"Why the Devil they have to put that 'girlie girlie' tea party description every time they tell anything a professional woman does, is more than I can see," she fumed to her parents.
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She's kind of reads girlie, but she's kind of tough.
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A woman is supposed to be feminine, fragile, and girlie.
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And I've begun mixing "girlie" colors into my son's drawers.
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There were only a few girlie bows hanging on it.
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My son turned 12 and piano was corny and girlie.
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"She didn't write about anything that could seem girlie," Pishko remembers.
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I'm a girlie girl, and I own a lot of jewelry.
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"Morning, girlie," he said, and I couldn't bring myself to correct him.
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If I do go girlie, I'll throw on a short little floral dress.
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The shows were like a girlie moment — there was nothing sacred about it.
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We mix and match, a pink girlie shirt with a boy's cargo shorts.
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" All of a sudden, as Waller-Bridge put it, "she sounds so girlie.
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"I have two children and I wear very girlie bathing suits," she said.
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PARKER: She was really cute and fat, and very smart and very girlie.
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MR. HALL Laura's not a typical girlie girl, which was never my vibe.
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"The girlie drinks you see at parties changed over the years," he said.
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"When people hear 'femininity,' they think it's all soft and girlie," she said.
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We even leave a few girlie magazines in strategic locations, to distract the officers.
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"My apartment is mad girlie, it's all fashion magazines and Louboutins," Ms. Mathis said.
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I'm not as poufy and girlie, but I am the girl who dresses up.
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The painting is copied from a photograph printed in an old Parisian girlie magazine.
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When I was four I burned all my girlie dresses and cut my hair short.
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As they gazed up at her intently, she saw they were saying, Careful , girlie , careful .
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"Omg if you got married i am so happy for you girlie @MileyCyrus," one user wrote.
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I told him I was just happy not to see girlie calendars hanging on the walls.
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It didn't really feel like there was an option if you weren't a typical girlie girl.
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"I think I'm going to do a girlie little bee, a queen bee, very femme," she said.
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But when her grandmother died and her uncle became her guardian, being a "girlie boy" meant trouble.
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Puberty and sexual awakening, both, feel like girlie concerns in cinema, and feed into the girliest horror.
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Now, though, Imagination was gone, and Hamling's only remaining publishing endeavor was his bi-monthly girlie magazine.
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Girlie girls, like the golden-ringleted Nellie Oleson in "Little House on the Prairie," are often villains.
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A dress that on its own was taken as something of a riposte to the French — you want girlie, I can do girlie — but which sent a message about reclaiming and reinventing old tropes of what was considered traditionally "ladylike" and defining them as powerfully as she pleased.
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" A post from KLG Aesthetics in the UK reads, "Who fancies a girlie night in with some fillers?
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "U2 frontman Bono said in a new interview that he thinks music has gotten too 'girlie.
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"You see pregnant women and older men, girls who are girlie and girls who are boys," she said.
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Yes, there was talk of "girlie men" and racially-charged remarks, and he delighted in striking action-hero poses.
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"I definitely think that strength coexists with femininity and [being strong] doesn't mean you can't be girlie," she says.
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No amount of money or sex could take the place of friendship, loyalty and a girlie heart-to-heart.
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" Walsh later tried to backtrack during the same appearance, acknowledging that "you can be a feminist and be girlie.
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" When the host asked if Walsh believed you can't be girlie and a feminist at the same time, she explained, "You can... We all have our girlie days, but I think showing up, taking your father's seat in a pink dress with big bows on the sleeves is really an interesting message.
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Before she was signed to her current label, music industry executives advised her to be more girlie, to wear weaves.
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And by the 1960s, he was acting in schlocky girlie movies in New York and England, portraying his own lust.
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G C-H: The untamable painter Walter Robinson gave me your book, Greetings from My Girlie Leisure Place last Christmas Eve.
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"The problem is that a lot of designers make the totes a little too girlie or slick and fashiony," he said.
