Bran Stark (Isaac Hempstead Wright) thinking in furs, thinking about furs.
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Traipsing through downtown Moscow in furs; at home prepping hamburgers.
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Definitely enough to buy pearls, furs, designer shoes, and more.
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The Psychedelic Furs, for the uninitiated, aren't really psychedelic at all.
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Gorgeous creatures with hairsprayed crowns levitated down the aisle in furs.
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HUDSON "Quietus," new paintings by Richard Butler of the Psychedelic Furs.
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Many major fashion designers, however, have already stopped designing with furs.
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Men used to buy furs for women to show their wealth.
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Competition from more cheaply made furs in China made things harder.
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Above, shopping for a new coat at Kaufman Furs in Manhattan.
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"There are so many interesting faux furs," Ms. Markworth-Pollack said.
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Notice all the Northerners wear subdued colors and grayish-brownish furs.
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No, we're not talking about the saga—we're talking about the furs!
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Will we miss our technicolor faux furs and cheeky cold-weather accessories?
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And the furs, and the looks, and the chains, and the metal.
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I still have some furs I have to get out of storage.
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Selling furs at auction, he continued, is just a small part of it.
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The furs and opulence of 1980s Wall Street thrive alongside poverty and grime.
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She was born Beverly Stoll in 26; her father sold rugs and furs.
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Furs would have been a mile marker, white gloves, different kinds of hats.
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Coach said it will still use those furs, which drew criticism from PETA.
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They attached the tongues to a mechanical arm and made them "lick" the furs.
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When they married in the 1950s, her dowry included gold, silver, silk and furs.
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HUDSON "Quietus," new paintings by Richard Butler of the Psychedelic Furs.. Through July 3.
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But he never worked in furs, and he soon joined a Yiddish stock company.
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Today, Vikings are depicted in shows and movies wrapped in furs to keep warm.
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Furs, the prime commodity of the time, could take years to procure and ship.
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Guests seemed to honor that role, showing up in elegant gowns, suits and furs.
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To avoid damaging the furs, these animals were strangled, shot or beaten to death.
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In 1774, Wyley, together with a French Canadian servant, stole furs from Wyley's owners.
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"There were three categories of furs," wrote Stein as Toklas, quoting Picasso's companion, Fernande.
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In my man cave, I have tomahawks, throwing knives and old black-bear furs.
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I never knew, though, that the Furs song preceded and actually inspired the movie.
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This is mink-lined and etched, from Matthew Kirshner furs — unfortunately he's passed away.
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She noted that while she personally is anti-fur, plenty of her friends wear furs.
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It was a collection filled with textures — sheepskins, furs, feathers, silks, plastics — and colors aplenty.
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We were listening to The Cure, Psychedelic Furs, Echo and the Bunnymen, Killing Joke, definitely.
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Layered in her own surfeit of furs, Judy carried herself like a czar in minks.
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I'm happy to say that I've never bought any of the furs that I have.
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Beefy shearling jackets and furs, buffalo plaids and Pendleton-style blankets muscled their way into shows like Dolce & Gabbana, where roughed-up curly lamb coats were offered, and Dries Van Noten and Burberry each issued husky man-furs atop outdoorsy plaid shirts or fleeces.
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There is really no way I could've done with Handsome Furs what I'm doing in Operators.
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For such a niche community, there's an astounding amount of creativity and talent among vore furs.
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The designer mixed together handcrafted knits, velvet and furs to create a "palpable sense of drama."
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So, animal furs won't be pruned from the queen's existing wardrobe, just excluded from new additions.
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It is musty and cool, though perhaps a campfire and some furs could improve the atmosphere.
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In Detroit, a city known for its fur trading history, furs continue to be a staple.
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There were a lot of power furs and leathers, at Givenchy, Tom Ford and Alberta Ferretti.
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My mother recalls my grandmother speaking of several black maids who got their furs this way.
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My mother's furs are her insistence on public elegance in a world frequently inhospitable to her.
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There are faux furs thrown here and there, and old wooden skis hanging on the walls.
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Sleeves were mostly long, necklines high, and furs were big and feathered with mink and fox.
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Fake furs — the brand stopped using real fur last year — looked like excellent flea-market scores.
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And playing powerful men, swathed in nature's finest withered leathers and tattered furs is definitely his lane.
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A Russian woman in furs wanders around in a daze, clutching a train ticket in her hand.
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But Mr. Shaw, who was originally paid by the firm in furs instead of cash, persuaded him.
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In sequins and furs (to protect against the 60-degree chill), guests arrived at around 8 p.m.
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Literally so many furs, more than I've ever seen or probably will ever see in real life.
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The article appears next to ads for fine furs and clothing from Russeks, a large Manhattan store.
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For the photos, women picked four outfits from an assortment of jackets, wraps, furs, bustiers and dresses.
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Sleek camo intarsia mink furs in lemon, olive green and white, made for a Park Avenue warrior.
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And then there are the furs, which are kept in a refrigerated room so they remain crisp.
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"To us it makes no difference if our model is draped or clothed in furs," he said.
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Standing on her stoop bundled in furs and watching dump trucks cart away debris, she mused aloud.
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It's always, like, U2, Psychedelic Furs, Bruce Springsteen—but Oingo Boingo had a big impact on me.
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I know you had songs written for a fourth Handsome Furs album that obviously never saw a release.
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The collection consists of pieces in rich bouclé, rainbow tweeds, super soft faux furs and hints of lurex.
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Ringwald, in fact, went to Hughes with the Furs song and said he should do something with it.
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"I can think of one store, maybe two, that sell furs," fashion district spokeswoman Ariana Gomez told Reuters.
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We understand why Harington is ready to shed his winter furs and leave the sexy silent type behind.
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She's a legit gold-digger who slinks around in furs and picks her teeth at the dinner table.
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Contemporary ice hotels provide high quality sleeping bags, furs, and fleece to keep you warm through the night.
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He likes suits from Sartorialto, furs from Eläma, eyewear from Harry Toulch and streetwear from Off the Hook.
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When Henry Hudson explored the region in 21.24, he found French traders bartering for furs with Native Americans.
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Rick wore a baseball cap at a jaunty angle; Pete was in a black Psychedelic Furs T-shirt.
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Little spiders and flies landed on guests like Kirsten Dunst and Diane Kruger, and nestled into clients' furs.
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The same rule applies; stay away from silk, furs or wool and most clothing can be considered vegan.
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Before then, gray seals were hunted for their furs and to keep them from depleting the fish stock.
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Winter is here, and everyone is dressed in heavy furs, as if they've joined up with the Night's Watch.
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"Pretty In Pink" by the Psychedelic Furs serves as an anthem for the new wave-loving outsider Andie Walsh.
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Mom and daughter are all decked out per usual -- this time again in furs for the frigid NY temps.
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Have you heard this sample of "Venus In Furs" in the song "Ask Charlemagne" by the rapper Waka Flocka?
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"We established a concept that furs do not have to be sold in a forbidding environment," Mr. Schwartz said.
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Those roots are especially clear in her latest images, where she's dolled-up in Jazz Age furs and pearls.
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This moon signaled the time to catch beavers and secure a supply of warm furs before the swamps froze.
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As Scott's muse, she donned electric-hued furs and sequined sportswear that the designer created in collaboration with Adidas.
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The hard part for me is just sitting there, and staying put, keeping the furs in place for continuity.
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Black ministers have staged protests, saying that for many African-Americans, wearing furs is a treasured hallmark of achievement.
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Italian designer Versace also used fur in its winter collection, with intarsia furs and black sheepskin among the coats.
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We stood before a Titian portrait of a young man, richly dressed in a red velvet cap and furs.
