"Maybe something a little more flattering," she used to say.
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If you show a little bit more, it's actually more flattering.
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Admittedly, this more ombre application is much more flattering and multidimensional.
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But initial returns for the two leaders are more flattering to France.
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Also, we have ideas to make your lighting at home more flattering.
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The split between the two casts a more flattering light on handmade work.
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Cryptocurrency enthusiasts like to claim a more flattering comparison—with the 21s dotcom bubble.
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Shorter listening settings are more flattering to these earbuds, anyway, since they're not overly comfortable.
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It's even more flattering for scientists who are fans of the people in those movies.
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Fortunately, ski pants, jackets, and other layers have become shockingly more flattering in recent years.
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Luke's Instagram paints a more flattering picture of Jordan, showing the family is tight-knit.
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Other apps, like FaceTune, allow users to edit their selfies to make them more flattering.
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A peach that would be more flattering in the winter if it was a hint darker.
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In any case, on social media, a follow may be even more flattering than a date.
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Other items available include a Banksy print and a somewhat more flattering portrait of President Obama.
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Perhaps. If anything, it's certainly more flattering than a colorful back tattoo of a giant phoenix.
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It makes for a more flattering portrayal, perhaps, but also a flatter and less human one.
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The caption explains why she embraces the slouching photo just as much as the more "flattering" one.
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Then, Trump retweeted an unflattering image of Heidi Cruz, alongside a more flattering photo of Melania Trump.
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"Theoretically, people with longer arms can take a more flattering selfie than people with shorter arms," he says.
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There's a drawstring waist, which allows you to get a more flattering fit from the otherwise oversized silhouette.
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We often think of summer insects as pests, but many qualify for a far more flattering term: pollinators.
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But in parts of Europe a different Brexit comparison is being made, and it is no more flattering.
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But switching to a more flattering way to track returns smacks of trying to mask a lack of growth.
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"There's nothing more flattering than letting someone know that you like them and would be into dating," Greene says.
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A new Studio Lighting feature, developed in collaboration with photographer Kevin Abosch, similarly aims to produce more flattering portraits.
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The Post also noted, however, that Kurtz provides a more "flattering portrayal" of Trump's staff compared with Wolff's book.
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"Always look at yourself in an upwards direction when applying makeup as it's a much more flattering angle," she advises.
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Even though the leg is tapered, it is way more flattering to my curvy figure than the straight leg jeans.
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I'm glad it's part of the uniform because it holds everything in place and makes the shorts fit more flattering.
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The document, which reads like a transcript, was widely expected to cast the president's behavior in a more flattering light.
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Just as we were about to begin, PEOPLE's photo editor gently suggested she change her shirt for a more flattering option.
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The new wave 'Barbie feet,' a doll-inspired pose that models are using to lengthen their legs for more flattering shapes.
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The method, which tends to give a more flattering mileage rating, is approved in the United States but not in Japan.
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Mr. Hannity of Fox News, though, has a singular place at it, providing Mr. Trump a far more flattering television mirror.
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Spicer's was more flattering of the president, while Manigault Newman accused Trump of being a racist and misogynist in her book.
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Ms. Rider said schools were not instructed to report fewer episodes or to downgrade their severity to create a more flattering portrait.
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A condenser mic, employing new technology, mounted on a straw-thin gooseneck, would almost disappear before assembled lenses and yield more flattering imagery.
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Plus-size fashion as a dangerous whole is often predicated on ideas of what is "flattering," and skirts were more flattering than pants.
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For $50, Everlane's work pants look more flattering, feel more comfortable, and retain their shape for longer and than my other "affordable" pairs.
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People I knew flocked to Snapchat that summer, and it soon became much like any other social media platform (albeit with more flattering filters).
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CLEVELAND (Reuters) - An Ohio man wanted for drunk driving, unsatisfied with his police mug shot, sent them a photo he felt was more flattering.
