festooned with dozens of Penguins logos and motivational sayings, has become a familiar place to him.
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Caption: Early prototypes of VR hardware used neoprene surfing suits embroidered with wires, large gloves festooned with electronic components, and modified swimming goggles.
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I had been married before and purchased a gorgeous, peacock feather-festooned lehenga, the two-piece bridal gown native to North India, online.
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He wore a bright suit festooned with red apples and a fake snake with an apple in its mouth wrapped around his neck.
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A D.J. is spinning dance hall tracks at a bar festooned with strings of multicolored balloons and draped with rose-pink metallic fringe.
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A prototype version, shown off at Arm's headquarters in Cambridge, looks like a stiffer-than-usual piece of tape festooned with circuit traces.
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The steep, mirror-lined staircase descends into a gilded lounge festooned with gold banquettes, disco balls, a taxidermied zebra and a stripper pole.
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Banja Luka, the Serb Republic capital, was festooned with Serb red, blue and white flags and billboards that read "Right to Celebrate". Jan.
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Just between you and me, the clues are fairly easy and we are given the letter counts of the entire, vowel-festooned entry.
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He painted repeated pictures, in an Impressionist style, of Manhattan avenues festooned for victory parades: a world composed entirely of confetti and flags.
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She wore a straw hat festooned with daisies and a gold-starred blue tabard that she had sewn herself from an E.U. flag.
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There's the plane, festooned with sensors, its wings hanging with golden prongs, razor-sharp to capture frozen cloud droplets without shattering those nearby.
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They work at an anchor desk festooned with NFL logos, video screens and props, including a football and helmets of the two teams.
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It is festooned with Baccarat chandeliers, gilded moldings, and wood-paneled rooms — all which may not appeal to today's more simplicity-minded rich.
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For a musical reset, walk across the street to the flower-festooned cemetery that serves as the final resting place of Johnny Hallyday.
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He's a big guy, and he removed his blazer and XXL oxford shirt to reveal his torso, which is festooned with homemade tattoos.
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The prize freebie is the Congregational Church's "Rose Sunday" concert (July 14 this year), when the 1834 sanctuary is festooned with wild roses.
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Everyone piled out of the Sprinter and walked in the direction of Basquiat's nondescript headstone, a popular attraction that was festooned with flowers.
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Here, the festooned lightbulbs represent Ara, a constellation identified by Ptolemy, a 2nd-century astronomer; their varying luminosity reflects the brightness of each star.
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An avid gardener and horticulturalist, Kanodia flew in exotic plants and trees from India and festooned the grounds with rolling lawns and hanging gardens.
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Now his Nokia feels festooned with needless buttons, encumbered with a solitary horn of an antenna and a dim gritty window of a screen.
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The plaza has been festooned in flowers arranged in the shape of the Korean peninsula to "create a conducive environment," a city official said.
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The rest of the Ground Station is festooned with physical buttons, switches and dials, a number of them duplicating the on-screen software options.
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The town is festooned with protest banners: "Opposed to THAAD with our lives" and "We must not pass the waves on to our young".
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And she came home one day horrified to discover that her mother and stepfather had festooned their house in Hollywood with Richard Nixon paraphernalia.
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As you come in from the outside, [two of the walls are] festooned with about 20 famous and infamous San Franciscans, past and present.
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For a festive installation at the London antiques dealer Jamb, Grayson festooned her display with a cerise marigold garland made from recycled Indian plastic.
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It was then festooned with mushroom-shaped meringues and almond paste cut as leaves to resemble a wooden log freshly chopped from the forest.
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He and the new Orhan were visiting the older Orhan's grave, festooned with his picture, to plant an olive tree in front of it.
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Irate customers have festooned Combatant Gentlemen's social media pages with angry complaints over lengthy shipment delays, or not getting what they ordered at all.
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"I'm a Republican and a conservative and I'm challenging Trump in the primary," he announced to a Trump supporter festooned in campaign-themed clothing.
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To passers-by, in her bear-size brown overcoat, white ruff blouse, and a hat festooned with flowers, she was just another New Yorker.
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With a terrified expression on her face, Karen ran with the ugly stroller, her feet festooned with Band-Aids, toward police cars up ahead.
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In English soccer, 26 of the 44 teams that compete in the sport's top echelons wear shirts festooned with the names of bookmaking sites.
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Noses and mouths comprise simple geometric shapes, cones and spheres and half moons, while the towering brows are festooned with designs of startling intricacy.
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About a hundred yards down the road a more vocal band, their cars and trucks festooned in "Trump 2020" banners and flags, honked and chanted.
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The gloom is evident on the streets of Kemang, a ritzy neighborhood in south Jakarta where opulent homes are now festooned with "for-rent" signs.
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FIFTH AVENUE in New York is the most expensive stretch of retail property in the world, now festooned with lights in the approach to Christmas.
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Thousands of people, many carrying flowers, marched in a funeral procession around the capital with Koirala's body mounted on a truck festooned with marigold garlands.
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Usually, when we do a calculation in QCD, a host of complicated Feynman diagrams—festooned with many gluon lines—make important contributions to the answer.
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From illuminated billboards in bustling Bangkok to portraits in offices and millions of rural homes, Thailand is festooned with images of the jazz-loving king.
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On a recent public holiday girls in black headscarves cycled cheerfully around the Haroon mosque, one of Bangkok's oldest, which was festooned with royal flags.
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And his nascent administration, which is festooned with Goldman Sachs veterans and conservative ideologues, is coming as a sharp surprise to many of his supporters.
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A hairstyle that was at once surprising and totally true to the actress's free spirit persona: classic Hollywood waves, festooned with a crown of butterflies.
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ELECTRICITY pylons on the long, barren highway leading north of Whyalla, an industrial city in the state of South Australia, are festooned with campaign posters.
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Most candidates' campaign posters bore their names or smiling faces, but Mr. Duterte had festooned the entire country with images of fists, his signature symbol.
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Standing alongside his wife Melania, festooned in sequins, and his 11-year-old son Barron, Trump instead invited reporters to join him at the party.
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African gods appear, masked and festooned in raffia, but intermission arrives without a strong sense of crisis, of what is at stake in the story.
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Issa Mahmoud's Chevrolet was festooned with small black flags bearing the Raptors' logo or the team's "We The North" slogan, clipped onto its side windows.
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The three locations where the shootings took place were within the cobblestone-paved market, where many small wooden stalls line the streets, festooned with decorations.
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She made her first such work in 21960, and soon was producing hexagon-shaped reliefs festooned with mirrors that fractured viewers' reflections into uncanny multiples.
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I'm always amazed at how whole streets of Kolkata, India, for instance, become festooned with the colors of beloved South American sides Argentina and Brazil.
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"This is the first show I'd want to see again," he said, as we retired to the lobby, which was gaily festooned with SpongeBob memorabilia.
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On the way, opposite a chicken coop with a roof festooned in flowering potted plants, Saran Sabah stood with her 18-year-old daughter, Amal.
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Yet another space featured a DJ playing disco tracks and walls festooned with neon-painted artwork by students from the city's University of Applied Arts.
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Military personnel in uniform, fighter jet flyovers, field-size flags, and red, white and blue festooned N.F.L. jerseys have become part of the game's landscape.
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Several flyers, festooned with clip art of champagne bottles and googly eyes, announced that tonight was his birthday ("So When You See Him Bottoms Up").
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Made of black vegan suede with two heavy silver chains for straps, the front was festooned with glittery resin gems of all shapes and colors.
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Festooned with critical praise, the band, led by the producer and wit James Murphy, had never reached higher than No. 10 on the Billboard chart.
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"Their support was completely unwavering," Amy Sherman-Palladino, the show's creator, said of Amazon from the stage while wearing a top hat festooned with feathers.
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The front door was festooned with graffiti and stickers; inside, the stairwells of the space appeared to have been last renovated during the Coolidge administration.
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The storm is headed into the heart of an industrial wasteland festooned with pig shit lagoons, piles of toxic leftovers from burning coal, and Superfund sites.
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Protesters likewise blocked the Washington, DC, Pride Parade in 2017 to denounce rainbow-festooned corporate floats commodifying a political movement and cops co-opting the procession.
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There are simple wooden steps installed here and there, but no concrete staircases, iron railings or trails festooned with coloured pennants and loudspeakers playing soppy music.
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Iggy shared a shot of her diamond festooned hand on her Instagram account on Wednesday night, showing off the many new rings her boyfriend gifted her.
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While Glasstress was also exhibited in New York at the Museum of Arts and Design, it has new meaning in the ornamental glass-festooned Boca suburbs.
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The sea views, the greenery, the two 18-hole golf courses, a casino and a marina festooned with quayside restaurants are selling points, transport links aren't.
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Festooned with colorful beads and fabric, these gods with bulging eyes, animal heads, and limbs constructed from cardboard and found wood come alive in the gallery.
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When we arrived at the compound to film Debbie and Carrie, we discovered a wonderland festooned with pink coffee pots, gnomes and tiny statues of the
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In another exhibit, a dancer inside a box festooned with black movie posters puts on whiteface in front of a mirror, preparing for a minstrel performance.
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From Comme des Garçons to Gosha Rubchinskiy, on the runway men's heads have become a canvas for decoration, festooned with spikes, flowers and splashes of color.
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Beijing Journal BEIJING — The Digua Shequ community center in Beijing is painted in cheery pastel tones and festooned with colorful paper dragons hung from the ceiling.
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Mr. Gontijo, a technology specialist, nodded in agreement and then looked at the wall, which was already festooned with posters comparing it to the Berlin Wall.
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Obviously, when life (or, likely, mom) gives you a D&G lemon-festooned dress, you rock it like a pint-sized boss in homage to Lemonade.
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Olga Lah's Bloom, adjacent to the pool, is a stepped hillside festooned with hundreds of pink plastic fiberoptic bouquets, which Duckler also incorporated in her choreography.
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Any article of clothing festooned with rape inferences is just unacceptable, but this particular item adds insult to injury, thanks to the shirt's victim-blaming undertones.
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He then changed into a medal-festooned military uniform and high-brimmed hat to meet with Mr. Clinton, creating an uncomfortable image for the White House.
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Now in her late 60s, she strikes an indomitable pose whether wearing a 1970s sequin bathing suit or an eye mask festooned with sky-high feathers.
