Comment from discussion mafia_j's comment from discussion "Floaty bird floating".
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Comment from discussion fatkiddown's comment from discussion "Floaty bird floating".
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A giant pink flamingo floaty cruised the East River yesterday.
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You know, the blue, floaty, stinging thing that'll ruin your day.
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Jennifer Lopez teamed the same one with a floaty tiered miniskirt.
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These are the events that reward floaty elegance more than power.
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For evening, there were floaty parachute-silk dresses with open backs.
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It's the Reality Stone and it's typically presented as floaty red liquid.
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And that floaty blue button-up you wanted is gone, gone, gone.
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But diaphanous caftans and floaty frocks don't always fly in the city.
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It's light, it's long, it's floaty, and literally everyone should own one. Why?
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The floaty, feathery R&B she offers on this album is typically delightful.
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It's not floaty or bouncy, but it's smooth and handles itself well over bumps.
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I knit in my hot tub with a floaty with my yarn in it.
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Imagine, if you will, this album, in all its floral, floaty, rainbow-colored-glory.
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Pair with the requisite summer uniform of vintage Levi's or a floaty Reformation dress.
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Even her wardrobe is out of sync with the other women's floaty, hippie layers.
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Prince William's wife, Kate, walked the red carpet in a floaty white one-shoulder dress.
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The stiff, floaty, uncanny motion looks like something from a '90s CD-ROM video game.
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The geometry of the lines recurred in many of the otherwise airy and floaty designs.
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"Kiss My Butt 36," Simpson captioned the topless picture of herself laying on a green floaty.
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Tap on one, and it will open in a floaty window above your currently opened app.
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Once I got comfortable with the floaty controls, I started to see what makes it special.
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I was limp, and I was very floaty; I was in and out of a deep sleep.
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The app adds random distortion effects, such as colorful glitches and floaty mirroring to a kaleidoscope twist.
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Imagine that multiplied by about 20, and that's what subspace feels like; floaty, calm, happy, and trusting.
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Earn and Van are feeling floaty and relaxed, enjoying each other—a setup for quarrels to come.
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Road and wind noise seep into the cabin, while floaty handling doesn't quite match the bumpy ride.
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But Super Lucky's Tale is meant to feel floaty and the jumps forgiving, so it generally works.
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While it's not sloppy handling or particularly floaty, the iM is clearly designed with comfort in mind.
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Contrast is also a good strategy to keep in mind: Floaty dresses go well with chunky boots.
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This genre was about woozy, heady, floaty tones—stuff made for popping percs, swigging lean, and slooooooooooooowing down.
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Plus, festival fashion changed too, with fewer floaty dresses and more vintage denim, sneakers, athleisure, and baseball caps.
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On the contrary, Rock Band takes enough liberties with Beatles history that I always feel floaty and guiltless.
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Wearing it made Mr. T. feel alternately floaty and as if a large butterfly had died on him.
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On Saturday, the sun changes costumes, trading Aquarius' funky denim for Pisces' floaty sheers and publicly-approved PJs.
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I love dresses that are floaty and airy and that I do not need to wear underwear underneath.
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Lauren Conrad, the queen of all things rose-colored, floaty and metallic-accented, is celebrating her 31st birthday today.
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Floaty ephemerality being a hallmark of countless R&B records whose details evaporate in the sun, what's King's secret?
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At first it started with a nice floaty feeling, but it quickly changed to a really intense, terrible high.
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If you're swimming or surfing, a floaty, hydrodynamic "closed cell" or single-piece suit is probably your best bet.
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"If I go out to dinner with a bunch of friends, I'll have headaches and feel floaty," he says.
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The first few months of Jane, I felt floaty, almost as if I was reeling from a new amour.
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They've BOUGHT some floaty shirts from a vintage shop, they've RECENTLY discovered cocaine and holy FUCK do they love Bowie.
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Armani presented short skirts in shiny patent black and floaty short jumpsuits that looked like skirts for "high-tech heroines".
