Lord & Taylor's own start is worthy of the frilly paper.
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Teigen, unsurprisingly, isn't into this frilly way of eating ice cream.
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Her chill attire is silk and frilly and has several layers.
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And this collection isn't just a handful of frilly lace dresses.
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Sleeping Beauty's pink, frilly set is so not made for sleeping.
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You want to wear frilly clothes and spikey two-toned hair?
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It's too long, all frilly costumes and posturing without any real meaning.
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Hurley was also totally topless, wearing only a frilly white lace thong.
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The red frilly bits above the keyboard are only there for decoration.
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Yet in some areas people appear to want less frilly customer service.
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This apron from Red House gets the job done without looking frilly.
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Barry: Without those toothpicks with frilly things, it's not a club sandwich.
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Ms. Jacir is a thrifty filmmaker; there's nothing frilly in this movie.
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"My problem was not that people wanted me to wear frilly pink dresses—it was that I wanted to wear frilly pink dresses, and my mother, being as she was, didn't see any reason for that," she said.
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Her stunning headlining set included six outfit changes, including a frilly magenta masterpiece.
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LinkedIn Dolly is all buttoned up with a frilly scarf around her neck.
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This time in a frilly pink skirt (I guess to look more innocent).
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If you're afraid you're not into the pink, frilly princess lifestyle, well, fear not.
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The latest label to put its touch on these frilly frocks is John Galliano.
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"The wedding dress wasn't supposed to be a big, frilly, princess affair," she explained.
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Oncidium Twinkle 'Fantasy' is a frilly, yellow creature; nothing like a testicle at all.
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Her dress was a frilly lavender and her pink sneakers were decorated with bows.
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It's disco as something sexless, something light and frilly, something for a village fete.
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When Chiuri was previously at Valentino, her work was frilly and floral, sweet and soft.
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Paquita overindulges in the ornate, frilly ballet style typical of late-19th century Saint Petersburg.
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And back in May 2016, Rihanna wore a green frilly frock in New York City.
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True, on the other hand, is dressed in a black turban and frilly peach swimsuit.
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For many of us, Easter in the '90s meant two things: candy and frilly socks.
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Patterned silk shirts were frilly, fitted tops revealed mid-riffs and knits were also cropped.
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Endives (there are also red-hued and frilly fringed yellow versions) are great for salads.
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One of those frilly fancy lattes people like to take pictures of but never drink?
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On another, eight fabric dolls stand side by side in checkered coats and frilly aprons.
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With smiles full of braces, curls we couldn't control, and frilly dresses with bubbly shoulder pads.
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New housing estates are pastiches of village architecture, all small windows, frilly gables and pitched roofs.
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This tucking style can give a frilly, buttoned-up blouse a bit of purposely-disheveled edge.
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Supporting Actress winner Rachel Weisz wore a frilly feminine cream tulle dress with a sparkling belt.
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Maybe it was the fetchingly diminutive daikon radishes at the next stand, or the frilly cilantro.
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The bird's nest fern does not really resemble the frilly ferns you see hanging on porches.
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"There it is now," he said, pointing to a frilly orb resting on her black garlic gnocchi.
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You see a most un-sunlike sun — a frilly, shimmering halo — flanked by planets and bright stars.
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Naturally, Christine's in-laws were delighted to finally have the chance to buy cute, frilly baby clothes.
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She wore a long green skirt, a frilly white shirt, brown flats and those wispy blonde tresses.
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"One day he said to me that his pink frilly dust ruffle was doing something," she recalled.
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The whole rest of the day was filled with talk of tea parties and frilly hand-me-downs.
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The whole rest of the day was filled with talk of tea parties and frilly hand-me-downs.
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Why would he come out of retirement to take on an MMA fighter in a frilly exhibition match?
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If you search "Reformation" these days, you will find a clothing store that makes frilly dresses for girls.
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Feminine florals adorned one-shouldered tops, while all black frilly shirts came out of low V-neck jackets.
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Not without a jacket, but that defeats the purpose of letting these frilly, pretty shirts take the spotlight.
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Ginsburg the jock She may appear frail, sitting on the bench in her robe and frilly lace collars.
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They are often more verbose — they have more kind of frilly bits around the edges, if you will.
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On a typical day there, Ms. Merced washes and picks through a frilly mountain of expensive salad leaves.
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When we think of a scrunchie, we think of a girlish, frilly doohickey commonly housed in a Caboodles.
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Maternity clothes should be feminine and frilly, or perfectly tailored to put one's "baby bump" in the spotlight.
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Platform high heels and frilly dresses and a clutch purse made from the skin of dead baby lizards.
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Anne pressures Zelda, who just wants to wear frilly pink things, to buy a rather severe Jean Patou suit.
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One of Kendrick's costumes includes a frilly blouse, a button-down denim skirt, a down jacket, and fuzzy slides.
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The image augments an official Mao poster with KAWS's recurring motifs: frilly ears, crossed-out eyes, and a bowtie.
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Above, watch the magic that happens when "boy" clothes are swapped for colorful skirts, frilly selections, and bright options.
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They can still get a postnuptial agreement — a post-wedding agreement done after all the fun, frilly romantic stuff.
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This season, they're a bit frilly and a bit feminine, and feature elements like dramatic sleeves and gathered details.
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In fact, having lots of fun and frilly clothes (yes, including dresses!) was an absolute must for the book.
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Wrangle in these tough wares, and rock them with your favorite denim-on-denim ensemble or frilly prairie dress.
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Androgyny reigned supreme With many of the men wearing pearl necklaces, frilly, sheer camis and delicate lace boxers. 3.
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I speak with Lexi and April, two men who arrived together wearing matching Harajuku dresses with frilly Victorian petticoats.
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Frilly tulle skirts, flower crowns with long ribbons down her back, I can't look at her picture long yet.
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In the lower left corner, the popular singer Emilie Bécat, clad in a frilly dress, performs with arms outstretched.
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Patterned silk shirts were frilly, fitted tops revealed mid-riffs and knits were also cropped, while coats were voluminous.
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Take, for example, the lovely photo of the heap of frilly flowers set before a blue and beige backdrop.
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That's by design, Adler explained; she and Milchberg believe children's fashion doesn't have to be silly, fussy, or frilly.
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Colors started creeping back into the frames, gradually but unmistakably: a frilly dress here, a pink-filtered staircase there.
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An elderly woman in a frilly hat said she saw their spiritual maturation more like the ripening of fruit.
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However, with this sheer, frilly top and ruffle-hem denim combo, Alyssa illustrates that ruffles don't have to be bulky.