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One small mountain of black satin, velvet and lace from the 2015-16 Ceremony of Separation Collection is festooned with black child-size dresses and bonnets.
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In the Mnuchin show, "Basketball Chandelier" (1997)—a full-sized mockup of a hoop and backboard festooned with dangling crystals—evokes the glamour of the game.
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Mr. Samyn festooned the structure with white strips to reflect low energy spotlights that make it glow after dark, even when no meetings are taking place.
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A little ginger, garlic and sesame complete the seasoning for this quick-cooking and easy but very impressive dinner, festooned with scallions and sprigs of cilantro.
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His manifesto was festooned with far-left pledges to tax business and the rich, to nationalise the railways and utilities, and to spend lots of public money.
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Sayoc is a former stripper and pizza delivery driver who lived in a white van festooned with right-wing political images supporting Trump and lambasting his critics.
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AT A TEMPLE festooned with red lanterns, Terry Gou, the founder of Foxconn, declared that Mazu, the sea goddess, had recently appeared to him in a dream.
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They're also hard to get in and out of and are usually festooned with supportive straps that are really only useful when hiking over the Continental Divide.
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In his mauve, Salvation Army tuxedo festooned with a collage of various buttons on the lapel, Alex has the onstage look of Ryan Adams headed to prom.
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Notably, the train to Mitrovica was manufactured in (and some say donated by) Russia, and inside was festooned with orthodox religious symbols; it was clearly intentionally provocative.
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And then there is his multicolored toilet seat festooned with a cascade of shredded-fabric strips and dotted with white paint to render a simple, watchful face.
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The fish is festooned with duplicates of checks -- all of them seven figures -- that he's collected over years while winning cash settlements and verdicts for his clients.
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Opponents, who have festooned the island with banners and graffiti declaring their objections, fear a loss of their culture rooted in the Huilliche and Chono indigenous groups.
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They wore brightly colored serapes and headdresses festooned with little balls, and they were laughing and singing and playing tambourines and flutes, and grabbing onto his legs.
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On YouNow, where the broadcast streams are festooned with emoji and comments, 74 percent of the users are between 13 and 24, according to the company. Musical.
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"I work for my money, and obviously I work for other people, too," said Sam Bruno, a street sweeper driver, whose yard was festooned with Trump signs.
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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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The doughnuts, made from brioche dough, ooze creamy fillings and sport jaunty garnishes; the infinitely layered croissants are large, often filled and also festooned with edible decorations.
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Wordplay MONDAY PUZZLE — It's Presidents' Day, and Bruce Haight returns with a grid that is absolutely festooned with them, both in the grid and in the clues.
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Matthew Williams of Alyx, a brand based in Ferrara, Italy, created a tactical vest festooned with cinch straps, Velcro pockets and other details borrowed from military vests.
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The 34 large and private Water Bungalows at Adaaran Club Rannalhi all include direct access to the stunning ocean waters from private sundecks festooned with wooden ladders.
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SAN FRANCISCO — When Snap listed its shares on the New York Stock Exchange in March, the floor of the exchange was festooned in the company's signature yellow.
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At the very least, they hint at a form of shelter, a cheerful one festooned with a startling rainbow of trippy, hippie, tie-dye colors and patterns.
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People flock to the popular strip in the evenings not just for a little retail therapy but also to take pictures under the twinkling angel-festooned lights.
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The property is festooned with lakes, streams, waterfalls and creeks created to form what many say is one of the largest manmade water parks in the country.
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As much as anywhere in Germany, Hamburg, a graffiti-festooned center of youthful and commercial cool, has thrown its weight behind hydrogen and other clean energy technologies.
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The Vase, of which there are examples at the Brooklyn Museum and the Metropolitan Museum, is festooned with imagery of nature, technology, and scenes from US history.
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The tourist-friendly Spheres — three intersecting four-story biodomes that serve as plant-festooned meeting spaces for Amazon management — are becoming a favored target of Seattle's protest culture.
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But she's not striding into the operating room: she is about to mow her lawn, which is ringed by a high chain-link fence festooned with biohazard signs.
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The form factor is a lot of the same, which means this is one of the few gaming laptops that doesn't look like a gaudy, vent-festooned bauble.
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Sayoc, who lived in a white van festooned with right-wing political images supporting Trump and lambasting his critics, will be transferred to New York to face charges.
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We've got our own temples, up in The Cloud, to be decorated with selfies and festooned with a million paeans to ourselves, our personal brands and our experiences.
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One car, a Kia Niro hybrid festooned with logos from another startup, PolySync, is being worked on by two different teams, each on one end of the car.
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On a big whiteboard festooned with acronyms like AMRAP and EMOM, you'd find the day's assortment of kettlebell swings and Spider-Man pushups, mountain climbers and sumo deadlifts.
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A CAR sprouting a dome containing a spinning laser sensor and festooned with cameras barely draws a second glance as it edges through the crowded streets of Berkeley.
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Cruz has the dinosaur of a mobile phone tucked under one arm, while the other hand is holding up a cigarette while festooned with big, brash, gold baubles.
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A day before he was taken to court, Mr Katumbi explained his strategy at the tennis courts behind his house in Lubumbashi, a mansion festooned with football memorabilia.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS As time ran out, Breeden stretched his stomach, which would soon be encircled by the oyster-festooned championship belt.
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The Puregold Bar, festooned with faux Swiss gold coins lining the walls, redeemed itself with inventive cocktails emphasizing house-made ingredients like crème de violet and walnut bitters.
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They had a masquerade ball and glamorous Christmas parties featuring a tree hanging upside down one year and a tree festooned with plush polar bears and pearls another.
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There was none other than Oprah Winfrey, in a snug pink dress, a pair of very cool sunglasses and a massive broad-brimmed hat spectacularly festooned with flowers.
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"Aquatic Aspirations," a float built by students at California Polytechnic State University, featured a submarine, Hope, festooned with red and orange lentils, white mums, silver leaf, and seaweed.
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But there was queasiness, too, at the inescapable memories of old photos showing the theater defiled during the Nazi era, festooned with swastikas and visited regularly by Hitler.
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His House of Windsor-themed room is decorated with commemorative tea towels of Harry and Meghan's 2018 wedding and cushions festooned with corgis, Queen Elizabeth II's favorite dogs.
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Festooned with lemongrass-scented shrimp, beef, pork or chicken, the noodles are flavored with nuoc cham (the classic sweet-and-spicy dipping sauce), pickled vegetables and crushed peanuts.
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It has also unleashed a wave of high-stakes competition in Manhattan, now playing out against a backdrop of festooned holiday windows and the annual influx of tourists.
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Inside, Schiffman shot a series of still-lifes: a small shrine, a painted sign (" PSYCHIC "), a kitchen corner that contained overripe bananas and a microwave festooned with stickers.
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Once a magnet for tourists, Sur is now festooned with numerous little police posts, parked Scorpions everywhere, and plainclothes officers sauntering around with assault rifles and holstered pistols.
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We drove for three hours, through high-desert plains weird with Joshua trees and forests of oak festooned with air plants, like Christmas trees in a hotel lobby.
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I recall a room that featured a forest with trees festooned with books, spilling out into a hallway so that the whole looked and felt like runaway fecundity.
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The buttons sported by attendees and the placards festooned around the convention hall here supported the Black Lives Matter movement or opposed the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal.
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Odessey and Oracle, was unveiled in the UK on April 26, 1968, wrapped in a sleeve festooned with colorful flora, mystical figures, and other psychedelic signs of the times.
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If there's a Surrealist afterlife, festooned with melting clocks and furry teacups, Maar is surely looking down on Place Georges-Pompidou, her tears replaced with a bold, lipsticked grin.
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AS REPUBLICAN voters turned out in Phoenix on August 28th to nominate a successor to Senator Jeff Flake, Arizona's capital was festooned with memorials to his colleague John McCain.
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We attended a press preview of its San Francisco event last night, solving puzzles in felt green caps and running around a basement ballroom festooned with Zelda-themed decorations.
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She paired the look with a Helorocha gold chain mail clutch festooned with dangly star and mood pendants which matched her thick band rings and dangly peace sign bracelet.
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The iRobot Braava Jet 29 (made by them Roomba folks) is for another subset of the human race—the people who have a home festooned in tile and hardwoods.
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Inside the hut, festooned with streamers and flowers, the women gingerly sit cross-legged on cotton rugs on the mud floor, and pull out slates, notebooks, chalk and pencils.
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The infrastructure of surveillance was palpable: the squat one-story building housing the local branch of the Military Intelligence Directorate; the flag-festooned office of the ruling Baath Party.
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File this one under head-scratching costumes: Some smoky eye makeup, a helmet festooned with a jaunty feather, a cape which reads "Gay Me of Thrones," and no pants.
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I did a little research and learned that "Sunshine" was no pioneer: Way back in 1992, Scholastic set Joni Mitchell's "Both Sides Now" to Alan Baker's butterfly-festooned illustrations.
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Ferrari and Monza are both celebrating 90th anniversaries this weekend, with a big crowd already on Friday and the grandstands festooned with red and white banners amid high expectations.
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Last year, politics seeped into the parade of whirligigs and hat-festooned cyclists when a group of President Trump impersonators arrived, and booths were set up for voter education.
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Nonetheless, the British Embassy here festooned itself with bunting and announced that its wrought-iron gates would be thrown open as part of a celebration of its doomed marriage.
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"They wanted to take me down to the police station for questioning," Bunn recalls now, sitting in that same small apartment festooned with family photos, nearly three decades later.
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In an interview in his office, now festooned with a "Make Virginia Great Again" cap, Mr. McAuliffe rather unconvincingly insisted that he was not irritated by Mr. Perriello's bid.
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Sure enough, there was a long line of luxurious boats nearby that were festooned with banners for brands like Nielsen, the TV ratings company, and the accounting firm PwC.
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The main highway into Tikrit is now festooned with posters featuring the faces of Shiite militiamen killed in battle and images of the revered Shiite imams Hussein and Ali.
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Still, it was decorated in a style that might be called Sports Superstar Moderne: the stark white walls are festooned with abstract Expressionist artwork, with ample trophies on display.
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Tickets for trains, planes and buses headed home are sold at a busy Greek travel agency festooned with nostalgia-inducing posters of the Parthenon and the sunny Aegean Islands.
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The latter sculptures, in which blank or near-blank canvases have been festooned with found household objects, incorporate lighthearted, whimsical materials to produce structures that moodily sag and droop.