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And, because we all go back to what we know, Trump ends the day live-tweeting more television -- and more flattering comments about himself.
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The full tuck is clearly a lot more flattering for my body than the French tuck, which, conversely, makes me look sloppy and disheveled.
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They told senators that the House managers had cherry-picked the facts they liked and hid others that were more flattering to the president.
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Depp later called the Rolling Stone profile itself "a sham," telling British GQ "I was shafted" in a much gentler and more flattering profile.
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People called the second photo "more flattering," but we need to do away with the idea that some versions of ourselves are better than others.
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Unlike the blowouts we once saw on Who's the Boss, the big and bold hair on the runway felt sexy and more flattering than ever.
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Such pictures are also more flattering when photographing people, as the warmer hues and forgiving degree of detail are like a built-in beautification mode.
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Seeing celebrities in Taft will always be fun, but nothing will ever be more flattering to us than seeing each of you in our shoes.
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Plus, as a petite woman, I find cropped lengths to be so much more flattering than a pool of extra fabric sitting at my feet.
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But now, an older — and more flattering — daguerreotype of Adams, America's sixth president, has surfaced, and will be sold at auction at Sotheby's in October.
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She is disciplined and cautious, but often convoluted as she tries to thread the needle between the full truth and her more flattering cherry picked version.
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"I think all of us probably could have done a better job in bringing out our supporters," Sanders said, before pivoting to a more flattering metric.
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In place of these key metrics, tech companies are touting new figures that sound more flattering and at the same time can be harder to parse.
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Meanwhile, Jalil Lespert's Yves Saint Laurent (also released in 2014) was approved by Bergé himself and gives both him and Saint Laurent a much more flattering portrayal.
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The method used by Mitsubishi tends to result in a more flattering assessment of fuel economy and is approved in the United States but not in Japan.
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This snowball effect is critical to the site, because the longer one spends on it, the more flattering attention they get from their steadily increasing flow of followers.
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They're told to steer clear of options like bulky jackets, tops that accentuate the shoulders, or tall heels in order to accentuate and create a more 'flattering' image.
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The longer focal length of the telephoto lens makes for a much more flattering perspective, and the color reproduction is far more natural than Huawei's overly saturated image.
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The intention is to make you look more flattering by accentuating, hiding, and minimizing aspects of your body — using fruit as a way to objectify it for evaluation.
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I also love the Stretch Ponte Crop Pant, which closely resembles its skinny sibling, but has an even more flattering length for the more petite gals out there.
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Gordon notes that using a razor in the mid-lengths will create a softness to the hair that is more flattering to a variety of textures and lengths.
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For me, it's the fit of the pants; it's a high-waisted short, which is just more flattering on most women, and something Margot was more comfortable with.
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A host of online reputation management companies like Metal Rabbit and Reputation Defender are there to help you transform your Google search results by creating more flattering content.
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So Cavallari subtly struck back with a new, more flattering photo of Cutler, who is currently recovering from a shoulder injury that brought an early end to his football season.
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The below photo was taken with a selfie stick, so it's more intense of an angle, but you can see how the camera looking down on you is more flattering.
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This clip-on ring light gives off a white glow that's much more flattering than a bathroom's yellow light, and can also be helpful for shooting videos in the dark.
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The men, at least, have better — more active, more essential, more flattering — tropes to return to, because men have always had better tropes to return to in stories like these.
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Mr. Spicer was only the latest in a long procession of public figures who have sought to use "Dancing With the Stars" to portray themselves in a more flattering light.
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A classic narrative, one of the more flattering to the early industrializers, holds that European institutions and culture offered unusually fertile ground for new ideas and incentives for their application.
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Last month, in a separate scandal involving fuel efficiency, Mitsubishi Motors acknowledged using a testing method, banned in Japan, that tended to produce a more flattering assessment of fuel economy.