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This is not just a frilly skirt wrapped around an island which you might only admire from your private jet.
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In the photo, a young Gaines smiles as she wears a frilly pink striped top with her hair pulled back.
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And slut clown, who has her hair up in pigtails, and wears this cute, frilly Lolita-style dress with bows.
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Fried calamari with frilly bronzed edges are as light and crisp as they should be, showing no shine of oil.
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Everyone has an opinion: This dress is too informal; that is too frilly; this is expensive; that is too conceptual.
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Of course, the exhibition is full of pretty and frilly things, as Steele emphasizes how it all started at Versailles.
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Spicer danced a salsa while wearing a very lime green and very frilly shirt and a pair of white pants.
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I'm a sucker for a sight gag and it doesn't get better than Jerry looking defeated in that white, frilly rag.
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Little True wore a pink frilly top as her mom lifted her up and down in the air with her legs.
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In place of thongs and other fancy, frilly undergarments, Calvin Klein 205W39NYC sent its infamous logo-ed underwear down the runway.
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They also wanted us to wear these hideous frilly scarves, and if we wore skirts we were supposed to wear nylons.
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Post-coitus, Spike returns from the bathroom, inexplicably wearing a frilly pink nightie, and discovers Hilary on her knees in prayer.
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You like to keep things simple, Virgo, but today I would like to encourage you to explore your frilly, Venusian side.
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And like all good trends, we've seen it evolve and manifest in many different ways — from slouchy to frilly to Bardot.
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The toys themselves are fashionably Victorian—porcelain faces, frilly dresses, rosy cheeks—and each come with their own autobiographical ghost story.
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Their pink interiors are filled to the brim with dolls, stuffed toys, girls' clothing, a frilly canopy bed, and girly tchotchkes.
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You can't miss the sergeant — the traditional uniform sports a frilly lace collar and cuffs, silk stockings and black patent shoes.
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And they all wear them under their skirts and dresses when they compete, as opposed to the frilly underpants of yesteryear.
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The frilly embellishments can bring to mind a mix of stereotypically girly and frumpy pieces that might read more costumey than cool.
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No wonder the frilly candle-wielding types are all over this one, it's perfect for a post meth binge cry wank comedown.
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Overall, my style tends to be pretty frilly — ruffles, sheer fabrics, long skirts, bows, and florals are all mainstays in my wardrobe.
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Of course, it's a chance to show the practices of 1800s French royal custom and to indulge in the frilly blancmange costumes.
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Harper stole the show as the iconic ride's bride, wearing a frilly white dress with a bloody axe and a serene stare.
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Harper steals the show as the iconic ride's bride, wearing a frilly white dress with a bloody axe and a serene stare.
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I'm not saying I force him into tutus, but he rocks a fair amount of pink, and his favorite sweatpants are frilly.
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I don't know what kind, but it was small—not much bigger than a doll—and was in a pink frilly dress.
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In one series of paintings, portraits of women in Edwardian dresses, frilly parasols, and bustles are set against neon Op art backgrounds.
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You can't miss the sergeant — the traditional uniform includes a frilly lace collar and cuffs, silk stockings and black patent-leather shoes.
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Italian names that are a part of the international mix include the frilly, sexy designs of Red Valentino, Bulgari and Atlantic Stars.
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It's a mix of elegant eveningwear, snuggly-soft sweaters, and sexy cocktail-ready pieces all wrapped up in a pretty, frilly bow.
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But beneath its frilly, corseted bodice, it's a stone-cold revenge fantasy, a potent cocktail laced with toxic comedy and pungent desire.
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There was no children's aisle at the local tailor peddling blue, monster truck-clad overalls for boys or pink, frilly dresses for girls.
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Presence: Deep-cupped from its early months in the flip bags, but sporting a stylish frilly edge from its rack-and-bag finish.
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Maid cafés, where women in frilly aprons blow on customers' food before spooning it into their mouths, are packed with men (and tourists).
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From frilly socks to attention-grabbing gold lamé, the five alternative party outfits ahead are proof that you can still shine without sequins.
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Despite its imposing appearance and frilly tentacles, the barrel jellyfish isn't dangerous to humans or other marine creatures; it feeds entirely on plankton.
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Of course, his cell bed didn't have a dust ruffle—and if there was one, it certainly wouldn't have been frilly or pink.
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I wear a cheap strapless frilly dress to a tasteful dinner, and instead of a bottle of wine, bring an accordion paper pineapple.
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I was referring less to the lipstick than to her affinity for the traditional trappings of femininity, like frilly dresses and long hair.
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After rehearsing the scene, Mr. Friend emerged from the house with a frilly white-and-green flowered apron tied around his shabby tweeds.
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And as their name suggests, they orient themselves differently than other jellies, resting on their gelatinous heads while their frilly arms stretch upward.
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Frilly at first, our relationship to what seems familiar and homespun soon becomes scrambled, as do our perceptions of place, time, and touch.
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But beneath its frilly, corseted bodice, it's a stone-cold revenge fantasy, laced with a potent cocktail of toxic comedy and pungent desire.
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With nods to the romantic and folk, models wore floral, frilly dresses, flared skirts and jackets in sand, burgundy, orchid, dark blue and black.
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Pink will always be pretty... but there's something a little badass about combining an unexpected dark lip with that frilly little sundress or swimsuit.
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Originally from the Indo-Pacific region, the bright stripes and frilly fins of the lionfish made it a popular choice for exotic pet owners.
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Out Beyoncé-ing us all, she showcased her baby bump in nothing but a sheer bra, a frilly pair of panties...and a veil.
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But Miley's new look isn't a total 180: She's still rocking a bare midriff, sparkly belly button ring, messy pigtails, and frilly, funky dresses.
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The girls wore their hair in braids while donning frilly dresses, as the boys went more casual with grey sweaters and button-down shirts.
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Soon it becomes apparent that though the woman on stage wears a frilly maid's outfit, she is far from the girl of Richardson's imagining.
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The "servants" wore white gloves and frilly aprons and, when they were not pouring water, stood near a sideboard with their hands folded neatly.
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The green salamander has frilly, fern-like external gills on its head, two front arms, a long eel-like body and no back legs.
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Some have devil's horns; in a piece titled "Neither Angel Nor Monster," the face is featureless and gray, engulfed in a frilly pink veil.
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It starts off with Rory rejecting the idea of enforced femininity; it ends with her strapping on a frilly apron to please her boyfriend.
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Built as a resort in the late 1800s, it has frilly, peaked Victorian architecture, three small lakes and a boardwalk nearly a mile long.
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This retro look was presented by designers including Zac Posen for White One with a layered, frilly neckline on a fit-and-flare dress.
