Surrounding the home are terraces and manicured lawns and gardens.
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They do not like the sunny, manicured areas of lawns.
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I like to be clean; I like to be manicured.
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The grounds also include a tennis court and manicured gardens.
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Between her perfectly manicured claws are two little pink lines.
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Venus is not used to getting her manicured nails dirty.
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I took pleasure in the lush and elegantly manicured parks.
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But there are hints of discord beyond this manicured oasis.
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Manicured lawns and a contemporary pool overlook the ocean beyond.
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If you spend enough time scrolling through manicured photos of manicured lives on social media, you might come to the realization that maybe the fakeness of the online world has started to look too real.
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The architects decided not to plant ornamental gardens and manicured lawns.
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Yep: On Khloé's perfectly-manicured finger appears to be a ring.
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I could envision her perfectly manicured hand flying to her face.
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Today, it's nothing but swanky mansions with acres of manicured lawns.
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Biden's campaign is built, in part, on his well-manicured authenticity.
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From the start, his career was manicured to keep him winning.
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And the manicured lawn completes a picture-perfect Southern Californian yard.
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One of the words perhaps most attached to her is manicured.
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As is customary, I place my employment in their manicured hands.
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Around back, they came upon a manicured entrance to the basement.
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She's also asking people to leave her, and her manicured Instagrams, alone.
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Despite her freshly-manicured hands, Jenner isn't refraining from changing dirty diapers.
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On the other, blackened ground gives way to green, well-manicured grass.
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In the photo her daughter is holding onto Jenner's perfectly manicured finger.
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Fifteen years in, though, the American shows are a bit too manicured.
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In the manicured talons of Prince, it meant that all ears followed.
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Players practiced putts on Monday and Tuesday mornings on freshly manicured grass.
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Until now, Instagram profiles have been places for carefully manicured self-presentation.
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Gigantic and tattooed, it ends in a hand with long, manicured nails.
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Manicured mansions border a Mormon temple at the foot of Frenchman Mountain.
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We communicate to keep the memorial garden, our old school playground, manicured.
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He raised a glass with freshly manicured fingers and toasted the audience.
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From high boughs, above manicured lawns, warblers and sparrows emit throaty chirps.
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Is a well-manicured lawn a form of art by this definition?
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It was a skeletal arm reaching out of the well-manicured lawn.
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They live in detached houses on the grounds beside manicured playing fields.
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Precinct margins in the well-manicured Mountain Brook enclave outside Birmingham, Ala.
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But ultimately, his season was too manicured, too plotted, for us to enjoy.
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"The property is beautiful, very well maintained, and manicured," wrote one previous guest.
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Such a societal pressure to have a manicured lawn, but I love it.
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The place certainly feels like an oasis of well-manicured homes and people.
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Unless the landscape has been manicured, and therefore artificial, nothing is truly pristine.
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An intro package is manicured and slick; an entrance is almost always awkward.
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The cookie-trend features manicured fingers, bracelets, and of course, the engagement ring.
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On one side, behind a white picket fence, is a manicured strip mall.
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With its manicured garden, New Zealand's Dunedin Railway Station looks like a palace.
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The gist: These women, despite their manicured appearances, were capable of extreme ugliness.
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Though Nymans is surrounded by acres of forest, its gardens are highly manicured.
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Small, manicured and a notorious womanizer, Goebbels limped on a deformed right foot.
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In that way, he certainly lives up to his well-manicured public persona.
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Residents of a manicured Houston neighborhood erected signs banning photo shoots in 2017.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)From the outside it looks like an ornate, manicured church.
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Shut your pubescently-manicured face and put the damn clothes on—they're bankrolling you.
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Manicured and perfectly uncalloused, those sandaled feet had to belong to an overseas Vietnamese.
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The lawn is immaculately manicured, the yellow-stucco front entrance nearly hidden by flowerpots.
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Then there are the endless amenities: tennis courts, luxurious lap pools, carefully manicured parks.
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It's a lot of the same stuff — food shots, sunsets, selfies — just less manicured.
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The pool is flanked by perfectly manicured lawns, and there's even a mini waterfall.
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An avatar of her own hand with a well-manicured middle finger sticking up.
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It's the antithesis of the manicured personas that fit neatly into an Instagram grid.
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Madison lords her type-A personality over the group like a well-manicured fascist.
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Uncle Charles is in Hilton Head now, putting golf balls on his manicured lawn.
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They shuffle through the manicured grounds with soiled clothing and matted hair like zombies.
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She reaches for a card to grant us access inside, revealing French-manicured nails.
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But just past the manicured lawns and paved driveways are signs of economic distress.
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Though once inside, the manicured lobby gives itself away as a high-end hotel.
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Meanwhile, existing border wall stops short of a well-manicured golf club and resort.
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They prefer a more manicured Bangkok, with air-conditioning, malls and Instagrammable dessert cafes.
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A low-slung concrete fence separates the tin shacks from the carefully manicured fairways.
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Porzingis hasn't revealed much of his summer workouts, other than through manicured Instagram posts.
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Her expertly manicured nails are a shockingly bright pink, her toes a demure white.
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The requisite smoldering stare, perfectly manicured stubble and bad boy tattoos are all in tow.
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"It was a very seamless shift," the sharply manicured Zilberman says of her new endeavor.
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This isn't the result of a carefully manicured photo opp, like red carpet arrivals are.
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I'll take boots and blue jeans over manicured, Mandarin fingernails any day of the week.
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She gives us a play-by-play of each step with her flawlessly manicured hands.
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Prior to the June 20 eruption, it was a verdant land, with well-manicured lawns.
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Is success a fancy job title, a bank account with more zeros, a manicured lawn?
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The manicured, painstakingly posed Instagram aesthetic is over, as The Atlantic's Taylor Lorenz deftly identified.
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Here are the carefully manicured, heavily sponsored, totally beautiful Bachelorette Instagrams you should be following.
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Originally a purveyor of manicured lies, D'Souza became a purveyor of rowdier, laughably obvious lies.
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The enclosed and private garden has a manicured lawn, native trees and a large gazebo.
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The manicured display of 3983,2398 roses (212 varieties) is a paean to England's gardening heritage.
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Erizku appropriated images from LA nail salon signage to create paintings of disembodied manicured hands.
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The manicured barn stood out thanks to the gigantic peace sign that hung from it.
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He held out his big paw with its manicured nails and my grandfather shook it.
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In black, she'd written the number 24 — Bryant's jersey number — on one French-manicured finger.
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The idealistic facade of manicured lawns and homogeneity is easily cracked when considering the statistics.
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Unlike the well-manicured U.S. ballparks, the field where Cacique Mara practices has no grass.
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Then Alessandro Michele of Gucci held up his ring-bedecked, green-and-blue manicured hand.
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They wiggle their manicured toes in the sand and whistle at young girls strolling by.
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My nails were usually stained after a chore; they were tougher, not cracked, seldom manicured.
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Playing golf on the manicured grounds of a continuing care retirement community isn't for everyone.
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That strategy appears to be bearing fruit beyond the carefully manicured grounds of Costa Navarino.
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In one room, a finger with a comically long, manicured fingernail emerges from the wall.
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Sightings include a "gray man" and a "white lady" wandering the castle's halls and manicured gardens.
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She insists on showing only positive images, so her account features manicured gardens and stonecraft buildings.
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In the manicured utopia of Gattaca, Ethan Hawke's character drives a turbine-powered Citroen DS Cabriolet.
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American flags fly from light posts in front of homes with large garages and manicured yards.
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The 118 adult and baby goats roamed the manicured lawns in Boise, the Idaho Statesman reported .
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Her nails are manicured blue, and she is wearing additional bling to match the new necklace.
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Well, not a facade, but a totally manicured and filtered version of the 19-year-old.
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Just imagine constantly being around someone as in the spotlight and perfectly manicured as Kylie Jenner.
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If XOXO were software, you'd call it polished — the event is manicured down to the pixel.
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The manufactured-as-real performance of influencers, the occasional manicured artifice of their work, was gone.
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I had a view down onto the hotel's manicured back garden, complete with a water feature.
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By the end of his testimony, Barr's carefully manicured disdain gave way to thinly veiled wrath.
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In the center will be a manicured meadow welcoming aimless wanderers, sun worshipers and cultural events.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Lamb, whose campaign signs dot the manicured lawns, won both by 10 points.
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And the presidential podium perched on the steps in front of the manicured grass conveys power.
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Palm trees and aloe vera spilled out brightly-colored pots and manicured green hedges felt sophisticated.
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The Parks' giant panes have a view of their meticulously mowed lawn surrounded by manicured hedges.
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Berezovsky lived in Ascot, in an ivy-clad home with its own lake and manicured lawn.
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" But GQ's top marks go to Ulysses S. Grant: "Well-trimmed, yet not overly manicured, jawline?
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As Ki-woo enters, he sees a grand, manicured front lawn, a lush shock of green.
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"It's not the same for a man or a woman," Lana says, raising a manicured hand.
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Even sections we call "clear" will look scruffy and forlorn to people accustomed to manicured cemeteries.
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The tombstone, flush with the manicured lawn, noted Cole's military service but contained no other epitaph.
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Football fields are 100 yards with every detail controlled and manicured to the manic-obsessive inch.
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Football fields are 100 yards with every detail controlled and manicured to the manic-obsessive inch.
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Even there, it was common to see buildings consumed by time next to manicured mud facades.
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The place has none of the manicured gloss of the resorts down in Kaanapali or Wailea.
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They had what I can only describe as an invisible impact on the perfectly manicured island.
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We feel like the last two people on earth, wandering for days through manicured, empty streets.
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You get to show neatly manicured moments without the burden of life's small talk and unflattering angles.
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On "Doo Wop," a single from Miseducation, she poked fun at her contemporaries and their manicured looks.
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Because the cameras will show a manicured Emmy awards — the internet will show you a wilder one.
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Overall, the hotel has a spread-out layout over multiple acres, amid citrus trees and manicured gardens.
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Outside, the once-manicured grass lay vacant for the off-season, slowly spoiling in the January heat.
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Or what about those freshly manicured hand sunglasses that no one was quite sure what they did?
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" She extends her exquisitely manicured hand in protest: "But I never want to be a tragic figure.
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Yet overall even the low-quality shots give Snapchat an endearing roughness compared to Instagram's manicured tone.
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They left vast mansions empty, with manicured gardens, ornately-carved wooden doors, tiled floors—even Western toilets!
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It's important to remember that beneath that perfectly manicured mask it is horror all the way down.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The property is about six and a half acres, manicured and landscaped, with a pool.
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That was hard for me as a storyteller because I'm trying to puncture her perfectly manicured facade.
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Syndergaard, an authority on finely manicured hair, joked with Flores about his new look before Sunday's game.
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With 35 homes, manicured lawns and palm trees, the circular, gated street is an exclusive enclave. Sen.
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The side and back of the house are covered in ivy, and the lawn is beautifully manicured.
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Amid palms and manicured cypress trees is a series of terraces, leading to lawns and courtyard areas.
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Captured within the images, erratic movements and bright garments are juxtaposed by manicured, grey-and-green surroundings.
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Wealthy purists may wring their manicured hands, but the market has spoken, and not only in America.
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Find a house with a perfectly manicured front lawn that the owners clearly care a lot about.
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Rob's tattoos and Khloé's freshly manicured nails are proof we're looking at a reconciliation between the two.
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The first one we came across was slender and manicured, like a path for floating golf carts.
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In Tiffany's manicured hands, the yo-yo is reimagined as a $300 sterling silver and walnut toy.
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Nicole, 16, is an actress with perfectly manicured nails who hopes to appear on Broadway one day.
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We'll probably never have a manicured lawn — just a volleyball net, close at hand, ready to unroll.
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The lot is 2.61 acres: About an acre of that is manicured lawn; the rest is woods.
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He is talking in the driver's seat of his car, enunciating expressively through a neatly manicured goatee.
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There, take a quick stroll through the neatly manicured, sea-facing Subhash Bose Park before heading back.
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It&aposs about filling them in, but not being quite as manicured as the 2010, 2012 brow.
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The Anaheim Hotel features a newly renovated lobby with midcentury-modern flair, manicured grounds and friendly staff.
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This week, reporters strolling by the White House lawn noticed a growing depression in the well-manicured grass.
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A ride on the lazy river carries you under several bridges and along the property's perfectly manicured lawns.
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Blue skies peppered with white clouds, palm trees surrounding the freshly manicured diamond, which you can almost smell.
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Now, Daenerys wears powerful black gowns, her hair in rigid, manicured braids — outfits fit for the Iron Throne.
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Instagram users can have both manicured permanent photos and less polished, candid ephemeral content within the same app.
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Manicured hands soon enter the frame, stretch and pull the goo, then drizzle it back onto the table.
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One of the men buried in Rabwah's well-manicured graveyard is Chaudhry Zafrulah Khan, Pakistan's first foreign minister.
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The Garden District in New Orleans has streets lined with mansions, manicured lawns, and gorgeous live oak trees.
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It's a sleepy waterfront neighborhood of tree-lined streets, manicured lawns and salty breezes off the East River.
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A manicured yard of foreign plants kept free of insects by chemicals is not necessarily the ideal anymore.
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Or the enormity of recent visual albums, each 'track' a mini-movie making for manicured music videos amok.
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It was odd to look across that room and see Sweetie with no makeup and well manicured eyebrows.
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She has been waxed, manicured, spray-tanned, outfitted, and blown out to within an inch of her life.
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"Every time we had a meeting they'd be fascinated by my fingernails, which were manicured impeccably," she recalls.
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I found myself amongst grand, polished homes with well-manicured front gardens and expensive cars in the driveways.
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The Selznick estate that Mr. Taschen was restoring was a five-minute drive through windy, lushly manicured streets.
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" Of the $800,000 landscaping tab, Ms. Saatchi said that the house did not seem "like a manicured property.
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When he revisited Westminster a year or so ago, his formerly manicured trails were already hard to find.
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She's dressed in a t-shirt and tracksuit bottoms and her bare feet reveal bright red manicured toenails.
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Manicured lawns and stone paths separate the main house from a guesthouse that was once the main residence.
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My back lawn has never been one to admire, if a manicured lawn is your kind of thing.
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That means keeping hands manicured and clean, but also avoiding distracting details like longer nails and intricate polish.
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If you don't believe us now, you will after scrolling through the below photos of perfectly manicured pups.
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Comedy turns to tragedy and smiles twist into grimaces as the real world splatters across the manicured lawn.
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Across the river was a manicured park, acres of green grass etched with a tangle of smooth sidewalks.
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I remember gazing out the window in awe as gorgeous mansions with perfect manicured lawns came into view.
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They had published Virginia Woolf, really avant-garde stuff, whereas The New Yorker was publishing suburban manicured stuff.
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With its manicured compositions and technical transformations, it's a style that constantly announces the presence of the chef.
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That's the opposite of the carefully manicured image of glamour and glory most Instagram users try to project.
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"It was, like, my spot," she says, as we drive past gracious colonial-style homes with manicured lawns.
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Others were newer, simpler but still very pleasant-looking versions of the same, often with neatly manicured yards.
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Maple Grove Cemetery is well kept, the neatly manicured grass strewn with flowers left behind for loved ones.
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So there we were, Andrew Sullivan and I, sitting at a wobbly table on my poorly manicured patio.
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Passing into the manicured gardens of Regent's Park, I start to review my day inside the big white tent.
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The photo shows her well manicured nails, as well as a bandage, hospital bracelet and some type of wrapping.
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After the meeting, Trump took Xi on a walk around the manicured grounds of his lavish Spanish-style complex.
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Scott Disick no longer wants his television fame to rest in the freshly manicured fingers of the Kardashian women.
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We traversed the immaculately manicured garden and by an old tree where the disembodied civil war pantaloons once walked.
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It's a much higher-energy environment than, say, South Puget Sound, and the oysters become that much more manicured.
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Most can't venture out of the carefully-manicured capital of Pyongyang, a city often used as a propaganda showcase.
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It was held in the courthouse in downtown Lafayette, a huge block of concrete rising from a manicured lawn.
