Take a redhead's freckled skin and red hair, for example.
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Another was a visiting Berliner; the third, a freckled Californian.
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It's a cozy place, its front yard freckled with desert landscaping.
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They stare out from a boyish face, freckled and apple-cheeked.
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Turkeys: Voluptuous, browned and gloriously crisp, freckled with salt and pepper.
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I trained myself to ignore the wrinkles creasing around my freckled temples.
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The flakes feel wonderful on her upturned face, her fever-freckled chest.
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Here they come, the freckled and pale, the dark and brooding alike.
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Amy, freshly freckled from weeks in the sun, stroked her bike's front tire.
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As he went to kiss her freckled nose, he flashed his crocodile smile.
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Even behind her white cat-eye sunglasses, her freckled face was still familiar.
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As a freckled, burnable person, I couldn't go to the beach all day.
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Before long, darkness blanketed the trees and stars freckled the vast country sky.
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British photographer Brock Elbank's new series, #Freckles, is a stunning celebration of freckled faces.
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A big, freckled, gregarious man, he favors wearing baggy shorts and wrinkled safari shirts.
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She was dressed all in white, her oversized parka hood almost concealing her freckled face.
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Michelle Meredith, an actress and curve model, is fair-skinned and freckled with strawberry-blond hair.
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CHAPARRAL, New Mexico — The freckled 22-year-old never wanted to come to the United States.
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For any of my freckled friends out there, you can understand just how empowering that is.
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He liked to build, repair, hunt, and fish, and his forearms were freckled from the sun.
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The wall leaned toward him slightly, menacingly, and was freckled with red holds dusty with chalk.
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Jolene stared into the sun, eyes unblinking, brown freckled face relaxed, irises affixed on the blazing corona.
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The lookalike ladies share the same dark red hair, high cheekbones, snow white skin and freckled complexion.
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Freckled, strong, plump-cheeked and unsmiling, these sexually-liberated women are living for themselves—not for you.
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In midtown, they contemplated their puppets, a fluffy spotted hound and a freckled boy with a black eye.
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And he was described as ugly, with a "crumpled and freckled" face and eyes that could turn angry.
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He has just been slashed down from behind, deliberately chopped to the floor by a stretching, freckled leg.
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" Contrasting two views of her brother — "freckled boy and grinning Marine" — she concludes, "There was danger in revelation.
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The top racers are tanned and freckled from time spent running outside, with muscular arms and uneven tan lines.
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The consequences of participating can be more than just a résumé freckled with poor-quality papers and meeting abstracts.
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Day declined to theorize on why freckled girls popped their cherry later, saying that he did not want to speculate.
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The bottom of his flag-map is freckled with dots, presumably a reference to the numerous settlements in the south.
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By the time she released her second album, "Warrior," in 2012, her pouty freckled face and raw sound were instantly recognizable.
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The freckled redhead is on the train, sneering, like everyone else, at the idea of a crying infant on public transport.
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As a freckled redhead, I've grown up well aware of the necessity to wear sunscreen due to dangers of the sun.
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Pale and freckled some of us, dark-haired, blue-eyed, red-cheeked, too, the cynics, the idealists, the poets, the swains.
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The racecars, freckled with dirt as if they'd been through a mudslide, were shoved back onto trailers to be hauled home.
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Beneath the cover of blistered, chive-freckled Emmental cheese, your spoon finds a soup made robust with mushroom and beef broths.
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Shakira, 39, tweeted a photo of the adorable freckled-faced doll, which is wearing a kiss covered bandana designed by the star.
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It's hard for me to even imagine his brown, freckled face turned up in agony with tears streaming down those stubbled jowls.
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I imagine it's the same feeling someone who loves her freckled cheeks gets when she sees herself smiling back in her reflection.
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Niche Round-faced, freckled and 5-foot-3, Ms. Adams knows she doesn't read edgy and has mostly worked in wholesome fare.
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Fort George's rock-textured green spaces include Highbridge Park, where yellow blossoms freckled a winding path on a recent warm spring day.
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The Duchess of Sussex rarely dabbles outside of her center-parted waves, messy low bun, freckled skin, and nude lipstick MO... until recently.