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If this frilly top makes me feel good, then I wear it — but I might feel just as feminine in a T-shirt and jeans.
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The baby, born April 23, wore a cream, frilly lace royal christening gown, a replica of the 1841 original worn by Queen Victoria's eldest daughter.
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Its costumes would fit seamlessly into a Final Fantasy game, and the institute's frilly, colorful gardens and parlors feel like a dark take on cybertwee.
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Meanwhile, Karanikolaou wore Spears' all-white look, which consisted of a strappy corset top with a frilly white skirt and a pair of matching gloves.
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Up until that point and for centuries, it was customary for babies of both genders to wear frilly white dresses until the age of six.
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Stone sported a frilly white bikini before covering up in a yellow dress, while Miller, 36, opted for a blue and white patterned two-piece.
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M. planifrons is a strange looking miniature crustacean, only a few millimeters long, like a one-eyed eight hairy legged-frilly shrimp with furry antennae.
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Shelter Island Heights, for instance, the neighborhood near the North Ferry terminal, has frilly Victorians sunning themselves on hillsides overlooking the harbor and yacht club.
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This dramatically billowing top by Antonio Berardi calls to mind frilly 19th-century shirting, while Chloé and Gucci have versions with a more subtle ruffle.
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Stone, 29, sported a frilly white bikini before covering up in a yellow dress, while Miller, 36, opted for a blue and white patterned two-piece.
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As a child I paired overalls with frilly shirts and cowboy boots and demanded a pixie cut despite most definitely not having the face for it.
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The objects of their attention — many outrageously adorned in multihued and frilly plumage — appeared largely unfazed by the prodding appraisals of crown, beak, wing and tail.
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Some masks are modeled after human female faces, adorned with flowing hair or frilly bonnets; some are more otherworldly, resembling big red balloons or anime characters.
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She came to this country from Mexico at the age of 4 with nothing but a doll, a cross, and the frilly dress she was wearing.
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I was obsessed with princesses in Japanese anime, so I had this little frilly dress with a puffy skirt that I got to wear on Sundays.
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Gone were the curls, frilly clothes, polka dots, and lace, replaced with darker clothing, straighter hair, and knee-high boots that even Bruce Wayne could admire.
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Little North wore matching white gloves and sweet frilly socks for some of the photos, in many of which she was captured snoozing on her mom.
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Frank Bruni The president wants a parade, but not some girlie, frilly procession that limits itself to high-stepping musicians, high-reaching headdresses, flutes and floats.
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But that does not necessarily mean that the opposite choice — the clichés of floral or frilly garments often associated with the word "girlie" — is the answer.
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His frilly shirts, jackets with velvet cuffs, kipper ties, lemon-hued sharkskin suits, "Great Leap Forward" Mao jackets and reworked military uniforms turned customers into peacocks.
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They began to define a "Megyn look," which had to do with clothes that were "strong, stylish, sleek, tailored, feminine, but not frilly," Ms. Kelly said.
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I don't mean frilly or soft, meant only for foreign tourists on training holidays; after all, Sitsongpeenong is known for its elite Thai fighters and hard training.
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Who would ever want to wear cargo shorts, a soulless shirtdress or one of those corporate-uniform, skirt-and-jacket ensembles with a frilly-bow blouse again?
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If, like me, you find yourself placing late-night orders for overpriced, frilly blouses thanks to Instagram, you, too have fallen victim to a modern-day phenomenon.
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But a similar frilly noodle, hand-pulled and boiled, was involved in the guinzaglio, one of the most fascinating and delicious appetizers I ate at Pizza Moto.
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But soon I was reveling in its simplicity, muted shade, and unapologetic commitment to comfort versus the sexual desperation of lace-embellished and frilly push-up bras.
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Early in the week, everything frilly and romantic that Venus normally enjoys will be met with cold discernment because of its connection with serious, fun-sucking Saturn.
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For the surprise appearance, Woods, 21, wore a long-sleeved, frilly, sheer green and yellow shirt, high-waisted denim shorts, and a pair of mid-calf boots.
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It's tied into some implied incest and some other subtle psychosexual material, and it contrasts beautifully with the repressed, frilly world of high fashion in the 50s.
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Alexa Chung may have provided plenty of fashion inspiration for us with her own #OOTDs over the years, whether that involves overalls, frilly tops, or Mary Janes.
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It can be seen as an extension of clothes we think of as feminine — frilly dresses, tight skirts, high heels — which make free and fast movement difficult.
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It tells us that Celia is cool because in her first scene, she's wearing combat boots with a frilly dress, which has obviously never been done before.
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Ms. Owens is unafraid of heavy pinks or frilly brushwork that play the feminine, as well as the feminist, against the macho bravura typical of the medium.
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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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There is more at work here, in other words, than Gucci sending girlie boys onto its runways dressed in frilly frocks or brands straining to appear woke.
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In experiments by Dr. Glanzman and colleagues, when these snails get a little electric shock, they briefly retract their frilly siphons, which they use for expelling waste.
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"It's not too frilly or pretty," says the New Zealand-based designer, who pairs the typically girlish detail with slouchy track pants and sporty rib-knit cuffs.
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"Millie was very straightforward, no frilly stuff, and I loved that about her," said Jacqueline K. Barton, a professor of chemistry at the California Institute of Technology.
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Consider her latest Dada-esque photomontages that splice together the bodies of women in short, frilly dresses with heads made of images of giant flowers and moths.
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The water was blanketed with a yard-deep layer of frilly khaki seaweed so thick that I fancied I could walk across it, and was insultingly, violently cold.
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And makers of personal-care products recently put on a Tokyo fashion show for incontinence pads, featuring pink and frilly varieties instead of the dull old white sort.
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We all know what it implies: it's feminine, frilly, cheery, and delicate, certainly not a color we expect to see on, say, the cover of a scientific journal.
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These animals come in a wide variety of styles, sometimes with frilly tendrils extending from the mouth for catching their microscopic food: algae, tiny animals, general organic nonsense.
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But lately, the 1989 singer been stepping out in looks that are so far from her go-to girly and frilly ensembles to much more dressed-down outfits.
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Mind you, Teigen says all of this while looking absolutely flawless in a pink pantsuit situation that most of us fellow "un-frilly" people could never pull off.
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There are lots of varieties: pale, frilly-edged Armenian; diminutive Persian; slender Japanese; English (sans shrink wrap); Kirby (not just for pickling); and the spheroid lemon, among others.
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So I spent a long time piecing together a wardrobe from men's styles that happened to fit my curves and women's styles that weren't too frilly or feminine.