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" He also noted that the rabbits' "stiff, floaty, uncanny motion looks like something from a '90s CD-ROM video game.
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It forced Cadillac (which has a minor presence overseas) to abandon its soft floaty ride for a much crisper dynamic.
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At local brand Diphylleia, models wore floaty and shiny gold dresses, transparent shirts and loose tops with wide-legged trousers.
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Browsing It's really not so much the floral prints as the floaty lightweight garments that make warm-weather dressing so enjoyable.
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It nodded to many of the looks she has made her signature, like those floaty lace blouses or big boyfriend coats.
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"101 FM" ripples over a floaty, 8-bit and kick-to-the-chest boombap beat, catching Simz in a nostalgic mood.
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On the freeway, it's ponderous and floaty with no discernible connection between the steering wheel and the front wheels of the vehicle.
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Red carpet favorite Alice Temperley presented floaty dresses referencing neoclassical architecture at her fashion show, using plenty of light colors and materials.
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Everyone who witnessed the cube's disappearance got zapped into a floaty space filled with white lights and some weird kind of butterfly.
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The models file out in boxy, floaty garments, as well as slim, stretchy silhouettes — stiff shapes contrasting with more free-flowing pieces.
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One look at this floaty, pale-pink, pleated gown and you'd have no idea it was created from old bottles and grocery bags.
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The teen soaked up the sun on an inflatable lip floaty from FUNBOY, giving a personalized twist on the ubiquitous celeb swan raft.
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The clothes here are cut wide, floaty: a series of button-up shirts ($89) and baggy trousers ($115) in pastels and soft grays.
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Long floaty dresses, asymmetrical skirts, flared trousers and pencil designs evoked different eras with designs in emerald green, deep purple and geranium pink.
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Inspired by murals and ceramics, Ilincic put artistic abstract prints on some of her designs while floaty longer evening gowns were silky and layered.
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"Paring down a larger voice to sing these soft, floaty passages has really taken time," she said at the Met after a recent rehearsal.
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It's a floaty, delicate, convention-destroying triumph, a three-minute burst of sci-fi glam-trap crossover that should have been a hit single.
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When I see people going about their routines, a floaty piano melody plinks in the background, as if I should notice what they're doing.
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For the past decade, Aussie label Zimmermann has been turning out gorgeous swimwear and floaty, intricately worked summery dresses that are prime wanderlust-inducing material.
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"My son is floating out in the middle of the ocean on a floaty thing," Declan's mother, Jill O'Connor, told dispatchers in a 911 call.
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But I gravitate toward clothing that pretends my midsection doesn't exist at all and is just a floaty blank space between my clavicle and thighs.
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In the movement, the weapons, the floaty yet fairly frantic combat, the way the apples crunch when you restore the smallest sliver of your health.
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But Ys (and its surrounding press) also pinned Newsom in the trope of a floaty sylph who summons her otherworldly tunes from a dreamlike netherspace.
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From Thursday to Sunday, shop for floaty chiffon dresses ($2650) and other effortless pieces at the French label Sézane's first store in the United States.
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This was another testament to the couple's flexibility: Ms. Wynn's first choice, a strapless, floaty rental from Allison Parris, fell through at the last minute.
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You might feel a little floaty today—but, again, Neptune is your ruler and you are a fish, so floating is sort of your natural state.
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She giggled and giggled and released her koala grip from around my neck, then helped the teacher pull all the floaty scarves back into her bag.
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For her big moment, Osaka wore a design by Japanese label Comme des Garçons: a white dress with floaty sleeves that hit just above her calves.
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One imagines its creator, Arianna Margulis, sipping a pink drink on a flamingo floaty—this summer, she posted an image with her character doing just that.
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From the waist down, however, they are decked out in ruffled mini-skirts, woven peplum dresses, floaty A-line skirts, and bare legs, covered in goosebumps.
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Melee attacks are a little floaty; the physics, unpredictable; and the sound of its rampant destruction hits the eardrums like a dump truck crushing another dump truck.