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Can these vehicles, festooned with tens of thousands of dollars worth of high-tech sensors and programmed to drive at grandma-speeds, handle these split-second decisions like a human?
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In Girona, where ousted Catalan President Carles Puigdemont was once mayor, narrow medieval streets are festooned in the colors of the independence movement&aposs red, yellow and blue estelada flag.
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But sometimes it's okay to take a step back from the gadget festooned smart bag, get a sip of water, avoid checking in on the abandoned abode and just breathe.
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In the cultural realm, such nostalgia often fastens onto Soviet architecture: the Brutalist-style concrete housing blocks, the grandly ostentatious government buildings, the vast public spaces festooned with heroic statuary.
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Peisner, a regular blood donor from nearby Calabasas, wore a leather vest festooned with metal pins commemorating the dozens of gallons of blood platelets he has donated over the years.
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Down to brass tacks, this is a rougher linen than the material that festooned sultry backyard soirées, but still a good bit lighter than your rugged curtains or duvet covers.
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It's a bold move and Zauner goes for it, building from a solitary Rhodes piano to an extraordinary final key change festooned with horns, wedding bells, and choral backing vocals.
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They had paid $160 for their dog, Friendly, to be cremated in the proper Thai way, festooned with marigolds and sprinkled with holy water at a Buddhist temple, or wat.
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Our society, by contrast, festooned Weinstein with honors, endowed him with riches, and enabled him to feast on his victims without serious consequence for the better part of 30 years.
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In Manhattan, a charming bar called KGB hosts literary readings in a space decorated with Communist-era memorabilia; one can hardly imagine similar events in a swastika-festooned Cafe Gestapo.
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The official program came festooned with severe, steely eyed portraits, alongside pictures of Mr. Brzezinski with presidents and a reference list containing the titles and publishers of his many books.
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The bar's Communist-red walls are festooned with posters of Soviet triumphs: victory over Nazi Germany, the first woman cosmonaut in space, Cheburashka (the U.S.S.R.'s answer to Mickey Mouse).
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Below the waist and somewhat mitigating the shock effect were shiny high-waisted shorts festooned with chains, fishnet stockings, thigh-high boots and other now-customary items of the trade.
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But you could also call it a "Christmas tree," the traditional term for legislation festooned with lots of riders unrelated to the ostensible purpose in order to win political support.
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The taste of brimstone hangs in the air, and the fairy lights festooned on hundreds of cranes on the city's skyline could only be dimly seen during a recent visit.
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These ingots are then sliced into circular pieces about a millimeter thick, at which point they're ready to be festooned with tiny circuits inside the clean rooms of Micron or Intel.
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Last year's look was also very topical and equally dramatic, as Perry attended the Manus x Machina exhibit in a custom Prada gown festooned with steampunk embellishments like clocks and gears.
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Jeepneys have evolved from surplus army jeeps left behind by the U.S. military after World War Two to become brightly-painted vehicles festooned with religious slogans, horoscope signs or family names.
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But the ThinkPad X21 Carbon is festooned in soft touch black plastic, the display is matte, and the device is not striving to be the thinnest laptop around, just the nicest.
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Terrified tourists facing the threat of a Mexican prison were more than happy to hand over their beer pesos as a payoff to the authorities, festooned in military caps and epaulettes.
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Xi and his wife, Peng Liyuan, joined Trump and his wife, Melania, at a long table in a candle-lit ornate private dining room festooned with red and yellow floral centerpieces.
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The Light After is a 2,500 square foot immersive installation at Detroit's Library Street Collective featuring a myriad of block prints, paper cut-outs, and mylar pieces festooned throughout the space.
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This week the West's big three missile-makers (Raytheon, Lockheed Martin and MBDA) showed off their kit to visiting military delegations, festooned with colourful aiguillettes and decorations, from across the world.
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Once in the woods, though, I hang my binoculars and my long-lensed camera from my neck, grateful to share knowing looks and sighting tips with others who are likewise festooned.
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With its open-air marijuana stalls festooned in psychedelic colors and its freewheeling, self-governing structure, the Christiania neighborhood in Copenhagen has been for decades emblematic of Danish liberalism and tolerance.
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Several daguerreotypes here foreground the ornament and patterning of Egyptian buildings; this one captures every edge of the involute roof of a 16th-century mosque, festooned with knotty hearts and flowers.
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Last year's count in Bolinas had been very low; still, the trees had been festooned with scores of butterfly clumps, in which hundreds of monarchs hung together for warmth and protection.
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"The N.H.L. is bipartisan," said Joel Hollies, 34, a bartender sitting before a couple of empty Miller High Life bottles in a Penguin-festooned bar on the south side of town.
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A prototype looks like a stiffer-than-usual piece of tape festooned with circuit traces Plastic Armpit is an attempt to design the sort of chip that might meet that demand.
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Wordplay MONDAY PUZZLE — I love the smell of testosterone in the morning, really I do, which is a good thing because today's puzzle by Zhouqin Burnikel is absolutely festooned with it.
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She also painted men as sex symbols: the writer Derek Marlowe looking sultry as he slouches over a cigarette; the actor Jean-Paul Belmondo festooned with hearts and a giant flower.
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So in I strode, with uneven hem and a top that looked like I'd buttoned it in the dark, festooned with a bow that was competing in size with my head.
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Holding umbrellas to shield themselves from the sun, many people were seen pushing their children in strollers, while one man with a balloon festooned to his wheelchair also joined the procession.
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Will tries to put Fred through booking, but it soon becomes clear that the police force is festooned with white supremacists, who flash a conspicuous sign right in front of him.
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In a third installation, a recording of Ms. Reynaud-Dewar reciting the poem blasts from four speakers, which are covered with bright felt and festooned with scarves and potted plants, like sentinels.
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That's why cars in parts of Oklahoma and Texas were festooned Tuesday with blankets, couch cushions and even pool inflatables as armor against the threat of hail that passed through the region.
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Emma Stone appeared at the Middleburg Film Festival in Virginia, a battleground state, carrying a clutch festooned with a Hillary Clinton campaign pin and a top accented with an enormous apricot bow.
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Sayoc, a former stripper and pizza delivery driver who lived in a white van festooned with right-wing political images supporting Trump and attacking his critics, was arrested following an intense manhunt.
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Summer in New York City means ice cream trucks: bell-jingling fleets of pleasure craft festooned with pictures of perfectly swirled desserts and beaming children, delivering frozen providence into grateful sweaty hands.
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Denied television exposure, opposition candidates have turned instead to what are called cubes — small tents festooned with the candidates' images and slogans, erected in crowded places like the entryways to subway stations.
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Victor Laloux's masterpiece, completed, like the Grand Palais, for the 1900 Universal Exposition, has a huge blond masonry base festooned with large arched windows, frilly stone garlands and classical balustrades and pediments.
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With that, though, Mr. Rajkhowa turned out to only be clearing the way to the state's top post for Mr. Pul — the politician whose mithun-festooned driveway I had visited in 2009.
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The close-up shot of Jackie Siegel's breast-augmented cleavage, festooned with a bejeweled necklace, cuts off her head, an alteration that's arguably as dehumanizing as the very sociological phenomena Greenfield decries.
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As it has in so many Decembers past, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has festooned the canopy above the Holland Tunnel's New Jersey tollbooth plaza with holiday wreaths.
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In the fall of 1973, his freshman year, he walked into Harvard Yard through a gate festooned with balloons and was greeted by students handing out an article about race on campus.
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The chef, Pete Cho, lives on the premises with his wife and family, and the indoor-outdoor setting of communal tables festooned with strings of patio lights provides a welcoming, homey atmosphere.
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I'd arrive at her cluttered office every few months to find my latest pages sitting in the middle of her desk, covered with pencil scrawls and festooned with little yellow Post-its.
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Just picture a wildly hirsute cartoon figure with a hair-trigger temper festooned with a medal of Alfred Nobel reading "Pro pace et fraternitate gentium" ("For the peace and brotherhood of men").
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In addition to halting deals with Spain ("I have a family to think of," he said), Mr. Vergnes is ordering new labels for Languedoc wines festooned with the "Made in France" logo.
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"The Best Little Whorehouse Goes Public" (1994), a spinoff set in Las Vegas and festooned with sparkling costumes by Bob Mackie, had worse luck: A mere 16 shows, and it was done.
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In preparation for the two-day meeting that starts on Wednesday, Vietnam's capital, Hanoi, has been festooned with North Korean and American flags, some of the stars and stripes fluttering upside down.
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Socialites from Russia, Dubai, and China gossiped as the models slinked down the runway to Lakmé's "Flower Duet," pausing to snap photographs of black and purple dresses sleekly festooned with feathers and spangles.
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The mantle of the state dining room is also festooned with an 18-foot-long, first-of-its-kind LEGO paper chain that hangs alongside LEGO "gingerfriends," all built from 4,900 LEGO bricks.
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These are probably just some of the questions that have been bouncing around the Christmas-light-festooned walls of your mind since you finished binge-watching Season 1 of Stranger Things last summer.
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And of course, there are long sidebars of titillating sponsored stories about sex, weight-loss, celebrities, bad plastic surgery, cars, or all of the above, often festooned with weirdly compelling gross-out images.
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In "Gego's Asteroid" (2017), a mostly blue, rock-like asteroid floating in or streaking through an inky black expanse is festooned with orange and dark brown blobs and smears, and glittery, multicolored streaks.
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Pushing through the branches, we found a twin cluster of spruce trees festooned with orange, blue and yellow surveyor's flagging, the brightly colored plastic strips whipping in the breeze like Tibetan prayer flags.
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Video from an investigation in 2015 using remotely operated vehicles shows the shipwreck under nearly 200 feet of water, encrusted in rust but largely intact, festooned with colorful sea anemones, rockfish and eels.
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"When I saw that they wanted to leave, my identity started to feel more Spanish," said María García, the 60-year-old caretaker of a Madrid apartment block festooned with several large flags.
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During the run-up to America's first invasion of Iraq, in 1990, teachers at my public school did not debate the war's merits; they festooned our classrooms and their lapels with yellow ribbons.
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Philipps got the show partly on the strength of her popular Instagram feed, clips from which appear in the credits, festooned with emoji and a cloud of hearts that connote Like, Like, Like.