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A Post source also said the Enquirer would sometimes receive requests for changes -- generally requests for more flattering cover photos or altered headlines -- in response to the pre-publication materials.
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Molstad posted what she deemed a more flattering photo of herself (standing up, with her arms behind her head) next to another photo of herself (in the same clothes, sitting down).
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But before the weather really heats up, you can make a purchase that will totally eliminate that sweat mustache so you can focus on the more flattering features of your look.
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On the other hand, for women with ample booty like myself, high-sitting straps feel more flattering and freeing than the butcher's twine that is '90s love-handle-hugging-low riders.
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Huddy appeared on a panel for Sunday's episode of CNN's "Reliable Sources," where she laid out how individual Fox News anchors could craft a more flattering take on a negative story.
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While he was critical of Republican lawmakers, Mr. Rosenstein was more flattering of Mr. Trump during Tuesday's event at the Newseum in Washington honoring the Constitution and the rule of law.
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"This is always going to be more flattering, as opposed to shooting from a low perspective," says Larissa Cleveland, a San Francisco-based professional photographer who shoots fine art weddings and editorials.
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But if a dancer has darker-than-pink skin, they may opt to change the color of their shoes and tights to create a more flattering line on the leg and foot.
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Of course, to become that character, she had to get all decked out in a skintight motion-capture sure, which is more flattering on RiRi than it has any right to be.
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Celebs such as Alicia Keys and Julianna Margulies are already fans of the color block design, but this piece holds a few more design tricks that create an even more flattering finish.
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But according to the state auditor, Elaine Howle, evidence showed that the questionnaires were altered at the behest of Ms. Napolitano's staff to portray the president's office in a more flattering light.
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And the sale was followed by reports of editors suddenly altering articles about Mr. Adelson's business dealings to put them in a more flattering light, or holding from publication articles about him altogether.
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Trump's openness to the foreign leader and desire to paint him in a more flattering light than he has been in the past has clearly created to paths for the parties to follow.
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Measures like contribution margin offer a more flattering view of a company&aposs financialsThe fuss spotlights why some regulators and critics are concerned about companies&apos increasingly widespread use of such customized measures.
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One is dominated by Gellert Grindelwald (a perfectly unmemorable Johnny Depp), an evil wizard who looks like he's been dipped in flour (and who last appeared in the more flattering form of Colin Farrell).
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Republican hawks, such as Senator John McCain, who have been appalled both by America's passivity over Syria and Mr Trump's chumminess towards Mr Putin, may now see him in a new and more flattering light.
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It's a story about the lengths to which a powerful company is willing to go to intimidate the press into writing more flattering coverage however it can — a disturbing impulse that shouldn't just worry critics.
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I felt confident wearing them with a tighter bodysuit because the waistband hit at just the right spot, and I feel like they were more flattering in the butt then other designer denim brands I've tried.
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But that inaccessibility, combined with the rising interest in plastic surgery spurred by image-focused platforms like TikTok, has bolstered a social media subtrend: showing off nonsurgical methods to remodel your face for more flattering selfies.
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But the race to receive (and even edit) more flattering photographs for public consumption is just one more sign that this administration is only concerned with appearances, not with the health and safety of the American people.
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For firms in the S&P 500 index, the gap between these official profits and the more flattering "adjusted" numbers that they shove in front of investors is now about 20%, well above the long-term trend.
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Lucrative side hustle: Bonobos Dunn's first involvement with Bonobos was to help his cofounder and roommate Brian Spaly sell Spaly's design for more flattering men's pants while both were full-time students at Stanford's Graduate School of Business.
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With Obama's re-election campaign mostly gliding along despite concerns about a slowly recovering economy, Clinton stepped to the plate to deliver a keynote address focused almost entirely on putting the president's record into a more flattering context.
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Meyers was, in other words, prepared for the task of interviewing a presidential adviser — and one famous for manipulating questions to give more flattering answers, no less — in a way that pushed past the usual late-night pleasantries.