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Embroidered with the days of the week, these undies are a sweet and girlie reminder for the more forgetful fashion fans.
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My moon boots, my emo boots, my girlie boots, my goth boots, my shiny glass slippers in the shape of boots.
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It is a breathtaking example from his Parisian Distortions series that began as an assignment for the French 'girlie' magazine Le Sourire.
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The teen was "tiny, spunky" and a "girlie girl" who "got along great with everyone," her friend Jennifer Spanjer would later testify.
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Swift said in an interview with Vulture, who described the condo's aesthetic as "whimsically girlie," that she did the interior design herself.
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"She's not really girlie, she's kind of a dude," Kruger told PEOPLE at the Chanel Tribeca Film Festival Artists Dinner in April.
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She prides herself on being a "pointy head" and "girlie swot" because she enjoys the thick briefing books she studies every night.
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If you were pointing fingers, you could blame the return of 1990s fashion and the beauty trends of that girlie-grunge decade.
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These women are not ideals; they are witless, erotic archetypes that have escaped into our brains from old girlie magazines our parents owned.
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Over the last couple of years, Swift's ultra-feminine style (think: girlie matching sets, prim purses and glam heels) has become her signature.
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In September they plan to introduce their own feminine, but not too girlie, clothing line of denim and trucker jackets, jumpsuits and florals.
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They were going to just be super cool, and badass, and use girlie pictures or pornography without inquiry into what the images signified.
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And what fan of Lincolnesque elocution didn't enjoy Donald Trump calling Ted Cruz a girlie man, while belittling Jeb Bush for needing his mommy.
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Mesmer's poetry collections include Greetings From My Girlie Leisure Place (Bloof, 2015), Annoying Diabetic Bitch (Combo, 2008), and The Virgin Formica (Hanging Loose, 2008).
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"The shower really reflected Serena's girlie and detail-oriented personality," her friend and L.A. event planner Val Vogt of VLV Group tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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It is little wonder that feminist activists chose to protest against what they called the "degrading, mindless-boob-girlie symbol" represented by the pageant.
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The Governor had brandished a broom at rallies, promising to "sweep out the bureaucracy" and defeat "girlie men" lawmakers who stood in his way.
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"I want to wash his clothes, cook our food and be girlie and feminine, but I can't being so far away," Ms. Iorio said.
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"I'm a really girlie person, so I wanted a much more feminine environment," says Culpo, who next stars in the Bruce Willis action flick Reprisal.
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Three of your favorite (and risk-taking) celebs, like Khloé Kardashian, Miley Cyrus and Ariana Grande, are making a case for the super-girlie look.
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"She's not really girlie, she's kind of a dude," Kruger, 42, told PEOPLE at the Chanel Tribeca Film Festival Artists Dinner at Balthazar on Monday night.
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There's an artist in the area known for his looks and strong arms, there's a few doing very pretty girlie items, others make specific signature shapes.
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And she explains in the accompanying interview that her on-point red carpet style comes from one straight forward style motto — nothing too girlie or whimsical.
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But the star fighter wants the world to know just because she's tough in the ring doesn't mean she doesn't enjoy getting girlie outside of it.
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But there was something really appropriate about seeing Shosh in Harajuku, a place that in all of its aesthetics, so perfectly reflects Shoshanna's intense, girlie drive.
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The suggestion that "girlie-ness" is inherently disempowering furthers the bullshit notion that in order for a woman to succeed professionally, she can't be too feminine.
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And Ms. DuVernay is warm and girlie, too — at our meeting, we talked about the joys and pitfalls of fake eyelashes; crying, she peeled hers off.
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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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Dunn poses in Kate Spade New York's Summer 2016 campaign, which captures the chic, girlie vibe of summertime both in Manhattan and when escaping to the beach.
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In a girlie, lowbrow sort of way, I was preparing for life as a photographer — I was learning about imagery and portraiture and art and self-expression.