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Mock necks, frilly blouses — heck, even pigtails: Alexa Chung has a knack fo making us revisit (and fall in love with) the long-forgotten trends of our youth.
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Take it all in: the black, ash-strewn antechamber; the blood-splattered operating room; and the group of young performers in frilly undergarments huddled together on the floor.
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There were girls with frohawks and frilly shirts; teenagers who stamped the ground as their opponents went down, and others who giggled and helped fallen losers after a win.
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A jacket with wide stripes might clash with a frilly paisley shirt underneath, or it might not: who were you to tell the Beatles they were doing it wrong?
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In their place, all of a sudden, are frilly, floral dresses ("We live in a society where we bury ourselves to be seen as okay and normal" Watson says).
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Cassiopea, known as the "upside-down jellyfish," spends its time suction-cupped to the floor of warm bodies of water, kicking its frilly mouth openings up and pulsating, casually.
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We'll estimate somewhere between five and ten minutes, depending on whether it's a hastily assembled homemade PB&J or a takeout club complete with frilly toothpicks and pickle spears.
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After hours on the stove, the meat on the head had fallen away into about eight different textures, from frilly to ropy to collagenously chewy to tender and lean.
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I still had to wear a white frilly dress to my First Communion like all the other girls, but I got a jean jacket and Vans Half Cabs too.
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Clad in a fluorescent lime green frilly shirt, he danced a salsa to the Spice Girls along with coach Lindsay Arnold, earning a score of 12 out of 30.
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The image Meadow shared with her over 1.4 million followers showed her as a toddler wearing a flower crown and frilly dress and dancing hand-in-hand with her dad.
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After all, the pop group's four members are 113- to 211-year-old girls who sport ponytails and cutesy frilly dresses and pump out bubblegum tunes accompanied by wobbly dancing.
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In that same 1993 Vanity Fair feature story, Roberts sits on the grass outside, laughing as she wears a frilly dress paired with boots — the epitome of a carefree princess.
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Tiny blazing-yellow Colombian buttercup orchids jostle with frilly, purply-red Pacific Sun Spots, which compete with hybrid Phalaenopsis, their petals decorated with pink stripes as fine as a hair.
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Found on peasant blouses and frilly skirts, there were a few prints that wove in more obscure Disney characters like Bambi's forest friends and a handful of the 101 Dalmatians.
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And, sartorially, Prince may have been a sexually polyvalent version of Iceberg Slim — all slick suits, frilly jabots, stilettos and shades — but he was sui generis, a trend of one.
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The show captures the fact that teen life is no longer just frilly skirts and bubblegum; it is distorted and perplexing and corrupt and it is only just getting worse.
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On a recent Wednesday morning at her office, on the 153th floor of a glossy Park Avenue monolith, she wore a flouncy, frilly black dress sprayed with pastel-colored daisies.
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And speaking of the future, the last few looks of the show starred children, a metaphor for hope that was as optimistic as the fuchsia, frilly dresses she ended with.
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Asked to recount their lengthy love affair, they noted the absurdity of couching it — a romance incubated in the hell of the Holocaust — in the frilly trappings of Valentine's Day.
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Dancing wood sprites (including a singing trio: Hyesang Park, Megan Marino and Cassandra Zoé Velasco) prance around in curiously ornate costumes, with frilly foliage skirts and headdresses of prickly twigs.
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For her bachelorette weekend in Vegas, the bride-to-be dressed up in a see-through lace bodysuit with a frilly, tiered skirt, matching garter belt and feathered gold masquerade mask.
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While we initially look for something featuring frilly lace, or some soft satin or comfy cotton, shopping plans for something pretty can go awry once we decide to try everything on.
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North wore matching white gloves, a black Bonpoint dress and sweet frilly socks in some of the photos (in many of which she was captured snoozing on her reality-star mom).
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For us, beach season is traded for cozy days by the fire, iced coffee abandoned for hot chocolate, and frilly sundresses packed away to make room for warmer layers and sweaters.
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They were thick, plush, patterned in frilly florals and scrolls, and came in either a serious-looking palette of brown and gold or eye-scorching fluorescents (and never anything in between).
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Topped off with a wide-brim white hat, McCarthy wore an over-the-top multicolored dress with pants underneath and white boots, boasting a frilly royal-style collar around her neck.
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On television he manhandled slabs of speck and cheese like a true peasant, flicking aside with impatience the frilly paper caps on Carluccio's sauces to get at the good stuff inside.
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Eventually, Stone Fox Bride was born, a non-frilly, no-BS boho-bride antidote to plastic-princess wedding culture with the motto "Fuck Weddings" and Jemima Kirke in its photo shoots.
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Though the combination, a frilly frock and a good pair of black stompers is expected, here it still felt refreshing, thanks to fishnet "granny panties," clear glasses, and other add-ons.
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And of course, there's the iconic Christmas Yule Ball in The Goblet of Fire where Ron gets to wear a frilly dress robe and Neville finally gets to dance all night.
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But The Bloody Hand, as I am told this play is called, which with its canny vulgarity, frilly rhymed couplet dialogue, and fart noises, comes off as good-humored self-parody.
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The protagonist, named Robert and played by Shamira Turner, resembles a somewhat geekier version of Ronald McDonald, with a frilly mop of dark red hair, goofy shoes and ghostly white makeup.
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Choose your own adventure: Either embrace hyper-femininity by pairing the coat with other frilly and floral pieces, or subvert its saccharine nature by anchoring it with something like combat boots.
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The most joltingly direct and concentrated emotional hit, he found, came from wearing frilly, flouncy, beribboned frocks, the kind of confectionary stuff you picture when you think of Little Bo Peep.
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The cooking is contemporary, mostly French, with snacks like gougères and duck rillettes, duck breast, Arctic char scattered with tiny tomatoes, and a frilly salad of lettuce, lentils and raw vegetables.
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He's the man who directed or produced (and in some cases both) all those shows; he also staged (with Susan Stroman) the frilly candy-box sampler that is this evening's entertainment.
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Just then, a terrifying clown — complete with a mane of red hair, red pom-poms and a frilly collar — jumped out of the box next to Combs and let out a yell.
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Matt Holyoak photographed the baby, born April 23, in a cream, frilly lace royal christening gown, a replica of the 1841 original worn by Queen Victoria&aposs eldest daughter, USA Today reported.
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Little True, all smiles, wears a pink frilly top as her mom lifts her up and down in the air with her legs, while Kardashian sports some white and gray striped pajamas.
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Then she returned to the stars' dressing area, where racks of frilly "Manon" costumes lined the halls outside the dressing rooms, ready to be moved in as soon as the matinee ended.