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She's not too sexy, not too prim, a veil atop her head, a bouquet in her discreetly manicured hands.
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The first season of "Billions" has been a 12-round, bare-knuckled brawl fought by men with manicured hands.
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Callers are received, letters are opened, gossip is breathlessly exchanged and long walks are taken on beautifully manicured lawns.
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This fading feline beauty is clearly fated to lose, but she's also going down fighting, tooth and manicured nail.
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Yet for all his innate modesty, he lives on 115 manicured hectares bang in the centre of crowded Tokyo.
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Even the most meticulously manicured list of the day's top stories will have trouble standing out in that environment.
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The touchscreen device was built, first and foremost, to replace expensive home intercom systems popular in manicured-lawn suburbs.
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Drucker patiently explained that she does what makes her feel confident, and she likes the look of manicured nails.
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Try to step outside your museum's comfort zone or carefully manicured institutional persona with something eccentric, an intuitive leap.
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Outside, on the pristinely manicured church lawn, Garrett Doucet, a parishioner and organizer of the vigil, welcomed people inside.
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No man with hair that buoyant, a beard that manicured, a vest that crisp, has ever deserved an eyepatch.
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His manicured prose—like his unerringly staid public persona—would reflect his status as a pillar of the establishment.
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It may derive from nostalgia for Wodehouse's manicured milieu of mirth and privilege — "Downton Abbey" with a laugh track.
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A perfectly manicured lawn might be a suburban ideal, but it's not the best way to help the environment.
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Tea estates cascaded down the steep valleys, their tight, trimmed shrubs looking as manicured as a formal English garden.
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Realness is valued above all else, so you get much less of the manicured misogynistic bullshit of regular porn.
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The $261 a year he earns in rental income helps keep him comfortable in his neatly manicured courtyard home.
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At 15455 Winthrop Street, on one of Detroit's better manicured blocks, there is a freshly rehabbed three-bedroom home.
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Wherever one chooses to live in Bronxville, the village exudes a well-manicured charm coupled with a lively ambience.
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Kigali aspires to be a manicured hub for finance and technology; its mayor has called vendors "an impediment to cleanliness".
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But, what seems to be her manicured hand — sporting a massive ring — appears in the right corner of the video.
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American cemeteries of the 1900s are on the whole as regimented as the country's suburbs, complete with the manicured grass.
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The channel captures the kaleidoscope of Japan's beauty: cherry blossom-dotted sidewalks, ultramodern architecture, Shinto shrines, neon alleyways, manicured gardens.
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With freshly manicured lawns dot the tree-lined streets near Francis Howell North High School, where Burke went to school.
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The estate sits on a half-acre corner lot that's hidden from the street by manicured hedges and large trees.
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A white picket fence and manicured hedgerow aren't very practical when living your best #vanlife in a vintage VW microbus.
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Simmons chose to picture the children in manicured grass; the trees could be the backdrop of a suburban housing development.
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The cookie comes in a variety of aesthetics, but most feature manicured fingers, bracelets, and of course, the engagement ring.
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When your date says you look "nice" after you spent five hours getting waxed, manicured, made-up, and blown-out.
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This is because a good board meeting in a startup is not one that sticks to a carefully manicured agenda.
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Politicians, generals and bureaucrats aren't the only ones who think the state owes them a mansion and a manicured lawn.
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But years later, here she was again, with a new Megabucks scratch-off in her manicured fist: a reality show.
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From the outside, the Chamber looks like any other well-kept house: exposed brick, manicured shrubs, and a sleek exterior.
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When he first arrived on the scene, his perfectly manicured bowl cut was symptomatic of an equally well-groomed persona.
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VLM is a woman who knows how to drill — literally, a Dewalt power tool in her pale, French-manicured hand.
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The grounds surrounding the home, which include trees, manicured gardens, and ponds and fountains, border the Country Club of Brookline.
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At first glance, the city's center — its magnificent, well-manicured architecture shining with eternal beauty — appeared untouched since the Renaissance.
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The video did, at least, have a soothing, manicured calmness, something that's been absent from West's enervated rants of late.
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Right at Home A manicured swath of grass may be the ultimate symbol of suburbia, but perhaps it shouldn't be.
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With its ornate 20,000-square-foot ballroom and manicured lawns, President Trump's Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach, Fla.
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The expansive grounds of Chartwell include manicured gardens and views that span from downtown Los Angeles to the Pacific Ocean.
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It brings to mind images of perfectly manicured poodles and bichon frisés eating filet mignon out of their owners hands.
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And respond they did: the images show couples grinning at him, children scowling, and one lady flipping a manicured finger.
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Aerial shots in The Journal show the house nestled among the trees, with manicured gardens and a large front driveway.
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But again, vegetation is so dry and winds so fierce that even lush, manicured plantations are going up in flames.
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We walked past broad lawns and wide lakes fringed with forest, all heavily manicured and completely bereft of bird life.
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Her manicured nails produced a delicious clicking against the keys of her new electric typewriter that roused me from my reading.
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But what happens when questionable news sources enter the walled and manicured gardens of Google, Facebook, and Apple's proprietary publishing systems?
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The stunning Moorish complex looks out over the city through a maze of perfectly-manicured gardens, elaborate architecture and reflecting pools.
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But those perfectly manicured lawns and cheery neighborhood greetings are ultimately just a cover for the deceptions and evils hiding within.
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They lived in a 4,133-square-foot home valued at $484,000, on a quiet, well-manicured street in a new neighborhood.
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The main difference is that the hotel is staffed entirely by robots, and murderous bears are traipsing about the manicured lawns.
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I knew Latina women who manicured their hands specifically to give others the impression that they never had to work outside.
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Rather than promote a manicured online presence, Teigen says she's kind of just thrown everything at the proverbial social media wall.
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Milwaukee, Wisconsin (CNN)On one side of Milwaukee's Sherman Park neighborhood stand grand houses with manicured lawns and tree-lined streets.
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The grass of the golf course is perfectly manicured and watered, and various types of trees were planted throughout the property.
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From the manicured hedgerows of Southampton to the wind-swept dunes of Montauk, real estate agents say, it's a renter's market.
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The property includes a heated swimming pool in the courtyard, as well as palm trees, a fountain and a manicured lawn.
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On Saturday, Trump invited a pack of his supporters gathered on his motorcade route into his manicured resort for a photo.
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But few would point you to the suburbs, our country's neatly manicured, leafy green mazes of driveways and cul-de-sacs.
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Their Reading home, Newhall Farm, manicured and pristine, sits on a hill, and sells ice cider, honey and maple syrup online.
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Movie studios set up in California in part because of great weather and varied scenery, from rugged mountains to manicured mansions.
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We've long known that Taraji P. Henson's (perfectly manicured, razor-sharp) claws come out when she's on and off Empire's set.
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Walking around the narrow, manicured sculpture garden at dusk, I could sense that Asmara's architecture had escaped the brunt of war.
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Iolani Palace is a grand, late-19th-century Italianate compound on a 10-acre plot of manicured lawns in downtown Honolulu.
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We sat upstairs, by the window overlooking the manicured avenue, and later, three other friends drove across to meet us there.
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Mr. Alemán pointed to Kennedy's relatively new air-conditioning units and manicured athletic field — and to a neighboring public housing project.
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Story at a glance A manicured lawn has long been an essential element of a particular vision of the American dream.
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The balcony overlooked the property's manicured tropical gardens and coconut trees, fountains, and enormous lawn games like Connect Four and chess.
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With Valley Girl inflections and French-manicured talons, she initially appeared to exist only to satisfy Columbus' (Jesse Eisenberg) sexual fantasies.
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It is five miles, along curved, manicured boulevards, to Our Lady Queen of Angels, the Catholic church that the Bryants attended.
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A third simply shows her perfectly manicured toes resting on a window, the expanse of blue sea in front of her.
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But he seemed anxious as one of the giant trucks filled with ice backed up noisily, skirting an expensively manicured lawn.
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Rather than a shrewd, well-manicured hand to guide Trump's operation, Kushner is now more widely viewed as a legal liability.
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In Maplewood, N.J., the desire to keep all that space manicured is on a collision course with a longing for quiet.
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The photocollage depicts the artist's own hands — bejeweled with rings and perfectly manicured black nails — holding the fragments of her columns.
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The other ad was a promotion for The Times's NYT Cooking site, with manicured image of a pistachio rose water cake.
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Dominicans working at the hotel greeted guests in English while Creole-speaking groundskeepers from Haiti cared for the manicured gardens outside.
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Ingrid Goes West explores the oddly relatable and completely irrational fury one occasionally feels after seeing someone else's perfect, manicured Instagram account.
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"I noticed the manicured streets and how much bigger the houses were and how the people were all white," Diaz told me.
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Going around with photographers, putting manicured pictures up, playing at parties in Ibiza and creating the impression that they're absolutely smashing it.
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On "Members Only," Gucci brings the trap to the manicured lawns of a country club, jogging through the premises with no shirt.
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What he manicured most of all was his iPod playlist, an endless list of David Guetta, Tiesto, and Swedish House Mafia cuts.
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For users, Snapchat was always about presenting a less manicured, more authentic version of yourself, and the company has a similar ethos.
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Burns has blueberry-hued hair that pops against her nude-colored crop top, which features two embroidered manicured hands over her chest.
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Frank thought him, despite the expensive suit, the leather briefcase and the manicured hands, or perhaps because of them, a cold fish.
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Her gray hair was cropped close at the sides and crescendoed into graceful spikes, and her brightly manicured nails matched her shoes.
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The sprawling home of Shoki Konja, 57, with its perfectly manicured lawn and ornate furnishings, is his symbol of the American dream.
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I run my un-manicured finger nails with pureed carrots stuck under them over the chunky knits and fantasize about undisturbed naps.
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The problem is that the meme was based on a toxic mix of wish fulfillment and Ivanka's own carefully manicured public image.
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Seeing immaculately manicured women performing queer sex, visibly not enjoying it, just isn't as hot as seeing something really gay to me.
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There were waves of tight pants and manicured facial hair and I saw for the first time the slightest amount of midriff.
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The drinking glass stood only a few inches tall but its shadow on the Ambassador's manicured lawn resembled a 10-foot cylinder.
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Stroh came of age among the manicured lawns and stately manors of Grosse Pointe, the most emblematic of old-money Midwestern suburbs.
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Jenner, 20, posted a close-up photo on her Instagram account showing a baby dressed in pink clasping her pink manicured thumb.
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Off to the left, a disembodied hand, it's manicured fingers loosely grasping the lamp's cord, floats off into the jagged, navy background.
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Minimizing manicured grass isn't the first thing that comes to mind when you think of improvements to a high-end golf course.
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Yet, I look at my neighbors, the ones with the well-manicured late autumn lawns, and can't help but feel lawn lust.
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Known as the "Beverly Hills of Palm Springs," beautifully manicured Old Las Palmas is chock-full of former and current celebrity homes.
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Seated on a living room couch, he hunched over a bin of weed, dropping each manicured bud into a large plastic bag.
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"They see this $36 billion endowment and the manicured lawns and they impute that onto all colleges and universities," Mr. Antony said.
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Each pause was a manicured moment of intention as he gave the audience an opportunity to digest what had just been said.
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What if, instead of seeing lawns primarily as decorative, the more uniform and manicured the better, we saw them as living ground?
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The interior designer Bill Willis and the landscape architect Madison Cox helped her turn the property into an expertly manicured garden estate.
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Uncle Daddy, a local crime lord and sometime nemesis to Ms. Nash's character on the show, rocks a single, manicured pinkie nail.
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With whitewashed cottages blended among palatial houses, it is a classic example of the manicured countryside in southern England's well-heeled areas.
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Maybe Morris's portrait of Dorfman is simply the more manicured and posed official one, rather than the messy and unguarded B-side.
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Far from the manicured lawns and Hollywood scandals of LA's west side, undertones of loss threatened Chicano livelihood and permeated their neighborhoods.
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Driving along the manicured streets of monied Los Angeles neighborhoods, it's a challenge to think of California as rain-starved and sun-choked.
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You'll find a bocce court, a perfectly manicured outdoor patio, and a large bar area that presents the cocktails in the best way.
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So if you're a nasty woman or man, consider raising one, perfectly manicured pinky and making history by electing the first Madam President.
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In the sweet snap, baby Stormi can be seen sound asleep in a pink outfit while clutching her mom's perfectly pink manicured hand.
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It's the difference in feel between a soccer field in a local park, grass worn down in patches, and a manicured professional field.
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" Sophisticated, Slovenian-born Magda is among the most delicious of St. John's characters, "svelte and full-bosomed … beautifully tailored and manicured and coifed.
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"Flaky nails are better kept short, regularly manicured, and treated with oil and keratin-boosting products to help prevent the flaking," she says.
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Sitting on 54 acres of farmland, it's a neatly manicured destination with a spectacular ocean view, tucked into the highlands of the island.
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The first shot of the scene is a single manicured hand grasping a wire fence; it is the hand of a Black girl.
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Despite a decline in his party's popularity, the manicured electoral system has returned him to office time and again, most recently in 2015.
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"This is what happens; this is how involved I get in the artmaking," she said, waving a manicured hand around at the clutter.
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Notably, Austin is topless, with her pink-manicured hands crossed over her chest, while Chanel sleeps next to her in just a diaper.
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Sure, this answer might be a bit manicured, but it will provide you with more context for how he feels about the company.
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With a perfectly manicured blue nail, she points to one of the largest images: a slightly yellowed advertisement for Casino Royale from 1967.
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Teresa, she stood next to my father, her perfectly manicured hand on his casket, still making a mess of herself with her crying.
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The school's marching band practices on their manicured football field, and won top honors at the Florida Marching Band Championships last year. 4.
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Maymir continues through perfectly manicured gardens and grandiose rooms, occasionally stopping to speak of Islamic philosophies and architectural techniques incorporated into the design.
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The grounds include manicured gardens, lawns with olive trees and wild areas where spruces, palms or weeping willows encroach on white pebble paths.
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The six-bedroom, five-bathroom estate includes a private tennis court, a guest house, and 1.1 acres of impeccably-manicured gardens and lawns.
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There really is something special about a perfectly manicured lawn, especially when you know the owner has probably put hours into its upkeep.
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From Cathedral Square, I wandered over to the Alexander Garden, which was filled with colorful flower beds, tall leafy trees, and manicured grass.
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It went up across the street from the Nasher Sculpture Center, a collection housed in a Renzo Piano building surrounded by manicured gardens.
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My mother wanted us each to have a comfortable, medium-sized suburban house with a neatly manicured lawn and two or three children.
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He was also an aspiring fashion model, posing rakishly in bright clothes and sporting a manicured beard in photographs on his Facebook page.
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It's good for business: One can find designs, trends and artists from all over the world with the tap of a manicured fingertip.
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The first in a series of three Instagram stories shows Hailey&aposs perfectly manicured left hand accessorised with her huge diamond engagement ring.
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The journey is along shady streets lined with manicured lawns and leads to shell-studded sands where you can lay down a towel.
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And yet, the petite monarch of country music has dipped her manicured toes into a very 21st-century accomplishment: Inventing a successful meme.
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Neighborhood Watch signs in windows, porch cameras, and security signs speared into green lawns suggest an air of distrust around Berryessa's manicured edges.
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Tall and physically commanding, fastidious in his attire, he often built to a crescendo of indignation, gesturing firmly with long-fingered, well-manicured hands.
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I'm not running away to the safety of mom's couch in Chattanooga to exhale into the ennui of manicured lawns and strip mall shopping.
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Ceyenne Doroshow motioned toward Weehawken Street with a quick flick of her wrist, her perfectly manicured nails flashing in the light of the streetlamp.
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The photo on Stephanie Gottlieb's Instagram features the 32-year-old jewelry designer's perfectly manicured fingers in front of a blurry cerulean Pacific Ocean.
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Seeing how happy everyone else looks in the manicured highlight reel they share can people feel lonely and out of place when they're hurting.
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Can he follow in the footsteps of his great-great-grandfather and one day compete on the manicured lawns of the All England Club?