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Diane von Furstenberg's spring 2016 campaign stars Karlie Kloss modeling the designer's iconic wrap dresses, girlie A-lines and adorable accessories on the infamous lip-print couch.
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"All these meaningless choices parents make — worrying that a pink hippopotamus is too girlie — fritters away design energy that could be going somewhere more interesting," she said.
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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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We're now more likely to tell our daughters they can be anything they want to be — an astronaut and a mother, a tomboy and a girlie girl.
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In addition to its first-run fare, the Alamo Drafthouse programing includes repertory genre series like Girlie Night, Terror Tuesday and Weird Wednesday, all imported from Austin.
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Wang Chenpeng, 23, a marketing employee for a storage company who loves wearing makeup, said his mother burned all his dolls because she thought it was too girlie.
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A ruched detail to her classic cropped pants, ruffled shoulders to a crew-neck sweater and floaty sleeves on a floral dress all add a hint of girlie personality.
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"She's not really girlie, she's kind of a dude," she told PEOPLE of her daughter's emerging personality at the Chanel Tribeca Film Festival Artists Dinner at Balthazar in April.
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" Fair Child Butterfly-Embroidered Lace Dress, $129 "My bandmate [Kimberly Schlapman] is the girlie girl, so sometimes I make things that I think reflect her personality, like this dress.
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You point out that while daughters nowadays are told they can be anything they want — astronauts, tomboys and girlie girls — boys are still encouraged to be tough and masculine.
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Playboy, the men's lifestyle brand founded by Hugh Hefner back in 1953—which of course started as a girlie mag featuring centerfolds of semi-nude women—has seen better days.
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An HBO drama about Times Square in 1971 could easily have been more of the cynical same—just another girlie magazine tucked inside a dissertation about man's inhumanity to man.
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We watched how-to videos to find cute loc styles, and then added a few key pieces to her wardrobe to make her, a jock, look a little more girlie.
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"As soon as you put mascara on, it says 'makeup' or 'pretty,' and this was a strong woman with big shoulders who shouldn't look girlie," Eldridge said backstage after the show.
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Here, the slumbering maiden's rescuers are an unconventional brother and sister: Prince Rocky, who would rather spend his time baking, and Princess Jewel, who prefers swordplay to the typical girlie pursuits.
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If Pony Club seemed too girlie for me as a kid, it is probably justice that I'd eventually end up learning its lessons in adulthood and paying handsomely for the privilege.
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Back then, people still had to venture from their homes to buy their porn, so I had to walk past the girlie mags on the way to get the latest X-Men.
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"When you can reach out across the aisle and work together, you can get much more accomplished, rather than 'girlie men' or 'f— you' or 'it's my way or the highway,' " he continued.
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"I feel like he was a little enamored by Kelsey, and it was girlie but she still put it down, she did what she had to do to seal the deal," she says.
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" The former California governor famously used the term at the 2004 Republican National Convention --saying, "And to those critics who are so pessimistic about our economy, I say, don't be economic girlie man!
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" A multidimensional hue with widely varying connotations, it is no longer, Ms. Steele insisted, "just girlie dumb pink but androgynous, cool hip protesting pink, an expression of all kinds of more complicated ideas.
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Earlier this year, others called her out for failing to deliver on a zealously promoted multicity series of creativity workshops that were to be highlighted by lofty talks, girlie lunches and gift bags.
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To dodge homophobic epithets, which were more about being girlie than gay, we would retell dirty jokes we didn't understand, disparage girls we liked and feign more interest in sports than we felt.
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Given his history as governor of California, Schwarzenegger got honest about today's current political climate and his role in it — including his inflammatory comments calling opponents "girlie men" during a 2004 Republican National Convention.
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"When you can reach out across the aisle and work together, you can get much more accomplished, rather than 'girlie men' or 'f--k you' or 'it's my way or the highway,' " Schwarzenegger said.