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There were patchworks of fur everywhere, and at Marc Jacobs, three or four different furs were combined into single coats.
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Finally, the Kardashians made their way to their seats, like a very expensive cloud in Balmain white furs and diamonds.
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His collection raced from one exotic oddity to another, spotted furs piled over leather mesh trousers or floppy knit pants.
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While some sur-FURS thrive in the water, other are perfectly content playing on the sand, and that's great too.
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The Psychedelic Furs actually re-recorded the track for the movie soundtrack, and the new version features saxophones more prominently.
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The purpose was to trade furs for goods, but it was also one of the biggest parties in recorded history.
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Also included are guns, fireworks, backgammon, Christmas decorations, practical joke toys, furs (with or without paws) and merry-go-rounds.
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Everyone, men included, seems to be in "Where the Wild Things Are" furs; coat check looks like the Bronx Zoo.
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Faux fur is improving, but not to the degree that retailers will put plant-based furs on mass-market shelves.
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But it'll keep you from showing up at your office (and evenings) without looking like grizzly man, furs and all.
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The Kardashian-Jenners have since returned to the winter weather in the States, trading their skimpy swimsuits for velvets and furs.
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If Prime Minster May heeds this call to action, imports of fox, rabbit, minks, raccoon dogs and chinchillas furs could cease.
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Old bankers, men with wispy, white beards, women draped in furs, the elders of some city where he had never been.
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I want to wear furs, read Vogue Westeros, run this place like a benevolent queen, and punch Littlefinger once a day.
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Since then, the reality star has also revealed that she's had all of her real animal furs remade into faux fur.
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She started out wearing conservative and often colorful business attire, but now, she's vamping it up in black dresses and furs.
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Travelers shouldn't miss the chance to see the photogenic apes with their round faces, long tails and thick, reddish-gold furs.
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Some of Kylie's furs have been advertised as fake in the past, but that clearly doesn't matter to the activists here.
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Modern-day white shag coats have all the cozy appeal of authentic furs, but with the benefits of a faux situation.
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Monroe can be seen exiting a helicopter, draping herself in furs, and just generally looking like the anthropomorphization of expensive champagne.
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Voyageur is the name the French gave to canoe men who carried goods to remote trading posts and brought back furs.
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Selling FINE Art The target Sears customer was the average American, not the uptown grande dame bedecked in pearls and furs.
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It was for the Ritz Thrift Shop, a store then on West 21975th Street in Manhattan that specialized in used furs.
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Chekhov's freed serfs have been transformed into freed slaves, like Furs (Arthur French), who stayed where he was when emancipation came.
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Imagine any John Hughes film stripped of Oingo Boingo, Sigue Sigue Sputnik, The Psychedelic Furs or Orchestral Manouvres in the Dark?
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After indulging in a traditional mimosa toast before the round, some of the women shed their furs, while others kept them on.
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Moose Knuckles claims to use only Saga-Certified furs, and those interested can read its fur policy and other product information here.
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The EU promptly planned tariffs for a range of U.S.-origin products, from furs and leather to essential oils and nuclear reactors.
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Break out your, tackiest furs, wiggiest wigs, most complicated prints, and gaudiest glasses for a Champagne toast friends, 'cause Empire is back!
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The Vogue editor-in-chief has quite the collection of similar furs and Chanel power suits that she wears on the daily.
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Furs and animal prints abound, starting with a living room adorned in fluffed-up pillows, fur-covered chairs and numerous bovine rugs.
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Anderson, a longtime animal rights supporter, told ITK last year that she intended to send the first lady some Russian faux furs.
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The "woman from Chicago" who wore furs and drove a Cadillac while receiving government checks was clearly black to his white supporters.
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It required that, should the couple split, she return everything — cars, furs, rings — that Mr. Trump might give her during their marriage.
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Now, like a Swedish frozen ice queen, you can pull your furs around your throat and throw icicles at funny dancing snowmen.
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Miller's Furs, a store in a Virginia mall, loaned mink coats for the shoot, and the 2009 calendar marked Conway's modeling debut.
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Before the Mob, rappers from Harlem were decked in furs and Pelle Pelle jackets, and moshing with fans wasn't an everyday occurrence.
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Moving from workstation to workstation, the teenagers watched as Fendi artisans painstakingly made leather bags, shoes, couture gowns, furs, furniture and watches.
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She flaunted furs and gowns onstage, and red-soled Louboutin shoes in her coffin, but she understood what others were going through.
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His favored "Kentucke" ground belonged to members of the Shawnee tribe, who seized his furs and guns when they caught him trespassing.
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Back then, ships on the Black Sea carried things like furs, horses, oils, cloth, grains, wine, satin, musk, perfumes, spices and jewels.
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Using the barn as a cave, Ruthann and the kids will wear furs, grunt instead of talk and draw pictures of animals.
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I got the occasional free album and once saw the Psychedelic Furs for free when a rock buyer didn't want to go.
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In the letter, the animal rights group tries to convince the Outkast rapper to retire all of his furs and switch to faux.
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Alas, it appears he'd rather return to his sister's manipulative chaos than roll around in the bed furs with a wholesome lady knight.
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But all in all, it looks like we should put away our furs in cedar-lined closets and bust out the summer gear.
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And the John Hughes-curated soundtrack of a film, inspired by the Psychedelic Furs song of the same name, provided it in abundance.
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"Mix tape dropping in 2018," Khloé jokingly captioned a dramatic photo of the women posing in front of a mirror in their furs.
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I hired Reeves Gabrels from David Bowie's Tin Machine and Knox Chandler from the Psychedelic Furs and we did Emotional Rain in 1994.
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After a few songs, the supermodels Naomi Campbell, Veronica Webb and Liya Kebede strode out wearing what appeared to be floor-length furs.
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The Washington was a commercial trading vessel that transported furs and household goods across lakes Erie and Ontario in the late 18th century.
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As the show went on, furs and khaki design were introduced, to the sound of a cover of Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven".
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He slides open the door to a walk-in closet and the journalist sees a collection of silks, furs, scarves and lamé jackets.
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It exists in a nether-world between Brian Eno and the Psychedelic Furs, albeit with a sense of space specific to the States.
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The tenants, an elderly couple and a family from Montenegro, said gold jewelry, furs and passports were among the items that had vanished.
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People often talked about his daughter's regal style of dress: floor-length furs, "fierce red lipstick," the elaborate hats she wore like crowns.
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There's a synth line here that's straight out of a Psychadelic Furs song, and a darkness floating around the sound that is intoxicating.
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And it also allows me to flex my programming and sequencing skills [laughs] that I've been working on since 2006, when Handsome Furs started.
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The girls are tired of dealing with Cait's mean spirit and decided to focus on more important things: wine, furs, and those Cleveland sights.
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Safe to say, the family of four is in no imminent danger of running out of room for all those roses, furs and jewelry.
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Cookie pulls out all the stops in preparing to impress Claire Huxtable 2.0, everything from hiding her furs to yanking penises off her walls.
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Episode 4: "Furs by Sebastian" We're in the '13s in domestic bliss with Bruce (Owen) and Linda Marino (Annie), their pill B alter egos.
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It's Annie, of course, but this time as Arlie Kane, swathed in a fur coat (a reference to Sebastian's furs in episode 8823, perhaps).
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Of course, there are women draped in expensive furs, fancy cars and whatnot, but the best part of the video is the unexpected cameos.
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Then ends up having a slight meltdown in the rain over how lost she feels (again) while holding a soaked sack of old furs.
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The group also danced to "Love My Way" by The Psychedelic Furs — the song that plays during Hammer's viral dance scene in the movie.
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This also means that the company will be shuttering all Macy's Fur Vault and Bloomingdale's Maximillian locations, which store and otherwise service customers' furs.