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L's "Claim (Whitney Version)," a beautiful vexing installation featuring an enormous pastel-colored room festooned with slices of baloney, received the Bucksbaum Award as a "boundary-breaking" work in the recent Whitney Biennial.
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The ship — festooned in banners reading "Defend Europe" and "No Way — You Will Not Make Europe Home" — missed its planned media launch when the Egyptian authorities held it up in the Suez Canal.
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They are aware that tales of snakes concealed in computer hard drives, scythes in backpacks, bricks of weed festooned in Christmas wrapping, replica rifle umbrellas and sword canes are more than urban legend.
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While Y.P.G. leaders play down their P.K.K. ties, areas they control are festooned with photos of the imprisoned P.K.K. leader, Abdullah Ocalan, viewed by Turks the same way Americans viewed Osama bin Laden.
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More likely we're pondering a pom-pom keychain or a pair of fur-festooned shoes or gloves, and it's probably rabbit fur, one of the most ubiquitous (and affordable) types of fur out there.
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In the pictures, Boy George wears his signature tall fedora festooned with pins, much like his black button-down which has been layered under a crisply tailored blazer and black leather bondage-inspired suspenders.
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In "GENERALDICKHEADNEEDSTROOPS"(2018), the head of a charred corpse overlays an array of campaign ribbons; an Uncle Sam recruiting figure balances the lower portion of the composition, the upper portion festooned with burning Humvees.
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Public buildings are festooned with public-information posters entitled "How to react after a terrorist attack", instructing people to turn off their mobile phones, keep away from windows and lie flat on the ground.
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She's festooned in widow's weeds throughout the movie, and from inside that black cocoon her face is like one of those floodlights the cops put up in New York at night: blinding, gentle violence.
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"My sister and I used to shop here," Ms. Deyn said wistfully as she darted past a wall festooned with leather and chains, making her way familiarly toward a rack of concert T-shirts.
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His untitled piece consists of three nests on wooden pedestals, each festooned with unique touches: a burst of orange from a torn plastic bag, strands of gold and silver tinsel, bits of artificial plants.
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Impeccably dressed in a three-piece suit festooned with decorative pins, Mr. Wolfe claims to be first concierge in the United States — the concept didn't exist in American hotels until the 1970s, he said.
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For instance, last spring, Sankey's club owner David Vincent announced a series of nights called "Dance 88/89," featuring smiley-festooned flyer art and a who's-who of first-wave UK acid-house DJs.
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And that's the Gaga that we got during last night's Pepsi-festooned halftime show performance—a traditionalist, showboating approach with equal parts old-world gaudiness and boundary-pushing (for the Super Bowl, anyway) flair.
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Decked head to toe in the colors of the Puerto Rican flag on Sunday, he drove down the middle of Avenue C in a red scooter festooned with stickers of conga drums and roosters.
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The show is promising from the start, in the lobby, which is festooned with 25 opulently embroidered and appliquéd banners by Cauleen Smith, a Chicago artist whose work is also in the film program.
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Up the road, beneath the canvas, there was quite a lot of death worship on display, from Grave's classic Swedish rumblings to Misþyrming's apocalyptic Icelandic black magic and Spasm's dildo-festooned Czech goregrind antics.
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Before even the web existed, I visited an office in Northern California whose walls were covered with neoprene surfing suits embroidered with wires, large gloves festooned with electronic components, and rows of modified swimming goggles.
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The air cooler, saddled with the goofy name Wraith Ripper and festooned with LED lighting, is larger than most power supplies, and if dropped, it could do damage to floors, feet, and small woodland creatures.
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Whether the button says "Lock her up" or "Dump Trump", a classroom led by someone festooned in campaign slogans is both odd—as children cannot vote—and less than conducive to free and full inquiry.
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Sayoc, a 56-year-old former stripper and pizza delivery driver who lived in a white van festooned with right-wing political images supporting Trump and attacking his critics, was arrested in Florida on Oct.
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The surface of her collage made of Japanese paper and watercolors is rippled where the paper has been creased and folded, and it is festooned with spots of color and the portentous images of birds.
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In early April, even before the proposed amendments had passed through parliament, roads in Cairo were festooned with banners, posters and digital displays urging people to take part in the yet-to-be-called referendum.
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There is a bar that spills onto the palm-studded white sand beach; a dining room festooned with African baskets; and meals flavored with lemongrass, turmeric and cardamom plucked from the hotel's elaborate spice garden.
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"We passed gun control in this state," said Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, standing before a lectern festooned with a sign declaring "We Are Orlando," and flanked by an American flag and a gay pride flag.
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Cesar Sayoc, a former male stripper, pizza delivery driver and DJ who lived in a white van festooned with right-wing political images supporting Trump and lambasting his critics, will appear before a federal magistrate.
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A naked corpse, for instance, is discovered wearing Tweety Bird socks, and a truck at the scene of the crime is festooned with a sticker showing a Celtics mascot urinating on the Statue of Liberty.
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Few politicians have established such a connection with the millions of underprivileged families in Mexico as Lopez Obrador, a baseball fan who regularly campaigns festooned with garlands, flowers and gaudy sombreros from provincial rural communities.
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In "Christmas Tree" (2015), Twilley directs our attention toward the light-festooned Christmas tree on the painting's left side, while schematically sketching the things mounted on the wall that angles in on the right side.
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Some parks, like Yellowstone, are spacious and remote enough that they don't suffer quite as severely (or offer pit and composting toilets in the backcountry); others are in danger of becoming feces-festooned dumping grounds.
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The custom-fit company president, Mr. Wedel, 50, got into the condom game as a Tufts University undergraduate, when he and a classmate sold condoms in packages festooned with the university's mascot, Jumbo the elephant.
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LILY DALE, N.Y. — It was the last Friday in June, and this tiny community of pocket-size cottages, their white picket fences festooned with climbing roses, was performing an idealized version of small-town Americana.
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But there's something appropriately festive — and we are at a festival — about the heightened anarchy of this iteration, which takes place around a table festooned with the stuff of celebration (balloons, booze and the like).
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Melson's YouTube rollout, like Bryce's, is replete with stirring proletarian imagery: neighborhoods festooned with American flags, an aloof Republican incumbent dodging town halls, Melson alone in the ring pummeling the air with slow-motion jabs.
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Just off Blake's living room, through a doorway festooned with a garland of multicolor pipe cleaners made at one of their craft parties, is their archive, a library jammed with old journals and art books.
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Michelle McKay and her partner, Bill Davis, came to the South Carolina State House from their home in Raleigh, N.C., she wearing a vest festooned with Sanders buttons, to show their support for their candidate.
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Friday and Saturday evenings are an excellent time to visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art, with its Christmas tree festooned with antique Neapolitan ornaments — as well as the Met Breuer, the museum's under-trafficked satellite.
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After arriving in a ferryboat festooned in bunting, with big-band jazz blaring from the shoreline, Mayor Bill de Blasio made an announcement on Monday that New York City's new ferry service would soon begin.
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Yet the Brooklyn Museum show proves that Kahlo favored the beautiful ensembles here — striped shawls over white lace blouses, coveralls festooned with woven silk flowers, skirts of canary yellow and rich indigo — for profounder reasons.
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In the first season, following an instance of slut-shaming — "instance" here is a generous word for a sledgehammer festooned with the words "slut-shaming is bad" — she makes a pass at being a non-Betty.
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Inside, we pass a coffee table festooned with a colorful tome called The Big Book of Pussy 29D, then head out back to the pool deck and take a seat, surrounded by cacti and other greenery.
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The image, which was shared on the Beauty and the Beast Instagram account shows Watson's ebullient Belle clad in a white gown festooned with painted flowers down the bodice and onto the skirt of the gown.
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The 28-year-old singer, known primarily for making conservative political points with radical styles at award shows, arrived at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium wearing Desi Designs Couture gown festooned with silhouettes of storks carrying babies.
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Francis, a keen defender of the rights of migrants, was addressing a congregation including migrants and refugees from some 50 countries, whose flags festooned the area around the altar in St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican.
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He had entered as himself, the former N.F.L. player turned social media sensation, but he emerged festooned in a maroon suit and matching fedora, a white T-shirt from his new merchandise line strategically peering through.
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Monza is the last round of the European season and, with the sun beating down on the Ferrari faithful who festooned banners from the main grandstand, dominant champions Mercedes again look to leave their rivals trailing.
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As part of a marketing effort, the company erected a stand festooned with balloons promoting the rifle in Moscow's Gorky Park on May 9, Victory Day, the holiday commemorating the defeat of Nazi Germany in 1945.
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For the last couple years, NASA news releases, web pages and social media postings have been festooned with the #JourneyToMars hashtag, tying a multitude of projects to the long-term goal of sending astronauts to Mars.
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Decked out in custom shirts festooned with stars and lightning bolts, the charismatic singer/guitarist shreds like he grew up studying videos of Pete Townshend and Jimi Hendrix while other kids were out riding their bikes.
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Inside, we pass a coffee table festooned with a colorful tome called The Big Book of Pussy 29D, then head out back to the pool deck and take a seat, surrounded by cacti and other greenery.
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At the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund awards last Monday night, the traditional potpies were dusted with paprika letters urging "vote" and festooned with little paper "Hillary for America" flags (in case anyone was wondering for whom).
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He remembers seeing cars festooned with the Cross of St. George, and hearing the sizzle of countless backyard barbecues in his childhood neighborhood in Milton Keynes, a commuter town an hour or so north of London.
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A former pro tennis player (when she was in her teens), she has mined everything from equestrianism to gymnastics (Lycra catsuits festooned with Swarovski crystals) and water sports (wetsuit bodices) for her fall/winter 2018 collection.
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Some of the most intriguing work I saw came from the young local artist David Alekhuogie, whose lush, flower-festooned photographs of young black men in sagging jeans shiver with both political ire and sexual potency.
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Comprising a faux building façade lying on the ground under a massive mirror of the same dimensions suspended at 45 degrees, the illusion becomes that of a vertical façade festooned with people seemingly stuck to its surface.
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MONZA, Italy (Reuters) - The banners festooned along the main Monza grandstand are a constant reminder, not that any is needed, of the fervor facing Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari at the team's home Italian Grand Prix this weekend.
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Mr Sayoc owned a white van festooned with pro-Trump stickers; he attended at least one Trump rally, where he waved a sign reading "CNN Sucks" (he is alleged to have sent bombs to the news network).
