He'd want us gussied up in gingham aprons, baking casseroles.
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Celebs have to get gussied up and walk the red carpet — i.e.
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" Knight isn't kidding about the gussied-up tabletops, or the "crummy warehouse.
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Occasionally, Capricorn, the best new ideas are just gussied-up old ideas.
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Paradoxically, while the airports have gussied up, the passengers have given up. Completely.
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Shoppers no longer choose their makeup from gussied-up ladies at the mall.
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Set designers gussied up the apartment where most of the action takes place.
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Finally, the gussied-up image or video will be uploaded to the live Snapchat Story.
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Cartier celebrates the reopening of its new, gussied-up Fifth Avenue maison with a lavish event.
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But maybe the best argument was just that a new, gussied up version just wasn't necessary.
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The venue was a functioning wood shop in Crown Heights, gussied up in red Mylar streamers.
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The Blue Shadows Mounted Drill Team horses got all gussied up for their prance through Pasadena.
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This means your red snapper was likely gussied up tilapia and knockoff cheese is definitely a thing.
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I really like GUSSIED UP and its counterpart NOGOODNIK, even though they're both a bit old-timey.
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Instead its like a wasteland of popup ads gussied up to look like something pretty and potentially useful.
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Most of the cobblestones have been scrubbed clean, and most of the older buildings have been gussied up.
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Agador's explosive orb of copper-colored frizz is routinely gussied up into a spherical confection atop his head.
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What follows is a Michelin-starred commercial for French cuisine gussied up as Anne's journey of self-discovery.
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Super-swishy black-tie events present an exciting chance to get seriously gussied up, floor-grazing gown and all.
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It's the gussied up version of the gai yang (Thai grilled chicken) found on practically every street corner here.
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Or a ball gown with sneakers, as Kristen Stewart tends to do whenever she has to get gussied up.
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For its players, the match was a gussied-up practice; the team did not even wear its full uniforms.
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Could mashed berries on my lips make me feel like I'm gussied up and ready to seduce the chieftain's son?
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The place was gussied up in wine-and-gold banners proclaiming, "ALL IN." In fact, most things were all out.
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Toothpaste, perhaps the last part of your daily grooming regimen that had not been gussied up, has now been rethought.
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I was also o-v-e-r driving into work every day, getting gussied up in suits and makeup, and smiling.
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Another gussied-up soiree was hosted by W Magazine and Hugo Boss at the International Center of Photography on the Bowery.
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Our legs, for one, but also a sense of being more gussied up than usual without having to exert too much effort.
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Just look at her all gussied up in her Santa's Little Helper costume, soaking up the warmth of her ambient, electric fireplace.
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Anthony Elam from Philly tied the knot 2 years ago and got all gussied up for the occasion, courtesy of Men's Wearhouse.
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The roads were paved, campsites gussied-up, a visitor center installed, and the entranced moved to its current location, closer to Moab.
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A swathe of our literary community gussied up and gathered at the Museum of Natural History and sitting under that giant whale.
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This is a much better option for the nation's health than revisiting piecework, however gussied up by being on an online platform.
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In July, the restoration will join the Criterion collection on Blu-Ray, gussied up with a Geoff Dyer interview and various other tidbits.
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Getting gussied up is this artist's modus operandi, so we wanted to see what she could come up with for a Halloween costume.
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Inside, this former black box has been gussied up with chandeliers, velvety drapes and a mural painted by Mr. Cumming's husband, Grant Shaffer.
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Great Northern's version is gussied up with vanilla foam, tarragon and nubbins of caramelized rye, a sophisticated start to your day of culture.
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Now, it has reopened as Paul's Casablanca, with a gussied-up interior and a resurrection of the beloved Sunday "Smiths/Morrissey Night" party.
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Instead, it's just a generic story about a badass antihero searching for the truth about her past, gussied up with pretty new window dressing.
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In his debut for Burberry, Riccardo Tisci showcased the company's trademark trenches with corsets and gussied up beige raincoats with splendid jewels and feathers.
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With a million formal obligations on the calendar this season — proms, weddings, meet-the-parents dinners — you have a lot to get gussied up for.