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Square feet: 8983,623Lot size: 13.86The mansion, which boasts nine bathrooms, is tucked away in a carefully manicured lot five miles from downtown Boston. 5.
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Ralph Hütter and Florian Schneider were not amused by this peak behind the curtains of their carefully manicured image and called in the lawyers.
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Kali Uchis enters central London's Edition Hotel wearing oversized shades, a cropped pink faux fur coat, perfectly manicured nails and her hair piled high.
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But because boarding schools are usually high-profile institutions with powerful alumni, they receive intense public scrutiny when misconduct occurs on their manicured campuses.
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Most women eager to wear a designer wedding dress are forced to prowl the aisles of bridal stores, French manicured talons at the ready.
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It is only after Jenny's mother (Ellen Burstyn) shows her a picture of herself at thirteen that a sinkhole opens inside her manicured retelling.
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The front desk gladly accommodated, placing me in a second-story room overlooking a manicured lawn instead, and I had no issues with noise.
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In fact, the immaculate rows of clapboard houses and manicured flower beds look more like something you'd see on the east coast of America.
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RALEIGH, N.C. — In the feverishly manicured spectacle that is electoral politics, there are few distractions quite as imposing to candidates as a small child.
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With some of her officers — and several journalists — looking on, she placed a manicured hand on the building's facade and stroked it in silence.
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The cemetery, a rare patch of jungle surrounded by manicured gardens and high rises, has about 2000,240 graves, including hundreds of early Chinese immigrants.
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Neither pets nor possessions are spared as his small section of manicured suburbia, soaked in bitter enmity and pearl-gray light, begins to crumble.
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We walk through the manicured gardens of the Beckley Park, her 260-acre family estate, tailed by a friendly white Japanese spitz called Luna.
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That's in direct contrast to her foil and frenemy, who is usually blonde and always either high-maintenance and manicured or plain and mousy.
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This is a political choice for me as an artist, because I see the concert stage as a safe space — a curated, manicured space.
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The kind of traveler they target may not want a luau on a manicured hotel lawn, but still expects a certain degree of ease.
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Quadir and his rivals are supposedly the toughest high rollers in the game, but their virility is primarily conveyed through their conspicuously manicured beards.
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FRUGAL I was slightly apprehensive about leaving the manicured bubble of central Cape Town for the township of Khayelitsha, but I'm glad I did.
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One of YouTube's most popular personalities is an anonymous unboxer known as Disney Collector, who appears exclusively as a set of playfully manicured hands.
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Our skipper, Derek Gordon, smiles coolly throughout, as if this is a leisurely walk in a manicured English garden on a balmy summer evening.
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Although the islands eventually had anything one would want, including manicured gardens, pools, and tennis courts, they were still not considered a luxury getaway.
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We live in the age of 4K resolution and unreasonably high beauty expectations of YouTubers, so I always need my nails manicured and pedicured.
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Much of Douglas County's landscape is dominated by multilevel suburban homes, packed shopping centers, and broad avenues lined with impeccably manicured grass and trees.
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That's why it's important to consider the pitch more as "messaging," as Mulvaney put it Monday, than a slate of carefully manicured policy prescriptions.
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His father, Arthur Elgort, is a fashion photographer whose on-the-streets shoots for Vogue brought the magazine a kind of charmingly manicured naturalism.
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Today, the Château de Courances and its manicured 185-acre park are open about seven months of the year, limited to weekends and holidays.
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But one car even 2200 can't get his manicured mits on is the new DB211 that was introduced today at the 20163 Geneva Motor Show.
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So I was surprised as I rolled into town to find myself flanked not by derelict factories, but by large stately houses with manicured lawns.
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The character is bubbly, style-oriented, and at the beginning of the film is happy existing in the perfectly-manicured world she grew up in.
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She's all business, and her consistently impeccable red lipstick proves as much, although obviously, there are some deep emotional cracks below this perfectly manicured surface.
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Summer is fast approaching, and the Flymo 1200R is the must-have device for anyone in need of a perfectly manicured lawn, without the effort.
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It is a well-manicured zone with crisp factory buildings, a slogan ("beautiful intelligence town") and a big government office dedicated to making it work.
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Yet business schools, eager to prove that they are not just factories for manicured professionals, are increasingly keen to teach entrepreneurial skills to their students.
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Monroe plays Medina, a teenage girl who discovers a passion for surfing when her family moves to the perfectly manicured town of Palos Verdes, California.
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If Reddit is a city, the default subs are a flawlessly-manicured public park, while The_Donald is a crumbling tenement next to a sewage plant.
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A spokesman isn't saying The Villages, a master planned senior community centered on manicured golf courses, is staunchly Republican and full of largely white retirees.
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Before moving to Morris Township, they lived in an old house near the Morristown Green, the manicured and busy park at the center of town.
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Trolley and walking tours, well-manicured parks, restaurants with underestimated menus, and art galleries and museums are all easily attainable activities that produce unforgettable memories.
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It's a place of neat gardens, shuttered residences, where even the dogs look manicured and trimmed, trotting out on their daily leashed and respectable walks.
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Other social posts from incensed netizens on Weibo showed people letting their kids defecate in the bushes, and others trampling on manicured lawns for photos.
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A Presbyter, visible only from the neck down, uses a perfectly manicured hand to give the girl a small pink pill as a communion offering.
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About half a mile away and just across the railroad tracks from the University of Alabama's manicured campus sits the mostly black Central High School.
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It was renamed Sycamore Valley Ranch for the rolling hills, majestic sycamore trees, magnificent oaks, and manicured grounds that Santa Ynez Valley is known for.
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Ready or Not is a good old-fashioned satirical revenge fantasy, set in one of those creaky historic mansions with fantastic, expansive, obsessively manicured grounds.
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Raad links this manicured version of cultural expression to the policy of permanent political disenfranchisement of many laborers subcontracted from abroad for the construction projects.
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She lived in View Royal, a town one passes on the highway to Victoria, a picturesque tourist destination, full of manicured gardens and quaint tearooms.
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The manicured beard-sporting Chads seeking the final rose from a former pageant contestant are typically around 29, with 48 percent being 28 or younger.
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It has 150-year-old ruins, French décor, manicured gardens, even a towering mango tree more than 100 years old that provides a natural canopy.
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In Florence, some of the models walked, among the gardens' Renaissance statues and manicured hedges, wearing abstract sculptures that outlined their bodies, somewhat like halos.
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A room at the Bellagio Las Vegas gets you access to the impressive pool complex, which is designed to look like a manicured Italian garden.
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Pros: The highly-manicured rooftop pool area is among the best I saw in Miami and the innovatively designed public spaces invite you to linger.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The 0.18-acre lot has manicured front gardens and a fenced backyard with a stone patio and an in-ground pool with fountains.
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Instead of manicured hedges and Versailles artifice, he built a water garden of Zen tranquillity, complete with a Japanese foot bridge and stalks of bamboo.
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The look was modern and bright, with an airy design and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Sea of Cortez and manicured pool complex below.
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The tent city has been restored to a well-manicured emerald field of grass, but all around campus, signs of the university's suffering are evident.
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After seven months and dozens of reviews, Sheptovetskaya interrupted her usual programming with a picture of a manicured hand holding an orange vial of antidepressants.
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Seeing Beyoncé's sister try to shock her out of her carefully manicured public persona made me feel that there was a person behind the success.
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In the images below, what looks to be a well-manicured street beforehand turns into a disheveled area covered in mud and scraps of driftwood.
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The drive in is lovely, as is the walk from your car across a bridge and through the manicured grounds to the large winery building.
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He now presides over nearly 28.4 square miles (21977 square kilometers) of manicured soy fields and has about 22010 full-time workers on his payroll.
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Finally, there is an image of three figures on a bucolic road the winds into the distance through a middle-class housing subdivision, manicured and serene.
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Jewelry designer Marisa Seok debuted them on her Instagram, showing off some seriously manicured digits and midi rings that perfectly coordinate with her dripping nail glimmer.
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Grass, also known as turf, is the single biggest crop in the United States — covering some 40 million manicured acres, or roughly 1.9 percent of America.
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At the manicured resort, where many of the delegations are staying, Vietnamese and other Asian officials wandered the palm-fringed grounds, gazing at the vacationing golfers.
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The house is no different than any other residence on the quiet street full of well-manicured lawns and spacious views of the Pulgas Ridge Preserve.
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Donald Trump's tendency to ignore the carefully manicured distinctions other Republicans have made, between encouraging paranoia and embodying it, leaves no quarter for reality in policymaking.
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It appears as though the Snapchat maven and her besties have all decided to ditch their manicured talons in favor of a much shorter, rounded style.
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The actor was even manicured like the Muppet, as he showed off some acrylic nails as he blew a kiss to the camera in a video.
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Studying abroad also has the effect of loosening your standards: You might not fuck a guy with perfectly manicured eyebrows in New Haven, but in Florence?
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There are gold chains and luxurious weaves and clouds of curly hair and expertly manicured faces, women and men shielded in hoodies and thick bubble jackets.
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Rather than answer the question, Kardashian opted to eat the fish eye — but not before jiggling it with her long, manicured nails for a while beforehand.
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We have rewarded the 30-second sound bite, the well-manicured press release, and now we're left trying to decipher the riddled ramblings of a megalomaniac.
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Jenner's photo, which became the most-liked Instagram post, featured a sound-asleep baby Stormi in a pink outfit, clutching her mom's perfectly pink manicured hand.
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AUGUSTA, Georgia (Reuters) - To wander the immaculately manicured grounds of Augusta National Golf Club during the U.S. Masters is to take a stroll back in time.
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This time, Cheney is our Willard, guiding us into the White House, the Pentagon, and the manicured estates where politicians sip Coors and go fly fishing.
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Kanter is six feet eleven, with manicured facial hair that makes him look older than his twenty-five years—until he smiles, which he does often.
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True to its name, the CND Vinylux Long Wear Polish stays chip-free for at least five days, dries quickly, and leaves nails looking professionally manicured.
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The suburban neighborhood's manicured lawns served as a stark contrast from the broken sidewalks of the Pastorius and Baynton Streets that his stage name derives from.
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According to a 2012 report from Vice, many Mormon communities appear extraordinarily rich to drug gangs, because of their large houses, manicured lawns, and golf courses.Sen.
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The individualized creativity, style and talent that she embodied as frontwoman of 2NE1 is overshadowed by a meticulously manicured façade of Americanized EDM-infused hip-hop.
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First, they went to Ballentine's parents' home in a well-manicured subdivision of Topeka to await the results of the draft along with family and friends.
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Bird Town is a looser, stickier, more boho environment than the sleek, manicured Hollywoo of "BoJack," and the series is decidedly, and overtly, more female-centric.
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A vast hall lit by Swarovski crystal chandeliers holds ten thousand worshippers, and the mosque is ringed by manicured gardens and fountains decorated with colored lights.
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Bangkok dispatch City planners prefer a more manicured Bangkok, with air-conditioning, malls and Instagrammable dessert cafes — and without the mess and noise of street vendors.
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Kardashian paired the look with simple accessories, including two thin necklaces, loose bracelets, and a diamond ring, which she wore with her light pink manicured nails.
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But advance to the colonnaded porch, and a path to the right opens onto four manicured French gardens, gilded with pines, laurels, hydrangeas and Japanese anemones.
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When asked about the manicured growth of hair on his face, Sabathia was as careful with his words as someone had clearly been with a razor.
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With its mobile homes and canals moored with houseboats, it retains a grittiness that its more manicured neighbor, the island of Key West, has largely lost.
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Washington has more "green cemeteries," which encourage a return to nature without manicured lawns and chemicals, than most states; only California and New York have more.
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Charney also said that the grounds, which were remodeled a few years ago, feature both a manicured lawn and a wild meadow, which appealed to buyers.
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The action is unfolding at the Capella Hotel on Singapore's Sentosa Island, an old pirate hangout turned into a neatly manicured resort covered in golf courses.
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The newly-renovated park - its boating lake, miniature golf course and neatly manicured lawns - was off-limits to men unaccompanied by women or children, the guard said.
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These are glossy, manicured data visualizations that include race and gender breakdowns of each company's employees, complete with beautiful, smiling brown people and links to outreach initiatives.
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Image 2 of 2 ALOTENANGO, Guatemala – A month later, the visual contrast is striking: the emerald green of manicured fairways swallowed up by rugged black volcanic debris.
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In the sleepy planned community of Shaker Heights, Ohio, people live an ordered life amid manicured lawns, picture-perfect high school romances, and Ivy League acceptance letters.
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At least, that's how it probably feels in one Boise neighborhood where dozens of goats were found just kinda roaming and feeding on the well-manicured lawns.
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A timelapse video shows the monstrosity, a three-dimensional likeness of Stormi's barely-formed hand clutching Kylie's well-manicured thumbnail, being assembled, tiny finger by tiny finger.
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The idea is that sharing stuff on Splish is a bonding experience; part of an ongoing smartphone-enabled conversation between mates, rather than a selectively manicured photoshoot.
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The manicured woman behind the desk, with the thick, penny-colored hair and glossy plum lipstick, makes me feel like the opposite of a woman in charge.
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Below us a balcony of manicured grass and orange trees surrounding stone steps and parapets overlooked an undulating countryside peppered with swallows swooping over the browning woods.
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However, the inside of the house looks like it was wiped of all memory of the film as well, bright and cheery with a perfectly manicured garden.
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A 2011 study concluded "people may think they are more alone in their emotional difficulties than they really are" after browsing everyone's manicured life highlights on Facebook.
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Part of what makes the Orange Line so fast and so popular is that it's protected from street traffic in a dedicated, manicured lane of its own.
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On Thursday, the momager shared a photo of her copy of Chrissy Teigen's new cookbook, Cravings, as well as Jenner's severely bandaged (but beautifully manicured) right hand.
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Shuttered business, elusive owner The headquarters of European Adoption Consultants, or EAC, sits abandoned on a manicured lawn in a business park in Strongsville, Ohio, outside Cleveland.
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Because Libra is ruled by Venus, the planet of love and beauty, he'll want you to be perfectly manicured, waxed, made up, and dressed up every time.
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"We shouldn't call it white-collar crime or economic crime," she told the audience, which was gathered in a marquee on the manicured lawn of Jesus College.
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Everything is in its place, tightly clipped and fussily manicured, with strong accents and prominent timpani: The unkempt, the rude and the radical have been pruned away.
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Since its creation, the palace has featured perfectly manicured and gilded interiors that often make visitors feel they are very far set apart from the surrounding city.
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There are around 109 manicured acres around the home, 116 acres of planted longleaf pines, and around 3.5 miles of access to Juniper Creek and Pond Creek.
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Vetements's is a motley crew — street-cast, scowling, of floridly unflattering haircut — whose appearance is a tonic rejoinder to the usual manicured parade of fashion-week beauties.
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The McKathans treated events like these as an open house — the farm was manicured to postcard-quality perfection, and the horses looked ready for a model's runway.
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With well-manicured grass, stone paths and trees offering shade from the scorching sun, it has become a popular spot for Korogocho residents to meet and play.
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The mansion, nicknamed the "White House of Englewood," sits on more than 5 acres of private property, which includes manicured lawns, orchards, gardens, and a small lake.
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It's a story in striking contrast to the carefully manicured image of her early days — "the prom queen of soul," as a newscaster chirps in one clip.
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We've since moved across the county line, but driving through most communities in our area still means seeing large blue Trump campaign signs on perfectly manicured lawns.
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What it is: Abundant, large-scale floral and plant installations — sometimes manicured, but often wild — used as brand marketing, store decor, and scenery at red-carpet events.
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Live like a king at the 17th-century Chateau de Monferrier in St. Geyrac, France, complete with stately swimming pool, manicured gardens, and proximity to wine country.
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There are stone walls and manicured lawns near the house with wild fields and forest beyond, as well as a patio along the back of the house.
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Having no arms, she explained, had not stopped her from eating, using a mobile phone or writing with her feet - all with perfectly manicured and painted toenails.
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As the man sighed happily at each pooch, his wife ran her hand over the dog's coat, then sniffed her manicured fingers to check on her allergies.