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I get a couple new colorful or patterned items each season to update my basics — a frilly top for evening and beautifully tailored high-waisted tuxedo pants are my two recent finds.
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Whether you rely on trusty "granny panties" or up your game with a frilly cheeky every now and then, underthings are meant to be a personal decision based on your comfort level.
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For example, gender norms dictate that girls should wear things like the color pink and frilly dresses, while boys are told that they must never dress up in this kind of attire.
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Comedienne Minnie Pearl was a fixture at Nashville's Grand Ole Opry in Tennessee for more than 50 years, always wearing her trademark frilly hat with a $1.98 price tag hanging from it.
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The Shape: UnevenThe Top: Ballooned & BillowyNo one will ever know your breasts are two completely different sizes in a frilly, quirky balloon top that billows and drapes over the chest just so.
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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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He sold his wares under the designation William J., dropping his last name so as not to embarrass his family, still in shock that their son was a pusher of frilly things.
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Featuring balustrades and frilly railings, the new mansions extend nearly to the property lines in the prestigious Little Neck Hills, said Pattie Rifino, an associate broker with Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty.
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Little North, 4, wore matching white gloves, a black Bonpoint dress and sweet frilly socks in some of the photos (in many of which she was captured snoozing on her reality-star mom).
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She sends Retsuko a frilly abomination of a dress to put on, which should rouse up some violent flashbacks for every daughter out there whose argued with her mom over clashing fashion tastes.
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Thanks to designers like Sacai, Preen, Paco Rabanne, and others, what was once considered frilly (see also: dainty or feeble) is now devoid of any weakness, concealed by heavier matter, or is genderless.
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Like oversize pages from a scrapbook, these displays included photographs, drawings, artworks, ribbons, textiles, paint samples, bits of plastic, lengths of rope, tourist tchotchkes and, in one instance, a piece of frilly lingerie.
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Only their heads, eyes entreating the heavens, are visible, although some versions of the dish let the frilly tails surface, too, as if the fish were trapped midswim by an avalanche of dough.
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Standing on a prominent corner off the main drag of the Seattle neighborhood of Fremont, the hulking bronze sculpture has donned a frilly tutu during gay pride and is annually dolled up for Halloween.
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Dripping with misogyny, lingerie scenes in TV and movies implied that a woman could never want a frilly confection for herself; no, she brought pretty underthings to please a man (and always a man).
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The end result was cutting me out into a female mode...I went from wearing a stereotypically masculine T-shirt and jeans to a skirt, frilly top, and little thigh-high faux-latex stockings.
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Compared to Cinderella's frilly cursive, Tarzan's closed-fist scrawl, and the paw print serving as an "O" in Pluto, Pocahontas's autograph looks as though she painted it with all the colors of the wind.
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Much like the frilly lace garter removed from the exposed leg of an oft-uncomfortable bride, certain trends are getting tossed to make room for a more original and inclusive approach to party planning.
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Neither 'Kiss the Cook' nor sheer and frilly, the thick cotton twill actually protects the wearer from the splatters and splashes of, you know, cooking; this is an apron for wearing, not looking at.
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In the meantime, Mai and Nguyen's work is an invaluable resource for whoever wants to get acquainted with a culture that, underneath its frilly garments, is a paradoxical form of empowerment and self-assertion.
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Varying in design, the ear headbands will speak to each creator's unique style, from Johnson's frilly hot pink Minnie ears with a black and white polka-dotted bow to Klum's bedazzled, silver-sequined Minnie ears.
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I was much happier in paisley rompers and super-frilly halter tops, but figuring that out was part of the power of being able to afford, purchase, and replace my entire wardrobe, multiple times over.
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Smiling throughout her time onstage, Gomez, who made her first Coachella appearance as a performer, opted for an all-white ensemble, wearing a frilly top with a crisp blazer and a pair of matching pants.
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She was unapologetically badass, and after years of princesses being locked away (thanks to Hans Christian Andersen and Victor Hugo) in frilly gowns and magical spells, Mulan held her own with a sword and armor.
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Or the lace-up numbers by a young French label, Solovière ($325), that look like Capezios but in pebbled leather and with extra fabric gathered at the top, something a particularly frilly monk might wear.
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Unfortunately, the only costume he had that would fit my childlike physique was a frilly green thing based on a portrait of John Wentworth, a British colonial governor of New Hampshire who married his cousin.
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In "BFG for Marc Et-al" (2016), a reddish-peach swatch at first resembles a sepia smudge or blood stain, but up close becomes the upper arm of a woman swathed in frilly cream chiffon.
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Jeanny and Felix Djunaidi, the owners of Bakso Super Philly, who also make the drive from Philadelphia, specialize in won tons fried into frilly coin purses and basko, a heady noodle soup of sausagelike meatballs.
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N.Y.C. Nature For those more familiar with frilly pink and purple supermarket orchids, the idea that relatives of these delicate creatures can be found growing in the wilds of temperate North America is a stretch.
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He has found success with his "loaded" tamales, unwrapped and topped with a frilly heap of iceberg lettuce, pico de gallo, sour cream, crumbled tortilla chips and cheese, which he introduced at Smorgasburg in 2017.
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Although Frank wore a lot of hats -- as a local host on radio and WCVB-TV -- he'll most be remembered for wearing that red-orange wig, oversized red shoes and pajamas with the frilly collar.
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The star has pulled out all the stops on her promo tour, picking dresses that range from all-out sparkly to flirty and frilly (and of course, she's accompanied them with a series of adorable shoes).
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Kimmy may not have had her own standout Michele moment yet — but since she's been so on it with this season's trends, we wouldn't be surprised if we spotted her in a frilly number sometime soon.
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From a leopard Paul Andrew flat (which let's face it, is a staple), to a frilly checked high-neck blouse with bell sleeves, we have our lists made and shopping carts filled and ready for checkout.
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Frustratingly however, rather than representing the a cross-section of the nation's virile youth, the quotes appeared to have been lifted straight from a lifestyle tumblr, somewhere on frilly side of the internet where Zoella lives.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Mr. Brainwash + Renoir + the Kardashians + flowery pastel hats + frilly Victorian dresses = "good art," declares Corey Gamble, boyfriend of Kris Jenner, in the latest episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
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A "big salad" features frilly-tendrilled mixed greens that taste like they came from the farmers' market as opposed to a plastic clamshell, tossed with carrots, daikon, hemp seeds, almonds, and herbs in an oniony dressing.
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The first single, "Redesigning Women," is a catchy sing-along riddled with clever jokes that was released with a video where they tossed an ironing board and frilly frocks into a pile and lit it ablaze.