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Yes, it's a worldview that casts Obama's foreign policy record in a more flattering light — since his actions flow from his worldview, obviously they will look better from his perspective — but it's also a pretty difficult pitch to make.
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She proceeded to spend ten minutes discussing whether I looked more like Emma Stone or Amy Adams and then took me out onto Park Avenue to take flattering 'spontaneous' photos of me where she coached me into more flattering angles.
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It takes better slow motion (203fps at 220p) better 24K video (24fps), and does a little better in low-light (faint, faint praise), but the big new trick this year is "portrait lighting" which promises to help you take more flattering selfies.
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It's the latest volley in a tit-for-tat between Trump and the network, whose right-leaning opinion hosts like Hannity largely cover Trump favorably but which is being replaced in his affections by the even more flattering One America News Network.
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" Democrats are seeking a more flattering spotlight for 2020 After the Barr summary, "Democrats lost control of the political narrative" to Trump and the GOP, diagnosed Julian Zelizer, and "they will have to work quickly if they want to get it back.
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But I feel as though the work I did on this does not lose any of the essence of what was good about the original and reveals some stuff that wasn't there before—as well as present it in a more flattering and cohesive light.
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I admit I am most persuaded, though, by Bacevich's suggestion that American foreign policy professionals, regardless of gender, have been drawn to myths of American credibility that allow them to see their work, and to some extent themselves, in a more flattering and uncomplicated light.
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Frank Bruni On his first full day in office, our new president harangued the National Park Service about more flattering inauguration photos and preened in front of a memorial to real American heroes, crowing about how often he's been on the cover of Time magazine.
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The usual way to dispel an effective attack in a political campaign is for the candidate to acknowledge it as little as possible and immediately change the subject to something more flattering, or to claim that the American people don't really care about this at all.
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The president has focused so much on lights at the White House that he asked for bright television lights, used in the East Room since at least the Carter administration, to be removed in favor of softer, natural light and the more flattering glow of chandeliers.
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The proximity sensor has been replaced by ultrasound, the earpiece has been replaced with a piezoelectric speaker that uses the metal frame to generate sound, and the front-facing camera is relocated to the bottom (though the phone can thankfully be rotated upside down for more flattering selfies).
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President Trump called NPS director, Michael Reynolds, in the early morning after the inauguration on January 21, 2017, and while we don't know the exact details of what they talked about, we now know that Sean Spicer called Reynolds repeatedly asking for what the Guardian describes as "more flattering" photos.
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For those with unfortunately shaped heads, there is still hope: Ms. Donoghue said there are slight variations on the cut, like a "subtle fade," in which the hair "hugs the nape and hairline a little tighter and then gradually fades into a round shape," which tends to be more flattering.
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He says he did not like the way the photographs portrayed him — he says he was pictured buying beer (which he says was for the guards at the place where he lives.) Orchestrated by his other daughter, Samantha Markle, he posed for photos that he hoped would show him in a more flattering light.
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"Unless there is evidence of a renewed slowdown in the broader economic data, we still expect resilient activity to result in some upside to import growth in the coming months, not least given that the sharp drop in global commodity prices at the end of last year should provide a more flattering base for comparison," he said.
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"There is a huge gap in the market for a predominantly women's wear focused streetwear brand — especially one that really thinks and considers the woman's body and form," Kreis tells T. The designers wanted to make a collection with classic pieces like a hoodie, a sweater, a tracksuit — but tailored in ways that would be more flattering for women.
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To help restore our lineups to their former glory, we've rounded up the season's very best in long-lasting, high-quality denim — all courtesy of AG. From a bold red jean jacket that makes traditional washes literally pale in comparison to a pair of dark-wash cropped flares that are even more flattering than our go-to skinnies, these elevated, expertly faded and frayed staples are the ammo we need to take on spring in stride — and dodge every boring #OOTD along the way.
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