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Now that Jenner has transformed into an older, wiser, and more mature 19-year-old, she's finally embracing her freckled face and chest.
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It's been almost a decade since we first saw Emma Stone's freckled cheeks and fiery, red hair in Superbad — let that sink in.
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From 1880 to the present day, you can watch the earth turn from a blue marble to an orange sphere freckled with red.
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Laffing Sal, a 30s-era red-haired, freckled nightmare of Chuckie-level creepiness, will greet you with a maniacal laugh at the entrance.
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I've always been really obsessed with the way our bodies show the passing of time, [like] I get super freckled in the summer.
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The star flaunts her bright blue eyes and freckled skin, a move that she says she finds freeing at this time in her life.
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According to People, Wells posted two selfies to her Instagram that showed how her once freckled face was edited to be completely freckle-free.
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The mummified bales and portentous bells possess a solemnity at odds with the funhouse effects of the freckled mirrors in bright, Koons-esque colors.
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"I'm such a mom-nerd," she apologized, as if sensing the pretense of Hollywood Glamour melt with each dab to her flush, freckled cheeks.
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China: A new Zara ad featuring the model Jing Wen's freckled face has created an uproar in a country that views freckles as blemishes.
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She was sweet and freckled, strawberry blonde and brimming with the kind of energy that makes you feel better just by being in it's proximity.
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Finding makeup that complements her often fair, freckled, and sensitive skin, as well as her strawberry to copper-hued tresses, is not an easy task.
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Pigtailed and freckled, Gabby Gabby is that vintage doll, the one you'd find in a glass case in a musty room in someone else's house.
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There was a dog on her consult table, a big freckled thing with front paws the size of smaller dogs, on which its head rested.
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She was in her one-piece hot pink suit, a petite girl with a beautiful complexion, her short auburn hair pulled back from her freckled face.
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But on Sunday night, a photo of an egg, orange and lightly freckled, beat out Kylie Jenner's birth announcement as the most-liked Instagram post ever.
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There were the three of us, a family tree in an ombré of mocha next to the caramel complexion of my mom and light-skinned, freckled me.
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She and Danny are both fair-skinned and freckled, and don't closely resemble their half-siblings from their father's first marriage, but they never questioned their heritage.
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There was no buoy other than this boy, who had gripped her with his thin, freckled arms, bellying her out of the peat bog and into time.
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With his freckled face, tousled hair and devil-may-care grin, young Tommy certainly looked the part of Mark Twain's hero, if he did not strictly sound it.
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We can't deny that freckled deer and kiss-y puppy dogs are adorable, but they've never kicked ass and taken names like Daenerys Targaryen, Wonder Woman, or Harley Quinn.
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The picture had been taken on a family vacation to Hawaii, and it showed Amy wearing a teal shirt, with a broad smile on her tan and freckled face.
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Pear and Blue Cheese, Freckled Woodblock Chocolate, Black Olive Brittle & Goat Cheese, and Baked Alaska,and Arbequina Olive Oil are just a few crowd pleasers, as noted by Delish.
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"Absconded from the household of the President of the United States, ONEY JUDGE, a light mulatto girl, much freckled, with very black eyes and bushy hair," the ad read.
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Her recipe sat alongside a photograph of the dish, the gravy freckled with pico de gallo, and it had an immediate impact: I wanted to cook it right away.
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One night in September, as my father lay dying of colon cancer and vascular dementia in an Atlanta hospice, I sat by his bedside holding his cold, freckled hand.
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"SO: I contacted sami miro in June to gift her some pieces from @freckledace , she accepted," wrote Freckled Ace designer Betsy Johnson (no, not that Betsey Johnson) on Instagram Friday.
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One dealer who had the freckled, gangly look of an adult Huckleberry Finn rolled his eyes at the commune's hippie elders as if they were a geriatric Chamber of Commerce.
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There had always been a mismatch between the rugged form of him—knotty biceps and big, coarse, freckled hands—and the delicate way he touched things and fretted over them.