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The first draft of the script described Nathan's house as a traditional mansion with walls and a manicured garden; in the movie, it's an ultramodern, luxurious bunker.
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Suddenly, instead of checking one app for beautifully manicured photos, and the other for raw feeds, I could get everything in one place… and it actually worked better.
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Its once-manicured gardens decked out with orchids are unkempt and overgrown, and an entire wing of the house is locked up because of a permanent power outage.
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On the far end of its archway I could glimpse a courtyard and an immaculately manicured garden where pergolas trussed with woody vines hung above a stone parapet.
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Nervously, she checks her nails, neatly manicured with dark red polish and cut short (a moment intentionally emphasized for queer viewers attuned to the subtleties of femme flagging).
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After she was all perfumed and manicured, she snuck out in the dark and lay at the feet of wealthy Boaz, merry with wine, on his threshing floor.
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The block of stone ranch houses with manicured lawns is home to several black families, and he believes race could have been a motivating factor in the attacks.
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With his coiffed hair, perfectly-manicured scruff, and eight pack abs, Nick Viall won the hearts of women everywhere on The Bachelor, The Bachelorette, and Bachelor in Paradise.
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What better way to show this than with a woman's manicured hand poking a needle into an orange penis-shaped balloon on the cover of a national magazine?
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For the heartwarming moment, the mother-son pair posed in front of a gorgeous Parisian backdrop consisting of gorgeously manicured greenery and some of the city's signature architecture.
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The sight of a black man on Wimbledon's manicured lawns, French Open clay and Australian and U.S. Open hardcourts was once as jarring as it is now routine.
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Sotheby's has had its manicured fingers burned by a generous guarantee it gave to the heirs of its late chairman, Alfred Taubman, on the sale of his collection.
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"She's speaking to people in ways that politicians don't usually speak because they're trying to be scripted, trying to be perfect, well coiffed, and well manicured," Talan continued.
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The monumental American cemetery in Normandy solemnly commemorates the lives of thousands in a beautifully manicured and maintained garden that bestows high honor on the lives lost there.
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It's the cinematic equivalent of K-Pop: an elaborately scripted and manicured production that shouldn't work, but is earnest enough to disarm even the most practiced highbrow cynic.
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Alexa revealed her new jewelry (and perfectly-manicured nails) in a series of Instagram videos writing, "he did good" as she showed off the diamond from every angle.
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Completed in 22, the Renzo Piano-designed Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center houses the national library and opera on its handsomely manicured grounds dotted with young olive trees.
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It even plans to remodel parts of its industrial-looking campus, replacing the low brick buildings with the manicured-lawn-and-mirror-glass architecture popular in Silicon Valley.
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We drove past the burial ground to the French-built section of the city, where the houses were shaded by large trees and the grounds were well manicured.
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Today the sprawling compound spans over 120 acres of manicured lawns, stately temple buildings, and educational facilities open to visitors interested in the practice of zazen, seated meditation.
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A gravel driveway runs from the road to the rear of the house, where a stone walkway leads to manicured gardens with mature plantings surrounding an old well.
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After sunrise on Friday morning in Florida, police cruisers and uniformed officers blocked the entrance to the club, a long driveway lined with palm trees and manicured landscaping.
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Entry-level Resort View Rooms also provide nice vantage points of manicured gardens or a citrus grove, but come without a balcony, and start at $188 off-season.
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They'd instinctually bend their public persona toward manicured selfies and images that made their life look glamorous, rather than what was authentic or that they wanted to communicate.
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Right until the end my mother, who died earlier this year, continued to have her hair styled and colored, and her manicured nails painted her trademark Jungle Red.
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She's won four straight regional competitions, and that string of victories has brought her from Easley, South Carolina to this well-manicured office park on the southside of Charlotte.
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Just five days later, Kylie has officially made the announcement on Instagram (where else would you expect?) with a simple shot of her baby and her well-manicured nails.
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As of Thursday afternoon, Jenner's photo — featuring a sound-asleep baby Stormi in a pink outfit, clutching her mom's perfectly pink manicured hand — had accumulated over 15 million likes.
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Now throw the runner into the mix: you'll generally find them away from all that, out by the rivers, in the manicured parks, safely tucked away from the madness.
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The legal fight is over who has the right to sell the valuable property, a sprawling 8-acre, Bernard Maybeck–designed estate full of manicured gardens, turrets, and fountains.
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The only thing that could truly complement Dior's "New Look" was a done-up face with bright lips, lined eyes, and a perfectly manicured full brow like Marilyn Monroe's.
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She's ready to tell fans she's struggling, but her perfectly manicured fingers and expertly applied makeup suggest she knows people still want to see the Tati Westbrook they know.
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Down the coast, in the middle of a manicured plain, is a convention complex in which China's leaders each spring host the Boao Forum, often described as Asia's Davos.
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"I love you Eddie," you can hear Jenner coo off-camera in one of the clips, which features the bird pecking food out of a set of manicured hands.
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I remember on our farm, there was our house and then a big garden and a barn and behind that was a hilly area that my family never manicured.
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Don't Forget to Frame the Beauty of Your Well-Manicured Lawn Once you have the lush lawn of your dreams, edge garden areas to provide the perfect finishing touch.
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When John McCain accepted the GOP nomination in 2008, the screen behind him cycled at some point on to an image of the well-manicured quad of Walter Reed.
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The expansive property, complete with manicured gardens and rolling lawns, sits on over 1,000 feet of Mecox Bay, an unimpeded view of which residents can enjoy from the house.
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Bare breast implants posed with crystalline ice cubes and a manicured silicone hand in peony petals yearn to be beautiful, yet political, statements of acquired wealth or imperfect lives.
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It is designed to be a machine in China for the Disney brand, with a manicured Magic Kingdom-style park, "Toy Story"-themed hotel and Mickey Avenue shopping arcade.
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Robinson was called out for his Riff Raff-esque appearance: cheetah-print pants, Terry Richardson glasses, and a beard manicured to look like he'd been mauled by a grizzly.
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Suga Free was similarly syrupy, but his jargon was derived from the oral traditions of manicured procurers; E-40's slang, by using context clues, is more easily decipherable.
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Acre after acre is manicured with color-blocked flower beds, orderly rows of palm trees and clipped greens where golf luminaries like Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods have trod.
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But players want more, and they regularly do whatever they can to break Nintendo's creations out of the carefully manicured walled gardens the company has long cultivated for them.
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Discarded jeans and plastic water bottles began to litter the underbrush, and then I was walking behind gated villas with manicured topiaries, swimming pools, an aviary of tropical birds.
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While the undulating manicured tea bushes, extending as far as the eye can see, evoke painful memories for the elderly, the younger generation are more sceptical about the case.
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In a monologue delivered poolside at a fancy resort, the impeccably manicured and accoutered Brooke equates being the victim of racism with her own experience as an "ugly" girl.
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All five large paintings on view, set around a pool in a manicured estate on a bright summer day, create confrontations between young, fresh bodies and tired, aging flesh.
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Another photograph depicts a black hole cut into a similarly manicured suburban bush—perhaps a sign for unsuccessful attempts to push through the emotional walls the artist stood against.
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In the building's public spaces, where visitors gather, and in nook-like offices reserved for visiting scholars, there are windows onto the world, or at least onto manicured lawns.
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Even if you're not catching a performance, set aside a few minutes for the well-manicured roof terrace garden, which offers sweeping views of the city and Marina Bay.
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It's easy to find beach bliss on the hotel's large stretch of white sand, or at the manicured pools where attendants diligently hand out ice water and cool towels.
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The home comes with a garage that can fit at least five vehicles, an outdoor putting green, and a manicured lawn with a blend of artificial and natural grass.
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The result makes for a pleasant wander — from the manicured park at the heart of the town to the many high-end boutiques that line the local Main Street.
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HONG KONG — President Xi Jinping of China is not expected to be strolling the manicured fairways of the Trump International Golf Club on Thursday, sizing up his approach shot.
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Our apartment complex was around the bend from the Wyndham Grand Rio Mar Beach Resort and Spa, with its manicured grounds, restaurants, casinos, golf course and well-appointed rooms.
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At the Shenzhen Real Estate Expo, marketing brochures included computer-generated images of faraway places with clear blue skies, perfectly manicured lawns, white sand beaches and alluring tourist attractions.
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Cherry and Bradford pear trees were planted, the grass was manicured and the whole space was dotted with marble columns and sculpture fountains, giving it a Narnia-esque feel.
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Fields used in pickup games range from manicured grass to informal quadrangles etched into the dirt — many next to ancient cemeteries, religious complexes and the remnants of pre-colonial neighborhoods.
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In 287, when this moment happens, it becomes the job of the press secretary to never let this moment happen again and because of that you get only manicured statements.
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Reflecting the closeness of their ties, the Trump-Abe meetings included a walk around the carefully manicured grounds of the beachfront club and dinner on the patio with their wives.
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Clark is exploring familiar comedy of errors territory, but it's the pressure on suburban woman to conform and fit into a perfectly manicured life that she's lampooning, with hilarious results.
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The sweet smell of freshly made pralines provides an inviting aroma across the historic district, and horse-drawn carriages amble down streets carrying tourists to antebellum homes and manicured gardens.
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The gardens cover almost 45 acres of land and range from Alice in Wonderland-esque manicured hedges and fountains, to natural ponds and lush foliage, to meticulous fields of vegetables.
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"People love the wildness and open spaces and the un-manicured, pristine nature that is still in this area," Goldsmith's daughter Alix Goldsmith Marcaccini, who owns the property, told Vogue.
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Chanel granted all your childhood wishes at their haute couture show in Paris on Tuesday with an elaborate, giant wooden doll's house complete with a garden path and manicured lawn.
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That's thanks to a close-up of Gomez's perfectly exfoliated and moisturized lips, which alternate between mouthing the words to her new tune and seductively nibbling on her manicured fingers.
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For all their presumptions of being subversive and bohemian and counterculture, whatever, Silicon Valley people actually maintain these very well manicured exteriors, and frankly everybody has too much to lose.
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Listening to get-money hip-hop to psyche themselves up, the crew invades posh suburbs like an alien force, dazzled by the manicured lawns, backyard pools, and seemingly happy people.
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When we start talking about whether women in the surprisingly still male-dominated music industry support one another, her raspy Oakland accent quickens; pink stiletto manicured nails punctuate each point.
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Yealimi Noh stands on the edge of a manicured tee box as a man in white basketball shoes clumsily slashes at a golf ball like it just insulted his mother.
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It sounds like a scenario ripped straight out of the early 2000s, when Lou Perlman's manicured, manufactured boy bands ruled the earth, and Laura looks back at the time ruefully.
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For example, Marilyn Minter's high-gloss inkjet prints of women's pubic areas, framed by their manicured hands (Plush series, 21980), fetishize with all the subtlety of a porn-magazine spread.
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To her thousands of social media followers, she appeared as she always had, impeccably coifed, manicured and tomboy-chic, little altered from the gossip column fixture she had long been.
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The display presents the whole process in a manicured way that suggests a homey respite — like walking into a well-designed Airbnb apartment, knowing it was prepared for your arrival.
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Today Microsoft's Redmond campus has most of the trappings found at the sprawling headquarters of tech giants in Silicon Valley — the soccer fields, manicured lawns and oceans of parking lots.
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On a recent day, students zoomed through the center of campus on skateboards, taking little notice as a pro-gun group set up a booth nearby on a manicured plaza.
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The transition from the manicured resort feel of Batumi to the untamed woods around Mirveti, just a half-hour's drive away, was my introduction to how diverse Georgia's landscape is.
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Floor-to-ceiling glass doors in the rear open to a private 2,422-square-foot backyard, with a large ground-level deck, several large trees, sculptures and a manicured lawn.
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At the museum gallery, Gray has installed a site-specific wall drawing that challenges our perceptions of the geometric, ordered European garden and the less manicured nature of African landscapes.
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Over-the-top nail art will always hold a space in our heart, but there's something so *chef's kiss* about supremely manicured nails painted in a simple, yet stunning color.
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Your carefully manicured rail system can quickly become overloaded as more stops spawn, leaving you cursing the tidal wave of passengers — an experience many of us are intimately familiar with.
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Marvila-adjacent Braço de Prata gets away with a different name on a technicality: multi-million euro riverside condos, manicured streets, and pristine new bike lanes targeted at international investors.
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At age 18, Sam Schimmel went directly from his family's wooden cabin next to a marshy tundra outside Kenai, Alaska, to the manicured suburban landscapes of Stanford University in California.
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The once manicured lawn has been overtaken by waist-tall cattails, their seeds carried in by flood waters that consumed this house, this farm and everything around it last spring.
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The recently opened Castle and Key Distillery outside Frankfort, Ky., which took over a defunct distillery site modeled after a medieval castle, sports a botanical trail and a manicured garden.
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As for how we announced it without the stock photo of me displaying my freshly manicured hand for the camera, well, we did what any millennial would: We used our dog.
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In a video tweeted by Sports Illustrated Thursday, Trump drove his golf cart over the manicured green section of what appears to be the Trump National Golf Club in New Jersey.
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Apparently, Ugg's men's line makes up for 15% of the brands total sales, meaning Cameron Dallas better get his manicured toes in a pair of these, stat, if they want Gen.
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That coincidence aside, few might imagine the manicured roof gardens and art deco office buildings of the one have much in common with the brutal crags and blockhouses of the other.
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But aside from a few haters, the vast majority of people loved it — including comedian Leslie Jones, who cracked a joke about how impeccably manicured it was at the BET Awards.
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"Stop Bevin, Elect Beshear," read the signs erected on the well-manicured lawns of the state's largest city, where the size of Mr. Beshear's margin is crucial to his overall prospects.
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By transforming them into works of preened and manicured prestige, it implies that the best way to recognise their cultural significance is through filtering out the elements which best defined them.
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The first is the Finger Freezer Milkshakes topped with strawberry Pop-Tart strips, gummy manicured fingers and dripping with red syrup, which make the drink look as if it is bleeding.
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On Sunday, Jenner took to the app to share the shortest video of Stormi's baby toes, cooing "mommy's cute little toes" as she holds her foot in her perfectly manicured hand.
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For the majority of the time, he is an enigma, an inscrutable silver fox who spends his time scribbling hieroglyphs on his little notepad and smoothing back his expertly manicured hair.
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Facebook is generally pretty careful to isolate its CEO from opportunities for bad press, Zuckerberg has an extensive team helping him maintain his manicured public image on the social media site.
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Instead of running away from presumptions about the life she and other women like her live, Cardi embraces the hood lore and internet gossip head-on, two flawlessly manicured fingers up.
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"I don't feel like I need to be successful for others, I feel like I need to be successful for myself," she said, pointing a perfectly manicured finger at her heart.
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The only thing more impressive than Anna's perfectly French manicured nails is surely the large, cushion-cut diamond found just below on what appears to be a slim rose gold band.
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Outside Tilly-sur-Seulles, flowers are planted at the feet of more than 1,200 crosses in a manicured war cemetery, most of them marking the final resting place of British soldiers.
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Coffee 'n Clothes is a decently popular Instagram account (it currently has more than 300,000 followers) that mostly posts pictures of manicured hands holding cups of coffee next to designer clothing.
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In a beautifully manicured carricante vineyard about 103,100 feet high, one of Benanti's sources for Pietra Marina, a visitor can see the ocean to the east and Etna to the west.
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The estate features views of the Pacific Ocean and the Santa Ynez mountains, while the property is dotted within mature oaks (its nickname is "Oakview") and has an expansive, manicured lawn.
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At Springfields, an upmarket residential block in Sarjapur with tennis courts, manicured lawns and sparkling pools, residents buy 50 truckloads of water - about 300,103 liters - a day to keep everything running.
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"A pumpkin having a nervous breakdown" was the take of Frankie Boyle in The Guardian, though I think he meant all of Trump, from halo to perfectly manicured (I'm guessing) toenails.
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But when you have an area where it's all manicured, the litter is picked up — that shows that the city is investing money in this area because they believe in it.