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The colors — in soft knits and tufted furs and tweed bouclés and one Matisse-like leaf print — faded into the ground like natural camouflage.
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Around the corner is Le Date, a boudoir-evoking jewel box brimming with cocktail frocks, furs, heels and bags displayed on vintage hat boxes.
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" The representative for Great American said "the rugs and furs are supplementary inventory brought in to enhance the sale and generate additional customer traffic.
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Sadly, you might want to strap on your furs and throw some wood on the fire, because this game might not ship for awhile.
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There were purple-velvet flared trouser suits and gold-lace gypsy dresses; maxi furs and distressed denim; all tracing a sweeping line down the frame.
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From "Arielle" in Cathedral of Furs: Ardent Erotica Inspired by Anaïs Nin by Lana FoxWhen I walked in, you were still in your work suit.
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Red told me that when members of the Antifa Furs called her up to ask for advice, they didn't like what she had to say.
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She never expected to be disturbed, let alone by a man with a dark beard and furs too heavy for this early in the autumn.
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The phrase "Old Hollywood" usually calls up images of glamorous, Golden Age celebrities, wrapped in furs and dripping with diamonds, smoking cigarettes and popping champagne.
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Women in elegant dresses and decadent furs are shown lingering near boutiques, movie theaters, and Hollywood-esque billboards downtown, all evidence of their changing status.
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They soaked up the sun in Costa Rica recently and now that they're back home, the KarJenner siblings are breaking out their velvets and furs.
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Not wrap-yourself-in-furs cold—we're still talking 51 degrees—but the kind of cold that demands layers, lest it sink into your bones.
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"At first, we were looking at having a general store, or like a high-quality kitsch shop with pelts and belts and furs," Sarah recalls.
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With "Venus In Furs" Casablancas has proved how well he evokes the spirit and warmth of Lou Reed's voice while still remaining his own person.
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Keen to distance themselves from Danish hygge and minimalism, Saks Potts makes colorful furs and printed dresses for women who want something playful and traditional.
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The comedian Nick Fraser, a Vine star turned Instagram personality, drapes himself in luxurious robes, do-rags and furs, posturing as a frivolous, opulent character.
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Before and during a Council hearing on the proposal yesterday, some ministers protested outside City Hall, saying that furs are an essential African-American tradition.
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" Mr. Georgiades said he did not recognize the men in the video, but he was sure of one thing: "They know a lot about furs.
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Which means Mr. Williams has access to a luxury good — and a relationship to it — that global brands like Saga Furs and Fendi do not.
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The reality star ditched the post-maternity furs in favor of her leather jacket completely covered with paintings of her famous mug on Saturday. AKM-GSI
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From "Arielle" in Cathedral of Furs: Ardent Erotica Inspired by Anaïs Nin by Lana Fox When I walked in, you were still in your work suit.
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Frank Ocean came out of hiding, Anna Wintour stopped by, and the Kardashians were there in furs with Laker Lamar Odom in tow and looking healthy.
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But Kit, for the love of god, don't leave us stranded in a desert of thirst once you've hung up your King in the North furs.
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"She picked out the same look lol but fun fact- I took all of my fave furs and remade them in faux fur," Kardashian West added.
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We have a few different denim options, a satin option, a shearling style, sequins, multicolored furs, studs, leather fringe, crystal embellishments and more, which I love!
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What follows is a sequence that will look awfully familiar to Game of Thrones fans: grimy, bearded men in furs proceed to violently attack one another.
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Throughout the 70 looks modeled, each ensemble featured subtle themes of international travel with Basso sticking with the item that put him on the map: furs.
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Business boomed as women became more upwardly mobile and increasingly entered the work force, dressing for success without waiting for men to reward them with furs.
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Three women — one framed by her furs — sit by the glow of a window at the Hotel Bossert, once known as the Waldorf Astoria of Brooklyn.
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Harry Naim, a proprietor of the downtown store Furs by La Fayette, said that he was absolutely against the ban and was very angry about it.
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Over the course of seven seasons, he's put out kaleidoscopic furs, iridescent trench coats and fuchsia-to-azure ombré dresses with Fortunyesque swirls of sunray pleating.
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A sign in the hotel's front window advertised for beaver, mink and otter furs, which the owners, Mike and Lydia Matney, sewed into hats and mittens.
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It was Kamchatka's furs — sable, mink, red fox, silver fox, sea otter and ermine — that prompted Russian Cossacks to colonize the area in the 2200th century.
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He is cooperating with investigators and turned over evidence including documents, two iPhones and a small car packed with diamonds, pearls, furs, suits and blackmail materials.
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Judging from the album, many of Etta Mae's relatives had gone north; I could tell them apart from their country kin by their suits and furs.
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Handsome and strong, he said he apprenticed with a band of female thieves, who stuffed their bloomers — their underwear — with stolen mink furs, jewelry and clothing.
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From homes to fine furs, Mills is accused of funding a lavish lifestyle that authorities are calling one of the largest embezzlement cases in western Pennsylvania history.
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I encountered an active offender one day back in 2005, on Rue Raynouard: an elderly lady wrapped in furs, with gauzy hair teased up like cotton candy.
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But statewide retail sales of "furs and fur garments" totaled $360 million in 2012, according to a California economic census cited by the city's chief legislative analyst.
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Oh, yeah, and she piles her furs, diamonds, and two daughters into said car to trail her "working late" husband to figure out if he is cheating.
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Given his armor style and furs, he's likely from the north — perhaps the new lord of the Dreadfort, following the death of the entirety of House Bolton?
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Tony Blair dedicated two pages of his autobiography to his regret about introducing the law, while David Cameron complained that FOI "furs up" the arteries of government.
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The image in question looks innocent at first; It's just Jon bein' Jon, rockin' the man bun and his finest furs while staring sullenly into the distance.
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Faux leopard furs and prints in 1920s men's wear silhouettes were juxtaposed with cricket sweaters and schoolboy jackets, pajama suits and bathrobe coats made in necktie silks.
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An after-school job at Jordan Marsh — "my favorite departments were better dresses, furs and handbags" — gave teenage Bill an opportunity to study fashion design and construction.
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There is an entire wall devoted to Japanese design, a section of made-in-Paris furs, a rack of designer denim and well-priced ready-to-wear.
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She got them, along with a 54-room apartment, including a dining room that could seat 125 and a cold storage room for her furs and flowers.
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"He was always a gentleman," her frail old servant Furs reminisces, and when he pictures Lee standing in the elegant room, we envision him there as well.
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Just like humans in a photo shoot, the animals went through hair and makeup (white furs were made whiter with little brushes) and waited patiently between takes.
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Paired with the boots or Converse sneakers and blouses and Mr. Slimane's parade of jackets — navy blazers, suede patchworks, chubby faux furs, richly embroidered — they looked cool.
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For example, Press points out that there are organizations that repurpose old furs as bedding for rescued wildlife, which is a great (and TBH, much cuter) option.
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In Koons' sculpture, the woman wears a see-through fishnet shirt while in the ad, she is more sensibly dressed for winter in a jacket and furs.
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Handsome Furs by nature was a box you had to colour in and the box was very small but you could draw whatever you wanted inside of it.
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And many emerging and sustainable houses agree: Using the skins and furs of animals, no matter how ethically they may have been sourced, just isn't modern or humane.
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Larger spaces are typically dedicated to blue chip dealers and their wealthy patrons, who seemingly never leave home dressed in anything less than their finest furs and chiffon.
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Or until we finally plunge ourselves into global chaos and our infrastructure crumbles and we're forced to roam the wasteland battling irradiated mutants and wearing aggressive-looking furs.