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The storied stockpicker - speaking at a table festooned with Berkshire Hathaway Inc-owned See's Candies at the conglomerate's annual shareholder meeting - suggested that "supposedly sophisticated people" and institutions are being fleeced by hedge funds and their backers.
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And oddities emerge from prolonged storage: The 21963 gallery includes the vibrant "Bus," a life-size screen print of a Greyhound by Mason Williams, blown up from a photograph by Max Yavno and seemingly festooned with graffiti.
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Despite its elegant stone entrance festooned with cherubs and its Art Deco appointments, the Christodora, like the public housing projects a few blocks east on Avenue D, is an imposing brick monolith in a low-rise neighborhood.
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For example, the answer to 17A's "First female recipient of the Cecil B. DeMille lifetime achievement award in film" is JUDY GARLAND, with GARLAND being the tinselly or perhaps popcorn-festooned thing you drape around the branches.
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On a recent visit, Ms. Briggen went from an obvious state of emotional discomfort to calm reflection as she gazed at the ceiling of her private room, which was festooned with projected nature scenes, including of ducks.
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Not satisfied with slinging one piece on each of the 53 models, she festooned them with so many totes and fanny packs and pendant passport wallets that the runway began to look like an ambulating luggage shop.
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It was perhaps fitting that, while MPs debated, about a million pro-Remain protesters marched on Parliament Square, many of them festooned with EU flags that, until the Brexit referendum, were almost never seen on these shores.
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One of the joys of living in Paris has been to hear the tolling of the great bells of Notre-Dame on Easter Sunday, their festive peals echoing through elegant streets festooned with the blooms of spring.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On first seeing an image of Barack Obama's head festooned with small figurines of previous United States presidents I took an immediate dislike to Brian Tolle's solo show POTUS at CRG Gallery.
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While Nike has often recruited professional athletes as the faces (and, perhaps most importantly, bodies) of its campaigns, the company has partnered with a handful of (athletically-inclined) celebs to rep its swoosh-festooned garb in recent years.
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He made his announcement at Plaza Guadalupe, a landmark in San Antonio's sprawling west side Mexican-American barrio, a neighborhood of neat, brightly painted wood framed homes, many on tiny lots and festooned with white plaster Catholic statues.
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Loudspeakers have been blaring on streets festooned with propaganda billboards, which feature the hammers and sickles and peasants and soldiers synonymous with the socialist ideology that vies for influence in a country with an insatiable appetite for capitalism.
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ARRESTS AND SILENCE In early April, even before the proposed amendments had passed through parliament, roads in Cairo were festooned with banners, posters and digital displays urging people to take part in the yet-to-be-called referendum.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Railings festooned with tear gas canisters and colorful postcards are artworks that protesters in Hong Kong have made from materials left over from recent demonstrations, hoping to spread their message in the Chinese-controlled territory.
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The streets of Davao are festooned with campaign posters bearing images of a stern-looking Duterte, and there are giant banners and car bumper stickers of a clenched fist accompanied by bellicose slogans and his most famous quotations.
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SCOTT HELLER "I spent too many years being a cater waiter to enjoy wearing a tux," the playwright and performer Taylor Mac explained on the red carpet, proudly festooned in a creation by his regular collaborator Machine Dazzle.
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Here you'll find a Tlingit animal-shaped bowl, ledger drawings from the Central Plains, and a commanding, feather-festooned Yup'ik mask, which dates to around 1900 and is attributed to an artist called Ikamrailnguq (One Without a Sled).
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In this context, some are not surprised that a few disenfranchised teenagers — who have grown up in a neighborhood still festooned with the flags, murals and slogans of armed republican groups — might want to join their ranks themselves.
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Ducking out of the foyer, he reappeared a few seconds later clad in an electric blue blazer — size 48 and 13 percent polyester — festooned with Jets logos that he procured three weeks ago during a pilgrimage to Manitoba.
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A few weeks after that, I sat in a tiny storefront bar festooned with Christmas lights and watched a television news report showing that, just before dawn, armored personnel carriers brought Chinese troops over the border from Shenzhen.
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Madrid's customary military parade marking the anniversary of explorer Christopher Columbus's arrival in the Americas on behalf of the Spanish crown took place in a city already festooned with flags hung by Spaniards in a display of unity.
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You've got your Fest 10 beer koozie, your favorite vest carefully festooned with hilarious enamel pins (ha, it's the Jawbreaker logo but with Rick and Morty!), and an empty suitcase for all the records you're going to buy.
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Next, the bottling plants churned out a new line of water called Cúrate, packed into taller cans festooned with bright illustrations of fruit and labeled with fruit blends in Spanish and French: "cérise limón" for cherry-lime, for example.
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A band played up-tempo reggae while buses and lorries festooned with fern fronds and draped with campaign posters for Gabriel Igaso, the would-be parliamentarian whose rally this was, drove slowly through the crowd, packed with cheering supporters.
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During the process of interpreting the tangles of stinkweed, crumpled chain link fences, and haphazard façades reaching for sneaker-festooned power lines, Brown began to see Marie Antoinette's piled hair — and from that bewildering epiphany the aforementioned shift followed.
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When it looks like the head of the gang is about to get away, Chan leaps from the store's top story onto a giant pole festooned with lights, sliding all the way down in a shower of electric sparks.
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Thousands of miles from the Chinese mainland, the U.S.-administered island of 23,214 people is festooned with signs written in Chinese and stuffed with Chinese supermarkets, restaurants and karaoke parlors serving the 20143,22014 Chinese visitors that arrived this year.
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They led students in the celebration of Robert E. Lee's life on his birthday and placed portraits of Confederate heroes, festooned with the battle flag, in classrooms across the South and even in some schools outside of the region.
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"Every two years there's one day in November where elites don't call the shots, don't craft the narrative or set the agenda," Mr. DeSantis told jubilant supporters festooned in confetti in an Orlando hotel ballroom late on Tuesday night.
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A few times a week, Mr. Moriwaki, a retired school principal with a corona of wispy white hair and a forehead festooned with liver spots, drives his 2002 stick-shift Toyota Corolla to the grocery store, bank or library.
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Cesar Sayoc, a former male stripper, pizza delivery driver and disc jockey who lived in a white van festooned with right-wing political images supporting Trump and lambasting his critics, faces a maximum penalty of 48 years in prison.
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His authorial gaze encompasses everything from a flower-festooned gangster's funeral (with "a casket costing more than most people's houses") to a golf game featuring Capone; his hit man, Machine Gun Jack McGurn; and the mayor of suburban Burnham.
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The whirligigs and kinetic sculptures in Shelter: David Butler + Leslie Umberger, including a bike festooned in metal shapes, are bordered on two sides by improvisational quilts by African American women, connecting the two intuitive, community-based traditions of Southern black art.
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North Korea's rain-soaked capital was festooned on Tuesday with banners celebrating leader Kim Jong Un ahead of a ruling party congress, as rival South Korea expressed concern that Pyongyang could conduct a nuclear test before or during the rare event.
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I forewent this delicacy because I knew I would soon be having lunch in Iowa City, at the famed Hamburg Inn No. 2, a scruffily hip diner festooned with they-were-here photos of candidates — Bill Clinton, Barack Obama and others.
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It is an actual, purchasable option, thanks to a recent collaboration between S'well and Swarovski, which asks four figures for a water bottle festooned with over 23.72,22015 crystals, or a somewhat more manageable $24 for one with a crystal-embellished top.
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For instance, modern Special Forces rifles like the gun that killed Osama Bin Laden are festooned with many thousands of dollars worth of electronic wizardry, but if any or all of those gadgets fail then the gun is still perfectly usable.
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This year's show seemed to me more business as usual, with fairgrounds on Piers 92 and 94 along the west side of Manhattan festooned with incandescent baubles and visually roisterous works that clamor to capture my gaze and concentrate my attention.
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Along the lines of those limited-edition Nike x Bandier rose gold sneakers that dropped in 2016, we're guessing these latest ultra-saccharine yet, let's be real, very #OOTD-worthy shoes will be a hit for the swoosh-festooned brand.
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When she died, she left her two diamond rings to my sister; all her other glitzy heirlooms — hand-knit sweaters, fur stoles, festooned hats in original boxes, vintage Schiaparelli cabochon necklaces, and lots of size 5 shoes — she left to me.
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From there it was but a short (and not terribly original, though charming nonetheless) leap to wicker fruit basket bags and juicy watermelon clutches; stacked, banana-emblazoned pumps and wedges; and fierce stilettos festooned with bright leaves and fruit salad clusters.
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In addition to the contents of Mr. Stillman's scuffed duffel bag — bought for just 21 euros (about $24), he boasted — his scant possessions here include two independent film festival awards and a curious looking white vase festooned with gold circles.
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In the former, the batting is shellacked between hunks of festooned paper and sometimes activated with an inset fan or, in the alarming case of "Untitled (Puff)" (2018), a motion sensitive hair dryer that blows hot air as the viewer approaches.
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At the Musée d'Art Moderne, a wall is plastered with posters Mr. Bourouissa made for the competition, in which a young black boy appears before a pile of urban detritus, sitting astride a brown horse festooned with red and silver ribbons.
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While airports, buses, trams and sides of buildings have been festooned with branding for the soccer championship that started Saturday in Casablanca, there is nothing to denote Morocco's desire to bring the World Cup to Africa for only the second time.
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Pelikan's ceilings are decorated with European club scarves — Manchester City, Chelsea, Napoli — and the walls have been festooned with the flags of competing nations specifically for the World Cup: the red and yellow of Spain, the green and yellow of Brazil.
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When the legislation is signed into law by Mayor Bill de Blasio, it will bring to a close an era when New York City was festooned with no-dancing signs, and multiply the places where people can openly get down.
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The crossing was festooned with large portraits of President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi of Egypt and the Palestinian Authority president, Mahmoud Abbas, who has not set foot in Gaza since Hamas took over there after routing his forces in 2007.
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Mr. Gonzalez had made a brief appearance in a balloon-festooned gymnasium to receive the prize, which had been meant for his boss: Ken Thompson, the former district attorney whose death last month from cancer, at age 50, shocked the city.
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Modern lithographs, daguerreotypes, engravings, panoramas and bird's eye views (including some of the first depictions of uniformed police officers) vividly depict the vitality of mid-19th century New York jammed with carts and pedestrians and festooned with flags and banners.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Dancing devils, towering skeletons and altars festooned with marigolds made their way down Mexico City's main thoroughfare on Saturday to commemorate Day of the Dead in a country still mourning nearly 500 people killed in earthquakes last month.