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At some point he began posing Marie in jewels and costumes, semi-nude or stripped down to her panties, often set against patterned-fabric backdrops, to shoot his own black-and-white girlie pix.
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While there is a proven and troubling connection between preferences for traditional femininity and girls' low self-esteem, liberals' hand-wringing over girlie girls could be an overcorrection, a backfired strain of third-wave feminism.
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"It's going to be a lot more girlie, but also sexy and very much about showing and celebrating skin rather than covering it," she says, before adding that the venue will be a SoHo strip club.
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This series of photographs, made from 1972–1975, featured women who performed in the two-bit girlie shows at American small town carnivals and rural county fairs, as well as the audiences who frequented their performances.
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As the head of the writing team for 30 Rock's fictional variety show, The Girlie Show (or TGS with Tracy Jordan) Lemon is easily one of television's best bosses even though she never gets credit for it.
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Peggy Orenstein, author of Cinderella Ate My Daughter: Dispatches from the Front Lines of the New Girlie-Girl Culture, says it contributes to the "self-objectification" and "self-sexualization" that many girls face during their teenage years.
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It was only five years ago that Mr. Michele had his prophetic men's wear debut at Gucci, offering girlie clothes and fur-lined mules worn by sexually ambiguous beings that were presumably — or at least genitally — men.
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She had a really "black"-sounding name like mine, ran her own magazine business, was not too girlie, remained down for the people, achieved what she wanted, was loyal to her friends and had a fine man.
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"Album reviews were a critical piece of the puzzle when print media was king—part of breaking an act alongside word-of-mouth, radio play, and video play," Pam Nashel Leto, a publicist for Girlie Action, tells me.
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Available in colors selected for their ability to blend in with water (aquamarine for the pool, deep blue for the ocean), many of Babes and Bathers' sporty styles come in sleek cuts or are adorned with girlie ruffles.
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These days her sartorial flair is distinct, girlie with an added edge, carefully documented through candid selfies, glossy photoshoots, and behind the scenes snaps of Dua in glimmering tiaras, shiny dresses, ornately adorned jackets, and thigh high boots.
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In "How to Raise a Feminist Son," Claire Cain Miller writes: We're now more likely to tell our daughters they can be anything they want to be — an astronaut and a mother, a tomboy and a girlie girl.
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"I had been dragging my fiancé around to all these wedding shops and exhibits looking at all the girlie things, and he was just so unimpressed," said Ms. Tisdel, 34, an executive assistant at Ralph Lauren in Manhattan.
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I told Marcial how my grandfather had kept a girlie calendar in his workshop, hidden from my grandmother behind a more respectable one with pictures of our country's various tourist attractions: those ruins with which we tempt the world.
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"It's a little girlie," said Ms. Alsop, 21906, who became the first, and so far only, woman to lead a major American orchestra in 21971, when she began her tenure as the music director of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra.
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" Tim Lee, a Texas preacher and evangelist who lost his legs in the Vietnam War, gave a sermon bemoaning "homosexuals and pornographers," declaring that one problem with "pulpits today is that they've got a lot of girlie men in them.
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High ponytails, like Miller's, Emma Stone's and Mandy Moore's, have a girlie cheerleader-esque charm that flatters pretty much everyone, while by playing with size and position (as seen on Sara Sampaio and Riley Keough) you tap into a more vintage feel.
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That is a dress that is designed to show off your girlie-ness, and, you know, God bless her, show it off, but don't then tell us that you're crusading for an equal place for women at the table because you're not.
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"Paul understood that the balance between nude photography and sophisticated writing was the key to separating Playboy from a pulp girlie magazine," Steven Heller, co-chairman of the design department at the School of Visual Arts in Manhattan, wrote in an email.
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The "girlie goth" look, as Nadine calls it, was initially inspired by the actress's dress, but the makeup pro decided to complement the design with a deeper makeup look, featuring a "strong goth lip and 'I-don't-care hair,&apos" to balance it out.