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She got to see many of her favorite bands that way, but almost quit her coveted mall job at "Fashion Conspiracy" to go to a Psychedelic Furs concert.
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One client liked it when we electrocuted his nipples and used him as a footstool; he'd lick our feet while we read to him from Venus in Furs.
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So she put together a presentation of intricate idea boards and set the mood with western antiques she had collected, like stagecoach figurines, furs and leather-tooled gloves.
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"I'm going to send her one of my Russian eco-fur coats as a gift because I'm designing furs in Russia right now," Anderson said at the time.
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He worked on furs at Fendi for two years before founding his own brand and held his first runway show in September 2010 for the spring 2011 season.
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But rumors abounded about its lavish décor — the gold-plated bathroom fixtures, the closets packed with Elena's furs, clothing and shoes, and the mosaic-lined indoor swimming pool.
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The announcement comes after the queen's senior dresser, Angela Kelly, wrote in her new book that the royal will instead opt for fake furs, according to The Telegraph.
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We stopped at his gallery, BCB Art, to see some surprisingly powerful portraits by Richard Butler, the lead singer of the '80s new wave band the Psychedelic Furs.
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It sits directly in the middle of the fur traders' route, where an Indian scout could see Europeans approaching and signal to his tribe to prepare their furs.
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Much has been of Mr. Weir's Kewpie doll maquillage, his Birkin bags, his jeweled brooches, his furs, his 13 travel trunks, his Louboutin shoes and elaborate bouffant hairdo.
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A LiveJournal account called 'Nazi-furs' exists, dating back to 2005, although from reading through posts it's clear it was a fetish community rather than a political one.
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In 1991, charges were filed against a four-member team in the gunpoint robbery of hundreds of furs, worth at least $1 million, over the course of months.
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Let's go through what each number ranking, or seed, in the parlance of March Madness, means, and the details of each roll in the hay (or silks, or furs).
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In 2013, by contrast, Norway produced only about three percent of 7.3 million fox furs worldwide in a market dominated by China, with 69 percent, and Finland, it said.
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No matter how many furs I wear or how much wisdom I demonstrate, all of Winterfell, including my newly prophetic brother, seems to see me as some pitiable child.
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Kim Kardashian West traded her neutrals and furs for a more vibrant look in Malibu, California, on Saturday, stepping out in an neon orange mini with husband Kanye West.
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Multicolored furs, edgy studs, leather fringes, crystal and floral embellishments, and colorful airbrush artwork are some of the bold elements Rexha experimented with to make each piece completely unique.
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Despite the abundance of lace, ribbons, kimonos, bloomers, platform heels, furs, ruffled petticoats, pinafores, glitter, parasols and kitsch manga regalia, the assembled fans weren't just exhibiting a fashion sensibility.
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Just out the doors in the heavy Austin air, visitors are accosted by Wildlings wearing furs and shells, as a Khal Drogo look-alike threatens heavily armed "unsullied" warriors.
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The house was filled with kitschy pink shag rugs, pinks furs in the bathroom, a pink heart-shaped bathtub, a fountain spurting pink champagne, and a heart-shaped pool.
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Take for example this new cover of Velvet Underground's "Venus In Furs" performed by none other than The Strokes head honcho and all around modern rock mastermind Julian Casablancas.
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Long afterward, when she was safely swathed in the jewels and furs that are a diva's prerogative, Ms. Caballé recalled a time when she owned only a single dress.
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Graham — the name she took after a subsequent marriage — struggled to make ends meet, taking on side jobs like painting lettering on bank windows, designing letterheads and modeling furs.
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Skip this paragraph if you don't know the ending to "The Cherry Orchard," which Ms. Beckman keeps to powerful effect: ancient Furs, forgotten and abandoned in an empty house.
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Soon after the company moved to a site near the Spanish Steps in 1965, Fendi bags, furs and scarves became beloved by Hollywood, European royalty and the global glitterati.
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Original prints from Nathalie Du Pasquier (hands and numerals on plinths) came on plunging halter gowns, knits and narrow-shouldered furs, contrasting with simple black beaded frocks and coats.
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The bright wigs, neon furs, and high-fashion logos are all back in a big way—and we can definitely tie it directly to the Queen B's early days.
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The revered designer was a rare industry mainstay — serving as Chanel's creative director since 1983, while also working at Fendi as the creative director of furs and ready-to-wear.
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Decked out in furs, she was mounted on a white horse, and her dress billowed out around her, blue silk embellished with golden embroidery and yards and yards of necklace.
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Each project, whether film, conceptual, or environmental, takes a global perspective on the environment, and Danielsen in Paris, wearing his furs and seal skins, is a representative of that connection.
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And with Fashion Month underway, you're very likely to see Smilovic's signature overcoats, bright faux furs, and patent knee-high boots showing up in a multitude of street style roundups.
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"I'm going to send her one of my Russian eco-fur coats as a gift because I'm designing furs in Russia right now," the former model said at the time.
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In a lot of ways I feel like it is an extension of what I was working on in Handsome Furs, but just expanded with much broader songwriting and sound palette.
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Netflix's latest release, Sex Education, features a mixtape worthy mix of '80s and '90s hits by bands such as The Psychedelic Furs, a-ha, The Cure, Violent Femmes, and Bikini Kill.
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The four Harmonies wear an enviable selection of furs and leotards, Gucci's posted up in a stairwell, and for this three minutes and fourteen seconds, everything is good in the world.
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In this diptych, a femme from Seoul appears bored in her Baskin-Robbins uniform on the left, but fierce in furs and leather in an Arctic hunt scene on the right.
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Those unsuspecting souls surfing Grindr for lust or companionship were offered the chance to see his show unfold: its polka-dot furs and knitted trousers, appliquéd snails and boxing-boot shoes.
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It's a tradition that originated in pre-Christian times, when dancers wearing colored costumes or animal furs went from house to house in villages, singing and dancing to ward off evil.
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The nearly cartoonishly voluminous looks, rendered in a very dark palette, involved artfully styled layers of knits, furs, feathers; heavy, richly embellished patterns, and full skirts that were positively piled on.
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Her furs are dripping from the raging storm outside, but we surmise that she can afford to toss them anyway, and her two children track mud across the gleaming marble floor.
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"Real, natural fur coats are typically kept for 30 years or more, passed down as meaningful heirlooms from generation to generation or sold as vintage furs worn or repurposed," says Kaplan.
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But her women (of all ages, mind, from teenage models to the great elder stateswomen of runways past) clutched their (faux) furs around them, strapped on their packs and soldiered on.
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In the Willard hotel on Wednesday, said to be the spot where lobbying got its start, the lobby was packed with gentlemen in smoking jackets, women wrapped in furs and Chanel.
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The comment seemed to catch Gucci off guard, but he quickly got the picture ... when the protesters whipped out banners, and yelled he can't be vegan if he keeps rocking furs.
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At big party events, ethnic-minority delegates typically attend in brightly coloured folk costumes trimmed with silks, furs or jangling silver jewellery, even as Han delegates appear in Western suits and ties.
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Models walked between tents, wearing pleated skirts with horses painted or birds embroidered, wide-legged printed trousers, capes with fringe details and belted furs, accompanied by studded bolero hats and laced boots.
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Burke was a megastar, an undefeated champion who wore diamonds and furs and talked openly about her $50,000 annual income—a real figure, which became a part of her character as well.
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With thick furs and unusual noses that warm up cold air before it gets to the lungs, the animals are highly adapted to extreme environments, and being able to survive harsh winters.
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They are easily distinguishable from the locals by their attire, everything from freshly purchased skiwear to full-length furs to homemade-looking get-ups sparkling with the jewels of American self-invention.