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Perhaps on another day the truck's mighty hitch would be festooned with a tasteful set of TruckNutz, but today, a day of familial celebration, it is adorned with a set of pink and blue balloons that sway gently in the breeze.
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On pages festooned with pink heart drawings, the 'FOR HIM' section offers discount laptop computers as well as a GoPro camera and wireless headphones, while the 'FOR HER' gifts include five different vacuum cleaners, a blender and a kitchen water tap.
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Aside from her initial interaction with Hemsworth's Thor and Hiddleston's Loki in that first act, the next and final scene all three share (Hemsworth and Blanchett predominantly) is the big CGI-festooned battle scene that makes up the movie's climax.
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With "Pasalubong" (2016) she has hung a chair upside down, one foot of it barely touching the square of wood flooring above it, while the rusting frame is festooned with fabric that blooms uncontrollably like a body that has burst.
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In the shadow of the Duomo here, in a room festooned with urns of ivy and goblets of kumquats, Marco Bizzarri, the chief executive of Gucci, hobnobbed with Pietro Beccari, chief executive of Fendi, and with Stefano Sassi, chief executive of Valentino.
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While we all might have a fondness for the gamer aesthetic, or at least elements of it, it can feel pretty silly to use a big dark laptop festooned in a rainbow of LEDs with splashes of too bright color as accents.
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The action comes just weeks after Trump was stripped of two accolades – a Scottish Government business ambassador role and a university honours degree – that were festooned on him at a time when authorities in Scotland were trying to woo the tycoon's investment.
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Santa Bárbara D'Oeste Journal SANTA BÁRBARA D'OESTE, Brazil — On a stage festooned with Confederate flags, a singer was belting out "Dixieland Delight" by Alabama near an obelisk honoring the Americans who fled to this outpost in the aftermath of the Civil War.
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This is largely thanks to Tina Landau, its conceiver and director, who fills the stage with visual wit, from giant Rube Goldberg machines that spit out bouncy boulders to David Zinn's relentlessly clever costumes and sets, festooned with tinsel, neon, and bubbles.
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Reaching her space meant trekking up a dark stairwell festooned with coarse propaganda for the anti-Western cause: One drawing showed President Obama's head on the body of a monkey; another showed a Ukrainian politician, Arseniy P. Yatsenyuk, dressed in a Nazi uniform.
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In sequined capes, blazers and vests, often festooned with baubles and brooches, Mr. Mercado let viewers know whether it was going to be a good month or a bad one, or if they simply had to ponerte las pilas, or get to work.
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My destination lay 211 miles off the coast: Farasan Island, the largest of a cluster of sunbaked sand and coral outcroppings in the Red Sea that are festooned with pristine beaches, prime dive sites, mangrove forests and historic relics dating back centuries.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - In a sports arena festooned with national flags, Algeria's ruling FLN party pumped up supporters at one final weekend rally before Thursday's parliamentary election with Liberation-era songs and screenings of old speeches by its veteran leader, President Abdelaziz Bouteflika.
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Hundreds gathered at sunset to catch a public art performance by the Chinese artist Cai Guo-Qiang that filled the grand boulevard, originally modeled after the Champs-Élysées in Paris, with a fleet of rickshaw-style pedicabs festooned with 1,000 handmade paper lanterns.
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As members of the estrogen-festooned half of our species, I and others of my ilk sometimes get tired of seeing the entries BRA and A, B or C CUPs in our puzzles, with no balance in terms of men's undergarment entries.
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Around a stage at the corner of Christopher Street and Waverly Place, candy-colored wigs and bright apparel mixed with a sea of rainbow flags like the ones that have been festooned around New York City in June for the monthlong Pride celebrations.
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Every few blocks on the road into Liverpool, on the road toward Anfield, there was another house festooned in red and white bunting, windows covered by enormous red flags bearing the faces of Mohamed Salah or Jürgen Klopp or the Liver Bird crest.
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The publishing house is festooned with life-size posters of recent book covers, and the bookshop is full of volumes in artfully arranged helical piles or displayed on the walls with English and Persian versions opening from right and left, side by side.
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MYITKYINA, Myanmar (Reuters) - The streets of Myanmar's capital Naypyitaw were festooned with banners celebrating 70 years of Myanmar-China relations ahead of the arrival of President Xi Jinping on Friday for his first visit to the Southeast Asian nation as China's leader.
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"We're happy but I don't think it will sink in until they trigger Article 50, because at the moment I feel like we're in limbo," he said, nibbling on sandwiches and chatting to fellow UKIP supporters at the British flag-festooned event.
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Aside from the attention-grabbing spectacle of long lines, ample media coverage and cars festooned with Trump-Pence signs driving by candidates' events, Mr. Trump's travels through four states on his Western swing have created a logistical nightmare for some Democratic candidates.
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Last week, members of the group, armed with large wooden sticks festooned with black anarchist flags, conducted a night patrol of a large park in central Athens, saying the police had not intervened to stop the drug trade and prostitution involving young migrants.
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They appear at key points in the movie, as when Georges, in a wheelchair after his attempted suicide-by-car fails, rolls down a street, festooned with tacky little shops, and stops in front of a group of men, most likely African immigrants.
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During the trial, local merchants, hoping to cash in on the trial publicity, festooned their shops with apes and monkeys, and a local drugstore hawked "simian" sodas, according to "Summer for the Gods," the historian Edward J. Larson's 1997 account of the trial.
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Additional pieces include "Memorial Wall (fall)," a stretch of chain-link fence festooned with red leaf-shapes that evoke room fresheners, and "Lady train set," a large painted wood version of the perky young neighbor, named Lady, from the "Thomas & Friends" series.
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Meade, a technocrat with a sharp command of the minutiae of the economy, launched his campaign for the PRI candidacy in a straw sombrero festooned with red and green streamers in the poor southern town of San Juan Chamula on Dec. 14.
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Titled "Semaphore" (Hydrocal, Flashe, acrylic and latex paint on plywood armature; 72 x 12 x 13 inches), it's essentially a narrow plywood plank with a bulbous midsection, mitered at the top and bottom for stability and festooned with inscrutable, flattish, chalk-white objects.
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During a lavish state dinner that featured crab salad, borscht and a chocolate cheesecake festooned with North Korean and Russian flags, both Putin and Kim repeated nearly note-for-note many of the platitudinous remarks they made about mutual friendship at their summit appearances.
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"To honor his wife of 73 years and her commitment to family literacy, for which she raised over $110 million over the course of over 30 years, George H.W. Bush will be wearing a pair of socks festooned with books," McGrath tweeted at the time.
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By 1985, half of the girls in Japan had adopted the style, and companies marketing pencils, notebooks and other inexpensive gift items, like Sanrio, learned that these items sold better when festooned with a variety of characters, the queen of whom is Hello Kitty.
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Xi and his wife, Peng Liyuan, joined Trump and his wife, Melania, at a long table in an ornate candle-lit private dining room festooned with red and yellow floral centerpieces, where they dined on pan-seared Dover sole and New York strip steak.
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With its 21-foot-high ceiling, bookcases stuffed with faded, leather-bound volumes and walls festooned with oil portraits that seem to wink, the second floor reading room of the New-York Historical Society bears a striking resemblance to a certain fictional school for wizards.
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One day in the spring of 2017, an art exhibit of sorts went up at 344 Main Street in Beacon, N.Y. A local artist had festooned the fence surrounding the building, under construction, with printouts of a Facebook post that had generated 1,000 comments.
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"We set about trademarking things just to stop people from making them," she tells me in her office, which is festooned with "Fifty Shades" paraphernalia — poster-sized images of the covers, a toy helicopter modeled after Christian Grey's, one of the infamous teddy bears.
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With less than a week to go before the election, Phnom Penh is festooned with posters urging Cambodians to vote for Hun Sen but there are none for the small opposition parties, and there are few signs of the excitement that usually precedes an election.
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I&aposll never forget the time I visited with my husband for a staycation when I was nine months pregnant, or more recently, over the festive holiday season when the common spaces were festooned with floral and decor installations from celebrity florist Jeff Leatham.
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And the day after that Jean Paul Gaultier ended his show with a model riding a bicycle chariot festooned with lace and feathers down the runway as snow fell behind and on either side the video lights of hundreds of iPhones illuminated her way.
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Still, legal sales would not be sanctioned until next year at the earliest, and would come festooned with a variety of rules and regulations, including no sales to anyone under 21 and an ability for any county or city to opt out of the program.
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But they are the ones most likely to make a contemporary audience giggle: the circular plates like coconuts on the women's breasts; the fake rocks and big, pointy things in the phallic underworld; a Pluto festooned with what look like eggplant-shaped water balloons.
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Altman was raising his arms in victory as the founders began to amble in and gaze around at startup Valhalla: a seven-thousand-square-foot mansion, catered food under a grapefruit tree festooned with lights, a back yard that seemed to stretch to Redwood City.
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There are myriad versions of the woven accessories on offer, but Poolside Bags' take on the trend stands out: You may have spotted the New York-based brand's leather-handled totes, festooned with hand-embroidered cheeky, zeitgeist-y phrases and song lyrics in bright, thick yarn.
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Other appetizer treats included sweet, candy-striped Chioggia beets combined with melt-in-the mouth local burrata, festooned by nasturtium flowers and leaves, as well as the Maine sea scallops, raw, sliced thin, garlanded with sweet-tasting cara cara orange, fennel ribbons and habañero olive oil.
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His statement was just the latest lie about what the Republican tax plan does and who it benefits—the glowing star on top of a decaying Christmas tree of a bill that has been festooned with every conceivable bad Republican idea of the past decade and more.
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Kesha was dressed in rockabilly chic — a Western-theme outfit, including a skull-festooned jacket with rainbow fringe dangling from the sleeves — and the title of the tour, which includes an expletive, was spelled out in huge saloon-style letters at the back of the stage.
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" She is, however, an optimist; her language — sometimes childlike, but with a learned vocabulary — models a freedom that many poets have sought but few have made so smart or so odd, festooned with children's games and singsong rhymes: "Olly olly income free / Ghost duck not space duck. . . .