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Of course, I paid a price for that youthful foolishness with sunburns back then, and today, in freckled patches of sun damage along with a greatly increased risk of skin cancer.
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A soft-spoken, freckled Wisconsinite and former Peace Corps volunteer who grew up sailing with his father, Genz was then studying for a doctorate in anthropology at the University of Hawaii.
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Maybe some people find it odd for Pippi Longstocking, with her red pigtails and freckled skin, to be a role model for a black girl on the South Side of Chicago.
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Surely this was just the ramblings of one of the internet's many conspiracists—a freckled loon with cornflakes in his beard and too much time on his hands cooking up wild theories.
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Whereas his natural look includes wispy eye brows and a freckled complexion, Charles used makeup during the video to create Instagram-style browns, longer eye lashes, and a full-coverage foundation base.
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"Here I was (my curly hair, my freckled face, my pale skin, my mixed race) looking down at these boxes, not wanting to mess up, but not knowing what to do," she remembers.
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That's because the star just went from morning to evening without a single visible drop of makeup and Snapchatted the experience, baring even as much as her lovely (but rarely-seen) freckled skin.
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He knows that Phyllis is having an affair, and he knows that Darya (Nicole LaLiberte), the freckled young woman whom he fetched last episode, is planning to kill him with Ray (George Griffith).
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These paintings, with their visceral color palette, from freckled, peachy beige to bright sanguine red, bring the body to the forefront of Hungarian painter Rita Ackermann's newest show for Hauser & Wirth, KLINE RAPE.
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Her thighs were wet with sweat under her shorts, and her silky shoulder-length hair tickled her freckled arms, which tasted sun-baked as she sucked at her own skin, leaving purple marks.
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The Maggie Rogers who just performed on Saturday Night Live was the same Maggie Rogers who sat in front of me: bare, freckled skin, a wash of glitter on her eyelids, rumpled, undone waves.
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This gay nightclub shared its stretch of a prominent thoroughfare with a Dunkin' Donuts, a Radio Shack and, directly across the street, a Wendy's, with its logo of a pigtailed, red-haired, freckled girl.
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Later on, we ate them smoked, on crackers, and hot, in pan roasts and sandwiches, and when we visited friends in New Orleans, roasted in garlic butter, freckled with pulverized anchovies and cayenne pepper.
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Pale-freckled Heddi also seems altered: there is an undercurrent of passion, possibly rage, in the dulcet sounds of her viola, where previously she was tentative, as if feeling herself unworthy of the music.
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He was the new manager who just happened to be a dead ringer for Chad Michael Murray and everyone you've ever seen shirtless, freckled, and tossing a football in one of the brand's ad campaigns.
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From the first shot of Lohan wearing too much makeup, her lips painted a technicolor pink that clashes with her delicate, freckled skin, you want to reach through the screen and give her a hug.
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The Kocktails with Khloé host wore a grey bob hairdo and prosthetic makeup to look like an elderly woman as Kendall, 20, went undercover as a red-head with fake nose and a more freckled complexion.
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" Another journalist noted with scarcely concealed racism that "she is a good looking child, with a pale face a very little freckled, chestnut colored hair, and has no characteristics of the Negro race in her features.
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What I wanted was my freckled cheeks printed on cheap paper, stapled at the ears, the flyers torn from telephone poles and the scales of palm trees, a sliver of my face left flapping in the wind.
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My skin freckled in the Pacific Islands, I tasted Swiss chocolate in the Alps while living in Europe, and my stomach leapt at the peak of world's tallest roller coaster (at the time) in the Nevada desert.
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If I wanted to capture this moment in my life, my body just as it was — soft, round, petite, and freckled — my direct gaze and evolving sexuality, I knew this would be the way to do it.
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Giustinia, who this afternoon has been writing an essay on Octavio Paz, is a handsome brunette in her late thirties, presently barefoot in a bathing suit, with a pair of tortoiseshell glasses perched on her freckled nose.
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One day in the archives, she noticed a 1796 newspaper ad offering $10 for the return of "a light Mulatto girl, much freckled, with very black eyes and bushy hair" who had "absconded" from the president's house.