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In this exclusive behind-the-scenes clip, Duff talks with the show's costume designers about wearing a pretty pink, girly look for a big meeting at work—a departure from her normally formally, never frilly boardroom styles.
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Seemingly inspired by the venue's old New York backdrop, Kate Spade New York reimagined the staples of the legendary midtown Manhattan spot's impossibly fancy patrons: Think heeled loafers, frilly-neck blouses, caped jackets, and, yes, pearl necklaces.
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On the walls of his studio near the Bastille area of Paris, tall frilly ostrich plumes create a contrast to a powdery pink marabou pompom in a tableau including pheasant, peacock, chicken, rooster, turkey and goose feathers.
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I began working part time at a restaurant downtown that served large, expensive banquets, helping to prepare plates of cold chopped meats and glassy collagen and frilly slices of cucumber dolled up to look like miniature peacocks.
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From the feminine and frilly to classic old school Hollywood glamour, by way of statement-making two-piece suits, here's what our favourite stars wore to the 72nd British Academy Film Awards at London's Royal Albert Hall tonight.
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The inaugural Pegasus World Cup, an invitational proudly proclaiming to be the "world's richest horse race" on their website, is expected to bring in top talent (and some fabulous, frilly derby hats) on Saturday in Hallandale Beach, Florida.
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Her snaps were headlined by an adorable photo of Vale in her Frida Kahlo costume — complete with a green frilly dress, rainbow flower headpiece, and unibrow — as well as little Charley in his Thomas the Train conductor outfit.
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A. brand Stone Cold Fox (you've probably seen its frilly tops and slinky rompers on Instagram, where it boasts a casual 439K followers) is making some major changes — and that means good news for you as a shopper.
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Everly's personality comes through in her style, like the very creative makeup job she did on her mother earlier this week and the outfit she wore out with dad Tatum recently: a pink and frilly Disney Princess dress.
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Clients were not necessarily the rich and famous, but everyday people heading to bashes around town — from flower girls in frilly dresses and pearled headbands, to men rocking white tuxedos and mullets on their way to a quinceañera.
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Parents now knew the sex of their baby before birth, which helped spark a kind of mania for gendered dolls, frilly onesies, tiny cars, and pink and blue things of basically every size and shape, according to Paoletti.
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At this serene cafeteria that opened in February in the lobby of the Africa Center, on Fifth Avenue across from Central Park, low-slung chairs and tables built from repurposed refrigerators nestle among frilly palms and trailing vines.
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This crystal clear egg is one of three recently laid by an olm, a cave amphibian whose long sinuous body, stubby legs and frilly gills led people in the 15th century to believe it was the offspring of dragons.
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A lot of people wear three-quarter pants or bloomers and high socks, but they have a beautiful vest on or they have beautiful, long frilly sleeves... In the kodona style there's more aspects of like, punk rock styles.
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"She went from city to city, as far back [as] the '90s, and she would collect outfits from all these road trips … and hope that one day that she could dress her in all these frilly outfits," he says.
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The dancer at the head of the second troupe is marching on stilts no less than four feet high, spinning around in an enormous rainbow skirt, the better to show off his frilly lace jacket with matching bonnet and face paint.
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Its gorgeous printed dresses, slogan T-shirts, slouchy-chic knits, and frilly blouses are basically unavoidable during a quick scroll through your Instagram feed — and it's that ubiquity that's made Ganni such a household name with the the style set.
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Prom is an all-consuming monster that inspires worry about, but not limited to: your frilly dress, your ill-fitting tuxedo, your promposal (or lack thereof), your corsage, your boutonnière, your limo rental, your friend who barfed in your limo rental.
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Ms Faludi's father, who had been Istvan Friedman as a persecuted Jew in Budapest, then Steven Faludi as an "imperious patriarch" in America, was now Stefánie, a coquettish septuagenarian with a taste for frilly aprons, glittery heels and male attention.
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Nicola Formichetti's presentation of his 100% genderless collection during New York Fashion Week in September 2015 During New York fashion week in September 2015, Formichetti's gender-fluid fashion brand Nicopanda had men in sheer pink tops, frilly dresses and skirts.
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Before our time they used my room to store apples collected from those crooked trees now wading waist deep at the garden end in frilly white-capped waves of cow parsley, and laid them out in rows not touching quite.
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When I went to make myself a plate, a thin boy in a puffy pirate shirt, a jock-strap-speedo, and chelsea boots with frilly white socks ran past me towards the water and nearly knocked my shrimp to the ground.
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I couldn't wait to wear my purple satin Karinska costume with my feathered headpiece, black-beaded velvet choker and densely layered frilly skirt with colorful bows that could be seen only when the dancer flipped her skirt the right way.
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She dressed up as her favorite wrestler, Bayley, a former NXT staple (she was bumped up to the Raw main roster in July) known for her costume's frilly accents—purple streamers dangling from her wrists—and her good-girl attitude.
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Lacey Dunkin opened up her heart and home to six sisters in need of a loving family four years ago – and though her life quickly became "a crazy whirlwind of frilly dresses and Frozen," the single mother couldn't feel more at peace.
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In their debut, the eight "Virtual Currency Girls", or Kasotsuka Shojo in Japanese, cavorted in maid costumes with frilly skirts and full-face professional wrestling-style masks with fuzzy pom-pom ears, extolling the virtues of decentralized digital currencies such as bitcoin.
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In the end, Sophia's entire personality consists of Vikander's sad, wide eyes and the character's collar choices (when she's feeling repressed she wears a stiff, frilly ruff around her neck, but once she meets Jan it's all lacy shawl collars all the time).
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"Em was always the more tomboy side of me, so we would go out, and literally she would be in the pantsuit and I'd be in the frilly fairy dress," says Dewan Tatum, who says that the two have "been switching" styles recently.
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If you've ever combed through racks upon racks of vintage dresses, you're probably familiar with just how tough it is to find a perfect one — they're always just slightly too frilly, too itchy, or too puffy-sleeved to work for every day.
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LONDON, Sept 14 (Reuters) - British designer Molly Goddard focused on volume for women's spring wardrobes at her London Fashion Week show on Saturday, presenting a colourful collection of puffy smock dresses, frilly skirts and plenty of her eye-catching trademark tulle frocks.
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"Mayans" somewhat balances that with disarming humor -- such as the amusing sight of macho club members trafficking in frilly party dresses as contraband -- and incorporates an ambitious subplot that deals with border politics, including elements working against corruption in the Mexican government.