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Size: 3,013 square feet Price per square foot: $531 Indoors: A private entrance to the left of the main front door takes you past manicured boxwoods into the two-story unit.
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She posts video clips of repetitive motions that loop over and over again — freshly manicured fingers stroking a piece of fur, a glittery eyelid half-opening — giving her an animatronic vibe.
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He was wearing a short-sleeve black T-shirt over a long-sleeve white one and jeans, and his matching salt-and-pepper beard was perfectly manicured in an imperfect way.
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Instagram's become a pretty invaluable tool right now, certainly serving a unique purpose other than overhead shots of feasts with pretty, well-manicured hands reaching into bowls of perfectly imperfect pasta.
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In WASPy Shaker, where residents are expected never to let their manicured lawns grow taller than six inches high, a bohemian black single mother and artist like Mia is a curiosity.
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"These balls are kind of cool," remarked Dan Porterfield, who runs the Aspen Institute, as we strolled down the park's manicured path, a space designed to enhance intellectual and spiritual meditation.
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The city's iconic street food vendors have become the target of some of the Thai capital's planners, who prefer a more manicured city of air-conditioning, malls and Instagrammable dessert cafes.
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But no need to get up from the couch and potentially spill your can of Pabst over your perfectly manicured beard — you can now stream these movies directly to your device.
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Lloyd Parry is uncommonly sensitive to all such spirits, and in the tsunami he has found a horrifying metaphor for those subliminal forces that swirl underneath the manicured surfaces of Japan.
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Make birds more welcome in your yard While manicured lawns are the look of choice for so many communities, Fitzpatrick and many other environmental advocates say they don't help nature thrive.
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If I had to describe Mariah's World using only buzzwords this is what you'd get: sunglasses (even underwater), chaise lounges, lip injections, yachts, perfectly manicured nails, drinks, and of course, perfect lighting.
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The pink and blue color-blocked cardboard box has an inside design featuring a manicured Palma-wearing hand dialing a pink telephone and the words "Feelin' Myself" repeating in blue and gold.
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It's also become one of the most common forms of summer entertaining for anyone with access to outdoor space, whether it's acres of carefully manicured lawn or a three-foot cement patch.
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She was holding her newborn with glossy manicured nails in a slightly messy room—a burp cloth on the arm of the couch, a pacifier on the table, toys on the floor.
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Yes, obviously I am not a K-pop idol, but I frequently come face-to-face with these manicured creatures — and I never thought I'd even come close to their makeup perfection.
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From either side of the frame, two disembodied white hands — bearing a woman's bracelets and manicured nails from left; a man's shirt sleeve and suit coat cuff from right — palpitate her chest.
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Outside the perfectly manicured pitches and grand stadium of the World Cup, soccer is a game enjoyed by ordinary people in very humble — and even makeshift — setups as displayed in this feature.
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Rihanna poses in a strapless black corset paired with buttons up the front and a bow detail, placing her perfectly manicured hand over her forehead to cast a shadow on her face.
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Hofmann says there will be no color filters, face filters, or geo filters, so you won't be able to create perfectly manicured selfie videos, don dog ears, or highlight where you are.
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Apple set the model ten years ago with the iOS app store, a well-manicured software ecosystem that's far-reaching enough to draw in developers and controlled enough to keep out junk.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Strange wooden creatures with squared heads — some with mouths, some without — watch me from the periphery of an area that is both wild and carefully manicured.
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We got an inside look at the power couple's house, which incorporates a few very L.A. touches — solar power and an infinity pool, anyone — with its classic architecture and well-manicured grounds.
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Featuring beautifully manicured Italian-style gardens decorated with stunning fountains and statues, the property has been in the Passi de Preposulo family since the 1800s — and dates back to the 17th century.
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But when Dawn meets a strikingly handsome football player at her local gas station, and is immediately forbidden by her mother to see him again, her carefully manicured life slips into chaos.
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From the manicured Estrada Garden ceremony site, shaded by an ancient oak, to the 1700s-era stone-walled barn, the Santa Margarita Ranch can accommodate large groups in a variety of settings.
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Or for a picnic anytime: The Gardens at St. Luke in the Fields in the West Village: A shaded lawn and manicured flower gardens give off the feel of a private garden.
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In Quebradillas, where the plaza has a gazebo, a church dating to 2000 and manicured trees, women talk of faraway relatives, those gone to the mainland, on folding chairs in the shade.
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Sri Lanka: Our Frugal Traveler hopped on a train from Colombo to Kandy, then from Kandy to Ella, to take in the lush, hilly terrain with rows of perfectly manicured tea plants.
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Gone — or, at least, reduced — are overly manicured lawns and excessive groundskeeping; these parks celebrate their wildness, sometimes so much so that the works within them are obscured, either partly or wholly.
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Promising Young Woman punches its way through rape culture with perfectly manicured nails and a sardonic lipstick smile, and in the end, you may find you're the one who comes out bruised.
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Built in 1830, the 18,000-square-foot property consists of 14 bedrooms surrounded by 35 acres of manicured gardens, according to Thomas Buckley, who toured the property in 2017 for Bloomberg Businessweek.
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Before lunch, Mr. Trump took Mr. Xi on a brief tour of the manicured grounds at Mar-a-Lago, gesturing to points of interest and the vista of the Atlantic Ocean beyond.
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Alam's tannery, Kings International, makes high-end saddlery for export; situated in Unnao, a small town a dozen miles from Kanpur, it is surrounded by manicured gardens and walls draped with bougainvillea.
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Swap your white robe for some evening wear, then wander across the Albert Premier's manicured grounds to the hotel's restaurant for an evening of alpine haute cuisine (mains from €54 to €90).
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If I closed my eyes to obscure the golf courts and the grass that was so perfectly manicured it almost looked fake, I could've imagined myself to be in a tropical oasis.
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First, there are the consequences of the great success of the upper middle class, which today lives in a separate world of well-manicured neighborhoods with good schools, intact families and cultural confidence.
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More than the Gucci suits, the manicured nails, the heeled boots, and yes, even more than his uncanny resemblance to Mick Jagger, Harry Styles fans have a lot of feelings about his hair.
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When someone talks about AI, or machine learning, or deep convolutional networks, what they're really talking about is — as is the case for so many computing concepts — a lot of carefully manicured math.
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But for all of Wimbledon's expensively produced PR campaigns, many seasoned Wimbledon-goers' first recognizable sight or sound of the Championships is not Pimms or even the manicured gleam of meticulously hewn grass.
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First in line Friday morning at the Hennepin County offices was Matthew Galloway, a 22016-year-old "temporarily retired" Democrat sporting a lime green helmet covering a well-manicured manbun with an undercut.
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From there, he started building his vision which he hopes will eventually see out 120 completed homes/lots, an eco lodge, a yoga exercise pavilion, hiking trails, and small manicured parks for barbaques.
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TUNCELI, Turkey (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Baris Yildirim, a lawyer and activist, strolled across a manicured park on the edge of the Munzur River that runs through Tunceli, a small city in eastern Turkey.
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It has become a kind of shadow campaign waged amid the palm trees and manicured desert landscapes of the Las Vegas Strip, the fight for Nevada's six electoral votes churning in the background.
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Multiple areas of Mexico City were affected by the quake -- with 146 deaths confirmed throughout the capital so far -- but the well-manicured La Condesa and neighboring Roma were among the hardest hit.
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Drexler's artist — who is wearing black fingerless gloves to show of her red manicured fingernails — is holding a paintbrush and wearing a suit and tie, which turns the artist into a cross dresser.
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For the cost of a wine tasting (23 euros), I got to walk through cloisters, a sun-dappled chapel and rows of manicured lavender at their five-star hotel in a renovated monastery.
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Steps away from Casa Guidi, the Brownings probably entered the manicured Boboli Gardens (Via Romana, 37/a) of the Pitti Palace via a side gate, the Annalena entrance, at Via Romana, 37/a.
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" In the last 10 years, he said, many clubs have replaced manicured areas of their courses "with sand, with native floras and shrubs that exist naturally on the topography and just leave it.
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Roving packs of dogs wandered among piles of rubble, drifts of trash and the husks of stripped cars within a few miles of the manicured grounds of the resorts where many residents work.
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Strange, the string of destruction and attention that has come recently to this normally quiet stretch of suburbia in Conejo Valley, with its landscaped streets and strip malls, manicured yards and swimming pools.
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I became the Forrest Gump of the local park, running round and round the neatly manicured lawns and flower beds, past the little play area where mothers pushed their children on the swings.
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They agreed to meet at Thornton Manor, a rustic Elizabethan house near Liverpool in northwest England, where the two strolled side by side down a grassy, tree-lined path among artistically manicured gardens.
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The "e-girl," popularized by teens in 2019, has become a term for the modern-day scene teens who sport a grungy vibe, love video games, and shirk the mainstream, manicured Instagram aesthetic.
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He's become the unofficial face of the "e-boy," part of a subculture of teens sporting dyed hair and a grungy vibe that's emerged as the radical antithesis of the manicured Instagram influencer.
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The rules that will be strictly enforced next week - when no running will be allowed on the manicured landscape - were relaxed as youngsters playfully scurried around, with security personnel turning a blind eye.
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When your equally famous wife lays waste to that manicured image with an album full of personal, musical and political fire, continuing with the old way of doing things is not an option.
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First in line Friday morning at the Hennepin County offices was Matthew Galloway, a 28-year-old "temporarily retired" Democrat sporting a lime green helmet covering a well-manicured manbun with an undercut.
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Rauschenberg executed the "Cardboards" after moving to Captiva Island, off the Gulf Coast of Florida; he covered a few of them with glue and a dusting of the manicured island's fine white sand.
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Even when set pieces are relegated to the far background, a gargantuan stadium, a subway station, and the exteriors of neighbors' manicured houses are all magnificent structures when rendered in López's refined linework.
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Any interaction is almost immediately commodified as a painstakingly-manicured photo op, shot in a manner that minimizes the incongruity between Zuckerberg's indoor kid complexion and the backdrop of some blighted Rust Belt town.
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Perhaps nowhere does the struggle between wild and manicured feel more palpable than in Ecuador, and nowhere in Ecuador is the battle for biological and cultural diversity more profound than in Yasuní National Park.
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While the rich often live in estates featuring manicured lawns, lush swimming pools, and perfectly trimmed hedges, more than 45% of people live below the poverty line, and many struggle to afford enough food.
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On April 14, the 29-year-old Grammy winner posted another pastel-hued photo: a closeup of her brightly manicured hands, decked out with numerous colorful rings, resting on her yellow double-breasted blazer.
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Supported by a commercial sales tax (but not from the cemeteries, which are nonprofit), Colma is a neat and tidy town, with three small neighborhoods and 17 sprawling, manicured cemeteries, including one for pets.
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There's a lot of changes you have to make if you're going to be a member of the Royal Family, but they'd have to pry my Instagram from my cold, presumably well-manicured hands.
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Despite — or perhaps because of — Clarke's attempts to project her Winsomeness with a capital W, she had the audience at my press screening of Me Before You eating out of her daintily manicured hand.
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Luxury retailers like Ralph Lauren, Brooks Brothers and a Jaguar dealership dot the manicured streets of downtown Southampton, although most of the businesses don't open until June and then close up again in September.
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Every April, just before the television cameras arrive, the grounds crew at Augusta National in Georgia puts the final touches on the perfectly manicured yellow pansies near the entrance of the famous golf club.
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It opens with a frantic Sandra Oh running through a perfectly manicured garden, costumed as an aristocratic lady (lady of what, where, or when is not specified, but we assume...someplace in historic England?).
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Whether through the carefully manicured courtly chaos of Crusader Kings 2 or the bars and ports full of distant relatives in Sol Trader, the prospect of wading through procedural characters appeals to me greatly.
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I built Kyoto into the carefully manicured art town it is in real life, with a theater in the cultural district to the north, temples to the east, and industry far to the south.
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E-girls and e-boys are the newest community emerging from the ever-online Gen Z: Teens who shirk the mainstream, manicured Instagram aesthetic for a grungy vibe and a love of video games.
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Standing before me, on the weathered planks of his deck overlooking his manicured garden, Jones, in very worn wide-wale midnight-blue corduroys and a slate gray long-sleeved T-shirt, began to move.
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He would never taste her food, never see her manicured-hand gestures, never hear us laugh as we did in Ponza at the rooster who terrorized my snoring father from outside our unventilated pensione.
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She is smiling slightly and regarding the manicured garden in peaceful contemplation, or perhaps so she will not inadvertently make affable eye contact with a gawking visitor and embolden them to invite themselves over.
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The latter rank were excluded from the fitness classes, leaving them with many idle moments to have their faces kneaded, their nails manicured, their nostrils tickled by herbal concoctions — and their credit cards swiped.
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"It's such a different vibe with the kids all here," said Mr. O'Brien, who added that he's still getting used to people strolling around the manicured grounds rather than quietly shuttling between hushed offices.
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Other times, you simply want to melt into a beach chair and doze off next to the bright blue water or dip into a well-manicured pool while soft tunes play in the background.
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It takes you past the Frank Geary-designed New World Center symphony hall and, heading south on Drexel Avenue, across Lincoln Road, an Art Deco walking street with manicured palm trees and sidewalk restaurants.
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It's a cool Friday night in early September and the Dorsey Dons have taken the field at Jackie Robinson Stadium, a well-manicured track and field adjacent to their campus in South Los Angeles.
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I took a private shuttle boat to the exclusive island, and I was amazed by how pristine everything was, from the perfectly manicured landscapes to the private beaches with imported sand from the Bahamas.
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Las Vegas (CNN)Fifteen minutes southwest of the Las Vegas strip, there are rows upon rows of peach- and beige-colored houses baking in the Nevada sun, boasting manicured front lawns and two-car garages.
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And when it comes to her always-manicured nails, she appears to be celebrating this milestone in her life — at least beauty-wise — by committing entirely to one very appropriate nail polish shade: pale pink.
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In Washington, DC, the metro has far fewer stops than the New York subway, and the areas I lived in were often far from the office buildings and manicured parks, requiring a long walk home.
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The audience laughed nervously as she wagged her flawlessly manicured finger at me, pointed out that I was still "a single girl," and challenged me to come back 15 pounds lighter next time she hosted.
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In the last scene of the sequence, we see the same pink-manicured hand from the beginning of the post-credits scene, and the camera focuses — it's Mae, looking terrified from behind the wire fence.
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She's running for president, sure, but she was also seen physically running across a nicely manicured lawn as she waved to a crowd of people and "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" played in the background.
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Gautier will be among a dwindling number of British, American, Canadian and French veterans, the youngest among them now in their nineties, expected to mark the anniversary on Normandy's windswept beaches and manicured war memorials.
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Read more: This dog groomer turns pups into perfectly manicured fluff balls — and the photos will make you so happyHere are 14 photos of perfectly-groomed pets from shows and pet stores around the world.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. — Buried on the grounds of Gainesway Farm's perfectly manicured 1,500 acres are several champion racehorses, including the prolific gray sire Mahmoud, a grandfather of the first gray horse to win the Kentucky Derby.
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The expansive Caovilla factory is at the rear of the brand's headquarters, itself a blend of local architectural styles and modern construction, framed by manicured greenery and a whimsical stiletto-shaped sign at the entrance.
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Like kids playing lacrosse in a dried-up hockey rink, a teenager peeking into his neighbors' windows with a drone, and a red fox hunching his back and relieving himself on a beautifully manicured lawn.
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Through every major city in Spain, foreigners engulf monuments and parks, meandering up and down castles, fortresses, museums, cathedrals, and, at the Alhambra in Granada, napping in the shade of foliage in the manicured gardens.
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Essie's Blanc ($9), an opaque white nail polish, graced the French manicured tips of everyone in the day, says the manicurist Roseann Singleton, who now applies it under neon-bright colors to make them pop.
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A fountain out front welcomes guests, and the home has a formal dining room, living room, great room and a family room with a kitchen that opens to a breakfast room overlooking the manicured grounds.
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Photographs of Wheatfield, for example, today appear more mirage-like than ever: the wheatfield has given way to Battery Park City's manicured high rises; the Twin Towers have disappeared from the skyline like missing teeth.