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"Which feels like something I don't really care about," she said, wrinkling her freckled nose, "but I keep ending up not having anything to wear on TV." In a nutshell, this is the dilemma of being Maggie Rogers .
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After a couple of decades of life on earth as a pale, freckled person prone to the kind of sunburns that elicit condolences from strangers, I've come to accept sunscreen application as the consummate act of goodwill towards myself.
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He sends me a verse by Gerard Manley Hopkins: All things counter, original, spare, strange; Whatever is fickle, freckled (who knows how?) With swift, slow; sweet, sour; adazzle, dim; He fathers-forth whose beauty is past change: Praise him.
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One was in a Chicago Bulls bomber jacket, the other had a frayed cast on his wrist and a round, ugly, floridly freckled face, their heads cocked back with their mouths open, contemplating the overhead screens of the menu.
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Given the movie's devotion to all things Japanese, it seems odd that, of the various bipeds in the story, the one most responsible for righting wrongs should be Tracy (Greta Gerwig), a freckled American youngster who falls for Atari.
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Recent coverage of #Freckles made the project go viral, and Elbank has been inundated with messages from freckled folks the world over — more than 1,100 emails this past week alone, not to mention countless messages on Facebook, Tumblr, and Instagram.
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Our freckled, sportswear-clad hero roams around the San Andreas landscape, shooting bazookas at cops off moving trains and smashing souped-up, trance-blasting convertibles into mountains, musing on friendship and loss and wondering where his friends could have gone.
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My mother, a freckled woman lighter than many whites, faced adults picketing her grade school screaming "TWO-FOUR-SIX-EIGHT we don't wanna integrate!" because of an illogical phobia of the rounded tip of her nose, which gave away her blackness.
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LONDON — It had been billed as a civil rights march to redress long-festering hurts, one among many that freckled Europe in the heady days a half-century ago when the streets from Paris to Prague became arenas of revolt.
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The voice, for Belle as well as for Fräulein Maria, is the character, and Watson, though she radiates a sane and freckled healthiness, is too weak in the pipes to grab you by the ears and make the film her own.
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Scenes from Shalini's childhood, dominated by her witty, volatile mother, convey a collision of East and West, and Kashmir itself emerges in vivid details: the taste of salted chai, the "dark rise of the mountains, freckled with their hundreds of glittering homes."
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" (He was talking about movie reviews, but the line is broadly applicable.) In her review of a biography of Edna St. Vincent Millay, for example, Moore notes that she was "petite, intense, bright, witty, romantic, freckled, auburn-haired, self-dramatizing and beautiful.
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"There I was (my curly hair, my freckled face, my pale skin, my mixed race) looking down at these boxes, not wanting to mess up, but not knowing what to do," she wrote in an essay for Elle magazine published in 2015.
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The lack of respect is probably related to the nakedness of their often-freckled bodies, thrown into vivid relief by the fright-wig-like hair on their heads and the fluffy fur around their feet, giving them a frantic, slightly unhinged appearance.
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An eighth grader, the eldest of three freckled, blond, almost farcically preppy brothers — Irish Catholic but still WASPier than the sons of Italians, Poles and Ukrainians who formed the backbone of the student body at our parochial school — he watched me dismount.
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So Mr. Kalika added a disclaimer ("Bubbie's are better," it began) and carried on serving his tender thin-skinned dumplings, filled with potato and topped with gribenes, chicken skin and onion that have been slowly crisped in chicken fat and freckled with black pepper.
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It was a model perfected by brands like Dollar Shave Club, Glossier, and Everlane: direct-to-consumer powerhouses that, through some alchemy of Facebook ads, freckled models, and bold sans serif fonts, had elevated themselves out of their business category to achieve tech company success.
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IN A recently released documentary,"Take Your Pills", Leigh, a freckled college senior, sits on her bed and reflects on her relationship with Adderall, a stimulant widely used to treat Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), a condition that makes it hard to focus or control impulses.
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Tulu and Bulu grew up looking strikingly similar: they had the same freckled skin, almond-shaped face, and high cheekbones, unusual among Bengalis, and a slight downward tilt of the outer edge of the eye, something that Italian painters used to make Madonnas exude a mysterious empathy.