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He charges ahead, living vicariously through his sisters, buying dresses and furs for his horrified mother, obsessively unpacking and examining her wedding gown, and frantically reimagining the family Christmas tree, in July.
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They gaze proudly from their ornate frames: women draped in furs and ribbons, men dressed in stiff-collared shirts and military regalia, rosy-cheeked girls in billowy dresses with thick pink sashes.
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A huge clampdown on the smuggling trade, of everything from illegal furs to alcohol and drugs, and the arrest of key smugglers momentarily strangled the supply of banned substances in the country.
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It transported almost 4,000 guests wearing their best furs and silk chiffons into the circular belly of one of London's grandest buildings: the Royal Albert Hall, bedecked in its own festive finery.
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She knows how best to relieve men of their cash; she knows how to dress herself in luxurious furs; she knows how to show younger women to thrive in their own right.
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"Madame Lanvin was ahead of her time, creating what was essentially the first full lifestyle brand with children's clothes, sportswear, fragrance, furniture, furs and made-to-measure looks for men," says Sialelli.
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Depressed and anxious, she works with her analyst to figure out why she, an arbiter of taste, can't take her own editorial advice and swathe herself in furs and delicious self-regard.
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She was partial to furs; she preferred writing with quill pens; in her Greenwich Village apartment, she held festive parties for the Birdbrain Club, her friends' answer to the Algonquin Round Table.
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If anybody grasps the cultural implications of bringing $6 street-meat sandwiches indoors where they can perfume the air breathed by consumers of Pink shirts and Floga furs, it is Mr. Chang.
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Rocking the song in one of her famous furs and accompanying herself on piano like it was nothing, Franklin was so emotive that she moved Obama, along with King herself, to tears.
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Many top end labels are tightening their policies on how leather is sourced from tanneries and how they obtain furs, after a series of scandals over how animals are treated in breeding farms.
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Whereas the dining room once consisted of one long wooden table, it's now a more formal affair, with furs thrown over chairs that wouldn't feel out of place in a Brooklyn Heights apartment.
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A badly served Jennifer Hudson, cowering and belting with rivers of tears and snot, plays this mangy-looking stray in furs, who here suggests a Park Avenue pet terminally down on her luck.
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"Some of it is from similar vendors but it looks like they cleaned out some of their warehouses," Mr. Elbling said, adding that there has been an influx of mysterious rugs and furs.
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Lots of them with feathers and faux furs, deconstructed into parts and twisted into sari-like assemblages; mixed and matched and also madras for men and women; leopard and contrasting linings thrown in.
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And, uh, who could forget the time Kim Kardashian West was flour bombed by an activist who called her a "fur hag" (you know, before she had her favorite furs remade into faux).
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While post giving birth to Saint the mobile mogul was living in a veritable Groundhog's Day of black spandex, braids, and furs, she's gone for a slightly lighter variation of the look for fall.
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Leopold Sacher-Masoch (the author of Venus in Furs, from whom masochism derives its name) would pressure his wife into sleeping with other men so he could experience the pleasurable humiliation of being cuckolded.
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There were yellow furs with leaping zebras and spiked acid-washed denim; snakes and tigers and turbans and rhinestone shades and platform shoes and decorative brass knuckles spelling "Love" and — well, a lot more.
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Furs and cars and chains and stacks have been part of rap's fabric for years now—and if you don't enjoy a three-minute brag fest, I am terribly sorry but you hate fun.
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It starts with someone scooping cash out of a swimming pool, and goes on to feature huge fruit platters, absurdly dewy makeup looks, a variety of lavish wigs, male models, and heaps of furs.
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She plays broke and homeless towards the end of the film, but I'm convinced that no woman has ever looked more glamorous than a broke and homeless Marlene Dietrich, covered in furs and shawls.
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They were expected to paddle 55 strokes a minute, 14 hours a day and carried an average of two bales of furs — 180 pounds total — over miles of portages between Montreal and the Mississippi.
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They came interspersed with faded jeans paired with over-the-knee shearling-lined boots, sweeping capes and giant feral furs, as well as buttoned-up silk midi dresses with discreet frills here and there.
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" Some of the paper's language retains a dated tone, such as a recurring notice by the Police Department's property clerk that lists unclaimed items ranging from furniture and furs to "surgical and musical instruments.
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This time, other than two upcycled fake furs pieced together from remnants past, she mostly seemed to be flitting between ideas: louche tailoring and scarflike graphic silk dresses; big, blouson shoulders and feathery swirls.
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There were simple shirtwaist dresses falling to midcalf and belted with thin strips of leather at the waist, smudgy Dust Bowl tartans, serape furs, suede and printed Bar jackets and black leather motorcycle jackets.
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She also collaborates with Owens on the design of his furs, and on his acclaimed furniture line, an exhibition of which is currently on view at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles.
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In November there's the Beaver Moon , when trappers of old hastened to bag a winter's worth of furs before ponds and swamps froze – and beavers themselves are busy shoring up their dams for the winter.
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For female rappers, Their "get money" outfits no longer consist of hoodies and grills, but are instead comprised of luxurious furs and neon-bright colors first popularized by Kimberly Jones, also known as Lil' Kim.
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His claims that he couldn't "afford to take care of [his] family" when he can afford to buy them the aforementioned furs and houses — and is married to multimillionaire mogul Kim Kardashian — understandably raised eyebrows.
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I still listen to the Psychedelic Furs (although "Love My Way" is in heaviest rotation) and I saw the (1073A) HIGH SCHOOL classic (85A) PRETTY IN PINK in the theater, while almost in high school.
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Jaime is now sleeping under furs in a room he previously claimed was too hot, which does make me think that he just wanted to take his clothes off that first visit, but I'm not mad.
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Though being "anti-fascist" seems like an obvious position to take, especially at a time like this, many antifas advocate property destruction and other forms of lawbreaking—which, Red said, the Antifa Furs weren't up for.
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Give this vacation another couple of hours and you'll be planning your own Napoleonic coronation replete with the classic crown' ermine and furs look that made Jean-Bédel Bokassa the bad boy of geopolitical fashion icons.
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Wrapped in thick furs and cursing the fall of winter, YouTuber TheGaroStudios set about making a fitting tribute to the trials and tribulations Jon Snow had to endure before finally being named King in the North.
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It's not the first time Boeckner has juggled two bands at once: he was writing, recording and performing in Wolf Parade almost the entire time he was doing Handsome Furs with his ex-wife Alexei Perry.
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The search on Wednesday of the Baumblits' five-bedroom home — a 2150,2000-square-foot mini-manor with chandeliers, a bar and a swimming pool — revealed expensive sports paraphernalia, liquors, furs, jewelry and motor vehicles, she said.
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Sadly, Millie is fated to spend her life in the shadows unless she can convince her overprotective parents that the No-Furs (the Yare term for humans) in the school across the water mean no harm.
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He looked dapper with his walking stick; she was wrapped in furs — and they both were standing on the deck of the S.S. Normandie, on their way from New York to Antwerp, Belgium, to buy diamonds.
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Draped in jewelry and furs, and teetering on stiletto heels or in thigh high boots, they would gather in McMansions or glossy local venues to cradle oversize glasses of wine and commiserate over husbands serving time.
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And her unusually frank, often humorous social media accounts offer glimpses into what it's really like to be a 21st century opera star, which rarely bears much resemblance to popular pearls-and-furs prima donna stereotypes.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Oversized frog heads; a thin, silk faille gown swathed in a cotton candy-colored parka; a cacophony of plaids, polka dots, chevrons, furs, sequins, feathers, tribal prints, and religious iconography.