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Unfortunately, the biggest antagonist of #Cuomo2020 and his well-manicured national reputation is #Cuomo2023, as the governor is about to embark on a tumultuous re-election year and face attacks from the right and left.
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The tanned arms manacled with gold bracelets you may encounter in Rome or the manicured hands adorned with the D-flawless rocks favored by the Milanese are not typical of a city that disdains ostentation.
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We're now accustomed to Swift's highly manicured presentation — she meticulously curates everything she shares on social media, puts on a near-flawless arena show, and makes polished, flashy videos to match her catchy pop songs.
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If your nails have fallen victim to the drying (and all too common) effects of water, keeping your nail beds pristine can make all the difference between your hands looking perfectly manicured and totally chewed-out.
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As bubbles of leafy comfort ambered in pre-war gentility, complete with flower-sprinkled traffic circles, manicured lawns, tennis courts, officers' messes and servants' quarters, cantonments are among the least-altered holdovers of the British Raj.
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On Sunday, she shared a photo of multicolored tiles to her Instagram feed and, previously, images of birds wearing sunglasses, a closeup of her brightly manicured hands, what appears to be bright pink tulle and more.
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Online representations of self must be carefully designed and maintained; a well-cultivated social media account has taken the place of the well-manicured lawn in signaling wealth, status, and general got-it-togetherness to peers.
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There is a certain fascination in seeing these two people -- sovereign and servant -- bridge the cultural divide, but the movie would pack more of an emotional wallop if it dug deeper beneath its well-manicured surface.
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When I'd go over to their houses after school, I'd be silently bowled over by how manicured their lawns were, how clean and shiny the kitchens were, the fact that their houses even had multiple floors(!).
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Filmmakers often use a suburban landscape to exemplify "normal" American life — big houses, manicured lawns and seemingly calm streets, a milieu the audience is supposed to connect with before descending into the horror of the story.
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The resting ground in Rehovot in central Israel is a typical Israeli military cemetery: rows upon rows of simple, uniform, rectangular plots covered by tiny manicured garden beds and headstones engraved with each soldier's basic information.
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It's another busy day at the Integrated Operations Center of American Airlines, a slick glass and concrete building located on a well-manicured campus near Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, headquarters for the world's largest airline.
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Set in a landscape of rolling hills, chestnut trees and manicured lawns, the estate includes the six-bedroom, 12,000-square-foot main house, a two-bedroom cottage, two coach houses, stables, a workshop and a boathouse.
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Dressed habitually in blue, with a snowy white coif, manicured fingernails, a perpetually wide smile and a glass of Champagne always in hand, Michou was instantly recognizable in France, in part from his many television appearances.
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It's on the manicured lawns and under the yellow-striped awnings that he has polled friends and acquaintances about White House aides who have been frustrating him, such as his former chief of staff John Kelly.
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The trampling by crowds in the hundreds of thousands was no longer sustainable when a manicured lawn had become the expectation; the cost of restoring Central Park's greatest asset the morning after would be too much.
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Recently he was standing near his well-manicured verge in the tony suburb of Los Altos Hills, California, when someone pulled up in a car, complimented him on the yard and asked for his business card.
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Beneath her bosom, Saar has nestled an image of a similarly jubilant mammy figure, cradling a pale child in her arms, overlaid by a sculpted, starkly dark, Black power fist, with one nail manicured blood red.
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But as we learn more about Kavanaugh's behavior in high school and college, the more the manicured image of the choir boy who was "focused on academics and athletics, going to church every Sunday" falls apart.
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"We went from two men with a well-manicured house where everything had to be perfect, to two men with a loving home where as long as the children are comfortable, that's all that matters," says Lowe.
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WOODSTOCK, Alabama — Travel just 19783 minutes outside of Birmingham, and the city's hipster breweries and manicured suburbs give way to pine forests, zero-stoplight towns, and rusted-out cars left running without fear of them being stolen.
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"No More Lies," a 41-minute video that stars a manicured Charles standing in front of a white wall and addressing the myriad of offenses that caused this spectacle in the first place, was published Saturday afternoon.
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Stories are now eligible to show up in the Explore tab for the first time, giving creators a way to get discovered through their intimate, silly, behind-the-scenes content instead of just their manicured feed posts.
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As we drive down the empty, two-lane highway, the clusters of seaside resorts, tin-roofed homes and finely manicured lawns on this Papua New Guinea island give way to lowland rain forests and palm oil plantations.
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KOLKATA, India (Reuters) - As Russia puts the finishing touches to the carefully manicured fields that will host the World Cup from next week, people around the globe are playing soccer on a surprising variety of makeshift pitches.
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When I was in the area, "Stop KD2" and "Save Kanawha State Forest" signs were taped facing outward from windows of shops in the South Hills neighborhood of Charleston and staked into manicured lawns lush with grass.
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Ironically, after the swearing in at the Quirinale Palace, politicians who last week were calling for Mattarella's impeachment will mingle with him at a reception in its manicured Renaissance gardens to mark the Feast of the Republic.
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In the months I lived there with her, I walked with my dog through the manicured neighborhoods, passing the gated communities in Sunset Hills, returning to her community where all the stucco houses look exactly the same.
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Last week, Mr. Riley and Mr. Wilson were zigzagging along manicured grass and river rocks here on a moonlit night — "one acre out front, one acre out back," the homeowner, a lawyer named John Schill, told them.
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Shortly after dawn on a July morning in 2007, a convoy of black FBI utility vehicles snaked down Ridge Road, a tranquil, leafy street lined with modest homes and manicured shrubs in the Maryland suburb of Severn.
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That's what they were doing one evening in late June as they cruised through the plush suburbs, partaking in a semiregular ritual of soaking in the Lake Michigan mansions and manicured lawns and wondering about life there.
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When it comes to watching mainstream pornography as a queer woman, there are visual landmines threatening to blow my fairly healthy body image to bits: long French-manicured fingernails that would slash a woman's downstairs into two.
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This current crop of men's players is a team built from immigrants, from children of migrant workers, from military brats that learned to ball abroad, and yes, also from the perfectly-manicured pitches of suburban New Jersey.
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Women were encouraged to be "polished" and have a "good haircut, manicured nails, well-cut attire that complements your body type," and were also told not to flaunt their bodies, as "sexuality scrambles the mind," HuffPost reported.
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Insects don't like manicured lawns and whilst cultivated double-flowered plants look lovely in the garden, they are bad news for pollinators as they typically don't produce pollen and their nectar is hidden deep inside their flowers.
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In the gloaming, these white jumpsuits, moving irregularly amid the deep green of the manicured grounds, brought to mind an avant-garde film about a lunatic asylum: the inmates, in their hospital gowns, out for a constitutional.
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The pale blue background is nearly the same hue as in the Amy Sherald portrait of her that hangs in the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery; as in that painting, she rests a manicured hand under her chin.
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Her red manicured hands rest on a crystal ball, displaying an eclectic mix of pieces including "Gucci Ouroboros, GG Running, and Le Marché des Merveilles fine [jewelry] collections, and the G-Frame and G-Timeless timepieces," WWD reports.
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MINNEAPOLIS — Cruise this city's north side, and the trappings of a sturdy working-class community are easy to see, from charming clapboard homes with wide porches and manicured yards to large parks with basketball hoops and swing sets.
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A Trump voodoo doll, a painting of flaming high heels, a bracelet etched with "UNGRABBABLE," a photo of well-manicured middle-fingers, and innumerable depictions of vaginas were on display and all for sale for $100 or less.
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Now the National Kladruby Stud Farm, housing period buildings and manicured paddocks in the east of the country, has been recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and acknowledged as one of Europe's leading horse-breeding institutions.
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The commander in chief and the senior military brass should leave the manicured grounds of Arlington and visit some of those places where most of America's war dead are buried: farm towns, immigrant neighborhoods and working-class suburbs.
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The idea is that sharing stuff on Splish is a bonding experience; part of an ongoing smartphone-enabled conversation between mates, rather than a selectively manicured photoshoot which also has to be carefully packaged for public 'gram consumption.
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When she agreed to a Skype call with me about the intersection of feminism and Islam, I was expecting a conversation as carefully manicured and edited as her Facebook photos, but instead the conversation was open and philosophical.
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Well, Ko is dealing with what you could call mild fame, at least—the kind that sort of just happens to you when you're an avid home baker with a single-subject, impeccably-manicured Instagram presence like hers.
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The landscape varies from manicured and natural gardens to forest, swampland, lakes, Garry oaks and camas fields (originally planted by the Lekwungen, who harvested the edible bulbs), and includes a children's farm and a 2149-foot totem pole.
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Making your way out of the "Loop," the I-610 highway that circles the city center like a shirt collar, skyscrapers give way to manicured office parks and strip malls, each seemingly a carbon copy of the last.
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Ms. Tisdel, shoeless and in a mermaid gown with bustle and crystal and lace detail down the sides, walked down a grassy aisle on the mansion's manicured lawn with her nephew, D'Andre Reed, as a string quartet played.
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She is the sort of voter the G.O.P. cannot afford to lose, a woman bearing a graduate degree who hails from populous and prosperous Johnson County, the well-manicured Kansas City suburb that Mr. Colyer also calls home.
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Beyond the manicured gardens and immaculate driveways that surround the royals, and as invisible to us as it was to them, is a postwar Britain of drab, bomb-pockmarked streets and pale, exhausted Londoners clutching their ration books.
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A few miles northwest of Tunis, with its sidewalk cafés and streets lined by rows of manicured ficus trees and its avenues named after European cities, there is a poor suburb of eighty thousand people called Douar Hicher.
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Ranging from their early 20s to well into their 80s, with elaborately styled hair, beautifully manicured nails and T-shirts representing their sororities or affiliations with historically black colleges, all of them are somewhere on the lovely spectrum.
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Making your way out of the "Loop," the I-250 highway that circles the city center like a shirt collar, skyscrapers give way to manicured office parks and strip malls, each seemingly a carbon copy of the last.
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Turnberry, Scotland (CNN)As Donald Trump fielded reporters' questions from the 9th hole of Trump Turnberry Friday, the neatly manicured greens and nearby club house adorned with dazzling chandeliers and gold-plated fixtures imparted a sense of déjà vu.
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When most people think of Laverne Cox, they probably imagine the statuesque, gown-clad beauty they regularly see swanning down the red carpet, or the perennially perfectly coiffed and manicured Sophia (her character on Orange Is the New Black).
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Michael's transition from manicured pop moppet to more serious singer also benefited modern musicians, who have more license in today's world to explore sexual fluidity, as well as being able to produce slick, hook-filled pop music for adults.
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Superfans and Bloggers Inspire Insta-envy with their Finds Bloggers with an eye for style and design are carving out a niche on social media and captivating a huge audience with their perfectly manicured photos featuring pieces from HomeGoods.
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Public soccer fields and a municipal golf course line the Rio Grande on the US side and a manicured river-walk runs along the Mexico side, with both cities' downtowns connected by two steadily busy international bridges running overhead.
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For the first time, the affluent upper-class people who paid for the pleasure of living along the well-manicured ridgelines overlooking the Kanawha River and adjacent Charleston skyline were feeling the burn of being a mountaintop removal community.
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Mr. Gillum is a charismatic speaker who has drawn large crowds even in Republican strongholds, such as Palm Coast, a manicured Atlantic coast community that Mr. DeSantis, until recently, represented in Congress and where he also owned a home.
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Cut loose by England's biggest clubs before they reached their teenage years, they now toil with a developmental program based in a high school sports hall that is a world away from the manicured academies of the Premier League.
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Its formerly manicured grounds remain gated; a spokeswoman for Starwood, which owns the W, said the reopening date was "up in the air," and depended on when the power grid was restored so that repair work could be undertaken.
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The beachfront location, serene pool, and manicured landscaping surrounded by swaying palms all set an inviting scene and the hotel routinely receives high marks and was named the number one Mexican Resort in Travel and Leisure's World's Best Awards.
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Book Loews Miami Beach Hotel starting at $229 per nightThe Loews Miami Beach is a sprawling resort that impresses with a grand entrance, sweeping lobby, and manicured gardens and fountains leading down to an attractive pool and beach area.
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Once in England, create your own royal-inspired itinerary that includes, for example, a stop at the restaurant where Markle and Prince Harry first met as well as the manicured gardens outside the couple's new home, said TravelPirates' Smith.
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Outside the New Hartford high school, a group of pro-Trump picketers stood on the manicured lawn shouting "Honk for Trump!" at every car that passed — at times, getting into shouting matches with drivers who didn't share their politics.
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But despite earning the equivalent of over $40,000 a day for four straight years, Manafort somehow blew it all on luxury real estate, fancy suits, manicured hedges, silk rugs, pricey cars, and Yankees season tickets, prosecutors told the jury.
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Looking down from Sculpture Gardens, the heavily manicured greenery on the High Line fades into buildings where there may be a few apartment plantings and private roof gardens with wavering trees, but on the whole not much cultivated roof space.
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But if you're tired of seeing the same old still lifes of glossy, manicured hands holding boring stuff (and of course you are), the latest nail-art craze on Twitter is putting a much more interesting spin on the old standby.
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In pursuit of the American dream of homeownership—the middle-class domestic ideal, the manicured lawn, the 30-year mortgage and its promise of equity and upward mobility—we colonize spaces, nominally vacant and hauntingly occupied, as if we belong there.
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To the Kyrgyz, whose cultural heritage includes traditional nomadic games like wrestling and ulak—a polo-like game that uses a dead goat instead of a ball—the ski bases are nothing more than manicured blips on their mountainous horizons.
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Though Samsung has shared its own perfectly manicured "hands on" footage of the Galaxy Fold where the crease isn't offensively obvious, a video (below) of an alleged AT&T-bound version of the foldable phone in the wild shows otherwise.
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For a game that is so often defined by finely manicured suburban lawns, Dempsey's rise to international stardom from a dusty trailer park in Nacogdoches, Texas stood out as one of the rare rags-to-riches stories in American soccer.
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He called his wife, Janna, and after he hung up, as he drove down Orange County's wide boulevards divided by manicured medians, he soon was telling another story, this one about the first time he played in Rio de Janeiro.
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In trying to sell debut novels, a book publicist will cannibalize the tools of Kaur-esque Instagram-lit and photograph the book's jacket on a pretty table, beside a manicured hand and a bunch of flowers in a ceramic vase.
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NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - With their manicured nails, immaculate make-up and matching handbags and stilettos, you would be forgiven for mistaking the five women seated in the cafe of the upscale Nairobi hotel for a group of senior female executives.
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While your Facebook feed shows your friends' posts and their real-time cyber-actions (liking statuses, commenting on photos, RSVPing to events, following pages), your Instagram homepage is a manicured feed of photos that the people you follow purposefully publicize.
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An Hermès leather-topped desk sits at one end of his studio, and an eclectic art collection decorates the double storied space that looks onto a manicured garden of graceful trees, two Harry Bertoia steel sculptures and a sprawling goldfish pond.
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The dynamic that allows these rebirths is the same engine that has further strengthened the ability of the world's athletes, artists, government officials and "real" celebrities to express their candid voices or heavily manicured public images to the broader Internet.
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Mr. Su, an investor, was inspired to buy the property 15 years ago by fond childhood memories of family vacations spent in Suzhou, a 2,500-year-old city famous in China for its manicured gardens and canals crossed with stone bridges.
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Paths are wide and manicured, as at Versailles, and contain more than 200 of the Norwegian master's bronze, granite and wrought iron renderings of the human form — including a delightfully bizarre one of a man being attacked by four babies.
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Still, downtown St. Pete is pretty, darn it — seriously pretty, with crisply manicured landscaping, waterfront bistros, blocks of Art Deco Floridiana and an army of chortling sea gulls that seem to ascend on cue to fandango against a subtropic sunrise.
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The 26-room mansion features a 75-foot swimming pool, a five-bedroom guest house, a tennis court, a 12,000-bottle wine cellar, manicured gardens, a secret underground tunnel, and panoramic views of downtown Los Angeles and the Pacific Ocean.