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With the promise of streamers, boutonnieres, DJs and dancing, teens are ready to get gussied up for prom— and they also just need a date.
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And yes, as with all Hubble pictures, this is not what you would see with your own eyes; it's been gussied up for public consumption.
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The crown jewel of their collection is Villa Maria, a gussied-up former convent now on sale for the very unchaste price of $13 million.
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Even humble pan-fried rice cakes, apparently culled from a family recipe, get gussied up with prawns and a cloud of slightly sweet pork floss.
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Hours after Anna Wintour's annual coronation drew to a close, gussied-up peacocks with social media followers to stoke headed into the night's after-parties.
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This town is the site of Disney's "lost" park People have been paying big money to see gussied-up versions of a small Missouri town.
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Even in developing world cities like Jakarta, projects billed as climate change mitigation, like constructing artificial barrier islands, are really gussied up luxury real estate boondoggles.
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Nearly seven months after splitting from husband Ben Affleck, Jennifer Garner might be ready to start dating – especially after getting gussied up by some beauty pros.
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He has no shame about the fact that it is made with a gussied up piece of Gardein's chick'n delicately shaped into a drumstick or chicken thigh.
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"It's Simple," the first single from his forthcoming Dave Cobb-produced album, is more gussied up — including urgent pedal steel by Robby Turner — than Dillon Carmichael needs.
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Everyone from Russell Wilson to Simone Biles, Laila Ali, Mike Conley to Michael Phelps and Danica Patrick gussied up for the big show hosted by Peyton Manning.
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The first two scenes, one long and the next really long, proceed with only the mildest dramatic action, some of it gussied up with annoyingly antic touches.
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The steak tartare could be one of the best in the city, gussied up with hazelnuts and showered with grated Ombra, an aged Spanish sheep's-milk cheese.
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The supercentenarian was gussied up in a gold kimono with red trimmings as she was ushered into her birthday celebration at a nursing home in Fukuoka, Japan.
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Wordplay MONDAY PUZZLE — Get yourselves gussied up, because the constructor Andy Hinz is not only making his New York Times debut today, he's also taking our picture.
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The judge then cited several statements by Mr Trump's advisers to show that the revised ban was, in effect, the same wine in a slightly gussied-up wineskin.
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The small, coveted British carmaker currently makes the most expensive production car in the world, the $3.7 million McLaren P1 LM, a gussied-up variant of the P143.
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Here are two examples of the same shot; one is rendered with a VHS filter, and another is gussied up to look like a panel from a comic.
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We're completely okay with gorgeously gussied-up pants becoming de rigueur at major awards shows when they look as fresh — but fully black-tie-ready — as Gaga's ensemble.
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Nationally-acclaimed bartender Elad Zvi made this recipe for a single serving, but just look at how beautiful it looks all gussied up in a party-sized punch bowl.
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With echoes of not just Alien but also 2001 and Gravity, Life knows its place as gritty, B-movie escapism gussied up with a little star power and decent effects.
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I spent the night in the museum in a "room" gussied up to look like the hotel chamber in one of Edward Hopper's most well-known paintings, "Western Motel" (1957).
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"I like to watch," she told him at the time, her final and somewhat feeble plea before being whisked to hair and makeup and gussied up for her star turn.
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The 90-series cars got gussied up first, with the XC603 leading the charge, but now the new and improved Volvo look is being applied to the the mass market models.
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Left-wing critics like Omar tend to see American global intervention as gussied-up imperialism: the United States pursuing its own interests at the expense of innocent people in places like El Salvador.
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Vanna White hauled Samsung into court in 1993 over an ad featuring a robot gussied up with a glamorous gown and a blonde updo to host a Wheel of Fortune-type game show.
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Even when gussied up in its starring role for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, you can still make some ear-splitting music capable of upsetting all the dogs in the area.
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In "Finding Fontainebleau," Mr. Carhart explains that the castle was built as a hunting lodge in the 12th century, then gussied up to palatial proportions over the next 700 years by French rulers.