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Woven from the flax plant, linen has been used for clothing since Mesopotamian times, but has recently been relegated to resortwear, with floaty caftans and loose trousers.
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Stevie's unique look, all long blonde hair and floaty fabrics and slinky fringing, may lend itself to drag, but it's also made her a bohemian style icon.
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Backstage Beauty Report At Marni, Consuelo Castiglioni put forth a new spring/summer collection full of floaty accordion pleat dresses, and looks in single, all-over colors.
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There are all sorts of floaty beatless tracks out there in the world, but Objekt slams down the gas pedal, weaving together technicolor tracks with reckless abandon.
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Dresses came in an array of lengths and styles - frilly, layered, floaty, with puffed up sleeves, slits or slim-fit and in bright colors or floral prints.
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Dresses came in an array of lengths and styles - frilly, layered, floaty, with puffed up sleeves, slits or slim-fit and in bright colors or floral prints.
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In the 10th round McGregor became what he described as "wobbly and floaty," forcing Hall-of-Fame referee Robert Byrd to call a stoppage to the fight.
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In some ways, it feels like the natural extension of the floaty genre people were calling cloud rap, but West manages to drift even further out there.
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There's even a word for the state of a submissive's mind and body during and after consensual kinky play: subspace, often described as a "floaty" or "flying" feeling.
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"That is basically the picture of the actual moment," says Sparks, who was wearing a two-piece swimsuit and had a Fred the Flamingo floaty around her waist.
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And he's announced his desire to work more aggressively toward making tight pop music, the seeming antithesis of the floaty aesthetic he revels in on Tame Impala albums.
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It's one of the most beloved songs in VGM, nailing the balance between that unmistakable Donkey Kong vibe and the cool, floaty feeling of the game's water levels.
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A ruched detail to her classic cropped pants, ruffled shoulders to a crew-neck sweater and floaty sleeves on a floral dress all add a hint of girlie personality.
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This means that the movement will be more familiar if you've played lots of traditional shooters, but it also feels too artificial and floaty compared to standard FPS games.
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Of course, no summer soirée is complete without pool time — and the actress made sure to nab one of 2017's most recognizable icons: a #FLOATY Rainbow Unicorn Float.
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As soon as I broke my hands from the sand and my feet as well, I just, my body felt very, very relaxed, and I felt, like, very floaty.
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As the Goldilocks of dresses (not too long, not too short), the midi hits right below your knee and the silhouette can vary from being body-conscious to super floaty.
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The 33-year-old tennis superstar (he's only 33!) is a huge fan of luxury floaty boats -- he's in the middle of selling his OTHER yacht, Beethoven, for $3 million
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His forehand wavered at times as Cilic cleverly tried to take the pace off the ball with some floaty slices, but Zverev closed out the first set with an ace.
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A floaty aqua-blue dress with fitted trousers also by Catherine Walker & Co., the ombre look featured a chiffon draped neckline, a nod to the traditional draping of a scarf.
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We started by pre-visualizing the setup in Cinema 4D by mocking up a table, a lightbox (with a 3D area light), floaty objects, and an iPhone 11 Pro model.
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From his sewer home base to his floaty words of warning and even his less-than-savory demeanor, everything about Pennywise seems to draw some attraction to one person or another.
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What started as creative director Rebecca Hessel Cohen's custom designs for her bridesmaids' dresses has blossomed into a full-fledged bouquet of garden-inspired dresses, lace-tinged tops, and floaty bottoms.
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The console version of Halo Wars 2 instead relies on the Xbox One's analog sticks — an inherently floaty, imprecise tool that always made it harder to do what I wanted to.
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It felt easily as responsive as the Quest or Rift S. And overall, my view of the world rarely juddered or felt floaty, like it has with some inside-out headsets.
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On "Cruiser" the band attempts to write a loud, rockin' riff, yet even this sounds automated; intricately woven around the bleepy keyboard hook and the floaty background harmonies, the song zooms.
