Israel's interest, apart from cultivating friendly countries, is more low-key.
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Abbi's is much more low key and in a word: relatable.
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The other V.R. settings are more low key but still intimate.
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Looking for something a little more low-key than a margarita?
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Meanwhile, a handful of other designers were far more low key.
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Ultimately, though, your more low-key and playful approach won Sean over.
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There's always the possibility that they'll decide on something more low-key.
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But Middleton's latest turn in the spotlight was decidedly more low-key.
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They're more low-key, but it's the same kind of ultimate power.
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Harry's more low-key and not into the same stuff she's into.
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A working visit would be more low-key than a full state visit.
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Richard was more low-key in person than his public persona would suggest.
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The Giulia is far more low-key — a dignified four-door, oozing luxury.
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But when it comes to body art, Minaj is a little more low key.
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And her holistic approach is even more low-key when it comes to beauty.
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And coach Todd Bowles is way more low key than Rex Ryan, his predecessor.
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Cook's personal style is much more low-key than Jobs' — almost anyone's would be.
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"This one just seems like it's a little bit more low key," she said.
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That will help keep the operations more low-key and away from prying eyes.
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This year's summit was more low-key than the first one two years ago.
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Despite the more low-key nature of the event, some noted positive changes, too.
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"[They're] much more low-key and not in the spotlight like before," the source said.
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Surprisingly though, Hailey Bieber (nèe Baldwin) prefers more low-key dates with her new husband.
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Is he looking for love in a more low-key way the second time around?
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But in lieu of her intense Pilates classes, she opted for more low-key exercises.
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Thursday's ceremony is expected to be more low key than the one planned for July.
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But now, the singer-actress seems "very happy" living a a more low-key life.
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Bahamian Gardiner's competitions will be even more low key with a couple of 300m races.
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The Box House's restaurant, The Brooklyn Lantern, is more low-key and great for breakfast.
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But the final week of her sabbatical was much more low key, in Western Massachusetts.
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The Mini X also comes with gray wheels, which are a whole lot more low key.
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It will be held at a much smaller church and will likely be more low-key.
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Now, they're "much more low-key and not in the spotlight like before," continues the insider.
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Buying a bunch of kitty litter is a little more low-key, though...a little thirsty, Drake.
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As such, Friendsgiving decor is more low-key — and, dare I say, more fun — than Thanksgiving decor.
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Unlike fast-paced international art fairs elsewhere, Gallery Weekend has a more low-key and inclusive ethos.
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Nick Viall and fiancée Vanessa Grimaldi returned to Milwaukee for a much more low-key hometown date.
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In Boiling Springs, Pennsylvania, Santa makes a more low key entrance than flying in on a sleigh.
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But she had a more low-key style and better relationships with parents, teachers and elected officials.
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At Chloé's spring show, for example, models wore a more low-key, but still bouncy, sweptback look.
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He brought with him a fresh leadership team and a more low-key style than his predecessor.
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Meanwhile, Kardashian West — who turns 39 on October 21 — had a more low-key celebration at home.
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He knew who the leader was, but only chose to take part in the more low-key harassment.
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"They have been more low-key lately and seem more private about their relationships," a source tells PEOPLE.
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The streaming service isn't skipping the show this year, but it is going a bit more low-key.
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While it promises to be a more low-key event than the summer's blockbuster events, that seems appropriate.
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He didn't like the chaos," the Bieber source continued, adding that "they agreed to stay more low-key.
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Sometimes people who want to score will contact me on Snapchat because they think it's more low key.
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He didn't like the chaos," the Bieber source said, adding that "they agreed to stay more low-key.
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The camera layout is quite a bit more low-key than that available on the Lenovo Phab2 Pro.
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If fire-engine red is too aggressive, try it in a more low-key shade, like olive green.
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This year's show, again written and directed by Mark Lonergan, is high flying, but also more low key.
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Now, for the biggest cash winner, Brad ... who's a little more low key with his purchases and donations.
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Many buyers here are looking for a less expensive and more low-key alternative to the South Fork.
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If a night out partying sounds horrible, invite your friend over or suggest a more low-key environment.
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These days, Kelly, who posed without makeup for PEOPLE's 2019 Beautiful Issue, has a decidedly more low-key routine.
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Another winning design—far more low-key and far less expensive—will subtly transform the coastline of Staten Island.
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And try flats and a bun hair to keep the look more low-key cool than straight-up lingerie.
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"They have been more low-key lately and seem more private about their relationships," a source previously told PEOPLE.
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But in Paradise, where the dress code is a bikini and flip-flops, things are much more low-key.
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If your office function is a more low-key, workday event, that doesn't mean you can't do something special.
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One of the more low-key (and enjoyable) ones is thrown by the South by Southwest film festival organizers.