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He found himself watching one freckled, fair-skinned cameraman in particular, the one with the long reddish ponytail shooting for CSPAN, who was glancing between screens and the fray with such pained incomprehension that his head seemed to somehow physically contort and cave under the pressure.
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As I wandered hither and thither, I thought of the chapter of Melville's Moby Dick entitled "The Whiteness of the Whale," in which he descants on all the multifarious shades of the color: beige-white, liver-spotted white, appallingly tattooed white, red sun-burned white, pale-freckled white.
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I chased the super bloom east of Los Angeles, to Lake Elsinore, where the hills were orange with poppies in full, magnificent bloom and the skies were freckled with millions of painted lady butterflies on their way from the Mojave and Colorado Deserts up to the Pacific Northwest.
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Lynette was tall, anxious, original, in her late thirties, with coffee-colored freckled skin; her hair was shaved above her ears, and the rest of it, dyed bronze and pink, was piled up in a striking bird's-nest mess, into which soft spatters of sleet blew and melted.
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The organization's previous missions have found promising artifacts, like pieces of what could be airplane metal and parts of jars manufactured by American companies during the 1930s — including one used for a freckle ointment for women, which wouldn't have been out of place among the possessions of the freckled female aviator.
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From an indie songstress who swears by strapless swimwear and UGG's new summer slides to a fashion designer that opts for eccentric staples like retro sunnies and beach towels in bright hues, the 12 stylish yet practical picks ahead will have you embracing salty beach waves and freshly freckled skin in no time.
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Bone-thin, dressed in trim gray vests, with a freckled, meditative air, Taylor has a neutrality that highlights the other characters' specificity—masculinity becomes exotic, from the chest-thumping bloviations of the Axe Cap salesman Dollar Bill to the mustache-twirling decadence of Axe's lieutenant, Wags, and the sweet decency of Mafee, Taylor's new partner.
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Their version of a classic roadside stand speaks with a distinct California accent: There are homemade potato chips freckled with nutritional yeast; a vivid herb salad loaded with red orach, chickweed and oxalis flowers; and a statement on the brief menu declaring that all of the ingredients except the cheese are local and organic.
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After the hot outdoor press conference with cameras trained right on his adorable freckled face, the noise and commotion happening inside the building, and the frustration of having to articulate to grownups that the only people who are bothered that he's transgender are the very people who swore an oath to protect him, Max had had enough.
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In recent years, Tillman, who is slight and freckled, with reddish blond hair that she often wears piled atop her head, had been drifting from her hometown, Nashville — first to southern Tennessee, to be with a boyfriend and their infant son, and then, after she and the boyfriend split, across the state border to Corinth to look for work.
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"There were the three of us, a family tree in an ombré of mocha next to the caramel complexion of my mom and light-skinned, freckled me," But the actress shares that it wasn't until later in life that she began to examine her identity based on her skin's color — and to this day, she's constantly being questioned about her heritage.
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Beside him, his modest cortège: the steward, tall and lengthily wrapped in a livery of black velvet, a powdered wig on his head and lace pursed at his collar and wrists, his spectacles at high perch; the scout, not yet sixteen, pale and freckled in his olive sash and khaki shorts; and the dancing bear, in a comically small fez and a Jacobean ruff, precariously balanced on a confetti-speckled ball, an Atlas in reverse, his fabulously razored claws never deigning to touch the ground.
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The other returning competitors from AGT are singer Michael Grimm (season 213), shadow dance group The Silhouettes (season 212), Russian bar Sandou Trio (season 213), danger act Spencer Horsman (season 133), hand balancer/dog act Christian and Percy (season 213), comedian Dan Naturman (season 22), mentalist Oz Pearlman (season 26), projection/dance group Freckled Sky (season 10), singer Puddles Pity Party (season 12), singer Mike Yung (season 12), singer/dancer/musician Hans (season 13), violinist Brian King Joseph (season 13), comedian Ryan Niemiller (season 14), singer Luke Islam (season 23), singing group Voices of Service (season 14) and dance group V. Unbeatable (season 14).
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