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When I started it ten years ago I had visions of the Bulmer's advert with, like, long grass, wild flowers and maidens with long blonde hair running through in floaty dresses.
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Whether it's a shirtdress you need or a floaty mini, there are plenty of options trickling into your favorite stores that won't put you on a dollar-slice diet for a week.
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Boho chic implies loose, floaty silhouettes that drape oh-so-casually on waif-like limbs, a look that flatters exactly 0.0032 percent of the female population whose last name is not Olsen.
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Here's a stowaway on Welsh commentator Jason Mohammad's suit: And seeing as how certain players get a little, well, skittish around floaty little things, this could be problematic: Demitri Payet is screwed.
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Along that journey, one of the decisions was that if you animate on ones using computer animation, it sometimes feels so smooth that it's floaty, and it's starting to lose weight and impact.
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You move your character, a floaty stick-figure ninja, with simple left-right-jump controls, but making it to the end of each level will require you to master momentum, timing, and gravity.
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Another had me riding a Bowser floaty in a sort of rapidly scrolling shoot-em-up scheme, where I had to find lines through "bullet hell"-esque waves of enemies across the screen.
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Their take on basement rock tropes is still utterly blown out—a decade ago we might have called this shitgaze—but they're able to wring these wonderful floaty melodies out of the static.
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A couple of hours later, when it was chilled through in the fridge, the tembleque was a floaty white wobble — a soft, jiggly, undiluted expression of coconut that was delicately sweet and floral.
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It's up to you to pick the place, but a floaty dress with the unmistakable whiff of wanderlust, sturdy-but-chic walking sandals and a superlight duffel will get you there in style.
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With its eerie, piano-driven mock-simplicity, the instrumental track frames exactly what's to come in a way that is both precise yet suitably floaty, like a post-op patient still vague from anaesthetic.
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You should still avoid submerging it, and to that end UE is now including a blow-up floaty in the box, so you can keep the Roll 2 nearby while relaxing in the pool.
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The animated series features Ghibli's usual phenomenally rich backdrops for the woodland setting, and its familiar rounded character designs, but they're clearly CGI, with a gimbaled floaty quality that Ghibli characters don't normally have.
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Of course ... Kawhi is no stranger to a good time on off weeks -- remember, the NBA star hit a floaty boat on the open seas near Barbados back in June after his Raptors championship.
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Song to Song puts Ryan Gosling in another movie about aspiring artists — just this time, instead of wonderfully choreographed dancing, we're getting Malick's typically floaty camerawork and lots of people falling all over the place.
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Dressed in short "nude" colored floaty shifts (the women) and dance shorts (the men), they gamely set in motion Rodin's curving, hyperextended poses with the closed expression of anyone obliged to work behind a window.
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There are plenty of areas to hide from pursuing enemies or sneak up on a target, and the game's floaty, exaggerated jump adds a touch of urban parkour as you find new ways to get about.
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But the danger is that at launch this spring the game may be caught between two camps: too complex and multi-layered to be a party game; too floaty and inaccurate to be a competitive battler.
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The designs use popular bridal fabrics in ways you wouldn't expect — like crocheted lace to both add structure and trim a slip dress, or tiers of crinkle chiffon for a floaty effect on a matching set.
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Mikey and I felt spot-lit in the middle of the room — the skinny blond chick in a floaty goth dress with multiple ear piercings, and the dude in the loud suit with half a leg.
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With her husband David and their children watching from the front row, Beckham said the spring/summer 2020 collection highlighted her love of contrasts, mixing tailored suits with floaty dresses and pale neutrals with bold colours.
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The woman feels that same floaty sensation as she signs in to the dating site and types her reply to the rapist: To be honest, she writes him, she doesn't know if she's ready to date.
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Naturally, the public delivered: Yes, there are some exceptions, but rest assured that the overwhelming majority of the 2,000 comments on the Facebook post (I've carefully checked 'em all) call for a plebiscitary vote on Floaty McFloatface.