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Some did this better than others, including Phillip Thomas's installation "His-Sis in the Garden of Heathen" (2017), which allegedly grew from the painting at its center — an arresting portrait of a character who's festooned with medals and has camouflaged hair like some fantasy cartoon general.
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When my camera-toting colleague and I pulled into the parking lot in a strip mall on the outskirts of Des Moines, a half-dozen 20-something bros wearing Trump sweatshirts were chatting outside near a stretch of grass festooned with "Make America Great Again" signs.
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She may understandably want to keep the focus on her own legacy, which remains tethered to a past that gives the movie its funniest, most sly bit: a white-gloved museum curator contextualizing a Westwood-McLaren shirt festooned with a swastika, straitjacket clasps and Sex Pistols lyrics.
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ERBIL, Iraq — As jubilant Iraqi Kurds celebrated their vote Monday on independence from Iraq, shooting off fireworks and parading in cars festooned with Kurdish flags late into the night, their neighbors conducted military exercises on the region's borders, raising the threat of military intervention if it secedes.
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When you walk in the door of a prekindergarten, check out the walls — they should be festooned with children's projects, and not, as is too often the case, plastered with posters that are calculated to please adults and mounted too high for 4-year-olds to see.
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The project is Self's first foray into installation, and Sour Patch is a kind of cartoonish simulacrum of a store: colored linoleum tile floors, safety mirrors along the ceiling, shelving wallpaper festooned with images of giant, colorless Sour Patch Straws, Vicks Vitamin C drops, and Udupi chips (plantain chips).
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But while she's now festooned in diamonds, sparkly jumpsuits, and a high-end shoe line of her very own (not to mention she's currently embroiled in an are-they, aren't-they relationship with the most emo rapper in the game), the pop star still knows where she came from.
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Rhyming in topic nearby is the large jubilant work, "Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl (after Harriet Jacobs)" (1997) by Rollins & K.O.S. — festooned with vertical bars of colorful ribbons that trail carefreely onto the floor, expressing the young protagonist's innocent fantasies of freedom while in hiding.
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They capture the sense of siege that was palpable here last week during the annual Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, where Facebook has one of the most visible pop-up headquarters along the beach, with a pier festooned with its logo and a club on the sand.
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The mayor's absence from cultural hot spots has caused consternation among arts patrons, who were accustomed to first-class treatment from Mr. de Blasio's predecessor, Michael R. Bloomberg, a philanthropist and champion of public art projects, including Christo's colossal "Gates" installation that festooned Central Park in fiery orange.
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A one-foot-tall sculpture of an eagle made of solid gold, encrusted with 763 diamonds, and festooned with a 12.7-carat emerald salvaged from the Nuestra Señora de Atocha shipwreck was allegedly stolen from its owner and creator, Ron Shore, on the streets of Delta, British Columbia.
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Pius IX seems to have been a bit of a clothes hound, and of the many accessories in a smaller gallery — mitres, crosiers, rings, and a pectoral cross of gold and amethysts that would suit Cher — the most opulent are Pius's three tiaras, festooned with rubies and sapphires.
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When Bezos last visited the country in the fall of 2014, he dressed in a sherwani, traditional Indian festive attire, and posed for pictures standing atop a truck festooned with garlands, holding an oversized check for $2 billion, the amount Amazon had invested in India at the time.
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"I take what's given me," Mr. Schumer, 66, said in a (shoeless) interview in his Capitol Hill office right off the Senate floor, one festooned with portraits of his idols (Eleanor and Franklin Roosevelt, Lyndon B. Johnson), maps of New York and mildly goofy photos with other Democrats.
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When he slipped into Qatar last weekend, Mr. al-Qahtani and his friend Khaled al-Anqari mingled in Souk Wakif, a popular district in central Doha with upmarket cafes, falcon dealers and buildings festooned with giant pictures of the emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani.
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"We just had that surprise event of Donald Trump winning, and it just dumped thousands and thousands of people behind our campaign all of a sudden," Mr. Marinelli said in an interview in his home office here that doubles as a bedroom, and is festooned with a California flag.
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Her glacial gaze and precise framing give an added force to five views of the Teatro Degollado in Guadalajara, whose carmine stalls are topped by a fresco of religious ecstasy, or the spectacular Iglesia de San Jerónimo Tlacochahuaya in Oaxaca, with a barrel-vault ceiling festooned with flowers.
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Ms. Hall was active in local Republican Party circles, and her Facebook page was festooned with photographs — some of which have been recently removed — of her posing with conservative luminaries, such as Donald Trump Jr., Sean Hannity, Roger J. Stone Jr. and the state's Republican governor, Ron DeSantis.
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The country's rulers, who festooned street lamps with Emirati and Vatican flags for Francis' arrival, have granted a large degree of freedom to religious minorities, including Roman Catholics from India, the Philippines and South America who have helped support its growth as construction workers, housekeepers and oil-industry employees.
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Depicting a church facade, topped by a white wooden cross and festooned with a floral wall pattern (subtly spattered with drops of red) and a real wooden window, whose glass panes have been replaced by a vertical, two-part painting, the work keeps its political subtext close to its vest.
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To mark Princess Diana's new duds, DC and Mattel will be releasing a special-edition Barbie – complete with gold-lamé-festooned cape – exclusively at Comic-Con in San Diego this July, where fans can check out costumes from the upcoming Wonder Woman film and attend a 75th anniversary panel talk.
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And if you have listened to enough of Mr. Yankovic's song parodies, festooned with wordplay, you most likely have given this idea a fleeting thought: Who would be more perfect for the cruciverbal arts than the man who turned Robin Thicke's song "Blurred Lines" into a song about bad writing?
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And the scenes are hypnotic: a 31-year-old Chuck Berry stomping across the stage during "Sweet Little Sixteen," showing off hip-swiveling moves that clearly inspired Elvis Presley; Anita O'Day singing "Sweet Georgia Brown" while dressed immaculately in a black evening gown, white gloves, and a feather-festooned hat.
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He was clad, as always, in a T-shirt (this one was black, festooned with white flecks that appeared, at a distance, to be stars), blue corduroys and red-striped white sneakers that bore the label Crowdpac — the nonpartisan political-crowd-funding site that Mr. Hilton founded with two partners.
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"Spermhood" — smartly staged by David Schweizer on a clever set (by Caleb Wertenbaker) festooned with specimen cups — is thoughtful about the meaning of friendship and family, and about persevering as an artist in an expensive city when you can't break out of what Mr. Albo calls the middle lower class.
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Then he started to accessorize it.. He did it in a a show space filled this season with curving, tufted pink velvet banquettes, walls festooned with a mosaic of pink mirrored squares, and curtains of more pink mirrors bisecting the runway — the whole thing bathed in a rose-tinted light.
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On the Runway Ever since Kate Middleton was married in a gown festooned with lace from Sophie Hallette, a traditional, family-run company in the north of France, and Amal Clooney followed suit with her Oscar de la Renta confection, the French lace industry has been having something of moment.
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A pair of pulled-pork chimichangas were imbued with two different barbecue sauces, one of them a terrific mustard-based Carolina variety, and the salad that came with them — festooned with strips of Fresno peppers and marinated nopal cactus, and drizzled with a jalapeño lime dressing — added both sweetness and fire.
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And though Tracey is the alpha in this relationship, over time it becomes clear that there is longing on her part, too: She envies her friend's doting father and quietly stable life — routine things the narrator would happily exchange for Tracey's crèche of dolls, logo-festooned clothes and artistic ability.
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Decades later, still true to its process, Arts & Design commissioned Firelei Báez, born in the Dominican Republic, for the station at 163rd and Amsterdam — a stop serving a majority Dominican neighborhood — which she festooned with the flora of her native country, a tropical forest of plants to remind commuters of their metaphorical roots.
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The bottom two were Kalorie, correctly called on the carpet for her "million dollar dress" of generic Monopoly money hot-glued to an ill-fitting bustier (a fourth-removed cousin of superior cash-fronted gowns of queens past), and Vanessa, spatchcocked by Michelle Visage for her definition-deficient, doll-festooned silk-flower leotard.
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Among the other five dozen or so columns terminating in human feet, dreamy red ships festooned with curious anchors, graphically ominous wooden boxes of loose fingers, and other strange and supple products of Fonseca's imagination, one final piece not to miss is a severely cut block of white Carrara marble called "Ludovisi," 1975.
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Hand-painted by the ceramists Donato and Giuseppe Massa in the mid-245s, the tiles, festooned with flowers, vegetables and storytelling scenes, were the exclusive delight of the nuns who lived there in seclusion for nearly 28 years, until monks took their place and opened the grounds to the public in 273.
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In the rooms Mr. Furth designs, he likes to install unexpected pieces by contemporary artists and designers: a metal console table festooned with woven textiles that he developed with Tanya Aguiñiga; a chandelier of knotted electrical cord by Kwangho Lee; a coffee table resembling a spill of liquid bronze by Stefan Bishop.
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The high-ceilinged, slightly gone-to-seed establishment is festooned with rugby ephemera — the sport being as sacred to Gascons as duck fat — and is furnished with a long wood bar, a couple of rickety barstools, and, teetering slightly on the beer-stained wood-slat floor, a dozen or so zinc-topped tables.
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In contrast to the older artist's open, brightly colored, linear forms, which carve out chambers of deep, contradictory pictorial space reverberating with cosmic overtones, Petersen's flat, geometric shapes — some perforated with openings, others festooned with dark, opaque circles — are placed over a pale ground marked by muted vertical bands, creating an ambiguous sense of depth.
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Other guardian and talismanic sculptures, like "Homage to the Kri-Kri" (1985) and "The Death of Fishing" (2007) are festooned with the artist's expired credit cards, fishing nets and lures, letters, spark plugs, and covered in nails like Kongo minkisi figures, the African ritual pieces that are included as supplemental reference objects in this exhibition.
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Yet, despite our generation's small size and overlooked status, we've nevertheless been handed the job of being America's cultural roadies, stuck with the grotty work of cleaning up a world-stage festooned with the detritus of decades of boomer indulgence, while simultaneously setting it for the triumphant arrival of the millennial headliners to come.
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At least Renzi was undeniably a good friend and partner of the United States, while Le Pen's Front National (FN) is partial to posting creepy images of Uncle Sam festooned with Stars of David, and attacks mainstream French politicians as servants of the U.S. who fail to defend French national interests against U.S. threats.