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Playlist: ''Dunwich''/''Venus in Furs''/''The Living Dead at the Manchester Morgue''/''House of Whipcord''/''Satanic Rites of Drugula''/''Crypt of Drugula''/''I, The Witchfinder''/''The Hills Have Eyes''/''Patterns of Evil'' Spotify | Apple God help you.
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On two exterior panels, the artist Maureen Gruben (Inuvíaluít) sewed vintage Hudson Bay Company advertisements for furs — a reminder of one of the first settler colonial industries in North America — to complete her "Colonial Shopping Bag" (2018).
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The animals are threatened on many fronts: they're poached for their skin, which is used for luxurious furs, as well as for their bones, which are used for medicinal potions in some parts of Asia, Zahler says.
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Dotted around the house, you'll see dollhouses (the world's largest collection of them, in fact), Titanic memorabilia, puppets, model trains, glassware, Venetian masks, billboards, ivory, silverware, shells, furs, tankards... Far too many things to list here, really.
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Mr. Schlesinger, a scholar of imperial China at Indiana University in Bloomington, studied Manchurian and Mongolian archives to track the trade in furs, pearls and mushrooms across the Qing empire's borderlands in the 18th and 19th centuries.
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SOFIA, Bulgaria — The inaugural meeting of the European Trump Society packed the central aisle of a bookstore in Bulgaria's capital, Sofia, on Friday evening — women in furs, men in ski jackets, the floor glistening with melted snow.
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Yet his misadventures, filmed with elemental energy and wide-screen pizazz by Jakub Bejnarowicz, are necessarily limited to broad strokes: When characters are buried beneath animal furs and carpets of hair, subtle emoting is hardly an option.
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With Operators' debut Blue Wave, Boeckner has given his fans another side to his songwriting—one that differs slightly from Wolf Parade and Divine Fits, and feels more like an extension of what he began with Handsome Furs.
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When the video premiered during Love and Hip Hop Atlanta— Mona Scott Young's series that introduced Cardi B to the rest of America — the rapper owned every bit of her femininity, from her furs to her body movements.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Versace married luxury with grunge at Milan Fashion Week on Friday, presenting an Autumn/Winter 2019 line featuring leather, faux furs and ripped jumpers, as well as plenty of the Italian luxury label's signature safety pins.
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It was there, for example, in Chanel's ornate imperial closures and Aubrey Beardsley silhouettes; in the Klimt-does-"Game of Thrones" high-necked, cold-shouldered gowns and gilded furs of Gilles Mendel's first couture collection for J. Mendel.
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At one such auction in a VFW hall in the upstate New York town of Herkimer, tables were piled high with the furs of hundreds of muskrats, beavers, fishers, mink, red fox, gray fox, otters, bobcats and coyotes.
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Their take on atmospheric black metal—which was cosseted and refined over the course of two years—is emotive, fluid, and relentlessly pretty, with a hypnotic sort of Ash Borer in furs vibe that calls for repeated listens.
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The couple's Fifth Avenue home was a one-bedroom rental, and when Ms. Consolo died, several of her assets, including furs and jewels, were sold to pay outstanding bills, according to a longtime confidante, Rebecca Cox-Tianga. Mrs.
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To say it is not a fashion town would be something of an understatement, just as to say that Peter Paul Kawagaelg Williams, the founder of Shaman Furs, is not a fashion person would be putting it mildly.
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The wealth of imagery dedicated to these made-up, vivacious women (depictions of men, in contrast, are rare) makes sense: their beauty and affinity for furs and berets encapsulate the glamour, elegance, pleasure, and seduction of Art Deco.
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You can find broad, angsty songs about fears of the Cold War and nuclear fallout in the catalogs of the Psychedelic Furs, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, and Depeche Mode, the latter of whom is a huge inspiration to Chvrches.
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Rome-based Fendi has long been known for its furs, and has continued to put them forward at a time when many other brands are dropping them from collections, under pressure from changing consumer tastes and animal rights campaigners.
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My favorite part of Call Me by Your Name is the bit where Elio watches Hammer dancing in the street with some young Italians, while the Psychedelic Furs' "Love My Way" is pumping out of a tiny car stereo.
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Known for wearing furs and smoking two packs of cigarettes a day, Ms. Gorsuch became a prominent face of the new administration as she cut back lawsuits against polluters and tried to relax parts of the Clean Air Act.
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According to the NWCU head, Chief Inspector Martin Sims, the unit has been involved in the seizure of more than 1,000 individual items prohibited under CITES, such as ivory, furs, rare eggs, and other wildlife products, since March 2015.
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Photographs flash to mind: the March on Washington; fists raised in Oakland; Frederick Douglass's kingly frown; a smiling Ray Charles; and that striking set of pictures, shot by Carl Van Vechten, of Zora Neale Hurston wrapped in extravagant furs.
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John Jacob Astor is considered America's first multimillionaire, but a substantial part of the sources of his wealth was based on the fur trade—itself not illegal, but he used alcohol to [trade] illegally with Native Americans for furs.
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Mert Alas & Marcus Piggot Throughout the shoot she models in a variety of coats (sexy trenches and her favorite, oversize furs) over super-skimpy lingerie all paired with a minimal makeup look and perfectly tousled, just-got-out-of-bed waves.
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We got the Memphis rapper at Phipps Plaza in Atlanta Monday where he told us he'd just dropped $40k on some furs -- keeping in line with his newfound (old-school?) focus after taking a bullet to the ass last fall.
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"I'm going to send her one of my Russian eco-fur coats as a gift because I'm designing furs in Russia right now," Anderson said at an inaugural gala held by the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).
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The trustee said the duplicity enabled Avellino, Bienes and their wives to reap millions of dollars to buy multiple luxury homes, art by Pablo Picasso and Edgar Degas for the Avellinos, and a cold storage compartment to store Dianne Bienes' furs.
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It was the old ladies (these were the Fifties) teetering along on their high heels, hatted and gloved, with seams in their stockings, and with glassy-eyed fox furs draped over their massive chests, who might fall down, not me.
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The piano-pounding stasis of "All Tomorrow's Parties" and the solemnity of "Venus in Furs" came through; the drug-rush acceleration of each verse of "Heroin," sung by Tunde Adebimpe of TV on the Radio, was recaptured, though more methodically.
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But beyond the floor-length furs, gorgeous gowns and elaborate headdresses she wore onstage, beyond the lights, Ms. Franklin was involved with the civil rights movement, and she remained passionate about the progress of African-Americans and women throughout her life.
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Mr. Benser, 54, is also Mackinac Island's tax assessor and the president of the tourist board, and is building a boutique hotel on the same street where John Jacob Astor made his first million trading furs in the early 103s.
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Heart was not a documentarian; she was a would-be celebrity — her website features shots of her posing with athletes and of her in furs and bikini underwear — in hopes of turning this "ceremony" into a reality television vehicle for herself.
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All the downtown collectors and the white ladies in their own fancy furs love to talk about your phrasing—it's the fashion to talk about your phrasing—but what sounds like a revolution to others is simple common sense to you.
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And there were intarsia farm scenes in furs, coats dripping fringe made of mother-of-pearl buttons instead of paillettes, and a wedding nondress finale featuring a bride in a short black puffer coat with a long black puffer train.
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There were jeweled face masks and down-filled sleeves with slots for a phone (or a tracking beacon — it wasn't clear), tribal faux furs and finally, ruffled explosions of fuchsia going every which way, like the promise of a new day.
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She is credited with having influenced the Stones' look — the low-slung pants and furs and feathers and floppy hats and jewelry that transformed them from a jacket-and-tie boy band into icons of decadent glam in the mid-1960s.