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As Ervin went on to explain, the admission that men could choose to be cultured and manicured implicitly meant that men were deciding to present as traditionally masculine; it wasn't an inherent byproduct of having a Y chromosome and being heterosexual.
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Even stocked with designer labels picked for maximum cool (edgy entrants like Vetements, whose fully unstructured Carhartt work-apron dress will run you $1,210), Saks, with its manicured gleam and full floor of private salons, feels less downtown than Uptown South.
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The base, which is one of two official Marine Corps training depots (its West Coast counterpart is in San Diego), is made up of a series of quads, each composed of identically nondescript barracks and administrative buildings ringing manicured fields.
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What they have in common besides ownership of some of Britain's finest estates — adorned with stately homes, manicured gardens and, sometimes, racing stables — is their legal status as farmers, which means they are on the dole for European Union farm subsidies.
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In several of the photos, Katchadourian's objects function as hypothetical public sculptures — seven peas, for example, in a column forming a Brancusi-like sculpture in an exquisitely manicured lakeside garden ("Topiary," 2012) that is both completely ridiculous and totally charming.
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LONDON (Reuters) - To many players Wimbledon's manicured lawns are the finest grass courts in the world, but seemingly not to Fabio Fognini, who cursed the English and said he wished a bomb would explode at the All England Club on Saturday.
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"It's some of the most untouched, pristine land in the West," Kim Griffiths, a 30-year Colorado resident and two-year homeowner in the Candelas development, told me, looking over a perfectly manicured backyard to the sun-dried grass beyond.
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In my head, all those wineries blur together into one big, Tuscan-inspired mansion on an immaculately manicured lawn, surrounded by planters full of geraniums and gargoyles winking at me, knowing that later I will probably fall asleep without brushing my teeth.
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While our president and his Japanese guest were trading the swings on a manicured Florida golf course last weekend, government officials in Tokyo were getting ready to publish the numbers showing that Japan continued to live off its trade partners – big time.
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Fathers were carrying heavy boxes, bean-bag chairs, shelves; mothers cradled special lamps, pillows, fleece comforters, and bags of snacks; siblings lagged behind, their eyes wandering around the manicured campus where they might end up, and where their parents had probably met.
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Buy now: $19, formerly $478 Speed Reading Bundle Software See Details Even if you have a well-manicured inbox (aren't you fancy?), you still probably waste hours every week deleting unwelcome messages and unsubscribing from mailing lists that you never intended to join.
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Tacoma Station is beautiful, but it also looks a great deal like the setting of System Shock 2 — it's got the same lived-in but slightly sterile feel, with interior design that switches between industrial corridors and homey spaces with manicured greenery.
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While increasing numbers of college students are choosing the manicured life of professionally managed, newly constructed housing units, some people may still want the "college experience" of a crappy room in a run-down house with what real estate agents call "character".
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MICHAEL KNIGHT Geneva The People's Action Party has retained power in Singapore not because the electoral system is "manicured" ("Not much leeway", April 28th), but because it knows and expects that if it does not measure up it will be voted out.
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I would chitchat with muggles, I mean straight people, as they nodded heads and made notes of our relationship differences: extra awkwardness when the bill comes on first dates, fewer discussions about action movies, the need for short, manicured nails (think about it).
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The manicured lawns and multi-million dollar mansions — most of which are only occupied for a few weekends a year in the summer — serve as a constant reminder to many locals of the growing divide between the country's haves and have-nots.
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In a video shared to her Instagram account Monday, Graham is lounging on a beach chair in a black bikini and shielding her face from the sun in a wide-brim straw hat, her red-manicured hand place over her bare baby bump.
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While the model of the moment dipped her well-manicured toes into the acting world back in 2015 (she made an appearance in a short film for V Magazine), her latest fashion statement might signal her desire for some more mainstream fare.
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And yet setting out and refining a single set of moral norms is exactly what people expect from the leader of a global religion, one that is practised everywhere from manicured American suburbs to the slums of Manila or Rio de Janeiro.
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What sounded like a hoax worthy of Barnum had become by then the way a great many Americans buried their dead—on satin sheets in stainless-steel caskets, with hymns piped in their crypts through high-fidelity stereo, beneath vast, manicured lawns.
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But she is selling stale goods in which adult women spout girl-power clichés and conform to norms that make it very clear what kind of heroines still get to fly high: young, thin, beautiful, perfectly coifed, impeccably manicured and profoundly unthreatening.
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For Tanya Painter, 173, who served in the Army for six years, Vassar's thousand-acre campus with its manicured lawns and formal gardens was a world away from where she had been stationed at Camp Speicher, near Tikrit, Iraq, deep in the desert.
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HARIDWAR, India — Sitting on an orange sofa set over a Persian carpet, in a gated office park of freshly painted tan buildings and manicured lawns, Baba Ramdev is surrounded by the trappings of any major corporate leader almost anywhere in the world.
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The house, listed by Ben Quibrera of Rodeo Realty for $3.495 million, sits on Greenleaf Street in Sherman Oaks, an affluent, family-friendly Los Angeles suburb with upscale shopping malls and manicured parks, where the median price of a home is $1.14 million.
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Yet if the British Open is the oldest, the U.S. Open is the toughest and the PGA Championship has the deepest field, the Masters perhaps tops the list solely as the most memorable, thanks in large part to its manicured golf course.
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On top of all this, she's encouraging young women to follow her lead, tossing empty platitudes about empowerment to the curb to focus on financial independence, building a community, and subverting negative stereotypes about feminism—one perfectly manicured nail at a time.
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Known as the "Ladies of Llangollen" by the locals, the two became objects of fascination to the British upper classes both for their rarity—two platonic female friends living together independently—and for the beauty of their house and its manicured grounds.
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The politicians, civil servants and corporate lobbyists who live in substantial houses and apartments in central Delhi pay very little to get limitless supplies of piped water – whether for their bathrooms, kitchens or to wash the car, dog, or spray a manicured lawn.
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Other food intolerance tests have recently popped up too; one called Everlywell started showing up in my feed alongside perfectly plated food, manicured nails, and an assurance that a simple blood prick could easily tell you what foods were causing your stomach upset.
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The quaint suburban scene of midsize houses and neatly manicured lawns is punctured only by the telltale signs of a Hollywood film shoot: massive trucks filled with cables, video monitors set up under tents, and a robust crew hustling on and off set.
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I dropped my car off with valet and walked up the hotel's front steps, which brought me to a relaxed, but elegant porch with a peach tiled floor, plush couches and chairs, majestic columns, more manicured green hedges, and draped billowing white curtains.
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To Ms. Schwarzbaum's eye, the setting looked more like the manicured suburb in the opening scene of the horror film "Get Out," from which a black character is abducted; the actual Tivoli has wood-trimmed Victorian houses and generous patches of undeveloped land.
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Her character, Brooke, is a teacher in another Idyllic Small Town — this time in Ohio — who barely raises a manicured eyebrow upon meeting Sir Cole (Josh Whitehouse), a knight from 14th-century Britain sent out on a quest by a mysterious crone.
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Without any of the usual clues — there were no manicured panels of privet, overfertilized rose beds or aggressive hydrangeas — I could as easily be meandering through a remote forest preserve as a Hampton Bays garden on the edge of the Peconic Bay.
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Continue east on Mitcham Road and you will hit the neighborhood's hidden gem: Tooting Commons, a park of over 57173 acres with tangled paths running through manicured lawns, and Tooting Bec Lido, the largest freshwater pool in England which was built in 1906.
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Along with his manicured nails, bobbed hair and high-heeled shoes, the makeup made Mr. Sasaki, 23, appear more typically feminine than male, a striking choice in a society where men and women tend to hew strictly to conventional gender dress codes.
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But for the past five years, whenever he is in Paris, he has lived in an exquisitely preserved 21th-century hôtel particulier on the stately Place des Victoires, a short walk from the Louvre and the manicured gardens of the Palais Royal.
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Cook has been a consultant for M.L.B. on field construction and maintenance for nearly three decades, and he serves as the unofficial head groundskeeper for any league-sanctioned event played on a diamond not ordinarily manicured by one of its 20003 teams.
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Take Choate Rosemary Hall, a prep school in Wallingford, Connecticut, that may have served as the inspiration for Rory Gilmore's high school in Gilmore Girls and whose brick buildings and manicured lawns hosted IRL blue bloods like John F. Kennedy and Ivanka Trump.
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Consider him a stand-in for just about everyone who has access to Food Network, because there's probably not a soul out there that can resist homey roast chicken, picture-perfect fruit tarts, and those shots of Garten picking herbs from her manicured garden.
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The designers at Hipgnosis decided to play with the album's title rather than the weight of the band itself: The art shows a man washing his well-manicured hands over a sink with marble countertops, in a moment of luxury after having handled dirty money.
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I think what Rae Sremmurd have tapped into in the "Swang" video is a universal desire to have a wide-open, carefully manicured field at your disposal, and to liven up a dull party you weren't invited to (the party here being the golf course).
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But it's also so fucking good—featuring melodies, rhythms, and vocal performances that, when you're jogging through urban residential neighborhoods with manicured lawns that are abutted by toothless and pock-marked homeless men smiling at you in front of 7-Eleven, still sound incredible.
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While the Masters and host Augusta National Golf Club are outwardly old-fashioned, evoking a more genteel bygone era behind their manicured flowerbeds, tech free on-course experience (no cell phones or digital signage), and 1960s era food and drink prices, looks can be deceiving.
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Last November, he told an audience in the manicured South Carolina resort of Hilton Head to disbelieve claims by Mr Trump that 11m immigrants living in America without legal papers can all be deported—calling that "as likely as me flying to the moon".
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Chief executives, bankers, hospital administrators, heads of public relations firms and publishing houses, lawyers, marketers, caterers: Certain standards of appearance have long been de rigueur for women in these positions, from being reasonably fit and appropriately dressed to displaying attractive coifs and manicured nails.
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It's unlikely Leona herself will ever have another hit like it, but she can enjoy the fact that the shy girl from Hackney defied all the odds and at one point had the pop industry eating out the palm of her well-manicured hand.
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In California, years of drought turned the manicured lawn into a potent symbol of wealth and excess, as sprawling properties in Los Angeles enclaves like Bel Air stayed green at a time when millions of homeowners across the state were turning to drought-resistant alternatives.
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The estate, which began to grow sugar in the 17th century, offers visitors a gracious vision of plantation life with manicured gardens, grand dining rooms where the "plantocracy" — plantation owners and their families — entertained guests, and a restored sugar mill that is still processing cane.
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Across a bridge from the manicured downtown, the neighborhood is a braid of wire fences, taco shops, condemned buildings and modest houses — the homes of 14-year-old Esai Torres and thousands of others whose lives are intertwined with the Dukes and the Aces.
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The people living on Charles Manson's commune in the movie are not just would-be assassins but class interlopers — unemployed weirdos who have the gall to squat on an old movie ranch or drive their piece-of-shit car up a manicured private road.
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From my second-class seat (about $16.50, again booked through Visit Sri Lanka Tours), I could enjoy the percussive clacking of the train as it wound through the intensely lush, hilly terrain, with row after row of perfectly manicured tea plants dotting every slope.
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The much smaller hand of a white woman (bracelet around her wrist, rings on her fingers, dark polish on her nails) points to the palm's "heart line," while a similarly sized black woman's hand (also well-manicured) grips the big hand by its thumb.
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Not since the advent of the emoji has the peach enjoyed as much attention as it did in director Luca Guadagnino's Call Me By Your Name, a sensuous, slow-burning romantic drama, set against the manicured backdrop of the Italian Riviera in the summer of 1983.
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PITTSBURGH- Since the late 6900's, the family who owned and ran this Texaco gas station tried everything to remind the glut of suburban traffic that passed them every day to get to their well manicured homes outside the city limits the importance of shopping local.
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I'd argue that this manicured dirt plays the most intriguing role in this tableau: It introduces a subtle myth that raises uncertainty about the care of these instant artifacts, and it reminds us that everything is at risk of eventual neglect, of falling into cultural irrelevance.
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I was lulled by the sound of the machines soaping up the clothes, the manufactured scent of mountain springs, the manicured hands that maneuvered the red buttons of a blender on all three screens at once: a trio of zucchinis went to shreds. 1-800-BLENDIT!
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Young couples have bought starter homes — fixer-uppers that may be next door to an abandoned house waiting to be scooped up — that are a third of the price of those with manicured lawns and somewhat sterile charm in the nearby suburbs of Oakwood and Kettering.
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Young couples have bought starter homes — fixer-uppers that may be next door to an abandoned house waiting to be scooped up — that are a third of the price of those with manicured lawns and somewhat sterile charm in the nearby suburbs of Oakwood and Kettering.
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THE MINIMALIST URGE is by its nature a cerebral one: An architect engineers a precise series of cantilevered boxes for a manicured slice of paradise; a decorator decides against a side table in the living room lest it reduce the impact of a solitary Modernist chair.
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The surprisingly short sentence follows a dizzying fall from grace for 69-year-old Manafort, whose once-opulent lifestyle involved splashing out millions on seven homes, manicured lawns, flashy suits, jackets made of rare animal skins, and high-end cars, according to evidence presented at his trial.
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The ceiling lattice work with its orderly scheme of glass windows and the manicured, symmetrically placed, under-lit trees are beautifully picturesque, but the rhino barely visible in cobalt and black has its open mouth raised to the night sky which is obstructed by the anthropogenic ceiling.
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And especially the Bang Bang bar sequence in Fire Walk With Me. And in a similarly art-house-y register, the empty streets at the end conjure up memories of the manicured, sound-stage streets of New York City in Stanley Kubrick's last film, Eyes Wide Shut.
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But that doesn't negate the fact that, on its best days, joshi is a place of freedom—one of the few spaces in pro wrestling where women can express themselves with the full extent of their athleticism without worrying about the manicured, reality-show demands of the WWE.
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Owing a debt to several culturally significant horror touchstones, most notably "The Stepford Wives," the film niftily probes how African Americans are treated by well-meaning whites, before the slightly awkward exchanges and tone-deaf references give way to something considerably creepier lurking beneath the neatly manicured surface.
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Our well-manicured campus was typically too far north and too far west for Jim Cantore to show up with Gore-Tex and a boom mic, but we had hurricane parties anyway for every hurricane that materialized anywhere in the Atlantic because, well, it was an excuse to drink.
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A look at her most commonly used phrases validates the truth in this: Zachary Crockett / Vox While Trump repeatedly markets his television appearances to his followers (he uses "I will be interviewed" almost as many times as his campaign slogan), Clinton's tweets read like the manicured politician she is.
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Glued to my seat, paint brushes and pencils standing dutifully at attention in their jars, cursor blinking while waiting for the perfectly manicured statement to spill from my academic mind onto my feed, where students and colleagues are privy to my musings, promotional posts, and advocacy for change.
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Location: Tremezzina, Como, ItalyIn a nutshell: A 92-room, early 20th-century hotel on the shores of Lake Como with an old-world feel, impeccably manicured park, private beach, and two pools Starting rate: $560 per night*Based on March 14-15, 2020 availabilitySource: US News & World Report
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There are YouTube channels that take ASMR requests, with well-manicured hands brushing over various suggested surfaces like homemade pop rocks, softly narrated in what can only be described as "ASMR voice"—barely a whisper, captured with two powerful microphones to capture every click of the tongue and lips.
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Not much distinguishes Time for Us from the band's previous full-length record, the fizzy, glittering LOL (2016): both albums share a flowery pastoral aesthetic that's common in Korean pop, gliding with expertly manicured lightness as liquid keyboards and silky strings contain the songs in gilded, lace-plaited boxes.
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An obvious example is the way dating culture has evolved: We strive to maintain the perfectly manicured image of ourselves that we present on Tinder when we meet people in real life, which makes it harder for us to be truly open and present in our encounters, she says.
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It's a bit of a trek to find it (thus the lovely lack of crowds), but once you do, the 5-acre, perfectly manicured brainchild of Amir Dialameh — a park lover who managed to get the city's permission to replant an area hit by brushfire — is sure to stun.