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Guess all that animosity was enough for Russell to opt for staying home instead of rushing out to the Gala 'cause while they were all gussied up ... the QB was nowhere to be found.
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Do these superwaters bring more purity to a product or more skin benefits than today's typical water supply, or are they just gussied-up, more expensive versions of what's pouring out of your faucet?
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"I would say that I get to spend more time around Chrissy, because she's a lady, and we go to events and get gussied up and go to photo shoots together," Moore told Elle.
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In this scene, a gussied-up Vivian (Julia Roberts) returns to the store on Rodeo Drive that refused to serve her the day prior to give the sales associates a piece of her mind.
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My colleagues on the ground at the big MWC show tell me it's a "fun phone" and "solid for what it is," which is basically a gussied-up "Nokia" 28 launched without notice in December.
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The Z2500 Play has been gussied up with a larger screen in the now-fashionable 22018:26 aspect ratio, and it's still compatible with all of the same mods that the first model could use.
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Among the other gussied-up raw fish that you expect in Momofukuland, like a refreshing if somewhat staid madai tartare, are some dime-size clams in chile sauce and an elegant, inspired interpretation of gejang.
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She's running her hands through her hair, apparently in frustration at her job; the rift between Sinatra's gussied-up glorification of city life and the experience of modern young New Yorkers is strikingly, hilariously apparent.
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One goal for the desk in the near future is to cover more of how normal people "get gussied up to go out on the street" all over the world, as Mr. Sicha put it.
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Gussied up in blue eye shadow, pink lipstick and voluminous wigs — all of which ended up smeared or torn off — they took turns timing each other's movement explorations, ultimately ensnaring themselves in one grappling duet.
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Marlowe did a week of the school's camp program in July, and by the time my kid was all gussied up for the first day just over a month ago, I sent her off without hesitation.
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Flowing champagne, a raucous group dance to the Cha Cha Slide, and a chance to get gussied up all in the name of celebrating a couple you love are some of the reasons we enjoy weddings.
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Now my kid watches me come in and pull out the cocktail shaker while looking at Gwyneth Paltrow's Instagram story about getting gussied up for the Met Gala and oh, are Brangelina really getting back together?
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Even the barren snow has been shot with a lushness that imbues a majesty in the blankness, and the footage is gussied up with double-exposures predating the arrival of the word "trippy" in the Russian language.
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A table of Hoffmann's design from 1904, and a set of library steps he made the next year, both incorporate heavy wood panels supported by cubic arrangements of bars, gussied up with mounts of silver or brass.
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Not only is it delicious as all hell, but it's the perfect side for pretty much any occasion, from Thanksgiving dinner to taco night to whatever the hell else feels worth eating some gussied up greens over.
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It's the $33,000 flagship of the gussied up Hyundai brand, and it packs in the accoutrements and standard features like leather, heated and cooled and adjustable seats, a 17-speaker sound system, and a 12.3-inch infotainment screen.
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Dishes include a spicy fried chicken sandwich, braised bacon with blue cheese and dates, vegetable shepherd's pie, Caesar salad with sweetbreads, mussels with pozole, chimichurri pork shoulder, salt-baked branzino, and a veal chop gussied up Wellington-style.
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What is gained by having the fight play out like a silent movie, shot in black and white with dialogue printed as intertitles and Lenny gussied up in Charlie Chaplin's Little Tramp meets Johnny Depp's Edward Scissorhands drag?
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They are using the guise of frenetic activity by several standing committees — Intelligence, Judiciary, Foreign Affairs, Oversight and Reform, Financial Services, and Ways and Means — whose normal oversight functions are being gussied up to look like serious impeachment business.
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It even seems to warn of the rise of a figure like Donald Trump, who might build speeches around a version of rhetorical extremism that's been (just barely) gussied up for primetime, but who's still perpetually courting that extremist base.
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And to make a small-scale movie that's shot on a bunch of gussied-up tabletops in the middle of a crummy warehouse look and feel like a big epic fantasy on an endless majestic vista, that's a real challenge.