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They wore a sumptuous array of fabrics — from timelessly luxurious cashmeres, silk-satin blends and furs, to innovative, high-gloss synthetics and faux moiré — rendered in the signature Dior palette: robin's egg blue, mauve, pearlescent gray, black and midnight blue.
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She layered draped jersey camisoles with Medusa-decorated straps over undone shirts over skinny knits over lace-trimmed slips in barococo print, and mixed them up with fun furs; paired plaid tweed and black leather harness tops and lace tights.
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I'm not a superstitious person by nature, but I felt like to sort of transpose those songs out of the very specific world Handsome Furs were in to a new project would maybe bringing along some phantasmagorical or psychic taint to it.
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The dramatic silks and furs of 1930s Hollywood gave way to the tailored shoulders of the 1950s, which then evolved into the studded half-open shirts and cowboy boots of the 1970s music scene, and the artfully ripped concert tees of the aughts.
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During a speaking engagement about Medieval dress at Los Angeles's Getty Museum in 2016, costume designer Michele Clapton revealed that the furs donned by many members of the Night's Watch started out as shearling rugs from your favorite big blue box store.
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Many labels and other luxury groups such as LVMH - owner of Louis Vuitton - are tightening their policies on how leather is sourced from tanneries and how they obtain furs, after a series of scandals over how animals are treated in breeding farms.
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Everyone knows that street style is all about standing out — these days, it seems like people will wear just about anything in hopes of getting photographed: From vintage gems and quirky prints to faux furs and funky keychains, nothing is off limits.
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As Oregon, the place where empires once clashed over the global trade of beaver furs, glides into a second year of legalized recreational pot, the state is determined to show the world that a certain kind of drug prohibition belongs in history's Dumpster.
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For over a half-century, this 2450-year-old has played R&B music up and down the West Coast while building his own instruments and balancing a succession of daily gigs: fixing typewriters and computers, selling fake furs, driving taxis and limousines.
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Mod tartans mixed it up with bejeweled 1950s starlet sheaths; leopard furs with striped coed sweaters; flirty slip dresses with swaddling puffer stoles; camo leathers with sunflower gowns, all with matching medley footwear (pumps and winkle-pickers and boot stompers and kitten heels).
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Credit...Béatrice de Géa for The New York Times Wrapped in furs, dripping with diamonds and with her blond hair perfectly coifed, Faith Hope Consolo cut a glamorous figure in the flashy, late 20th-century world of New York City real estate.
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While leaving the door open to raising specific levies on yachts or cars, Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire warned lawmakers not to hit a luxury sector in which France is a leader: "And why not tax jewellery, furs and wine cellars?" he asked.
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In these thickly inked, brashly contoured prints, made when Traeger was just 25, a hunchback shuffles past a brick wall plastered with a call to "Vote Red," while a skeletal veteran on crutches begs for change as women in furs strut past.
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The appeal of the video is its soft-focus normalcy; it acts as a baptismal antidote to the former image of Kim and Kanye, all furs and lingerie, cleavage and peekaboo, built on worship of the intertwined pillars of fashion and fame.
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So his slip dresses were complete with capes of rough fabric, and cropped flared jeans were paired with jackets collaged together from different furs, the sleeves shortened to create an epaulet-like effect; sleeveless rough tartan dresses were bathed in sequins for shine.
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In the video, released last night on Apple Music, the Canadian rapper is lounging in expensive pink furs while surrounded by expensive cars (including a Ferrari Drake bought for 21 Savage) and draped in expensive jewelry—all while bathing dancers with expensive alcohol.
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There will be a three-night performance by the Loser's Lounge, for example, a long-running revue that pays tribute to pop stars and cult artists and is led by the former Psychedelic Furs keyboardist Joe McGinty, at Joe's Pub (425 Lafayette Street) from Feb.
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It came as no surprise to learn that the collection, of cinched, lace-up knitwear and billowing trousers, patchworked furs and grommeted dresses, was inspired by artists: in this case, Mr. McCollough said, the process artists of the 1960s, like Richard Serra and Robert Smithson.
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Recently I began collecting them, fascinated by medieval preachers who considered wigs, painted faces, furs, and "wasteful sleeve-lengths, as well as womanly pride and passion" (as detailed by Christa Grössinger in her book Picturing Women in Late Medieval and Renaissance Art) to be sinful.
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Not the peacocks preening on the sidewalks, you understand, in their early fall furs and Chrysler Building wedges, but rather the broadly drawn personas that the designers conjured up on the catwalks, with their shrugged-on airs of evening melodramas and art-house flicks.
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Rather than expanding the Bergdorf brand widely around the country, as department stores like Macy's and Lord & Taylor have done, Mr. Neimark largely concentrated on the store's New York presence, catering to women shopping for $200,000 furs and bankers seeking suede shoes and sumptuous suits.
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After "Valley of Search," Alan went on to release two more albums as Alan Michael and tour the world, playing saxophone with a very diverse group of musicians, including the composer and pianist Carla Bley and the Psychedelic Furs, a post-punk English band.
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In "Jackie Coogan: The World's Boy King: A Biography of Hollywood's Legendary Child Star" (2003), she wrote about her old friend, who sued his mother and stepfather in 1938 for spending his more than $3 million in earnings on furs, diamonds, homes and expensive cars.
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For 10 years, between 1982 and 1992, Mr. Day ran one of the hottest shops in Harlem, a 24-hour-a-day atelier where the flush and flash came to commission fashion pieces, furs, leather goods and car interiors wallpapered with unauthorized designer logos.
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The subject can be as simple as the extreme reduction of The Row's highly tactile elongated tone-on-tone silhouettes, or Carolina Herrera's exploration of seasonless dressing and technology, as expressed in layered organza shirtdresses under feathery furs, and tunics and gowns bristling with 3D leather blooms.
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Conceptually, it showed Kanye eager to prove himself as a serious designer: In the buildup to it, he ingratiated himself with creative directors and fashion editors and went so far as to intern at Fendi, the historic Italian luxury house known for its cutting-edge furs.
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Maria Reich, 43, chief executive of Reich Furs, a Manhattan-based manufacturer of fur coats, said a ban on fur sales would have a drastic impact on the 20 or so people she directly employs and an additional 30 contractors she uses to create her pieces.
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In 1950, when there was a fur-manufacturing section of the garment district, two fur-company executives and a driver for another company were charged in a scheme that diverted more than $1 million in furs, worth $10 million in today's dollars, to the executives' company.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York Fashion Week ended with a flourish on Thursday after a parade of innovative shows that gave an affectionate nod to the 1980's, with designers mixing power suits, chunky furs and metallic fabrics into lavish new looks for both day and night.
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Married at least eight times, calling everyone "Dahlink," flaunting a diamonds-and-furs lifestyle and abetted by gossip columnists and tabloid headline writers, Ms. Gabor played the coifed platinum femme fatale in plunging necklines in dozens of film and television roles, many of them cameos as herself.
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But for female artists today, the proof of finally feeling liberated, paid, and sexy looks pretty different: Their "get money" outfits no longer consist of hoodies and grills, but are instead comprised of luxurious furs and neon-bright colors first popularized by Kimberly Jones, also known as Lil' Kim.
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But at Ms. Guo's show, held at the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in a narrow white room with a golden palm frond framing the runway, few of the guests, many of them Ms. Guo's clients from Asia swathed in white furs and brocade gowns, blinked an eye.
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It stretches to France, England and the Netherlands, from which many of the book's immigrants hail; to China and the Pacific, where men spend months and years trading furs and establishing commerce; and, as the book meanders toward its final pages, to the reaches of New Zealand and Brazil.
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Elizabeth stares at him, jaw clenched in a disdain so pure it's hard to imagine it could ever be matched — until he turns around and sees the rest of the room packed with aristocrats only barely containing their pity for the weak man draped in furs before them.