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Other times, you'll find that there are shapes or other transparent images, dubbed by various online communities as "the floaty things," moving around over the static image in the video and the video component is more obvious.
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With a parade of slips in every variety, from irresistibly elegant to boxy and loose, Klein joined designers, like Céline, Rochas, Burberry, and Givenchy, to name a few, in celebrating all things floaty, lacy, and semi-transparent.
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Backstage Beauty Report At Jil Sander, the designer Rodolfo Paglialunga used '80s power dressing as a starting point for his spring/summer collection: he took men's suiting and big shoulders and modernized them in soft, floaty materials.
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Molinari, known for her feminine and romantic clothes, used plenty of pastel colours and bold pinks for the Spring/Summer 2020 womenswear line consisting of floaty dresses and floral printed or embroidered tops, skirts, shorts and trousers.
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Social media influencers like Aimee Song and Jamie Chung modeled floaty printed dresses, tomboy overalls edged with eyelet, and Baja hoodies for front-row celebrities like Lauren Conrad and Keke Palmer, along with hundreds of passers-by.
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The gown featured a bold back cutout and a bejeweled train, and while it looked delicate and floaty, her then-stylist Ty Hunter revealed to WWD that it was actually one of the heaviest dresses she's ever worn.
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Jean Louis Sabaji's froth of stormy sea foam billowing about the mannequin's feet is a standout, as is a beautifully washed-up gown by Rodarte with castoff netting dripping over floaty flotsam tulle upon which water flowers float.
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"It's made of heavy chains, but it has this light, floaty quality that I think is amazing," said Mr. Parker, who stepped in with his checkbook when the Greene Space lobby was redecorated and Ms. Hope's installation became available.
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Mainly because I have an image of me as an old lady and in it I'm wafting around some kind of artist studio dressed in layers of floaty muslin, just generally being very chilled and complete with who I am.
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While not the first openly gay professional skater, Anderson is undoubtedly the most high-profile, an anchor on Nike Skateboarding's program for over 15 years and beloved by the community for his aggressive, yet floaty style of skating and big personality.
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Funnily enough, while I'm not a fashion blogger, pictures where I'm wearing a nice outfit also get a lot of engagement—my fans will ask me where I bought certain items of clothing, especially if I'm in a long, floaty dress.
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Its Bali flagship in bustling Kuta is an explosion of color, the clothes both floaty and feminine, while two doors down there's Biasa+, a sprawling concept store-like setup showcasing the capsule men's wear collection, jewelry, housewares and a gallery, ArtSpace.
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The opening track "counting all the starfish" in particular has a floaty feel—hearing it feels like the experience of being carried gently along the surface of water that glints in the morning light, easing us in to the rest of the album.
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It's a sense of gusto that was missing from a pretty, but dutiful, Chloé collection by Natacha Ramsay-Levi, who abandoned most of her former cool girl-on-the-road complications in favor of a straightforward mix of '80s pinstripes and floaty dresses.
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The FLOTUS and her daughters' ensembles were perfectly matched for the evening affair, with Michelle covering up her famous arms in a long-sleeve, floaty Altuzarra handkerchief-hem dress featuring an all-over white print intersected with contrasting black lines and buttons up the front.
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There are specific music-geekery reasons behind how her latest single "Strangers"—with its huge drop and floaty synths in the verses contrasting with a fist-pumping beat in the chorus—pushes the boundaries of this style further than her debut EP Don't Kill My Vibe.
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Gone was the fragile Ferretti woman of yore, all floaty chiffon filigree frocks and fairy tales; welcome the new, football pad-shouldered 1980s Ferretti, with a leather cape, a studded belt and a bit of disco shine amid a whole lot of black and dark denim.
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I think even the video comparison below makes it pretty clear that the SNES version was more fun to play: It doesn't look as good, but I remember the hit detection was better and the jumping was less floaty, which overall made it a better platformer.