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"To honor his wife of 73 years and her commitment to family literacy, for which she raised over $110 million over the course of over 85033 years, [George H.W. Bush] will be wearing a pair of socks festooned with books at today's funeral service for former First Lady Barbara Bush," family spokesman Jim McGrath said.
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The 29-year-old pop powerhouse performed stripped-down acoustic versions of three tracks from her latest album, Lover After delivering soaring versions of "The Archer" and "You Need to Calm Down" on a pink guitar festooned with hearts, she moved to a candlelit baby grand piano to play "Daylight," giving the album's closer its very first public airing.
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Then, for her next thoughtful surprise, Mariah went solo, donning a candy-encrusted bra and posing in yet another bathtub, appropriately festooned tiny balloons and covered in confetti and Hershey Kisses, with a small cosmetic mirror placed just within eye-line so the pop star can ensure at all times that her amorous photographs never look bleak.
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Among the extraordinary assemblages here, fashioned with wooden frames and brown bags from Whole Foods, and festooned with belts and bits of fake fur and leather, are paintings dedicated to the one-time Playboy playmate Dorothy Stratton, the chef and television personality Anthony Bourdain, the Japanese TV idol Miyu Uehara and a Chilean murder victim, María José Reyes.
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Wearing slightly off-theme costumes were: Katie Couric, who dressed as Elizabeth Holmes of the Theranos blood-testing scandal; New York State Senator Brad Hoylman, who went as Bill Cunningham, the eulogized fashion and society photographer for The New York Times; and Michael Kors, who wore a gangster outfit festooned with Barbies ("Guys and Dolls," get it?).
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Dubbed "Ratnik" (Russian for "warrior"), the program currently boasts all the futuristic goodies of the gadget-heavy systems you might see in a science-fiction movie: Modernized body armor, bulletproof shields, an onboard tactical computer, and a helmet festooned with night-vision and thermal imaging gear — all of which have seen testing as recently as October 5453.
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"To honor his wife of 73 years and her commitment to family literacy, for which she raised over $273 million over the course of over 241 years, @GeorgeHWBush will be wearing a pair of socks festooned with books at today's funeral service for former First Lady Barbara Bush," according to Bush family spokesperson Jim McGrath, who tweeted the detail before the funeral.
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"To honor his wife of 73 years and her commitment to family literacy, for which she raised over $110 million over the course of over 30 years, @GeorgeHWBush will be wearing a pair of socks festooned with books at today's funeral service for former First Lady Barbara Bush," according to Bush family spokesperson Jim McGrath, who tweeted the detail before the funeral.
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The co-owners Raphael Lyon and Arley Marks are devoted herbalists who pick many of their mead ingredients upstate, and there's something indelibly witchy about drinking rounds of Floralia (made with juniper, lavender, and marjoram) from delicate Nick and Nora glasses at a bar festooned with the spoils of their frequent foraging trips, such as a branch of downy pink sumac berries.
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Indeed, Aquazzura's sandals and slippers festooned with cobalt blue pom-poms and fringe, elegant raffia espadrilles and laser-cut gladiator heels called to mind nothing so much as a stroll on the beach in the Seychelles, while René Caovilla's green python skin and crystalline floral sandals and sneakers in ice cream shades channeled coming out of the Blue Grotto into Capri's bright sunshine.
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"I want my woman to feel a million dollars — like she can stand out from the crowd even in the dark of a nightclub, and dance for hours and hours," he said, illustrating his point with models in top-to-toe PVC biker jackets and zip-festooned pants as waiters with lunchtime trays of Champagne flutes loitered close by amid palm fronds.
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Rotting fish, festooned with sequins and beads, gave off such an overpowering scent at the Museum of Modern Art's 413 showing of the South Korean artist Lee Bul's "Majestic Splendor" that they had to be removed from the Manhattan museum; earlier this year, a new iteration, doused with potassium permanganate to neutralize the smell, caused a small fire at a gallery in London.
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What she did share showed a family home festooned with all manner of personal memento and political keepsakes: a dining room lined with reproductions of letters from the Founding Fathers and an antique ballot box; a den with a wall-size, wooden replica of the Constitution; hallways and stairwells densely populated with casual photos of family and friends, including former President Barack Obama.
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They're very much laptops that are eschewing the race to the bottom for size and weight that's dominated the last few years of the laptop market, and while a lot is going to depend on what Acer prices these at, the idea of having a top-notch portable computer that doesn't have to be festooned in glowing lights and flaming skulls is an attractive one.
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As for Graham's look, it's got an off-white corset (that part was the nod to the evening's honoree, Rei Kawakubo, and her plays on innerwear-as-outerwear) festooned with massive silk organza ruffles running down one shoulder, draped diagonally across the body and down to the train, in various shades of crimson (a very popular hue of the night, also as a nod, presumably, to Kawakubo).
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Walk under the porticos of sidewalk bazaars festooned with everything from puppets to pajama pants; around the horned bulls wandering on the narrow roads; past the carts of fried chickpea cakes, and marble-lined shrines with statues of gods; through an arched doorway into a four-story courtyard with intricate floral railings; and into a crowd of men at a corner fountain polishing brass prayer cups.
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In "After Watteau II" (2018, oil on aluminum), for example, Kobaslija offers a portrait of a young police officer accompanied by a little goat; they stand on the outskirts of a city, which is visible in the distance on the left, while on the right, also in the distance, a tree is festooned with children's colorful, inflatable swimming rings — a motif the artist returns to in a separate painting.
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Pro-impeachment leaders festooned their desks with signs reading "impeachment now," while Rousseff's supporters chanted "Coup, coup, coup" The outcome had been widely expected, and it was largely symbolic because no matter the outcome of the vote, the matter would still have gone to the full lower house for a crucial vote expected at week's end on whether to send the matter to the Senate for a possible trial.
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But they were all relatively sedate (even the nightie dress was long and not clingy.) The net effect was to make Rihanna look like a grown-up, an adjective that also applied to Adele, who wore a long-sleeved flower-festooned gown (which was the source of much Twitter speculation, though it turned out to be by Dolce & Gabbana) in her new video, which had its premiere during the awards.
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Across the city, yellow ribbons flutter from trunks, and one elm is festooned with flags, decorations and even a Valentine's Day poem ("Will you be my Valentine/ As I await my Council killers/ In patient Trepidation," it starts.) Thought to be about 120 years old, that elm has won a stay of execution, but only because it is home to a rare species of butterfly, the white-letter hairstreak.
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Rosanna Norton's costume design, Leslie Dilley's production design, and Rosemary Brandenberg's set decoration all deserve praise for creating a creepy but deeply elegant atmosphere, full of cozy sweaters, moth-eaten lace, festooned turrets, and Nightmare Before Christmas-like swirls (I could write an entire piece about the foyer floor design alone) But what's most clear upon rewatching is that while the movie is named for Casper, this is Ricci's movie.
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One such mega-party, London's first Energy rave on May 22002, 290, which drew 2160,22006 people to the Westway Film Studios in Shepherd's Bush, featured a laser-festooned lighting rig to enhance one of the themed rooms: "[It] literally had a Roman temple in the middle of it, with a huge great prism and a laser shooting through the middle and firing in all directions," DJ Jazzy M told author Sean Bidder in his 20083 book Pump Up the Volume.
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For proof, see Rodarte, where decoration is an ontology in itself, one concept leading inexorably to the next, and the next (and the next): belted leather coats festooned in ruffles, which also climbed the legs in frilled gladiator boots and edged musketeer gloves, and then were paired with point d'esprit trousers and Chantilly lace blouses, covered sometimes by road-warrior longhair multicolored goat fur coats, which then segued into slip dresses dropped from shoulders and encrusted in sequins and flowers, beaded with birds.
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It was clear that he was just as baffled as I was by the sudden appearance of Eve, whom he confessed to having never met, or heard about, on our drive back to Manhattan a few hours later, his driver inching through traffic on the Belt Parkway while Glimcher, in a trim blue blazer festooned with a red lapel pin to denote his selection for the French Legion of Honor, calmly stroked the back of a little gray terrier asleep on his lap.
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In the state flag-festooned environs of the American Cathedral in Paris, parochial-school pleated skirts and dresses were shrunken to infant proportions and then squeezed onto grown women; neckties roped and left to trail, noose-like, at the back; shoulders on shirts and jackets blown out to Frankenstein size or pinched up and in, to create a Quasimodo effect; and sweatshirts and sweatgowns emblazoned with slogans: "sexual fantasies" and "unskinny" and "May the bridge I burn light the way," among them.
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Some wear pocket protectors.) Dollard lays out the entire case against Varga to Gloria through the papers he has festooned on the walls and the conference-room table, but he makes a surprising admission: Varga and his associates weren't running a vast money laundering operation, but what Dollard calls a "leveraged bleed-out," which is when a parasitic entity attaches itself to a healthy company, borrows (and pockets) millions in its name, and then dumps the debt-ridden company to a low bidder.
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The clip ends with Bruce Willis wheeling out a cake festooned with sparklers, but its highlight comes a moment earlier, when Mr. Bennett steers the song home (milking the final phrase, as is his right): Let the music playAs long as there's a song to singAnd I will stay younger I will stay younger I will stay youngerrrrrrr than spring N.C. Shabaka Hutchings is a London-born tenor saxophonist with a strong connection to the African diaspora: he spent most of his youth in Barbados, and has often traveled to South Africa for inspiration.
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A bulletin board was festooned with notices for, variously, the Fabulous RVing Women (FRVW on Facebook); a lost cat; entreaties for help installing solar power; a self-defense class for women; invitations to caravan to Los Algodones or Slab City, the outsider community on an abandoned Navy base in California's Badlands that is a de rigueur stop for this set; and a beading class at the RTR "art camp," which was two trestle tables strewn with art supplies set out by Sue Soaring Sun, a 62-year-old artist.
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But I bet you could remember it — and for more than a few minutes — if you first visualized it along a walk through your house: The entryway of your house is festooned with toilet paper; your kitchen sink is full of lobsters, dancing; a bathtub-size stick of butter melts on your dining room table; your family is singing karaoke in a swimming pool of hummus in your living room; your hallway is so full of grapes you cannot avoid crushing them with each step; your stairway has a runner of lasagna noodles slippery with tomato sauce; a mooing cow is being milked in your bedroom; stalks of corn grow down from the ceiling in the spare bedroom; a crop of multicolored mushrooms blooms in your shower.
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