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But on Monday, girls in frilly dresses and boys in pastels rolled and hunted eggs on the White House grounds, mingling with a life-size Elmo and the bespectacled bunny, and seeming not to notice the pared-back nature of the celebration.
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Despite the festive nature of her adorable frilly white outfit and matching bow, the infant — who turns 6 months old on Thursday — proved that no baby moment is predictable, sporting an unmistakable cry face as her head was tilted forward toward the cake.
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An orange Gucci minidress with a frilly black neckline that she wore at the British Independent Film Awards and a brown print Rodarte with papier-mâché-like white bust at the "Collateral Beauty" London premiere read costume-y on her lithe frame.
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Nostalgia is front and center (Gucci's thrown Snow White on its clothing and Alison Lou made a jewelry collection entirely inspired by Hasbro games), and frilly fabrics from our school-age dress up boxes are now seen on fitted sweatpants and Fenty x Puma sneakers.
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We'd already, in our first two months after launch, had 3003,2300 people sign up for this service and had unbelievable metrics and we at least deserved the respect of [understanding that] we weren't doing this so that we could wear frilly dresses every single day.
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It beams out of her as she sprawls on the lawn, murmuring in baby talk to Toulouse, her rescue beagle-chihuahua, and it suffuses the way she vogues out of the house into the yard, spinning and twirling in a frilly gray tulle dress.
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Heidi Klum, whose frilly lavender Marchesa gown was widely panned on Twitter ("rejected bridesmaid dress," was one typical assessment), may have redeemed herself when she showed up for the party, held at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, in a tasteful Versace dress.
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Bynes' character struggles to be feminine enough for her mom, who wants to see her as a debutante in frilly dresses — even though Viola has a "strict no-ruffles policy" and believes heels were invented by a man to make women's butts look smaller.
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It's not just her handling of Brexit: take, for instance, her insistence that international students be included in migration figures, potentially bankrupting British colleges out of nothing more than the petty hatred of a vicar's daughter for all those foreigners swarming outside her frilly curtains.
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As always, the fashion conscious Williams created a buzz as she appeared from the players tunnel under a spotlight wearing a leather style jacket over a frilly off the shoulder tennis dress and fishnet compression tights designed to help circulation and avoid blood clots.
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Poster-size photographs of dishes hang on the walls, and may guide you to chicken bristling with crispy garlic and shallots, or dried squid in a thatch of chives, with deep-fried silver anchovies showing off frilly little tails that crumble on the tongue.
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Thin, wispy stalks of broccolini are my personal favorite for the way their frilly ends get impossibly crisp, but other vegetables like boiled and crushed potatoes, stripped leaves of kale or halved cherry tomatoes, which will burst and get slightly saucy, are all excellent.
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Within the setting of a pink, overly cheery bathroom, Juli dons curlers and a frilly robe for her new solo dance-theater piece, "Burnt Out Wife," a comedic autobiographical reflection on a long list of marital issues (and grievances) like monogamy, loneliness and intimacy.
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Tale as old as 2018: An Orthodox Jewish former corporate lawyer, wistful for the safe, frilly charms of vintage Laura Ashley, seeks out a dressmaker to make her dream a reality, and is enthusiastically taken up, in all her ruffled unlikelihood, by New York's demimonde.
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Though steeped in protest, the fashions and fads of this era were also frilly and decadent, luxuriant in materials and elaborate in construction — a sartorial mode that deftly underscores the exhibition's "queerness," both in the broad, countercultural sense, and in the more specific sense of sexual identity.
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For all of the tweaking of its image, Ms. Taylor insists that the company is not about to abandon its legacy customer — the woman, or man, who has long doted on the Frederick's '50s-inspired, curve-enhancing corsets, frilly skivvies and nipple-freeing cone-shaped bras.
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Toward the back, where a piñata shaped like a giant frilly Negra Modelo beer bottle hangs by the ceiling vents, Pedro Rodriguez stands as studious as an apothecary, quietly filling plastic cups with shrimp, purplish nubs of octopus and a red liquid that looks lit from within.
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So the specter of Miranda will continue to haunt Nixon's run for office — and so will the question of whether serious, ambitious Miranda would be a good governor, or whether anything associated with frivolous and frilly Sex and the City belongs nowhere near the governor's seat.
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After wearing four perfectly-styled outfits on Monday morning, she stepped out one more time at the Fashion Awards in a frilly lace-accented midi dress with white booties and a bold burgundy lip, which solidified her reign as one of the best quick change artists in the industry.
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To grab drinks with her beau, the cosmetics purveyor changed out of her frilly formalwear and into a sleek white tuxedo shirt-inspired Halston Heritage dress with an open mandarin collar, plunging neckline almost to her navel and a thigh high slit that comes up to meet it.
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When Goddard made the move to London, she brought her collection of "frilly little nighties" with her, but soon switched to wearing Jeffery's button-ups around the house for the sake of modesty around his flatmates — a practice that soon became a problem, thanks to Goddard's self-professed clumsiness.
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Even more improbable is the Campbell House, a bed-and-breakfast recently acquired by the inn that is made up of a stone homestead and some cottages whose construction and frilly décor are more reminiscent of the New England countryside than something on the edge of a wilderness.
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Not only was Elsa no longer that cool, but also I thought we had successfully navigated past the sparkly, frilly land mines of early girlhood with progressive schooling and the sensible, Old World charm of Peppa Pig, who was only, by an unfortunate circumstance of birth, colored pink.
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Kind-eyed Kashiyuka's signature waist-length hair is draped over a frilly dress; A-chan, who usually sports a sleek ponytail, has her hair down, and is wrapped in a cozy sweater; Nocchi, a wry smile often playing on her lips, looks comfortable in a simple T-shirt.
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You have to take a little bit of time for yourself, to even open up that creativity and figure out what we can do in life… our own frilly little way of being the people who make the work that is being consumed—hopefully so life is a bit more bearable.
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Inspired by Anne-France Dautheville (the first woman to ride a motorcycle around the world) in the most literal sense, leather jackets, overalls, midi-skirts, and dresses toughened up the typically frilly and carefree collection (though the frocks and loose, ruffled blouses for die-hard Chloé fans were still going strong).
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After I make my way into the entrance of one of the smallest comic conventions I've ever been to—in the city of London, Ontario, no less—I look around in search of the tell-tale wigs and frilly, lace-adorned dresses of the women I'm supposed to meet today.
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At the UltraSuperNew Gallery opening attended by Soma and his father, guests watch a woman in a frilly white miniskirt draped in white feathers with fuzzy leggings and an enormous yarn bow atop her head, her face painted white with a red flower on each cheek and blue dots running down her nose.