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Author of several bestselling books on different aspects of girlhood, including Cinderella Ate My Daughter (about girlie-girl culture) and Schoolgirls (about the confidence gap), Orenstein is a mother herself, and approaches the topic of sex among teen girls as a curious, concerned, and, yes, "cool" mom.
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So, for example, a parent who recently logged into a supermarket's wi-fi network to check their Facebook account and was tracked lingering near shelves of diapers might find themselves being served video ads for a discount on girlie pink baby products at a nearby store.
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The song "Devil's Night" by Johnny Hollow had several great remixes to choose from, which helped us make that transition, and we also used their song "Bloodsuckers," which is bouncier with a cabaret-piano vibe that suited the evolution into more fun, girlie looks like Lolita and steampunk.
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"As much as I've gotten my makeup done in the past, I still feel like I don't know how to apply it or what to use or what goes together," Teigen told PEOPLE exclusively Thursday night at the event, which was set up as a girlie slumber party.
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Honored by the CFDA, anointed by Hugo Boss and worn by Michelle Obama for both of her husband's inaugural balls, the 35-year-old designer — known for sculptural pieces that are feminine but never girlie — lives in a TriBeCa apartment with a big open kitchen where he loves to entertain.
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But even though she is a self-described "girlie girl," Ms. Ortiz is also a woman who signed herself up for the firefighter's Candidate Physical Abilities Test as soon as she landed the "Station 19" role, running up flights of stairs in weighted gear, dragging a 165-pound dummy out of a building.
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And it was there in Silvia Fendi's somewhat heavy-handed boudoir-to-boardroom show at Fendi, with its uneasy juxtapositions of shell pink and dark gray; thickening leather and frothing lace; puffed sleeves yanked off the shoulder and dropped down, so they looked both girlie and aggressively oversize at the same time.
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Madonna will be taking the stage at Singapore's National Stadium for the first time, but she already caused a ruckus back in 212, when her Girlie Show World Tour was banned because the authorities found her performances "border(ing) on the obscene... (and) known to be objectionable to many on moral and religious grounds", according to The Straits Times.
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For those who know Erin Andrew from Dancing With the Stars and are used to seeing her weekly in full glam and a princess-y dress, it may surprise you to find out that the star is actually averse to going too over-the-top girlie (something her makeup artist and hairstylist remind us of in her weekly DWTS blog!).
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What got famous photographers like Mr. Watson to lend their credibility to a the kind of gig that would not, necessarily, attract them (a girlie calendar from a tire company, if we're being reductive), and in turn attract the kind of branded models and celebs who would not necessarily choose to disrobe for a calendar, was that Pirelli handed them the keys to the creative kingdom.
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She planned to wedge them in somehow alongside the peerless handmade patches Brad Dunning designed for the proto-punk band the Cramps; the sets of girlie pink underpants embroidered with the days of the week; the vintage T-shirts and posters from the photographer Bruce Weber's personal collection; the artist Ben Noam's ceramic mushroom sculptures; the ironically goofy leather patches hand-tooled by Andrew Sexton, a Yale-educated artist who often collaborates with Sterling Ruby; the mugs and paperweights using graphics designed by the American activist nun Sister Corita Kent; the diamond piñatas made for Rat Bastards by Nicholas Anderson and Julie Ho, working as Confetti System; the specially commissioned T-shirts from the Hollywood Forever cemetery; the exquisite porcelain vessels created by the Canadian potter Kayo O'Young; the neo-minimalist chairs and tables constructed by Michael Boyd; the boxed Tom of Finland dolls accessorized with snap-on erections; the gold mesh necklaces and gauntlets the costumer designer Michael Schmidt creates for Dita von Teese, Cher, Rihanna and others; the shirts airbrushed by Louis Eisner with images inspired by Ed Roth; the framed labels from a line of men's wear once produced by the Black Panthers leader Eldridge Cleaver and embroidered with his name.
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