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It might be a bit hard to tell — people may legitimately cringe at the idea of a glossy European fashion brand's manicured idea of "grit" and "art" being used to sell clothes, and may question the depth of its engagement — but it is also perhaps a moment of recognition.
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Instead, she cinematically builds a case against Marcos by folding in increasingly tough interviews with brutalized anti-Marcos activists and by deploying a surgical attention to detail: images of grasping hands are contrasted with manicured hands holding money; stuffed animals are set against images of real abused wild ones.
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Ms. Marlowe, a lawyer who most recently was diversity officer at the University of California, Santa Cruz, was also recruited by two other colleges this year before settling at Clark, a manicured campus of about 3,000 students an hour west of Boston in this heavily working-class city.
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For now, she is still surrounded by the trappings of luxury in the palace designed by Oscar Niemeyer: the battalion of servants serving tiny cups of coffee, the heated pool in a well-manicured garden, the modernist masterpieces by Emiliano Di Cavalcanti and Alfredo Volpi hanging on the walls.
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That recognition of talent and drive was wonderful to see, and gives me hope that someday—if not anytime soon—the Grammys will finally get their manicured thumbs out of their asses, and give the heavy metal community a real, honest, respectful chance to show what we can do.
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International Real Estate 10 Photos View Slide Show ' A SIX-BEDROOM VILLA IN CAP ESTATE $2.5 MILLION Set on 2.85 acres of manicured, sloping parkland, this home is in the Cap Estate neighborhood of Gros Islet, a community in the northwestern part of the Caribbean island of St. Lucia.
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It's easy to see that the Cranbrook of today is similar to that of yesteryear: the grounds remain pristinely manicured, people walk across the campus in relatively muted conversation, and the Saarinen House, which the elder architect designed for his family, remains a vital part of the educational community.
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" She continues, "But we have been asked, entreated, to make parallels, and Serena Joy, as others have argued, hearkens the honey-smiles of Ivanka and Hope Hicks and every other refined conservative woman who, with nails buffed and manicured, voted to divest millions in their country of constitutional rights.
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Opened in January 2016, after a reported $23.5 million overhaul of an existing resort site, the 53-acre property put the emphasis on "village" — the outdoor décor has the feel of a 1950s American suburb, with gazebos, fountains, neatly manicured lawns and two pools with covered swim-up bars.
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Nancy was born, the youngest of four children, in 1953, and grew up, first, in the suburb of Silver Spring, Maryland, a quiet, orderly place, where, Goldin has said, the main goal was not to reveal too much or pry into the well-manicured lives of your neighbors.
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What I didn't expect to see were the omnipresent smiles, the sense of optimism shared by so many people I met, from pig roasters to young entrepreneurs, and from the meticulously manicured cobblestoned streets of Old San Juan to the roller-coaster hills in the center of the island.
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The American, who missed last year's tournament while pregnant with daughter Alexis Olympia, proved she had lost none of her old warrior skills as she overcame gusting winds and a tumble on Court One's manicured lawn to outclass tricky opponent Arantxa Rus 7-20163 6-3 in the first round.
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The queen and her husband Prince Philip greeted the president and U.S. first lady Michelle Obama as their helicopter touched down on the manicured lawns of Windsor Castle, the oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world located about 20 miles (32 km) to the west of the British capital.
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There is already one on the market — Villa Leopolda (also known as Villa Les Cedres) in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, France, that was once the home to Belgium's King Leopold II. The property has 35 acres of manicured grounds overlooking the ocean, and is on the market for $1.1 billion.
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For their part, Mr. Trump's daughters, Ivanka and Tiffany, as well as Donald Jr. and Eric's wives adopted a minimalist, manicured style — sleeveless sheath dresses, pumps, simple hair that takes hours to perfect — could be defined as newscaster-meets-"Veep": a television-friendly version of the high-powered woman's working wardrobe.
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Alas, last week a crime of the latter variety occurred in northern Italy, when ne'er-do-wells emptied hundreds of thousands of bottles-worth of aging wine from their tanks, spilling the gifts of Dionysus into the manicured grounds of a centuries-old estate nestled amidst the hills of Lombardy.
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While the level of activity obstructed the cutouts at times, which emerge from manicured bushes, the area — lined with restaurants, shops, and a large marketplace — contributes to Tran's commentary; it bespeaks the irony of "resolving" a landfill problem, as the case with "Garbage Hill," with businesses that beget more waste.
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The sunlight came and went, still burning off the remaining cloud cover and playing across the manicured gardens of the converted textile mill, looking out over the valley and village below — the same high spot where the colonizing Spanish built a church to symbolize god's reign over all things earthly.
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The three arrived in Talent a few days later to a warm welcome from Ms. Rodas's gregarious 9- and 5-year-old daughters, Evelyn and Kailyn, and her year-old son, Liam, in a mobile home park where many bright-colored single-wide trailers have manicured gardens and display American flags.
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These are the words of Tiffany "New York" Pollard, the woman we grew to know and love since the moment she stepped her French-manicured foot on the Bachelor-on-acid VH1 reality dating show Flavor of Love, which led to her eventually becoming the undisputed queen of reaction memes.
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Thankfully, in a mini-tweetstorm earlier today, he decided to use his stratospheric platform to talk about how stupid it is, and to take a stand for his new teammate: Even if this is a way to further promote LeBron's perfectly-manicured brand, he's certainly out there putting truth to power.
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While whacking a furry yellow ball across manicured lawns remains a priority for most players — maybe with the exception of Bernard Tomic who was fined 45,000 pounds after organizers deemed he had 'tanked' his first-round match — Ash Barty and Sloane Stephens are also having a ball away from the courts.
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Josephine Pryde's work brings us back to the virtual reality of the 21st century with Hands "Für Mich," a series of photographs of women's hands, often holding some form of screen,whether smartphone or tablet, or natural object such as driftwood, each carefully manicured and shot in close up as if for advertising.
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It's all well and good for Andy Rubin, co-founder of Android, to sit in a courtroom and explain that Android makes money despite giving a product away for free, but outside the walls of the courthouse, the elegant, perfectly manicured, proprietary walled gardens of Apple are beating the goddamn pants off Android.
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There were Gigi Hadid, Ruby Rose, Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively, among other young celebrities, who rushed into the water, posed for a group shot, and rushed out again, climbing the armor stones to the manicured lawn, upon which they tossed a football and careered down an enormous inflated red bouncy water slide.
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Taking a break from a game of bowls on the club's manicured bowling green, Raymond Gorton, an 81-year-old former coal miner, showed off a mangled finger smashed by a mine accident in the 1950s and recalled how he had almost been killed in a 1965 accident that shattered his neck.
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A new secretary was sworn in at the Department of Veterans Affairs in late July, but the people actually in charge of the agency may not have changed, and they are not at the headquarters in Washington, but on the manicured grounds of Mar-a-Lago, President Trump's West Palm Beach estate.
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But in recent weeks, a dissident group has emerged to block the sale, putting the Brooklyn development at the center of a bruising grudge match, and leaving its 220,280 residents uncertain about the future of their home, a working-class oasis of 22003 towers spread across 1.23 well-manicured acres on Jamaica Bay.
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On the Market 18 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties: • In Peconic, N.Y., a four-bedroom, two-bath house built in 1930 with a back patio with a deepwater dock on an estuary leading to Peconic Bay, and a mature, well-manicured garden, on .
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And some of the work (like filling the courtyard space of the gallery with tents to call attention to the homeless population living just a few blocks away from its manicured garden and bustling restaurant) was a welcome and powerful reminder of the income inequalities that confront the city and the country.
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Ms. Stroh would stand outside the family's six-bedroom Spanish Mediterranean home in the manicured Detroit suburb of Grosse Pointe in 1973 as her father, Eric Stroh, pretended to be a stranger as he drove by in his silver Chrysler, waving a chocolate bar as temptation and beckoning her to the car.
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"I am excited to be part of a growing movement of citizens to reverse the environmentally destructive side-effects of the American obsession with manicured lawns and landscapes," the homeowner, Maggie Redfern, who is also the deputy director of the Connecticut College Arboretum in New London, wrote in a letter to officials.
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In the tiny hilltop town where he first set up shop in 1978 — which now includes the sprawling and manicured corporate campus out of which come impeccable garments some refer to as Gap wear for the One Percent — everything Mr. Cucinelli surveys from a frescoed office in a restored medieval tower belongs to him.
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Their rent at Casa Guidi included free admission to these manicured grounds of the Palazzo Pitti, and the couple often came here with their son, Pen, a beloved only child who was born in Florence in 1849 after Elizabeth had suffered two miscarriages (childhood illness, combined with a lifelong morphine addiction, compounded her health problems).
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There was a long series of clay slabs with handprint impressions from longtime employees, and walls and walls of art sourced from Wisconsin-area artists: a dragon perched in an iron bird cage; expanses of blue and purple stained glass; a clock featuring manicured poodles and Cupid; an old-timey circus ad painted on canvas.
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They wore blazers and skirt sets from Casual Corner ("like a bunch of Ally McBeals," one former saleswoman told me), their hair done up in French twists, their nails manicured, everything perfection, not like the side-ponied kids at the Gap in their shlumpy sweaters or the acid-washed stoners running the Orange Julius.
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Ranging from the early 1900s to today, from the well-manicured neighborhoods of greater Los Angeles to prostitutes' hotel rooms in New York to the confines of a gossip-soaked kibbutz, Ball's narrative sidesteps the Middle East's many crises, focusing instead on the roiling clashes inside the domestic world of a set of intertwined individuals.
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WATCH THIS: Take a Look at the Former Most Expensive House, a $250 Modernist Mansion in Bel Air The mansion sits on the sprawling property, which also touts a tennis court, a guest house designed by architect Wallace Neff, manicured gardens, a 75-foot pool and pool house, and a shielded parking area that fits 40 cars.
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The dog now enjoys the manicured gardens of the Presidential Blue House where he's since been joined by two Korean hunting dogs, a gift to Moon from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Tori's story is emblematic of a shift in attitudes across South Korean society as dogs go from the dinner table to treasured companions.
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While today that might translate into the stereotypical idea of Miami as a manicured party town by the beach, filmmakers Dennis Scholl and Kareem Tabsch chose to turn their lenses back in time to document the very vibrant community of elderly Jewish retirees who chose to move to Miami, escaping the harsh winters of the Northeast.
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Perhaps the perfectly manicured woman behind the counter who takes my order will become embroiled in a KFC-style health and safety bathing-in-the-sink scandal or the sheer number of Nando's (there are 11 restaurants in Manchester alone) will reach the critical point of ubiquity and suffer a McDonald's-style loss in profit and pulling power.
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That's the lure that the glamorously well-manicured British multi-hyphenate Eddie Izzard — comedian, movie actor, Broadway veteran and vociferous anti-Brexiteer, who has called himself "essentially transgender" — is offering to New York audiences as he embarks on 260 standup performances at the 153-seat Vineyard Theater: two shows each night, starting on Monday, Sept. 215.
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By the fireplace in a countryside bar in Norway with a glass of citrusy traditional kveik beer; under an immaculately manicured tree, lost in a feudal-era park in the Japanese city of Takamatsu; on the front porch of the farmhouse where I stayed on Orcas Island, listening to the competing conversations of ducks, geese and turkeys.
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So Mazza joined a yoga class and at first it was all going well, even though there were awkward moments anyone new to yoga may feel — it seemed too "enlightened" for her, the yoga instructor already knew everyone else, and her mom bod and hairy toes felt out of place in a room full of slim women with perfectly manicured toenails, she said.
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By the time she whips through a Destiny's Child "Say My Name" cover, her ragtag group of an audience—the City boy, the black girls at the front getting their absolute lives, the industry types slightly off to the side where their red wine won't be spilled by exuberant dancing—have turned to putty in whichever manicured hand isn't clutching her mic.
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It's a good idea to (as the British say) take the piss out of a heroic modernist narrative that many, like me, learned through schooling or constant trips to those authoritative survey museums that never let you in on the secret that they had a point of view, an agenda that deliberately manicured a more organically messy set of historical developments.
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"With his painted, manicured nails and flamboyant sense of style, he's been at odds with the machista, or often toxic masculinity, culture that's often ingrained in Latinx life," writes MTV's Lucas Villa, who notes how the video is likely a direct reaction to Bad Bunny's homophobic incident in July, when a salon in Spain refused him service because of his painted nails.
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Suddenly, the manicured appearance of all the women's lives starts to break down: Renata loses her fortune, Bonnie goes nearly mute with guilt, Madeline sabotages her marriage, Celeste turns to Ambien and nearly dies in a car accident, and Jane finds that she cannot be intimate with a new love interest because she is still processing trauma from her rape eight years earlier.
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If part of the governor's job is to judge the character of those closest to him, Mr. Cuomo had seemingly failed spectacularly, damaging the reputation of the marquee projects he promoted as salvation for hard-pressed areas in central and western New York, and hurting his own manicured image as a competent and ethical leader of a state mired in dysfunction.
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Here are the best rakes you can buy:Best rake overall: Fiskars Leaf RakeBest adjustable rake: Gardenite 63-inch Adjustable Garden Leaf RakeBest leaf scoops: ReLeaf Leaf ScoopsBest kid's rake: Toysmith 27-Inch Kid's Metal Leaf Rake with Hardwood HandleBest bow rake: Bully Tools Bow RakeBest small rake: Corona RK 62060 Fixed Shrub RakeThe best lawn mowersA well-manicured lawn offers great curb appeal.
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RIVERHEAD, N.Y. — The trial of a Long Island foster father accused of sexually abusing numerous children in his care began on Wednesday, as prosecutors described how his outwardly tranquil home — with its manicured lawn and classic cars parked in the driveway — was "like a prison" inside for the boys he was raising, many of whom suffered from mental illness or had low I.Q.s.
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While official help was slow to arrive after the strongest hurricane ever to make landfall in the Bahamas, Baker's Bay patrons sent private helicopters and supplies and even evacuated the injured and vulnerable, said residents who in ordinary times wouldn't be allowed even to set foot in the manicured, members-only enclave that covers a huge swath of their island.
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Egyptian artist Iman Issa installed a cryptic sculpture in its manicured garden, "Surrogates, a film about things to be used, in order of appearance, by self or others, for touching upon larger, insidious, or different things," where a sinuous pipe feeds into a miniature cactus arrangement, in a surrealist setup that evokes the absurdity of geopolitical connections and exploitation of natural resources.
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He relocated to London last year—"The life I led in France did not suit me anymore," he wrote in a blog post about wanting a new start—and his feed presents the kind of manicured, jet-set existence the photo-sharing app typically rewards: posts full of bright, chunky colors, stylish shots from trendy travel hubs like Mykonos and Saint-Tropez, the occasional inspirational quote.
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When people in Los Angeles talk about "the desert" they mean one of two quite different things: They are either referring to the manicured, climate-controlled, midcentury modern, golf-green, martini-chilled, enclaves of Palm Springs, Palm Desert, La Quinta and their surrounding resort cities, or they mean the High Desert, usually the town of Joshua Tree in the untamed, purportedly mystical, rawer, region to the north.
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They are listed as follows:CURRENTLY... LOVING MY HUSBAND...HATING THAT PEOPLE DON'T GET THAT KANYE WILL STAND UP AGAINST THE WHOLE WORLD FOR HIS CREATIVITY AND ART....LISTENING TO "I LOVE KANYE"...WEARING YEEZY SEASON 3 SAMPLES I TOOK FROM THE SHOW...WANTING EVERYONE TO BE AS HONEST AS KANYE...WATCHING KANYE SHOOT HIS NEW VIDEO...READING KANYE'S TWEETSAnd of course, her KIMOJI MOOD is a well-manicured middle-finger.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads NANJING, China — Recently I had a revelation while walking through the Guggenheim's exhibition Contemporary Art of the Middle East and North Africa, where I experienced a unique and familiar kind of dissonance: the broad swath of geopolitically and culturally volatile regions the exhibition claims to encompass is somehow distilled and distanced in a clean, manicured presentation tucked into the side of the institution's iconic ramps.
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