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One of his stars, Bob Peak, drew the poster for George Cukor's "My Fair Lady," (1964), but Mr. Gold took credit for the overall concept: a pink montage of turn-of-the-century London, with Rex Harrison as Henry Higgins and Audrey Hepburn as Eliza Doolittle under her picture hat and frilly umbrella.
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The vintage-feeling clothes, which included heaps of big hats and opera gloves, were no less theatrical — there were frilly baby-doll dresses, bell-bottom suits in pastels and baroquely ruffled ball gowns, inspired, said Gucci's creative director, Alessandro Michele, by the idea of a mother dressing her child for a special occasion.
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New York-based brand Batsheva, helmed by the Georgetown and Stanford-educated former lawyer Batsheva Hay, has cultivated its DNA on a re-creation of old-school prairie dressing, featuring feminine riffs on high-necked, frilly frocks for women and young girls in a spare collection of styles, including the Apron and the Bib.
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There is also a fritto misto with a thin, light, frilly crust that a Japanese tempura specialist would admire; a hamachi crudo whose curls of raw, pink fish look like waves breaking over bits of oranges and pools of avocado-and-basil purée; and a kale-and-quinoa salad that sounds like penance but ends up being totally charming.
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From a '90s-inspired T-shirt dress, adorned with an image of River Phoenix, worn under a beaded bralette and finished off with crystal-studded, sparkly creepers, to a purple, ruffled shirt dress and a white, fluffy cat bag or hoodies emblazoned with 'HAIRCUT' and boxy two-piece suits, the nostalgic, eclectic collection fused skater fashion with frilly femininity.
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The girls required that the story begin with something about the cat in the ruff (or frilly collar), whose picture stood on the right corner of the mantel, that the tale progress to include other items displayed on the mantel and that it end with something about the painting of a woman whom they called Emmeline.
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With her daughter dead, it's unlikely Margaret Wells will return to America as planned and instead will stay in London to burn the fire-starting Pincher boys who are responsible for Charlotte's fall, as well as fending off the rage of Lydia Quigley, who has never fought a fair round once in her frilly, venomous life.
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The six of them sat atop the elevated bench at the front of the salle des assises, each faintly illuminated by the glow of a brass banker's lamp and dressed in black robes and a frilly white kerchief, with the exception of the chief magistrate, known as the president, who sat in the center in red.
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A super perro mix is a hot dog simply boiled in water (some vendors in Colombia use Coca-Cola) and buried so deep it's invisible, under a crumble of potato chips, frilly bacon, carrot-cabbage slaw, costeño cheese in ivory curls, pineapple sauce like pulped sun, and ketchup and mayonnaise merged into creamy-sweet salsa rosada.
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When he exploded as a musical force in the late 1970s, Prince seemed like a one-person sexual revolution—someone unabashedly reveling in taboo topics, unafraid to be explicitly horny, and brazen enough to be naked, half naked, or spiffed up in frilly shirts and facial finery as he pleasured himself and his millions of panting fans.
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Here are some sensible prejudices I have about earphones: if they're dressed up in a frilly design or lustrous colors, if the only claim their packaging can make is "party for one," if they cost less than $20, and if their maker is a company that's never previously made headphones, I tend to assume they're going to be bad earphones.
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It didn't matter that the visitors to the Skylight Clarkson North event space in Lower Manhattan, where most of the shows were held, tried to drink away their worries at the cozy VIP Amazon Lounge; or escaped into chatter about Alejandro Gómez Palomo, a young Spanish designer who shocked the front row with a show featuring men in frilly frocks; or talked about the head of Ralph Lauren being unceremoniously shoved into the oubliette.
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But she's well practiced, having worn thousands of hats over the decades, from her first frilly bonnet to formal hats she wore to church as a young princess — and even as part of her military uniform in her late teens when she was serving in the Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS) during World War II. But it's since her coronation in 1953 (where she wore the ultimate headpiece — the magnificent St. Edward's Crown) that the Queen really started her love affair with hats.
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Another is the Musée de l'Histoire de l'Immigration, housed in a monumental Art Deco palais at the edge of the Bois de Vincennes, where I was able to catch an exhibition of Eugène Atget's early-20th-century photographs of the Roma encampments that were fixtures of Paris's perimeter up until World War I. If central Paris were a face, my route on Days 5 and 6 would look like a frilly ruff collar, swooping back and forth across the city's southern boundary.
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Frilly period heels, dozens of beautiful lace fans laid out on a surface, three girls sat giggling, drinking champagne while being shown the finest silks and trims as a pug scuttles around, ridiculous strawberry tarts and towering desserts of pastel shades placed down by servants in fast-paced shots, piles of pink and peach poker chips tossed around as bubbles fizz and finally, Kirsten Dunst has the big makeover reveal: a comically tall pouf that she's so delighted with, she air-kisses her hair stylist.
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The food draws from Ms. Moonroj's upbringing in Lampang in northern Thailand: coins of sai ua, pork sausage made in-house with a crunchy riddle of pig's ear; frilly hearts of red cotton flowers in a heady stew of pork ribs, ground pork and pork blood, both loose and set in spongy cubes, a kind of mineral-tinged tofu; and red ant eggs resembling swollen grains of rice, clinging to strands of shredded mango alongside anchovies crisped in sesame oil until they become fossils of themselves.
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True to form, in a presentation titled "Hunting" and shown under black lights in a friend's apartment hung with a huge Gilbert & George work and decorated to look like a forest, the Spanish designer sent out a giddy assortment of his frilly, sometimes feminine, often historicist, always ornamented and minimally concealing designs for brocade chaps, opera cloaks, sleeveless jerkins with shoulder ruffles, peekaboo lace surplices, trailing gowns (yes, for men), velvet lounge suits, tunics resembling chain mail, marabou-trimmed tabarro capes and ruched velvet bloomers from which the models' skinny hairy legs protruded obscenely.
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Servings: 4Prep: 20 minutesTotal: 2 hours for the pork:24 garlic cloves (divided)3 large Spanish onions, sliced into 1/2-inch-thick half moons63 fennel bulbs, frilly tops chopped and reserved, ribs discarded, and bulbs cut into 1/4- inch-thick slices1 (3-4 pound) bone-in pork loin roast (5 bones "frenched")kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste1/4 cup fennel pollen3 13/2 cups whole milk, divided3/4 cup extra virgin olive oil, plus more for drizzling for the salad:215 fennel bulb, fronds reserved, ribs discarded, bulb shaved¼ cup celery petals230 teaspoon fennel pollen½ bunch cardoons, peeled and thinly sliced21 tablespoon extra virgin olive oilkosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, taste 24.
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