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"I'm going to send her one of my Russian eco-fur coats as a gift because I'm designing furs in Russia right now," Anderson told ITK excitedly when we caught up with her recently at the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals' (PETA) inaugural ball in Washington.
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Franklin's absence will only be felt physically now that she's gone — now that she can't pull up to the function in her big furs and intricate church hats, now that she can't literally remove wigs and throw the kind of shade that's as loveable to us as it is petty.
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Here's exactly how her wardrobe and styling tells her story, broken down into four eras of Sansa: In the first season, Sansa is incredibly naive, with aspirations of being a queen and dreams of escaping the chilly, dank castle in provincial Winterfell and presumably, the dirty, shapeless furs she wears there.
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The collection featured all the silhouettes we've come to expect from the brand — oversized sweatshirts, slouchy outerwear, and utilitarian trousers — alongside many of the luxe staples the Wife of Pablo has been known to preview way before the runway, such as knee-high boots, track pants, and over-the-top furs.
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The Velvet Underground: The Complete Matrix Tapes (UMe) Four hour-plus CDs, 42 tracks, 20 discrete songs, zero new material, $19663 list, and when "Venus in Furs" followed "The Black Angel's Death Song" mid-Set One I decided I could happily live out my allotted years without ever hearing either again.
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" He adds: "You can definitely expect to see the most luxurious furs, including Russian Barguzin sable, ermine and natural white chinchilla, used in ways they never have been," along with handworked gowns, all "inspired by the formal plan of the Tuileries gardens and by my late friend the artist Keith Haring.
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While the craftsmanship of the house's ready-to-wear is already couture-level in many ways — its supple leather separates, delicately embellished evening gowns and deeply decadent unlined furs — Piccioli's couture collections often offers a more private luxury: Logos and extraneous embellishment are stripped away to reveal a spare, heightened vision.
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They mounted the sweeping steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art long after night had fallen, the celebrities and models and socialites and titans of business, the 1,000 special guests in their finery and furs, past the paparazzi and a row of ushers standing at attention like a newfangled Praetorian Guard.
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They buy fry bread and buffalo meat in the restaurant, and T-shirts and rabbit furs and tepee-building kits and commemorative hard hats in the gift shop, and watch a twenty-two-minute orientation film in which members of the Lakota community praise the memorial and the Ziolkowski family.
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It's a testament to the subtlety of Stéphane Collonge's production design that I didn't fully realize the film was set in the '80s until about 10 minutes in, when not a single person pulled out their phone during the party scene, and The Psychedelic Furs' "Love My Way" starts playing on the radio.
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That was how he ended up in Los Angeles, nearly 2,000 miles (3,200 km) from his hometown, creating the persona of Dr. John the Night Tripper, a shaman-like figure draped in furs and feathers, beads and Mardi Gras Indian-style headdresses who would make his entrance in a cloud of smoke.
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It was a fittingly surreal moment topped only by an even more surreal moment at Schiaparelli, where Daniel Roseberry introduced his second ready-to-wear collection, with prints created by using a flatbed scanner (there's one in the atelier) to digitize three-dimensional objects such as perfume bottles, vintage furs and — an octopus.
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Instead of swanning freely into the arching halls of the Grand Palais and other local landmarks where the lavish défilés are held, most will be forced to open their handbags, doff their furs and regularly submit to full body-wand checks at almost every event as part of stringent new security measures.
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The 36-seat restaurant is geared toward a casual cafe-style experience, serving all-day breakfast dishes, light meals and cocktails aimed at a well-heeled if nondescript clientele of fashion industry insiders wrapped in furs, local hedge funders in cashmere V-neck sweaters and weary shoppers (as opposed to the celebrity crowd).
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But as we noted last month, Arya has been pictured wearing exactly the right amount of furs for a trip home (she'd need to wrap up warmer if she was heading to the Wall.) With Ned, Catelyn, Robb and Rickon all dead, that just leaves Bran as the only outstanding RSVP to the Stark party.
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Studying the activity of tongues inside the mouths of living creatures proved tricky, so instead Dr Noel and Dr Hu built an automated grooming machine fitted out with tongues and furs from animals whose lives had ended at places such as the Tiger Haven in Tennessee, a sort of retirement home for rescued big cats.
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When her husband, rapper and the best living tweeter on the planet, Kanye West revealed on Twitter than he was $22007 million in debt (and then backtracked to assure everyone that he wasn't actually in debt and still had enough money to buy his family furs), many wondered what that meant for Kim K's finances.
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I don't just mean the sun-dipped Italian countryside where Elio and Oliver spend languid summer days around the pool, or Luca Guadagnino's delicate direction, or the stunning performances at the center of the film, or even the simple joy of watching Armie Hammer flail about to The Psychedelic Furs at the town disco.
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Plastic ponchos are in for fall A number of looks, ranging from tweed sports coats to iridescent furs, came down the runway encased in a thin, slightly reflective sheet of plastic, paying homage to your grandmother's beloved spill-proof furniture coverings or George W. Bush's recent entanglement with a poncho at Donald Trump's inauguration.
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In her honor, rough-hewed tweeds fit for the moors were refashioned into ball gowns and — because this is Mr. Bovan, whose style tends toward the apocalyptic — exploded, buoyed by crinolines and tulle, and worn with paint-splattered furs meant to look like "roadkill on a remote country lane," as his notes cheerfully put it.
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Brandon Maxwell brought everyone to the 71st floor of 4 World Trade Center, laid the Hudson River and the sunset over New Jersey at their feet, dimmed the lights — and the darkened room became a nightclub, strafed by divas in short leather minidresses and sweetheart-neckline jumpsuits, big emerald furs and slinky emerald gowns.
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During an age in which millennial shoppers in particular care about where and how products are sourced, that's good PR. But persuading the public to quash its appetite for the furs and exotic skins they see celebrities like the Kardashians, Lady Gaga, and Beyoncé wearing is arguably where animal rights activists really face the stiffest challenge.
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Especially when you consider that, as an added bonus to walking away with enough money to fund a lifetime of Veuve Cliquot and furs, Debbie has found a way to exact revenge on her smarmy, asshole art gallery curator ex-boyfriend, Claude Becker (Richard Armitage), the man responsible for landing her in jail in the first place.
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Naturally, we had many questions: On a show so detail-oriented that the actor who plays Bran Stark has to sit in one place during film breaks so his furs don't move out of place from scene to scene, how did an item so clearly from the 21st century manage to sneak into the final version of the episode?
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Dripping in diamonds and cocooned in furs, many with bemused-looking husbands in tow, they beamed like small children at the collection, dozens of fantastical gowns with voluminous tiered silk skirts, or encrusted with hundreds and thousands of pearls, sequins and glass beads, or shivering delicately with cascading bouquets of 20173-D pleated organza and tulle flowers.
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Banning and shaming fur, whether real or fake, might reduce the amount of illegal hunting of endangered animals used to make the products, but may also damage the communities surviving off of selling the by-product of the meat industry in regions that are known for sourcing leather and furs, such as Africa, Vietnam, and China.
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Even the song Oliver dances to — which he loves and comes up again in the film — is the Psychedelic Furs' "Love My Way," part of a post-punk tradition of androgyny (they also sang "Pretty in Pink") that is less about celebrating femininity than it is about the cultural cachet of straight men who are "man" enough to be girly.
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Designed primarily by Nolan Miller and influenced by the strong silhouettes of 1940s movie actresses, the clothes, jewels and copious furs worn by Joan Collins, Linda Evans and their ilk — not for nothing was one character named Sable — signaled both the apex of conspicuous consumption in the 20th century and a new era of women asserting themselves in the workplace and beyond.
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