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Banana Republic agrees that the girl's got style: The label tapped her as its women's ambassador last fall, and this month sees Palermo's designer début for the brand with a 70-item-strong capsule collection that includes sharp military coats and floaty maxidresses crafted from luxe Italian fabric.
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Just to be safe, though, I'd often tune into those floaty hours of music where Harold Budd melts into Pat Metheny, and I'd shut my eyes and pretend that this wasn't my life, that I worked in a holistic therapy practitioners rather than in an educational sales call centre.
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For the occasion—a dance party ostensibly headlined by the floaty drum and bass-inspired sounds of the UK duo Chase & Status—they decided to let in a select group of outsiders to enjoy the party alongside the British athletes, who are currently second in the Olympic medal table.
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And according to the experts at the wilderness conference: heed the warning signs for avalanches (cracks in snow, whomping sounds), learn how to swim (or take a floaty), take the time to acclimatize to high altitude, don't cook in your tent, discard climbing ropes if they are frayed (i.e.
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Consider the huge Gucci medallions and bulls' head necklaces that Alessandro Michele styled over everything from unisex sweatshirts to floaty white dresses in his spring 2018 collection this fall, as well as the orange and pink beads that male models wore with blazers and with shorts (and, sometimes, with both together).
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And at Tory Burch, the push-pull between floaty prairie frocks in organza and Chantilly lace and sharp new Romantic velvet jackets and jodhpurs — inspired by the push-pull of the ceramic artist Francesca DiMattio's morphing, multitextured sculptures — added a bit of oomph to an otherwise straightforward story of silhouettes and sensibility.
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This is, admittedly, much stronger and steadier ground for her than "Look What You Made Me Do"'s childish ruminations on revenge, and musically she seems more at home with floaty synths, reminiscent as they are of the intro to her last album's "Blank Space," than the industrial-style clamour she's tried out on the previous two Reputation efforts.
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Not only did Pippa Middleton accessorize a floaty pink floral dress with her favorite "Bosworth" sunglasses to watch the men's final at Wimbledon on Sunday (a style she has owned since the brand first launched in 2012), but The Crown's Claire Foy was also wearing her "Archer Rose" sunglasses from the label on the same day.
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Speaking of those gowns: for the movie's London (above left) and N.Y.C. premieres (above right), Paster wanted to put Fukuhara, 24, in two very different looks — the second, a sheer Reem Acra gown worn with Anita Ko jewelry and a dark wine lip, picked to be the sexy counterpoint to the floaty, princess-y periwinkle Valentino the actress wore to the N.Y.C. premiere on Monday.
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To uniform the "imperfect and flawed and vulnerable" anti-athletes who Mr. Risso felt have been shut out by fashion, he devised nerdy high-waist skater shorts in felted mohair; nylon Windbreakers rolled and knotted at the waist; floaty bathrobes printed with patterns drawn from the work of the American painter Betsy Podlach and checked cabana suits, whose wide legs were lopped off at pedal pusher height.
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If you went to a bar sometime between 2000 and 2005, you were wearing a variation on this look: A gauzy, floaty "going out top" with bootcut jeans (probably frayed at the hem because you needed them to be extra-long to wear to The Club with your amazing wooden-heeled stiletto platforms, but then they'd drag when you wore them with flats the other 98 percent of your life).
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Why not take that notion a step further by designing a suit whose trousers are, in actuality, a form of tailored track pants; or pair floaty skimmer coats as billowing as a spinnaker with form-fitting biker pants; or show lightweight structured suits with no shirts beneath them; or anoraks over pajamas you can wear while making your deals on the phone, just like Howard Hughes used to do?
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There was a fashion show, of course, a vaguely jumbled collection of rolled-sleeve T-shirts and patchwork denim skirts that looked like something a person might wear to the Santa Monica Farmers Market and a leopard spotted duster tossed over a gray athletic suit and a floaty tie-dyed caftan in sunset orange that made one wish Sue Mengers, the storied Hollywood agent, were still alive to wear it.
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