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Polished, squeaky clean and ready for its close up, the lovely but spare modern dining room is largely devoid of Turkish trappings (not that restaurants in Turkey are gussied up like Hollywood's idea of a Pasha's tent in the desert).
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Hannah gets gussied up and — along with her mom and Elijah (Tad ends up heading into the city to meet his old friend the high-end boot dealer) — heads into the city to submit her name at The Moth reading series.
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PEOPLE has an exclusive sneak peek at the Bravo show (which is airing on a special night this week due to this 2016 election) that shows deckhand Kyle Dixon getting gussied up for a glam performance for the Valor's latest charter guests.
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Peloton is a large part of the reason why S0ulCycle never made it to IPO: It offers a similar product, but with more convenience, and it can credibly claim to be a media/tech company rather than a gussied-up gym class.
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John Cena and Nikki Bella were all gussied up ... joined by Michelle McCool, Shane McMahon, Stephanie McMahon and Booker T. Bill Goldberg was inducted into the Hall of Fame, along with Ivory, Jeff Jerrett, The Dudley Boyz, Hillbilly Jim and Mark Henry.
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First you needed clothing, and this show contains sumptuous ensembles for both sexes; a man on the make might have favored the silk and velvet three-piece suit on one mannequin here, its jacket gussied up with threads of silver and twinkling paillettes.
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Whereas Crazy Rich Asians gussied up Asian modernity in luxury fabrics and candied colors, The Farewell calls to mind the portentous aesthetic of Jia Zhangke, a Chinese filmmaker renowned for chronicling the changes that convulsed his country after Deng Xiaoping opened its economy.
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As Mr. Tribe and Mr. Matz write, impeachment "turbocharges forces of dysfunction and despair in our democracy": Perhaps the single greatest risk of any impeachment, no matter how justified, is that a minority will view it as a gussied-up coup d'état.
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Scotiabank Field at Nat Bailey Stadium—everybody calls it The Nat—is 65 years old, but it was nicely gussied up after new owners Jake Kerr and Jeff Mooney took over a flagging franchise in 2007 and quickly added partner and president Andy Dunn.
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Don't get me wrong: I don't think I'd ever (read: never in a million years) wear this look again, but I might break up the look and try only blue shadow or only coral lipstick the next time I feel the desire to get gussied up.
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The Jenners not only invite me to a red carpet event they are attending later in the day, they also offer to pop by the salon and get gussied up there, not to mention post photos of the place to help promote it across their social networks.
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There are the emotionally manipulative commercials that we dissect to death the next day; the halftime show that some annoying person in the room always talks through; and of course, the glorious spread of game day snacks that make the random party you're at worth getting all gussied up for on a Sunday.
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Her case for the prosecution took her audience, in Reno, Nevada, into less familiar territory, too: the twilight world of the "alt-right", a mostly online universe of ethno-nationalists and anti-immigration populists, that is at heart little more than a gussied-up, millennial-pleasing version of old-school white supremacist prejudice.
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A collaboration with the Japanese beauty brand Shiseido, the spa is one of the city's largest at more than 10,000 square feet and boasts an indoor pool, Jacuzzi, 24-hour gym, and a series of saunas, treatment and relaxation rooms gussied up with neon lights and unusual elements like shimmering gold paneling.
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The smudgy, brown-green soup of microbes speckled with glowing dots is a long way from being a recognizable version of me, but it did make me squirm a bit to think that one day I might be looking at a more complete version of my full genome in a petri dish, all gussied up.
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All of his theme entries are familiar phrases whose second word can also be a garment, so that the railroad conductor was gussied up in a RAILROAD TIE, the attorney wore a CIVIL SUIT, the demolitionist wore a BLASTING CAP, the auto mechanic wore BRAKE SHOES and the book dealer wore a DUST JACKET.
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When: Sunday, January 10, 1pm Where: James Cohan Gallery (291 Grand Street, Lower East Side, Manhattan) Smithson is most widely known for his earthworks, but this show — recently extended through January 17 — focuses on his smaller sculptures and electric works on paper, which often feature erotic nudes gussied up with peculiar accessories and colorful, angel-like wings.
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