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No, the pair of attorneys said, "I do," in a much more low-key -- and very last-minute -- ceremony.
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These ornaments are more low-key "Friends" references, so only fellow fans would recognize their significance on your tree.
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Other more low-key events went on, including workshops and readings, though under a cloud of fear of police raids.
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The wedding will likely more low-key, with their nuptials held on a Friday and not expected to be televised.
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In this case, Uber and EA Sports split the bill for this promotion, which is more low key than most.
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Okay, so you need a gift for someone outdoorsy but you want to find something a little more low-key.
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DeGrom, 2200, on the other hand, a locker-room jokester whom everybody simply calls Jake, is far more low key.
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We had just started dating and we joked about being more low-key/private on social media regarding our relationship.
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Williams, 21, opted for a more low-key look and wore a black jumpsuit with a pair of red heels.
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But I think our generation is climbing toward being more low key and chill overall, so we just accept it.
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Other jihadi videos on YouTube may be visually more low-key, but are just as insidious in their own ways.
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"They have been more low-key lately and seem more private about their relationships," a source told PEOPLE in July.
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In 2017, she and Jay-Z kept it a little more low-key, celebrating their anniversary in the Grand Canyon.
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Since I'm pregnant and haven't seen friends and family, I really wanted this to be a more low-key trip.
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Some are little more low-key, with manga comics and anime films for customers to read and watch on site.
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Richards admitted that while it was originally a more low-key affair, she asked if she could bring a few friends.
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Onstage at the company's annual developer conference Tuesday, CEO Sundar Pichai had a more low-key message: We just wanna help.
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In previous years we've seen some pretty big announcements, but we're expecting today's keynote to be a little more low-key.
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Unlike their red carpet sendoff from the Children's Hospital at Montefiore Medical Center in December, Friday's departure was more low-key.
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Tencent co-founder Pony Ma is far more low-key than Alibaba's founder, although the company's messaging app WeChat dominates China.
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And while Kourt looks good, it's definitely more low-key than the outfits she wore during her last jaunt to the city.
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But for her rehearsal dinner, she went a bit more low-key in an romantic pick from a beloved sustainable fashion brand.
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Now they both opt to keep things more "low-key" and include their three daughters: Gracie, 21, Maggie, 19, and Audrey, 16.
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Everything feels more low-key and relaxed, even during the tense, excruciating moments of subtle conflict that have become the show's signature.
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While Haibon preferred something a little more "low-key," his future wife wanted to go all-out for the pre-wedding party.
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Meanwhile, Lil Dicky (as Brown) enjoys a more low-key life and even makes a reference to the singer's embattled public image.
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American officials have urged Egypt to adopt more low-key counterinsurgency tactics in Sinai, centered on gaining the support of local residents.
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I've always cherished slithering in and out and being a little more low key and pulling my hat down over my face.
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"You know, he's definitely more low-key than all of us, and we love that and respect that," Kim told the outlet.
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In October, the actor revealed the couple's normal dates are much more low-key than the star-studded events they usually attend together.
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But when worn correctly, it would have defined my waist and added a more glammed-up element to the more low-key jumpsuit.
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She hasn't attended in the past, so we wouldn't be surprised if she had a more low key evening back in Los Angeles.
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Goldenvoice got the green light to put on Arroyo Seco, but it would be a more low-key event than other music festivals.
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She's had her fair share of made on TV romances and now Andi Dorfman is ready for something a little more low-key.
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Amal was raised in London, and the city is a bit more low-key for celebs than, say, the paparazzi-filled Los Angeles.
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Her style may be more low-key than her father's, but like him, Ms. Trump has also been accused of engaging in hyperbole.
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Princess Kate, who is expected to pop up on the sidelines of a few of William's more low-key polo matches this summer.
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Even David Dinkins, whose mayoralty was far more low key, was a nationally recognized figure as the first black mayor of New York.
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Like its characters, the HBO show is more low-key and understated than many of its higher-profile peers, "Veep" foremost among them.
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Today, a more low-key eight-day trial kicked off in San Diego federal court regarding Apple's alleged usage of patent-infringing modem tech.
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But for others who crave time to themselves and prefer to meet people in a more low-key environment, it's probably overwhelming and exhausting.
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She elaborated on Instagram, telling a fan that she's looking for a more low-key lifestyle now that Samantha Jones is in the rearview.
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And while I can't think of anything more low-key, I clicked "buy" on the below items in hopes of reaching peak relaxation mode.
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Even with her big sis in attendance, as well as royal luminaries and celebrities, Pippa's wedding seems to be a more low-key affair.
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If there's reasons to remain hopeful about what Marshmello's got up his long white sleeves, it's in some of his more low-key experiments.
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She accessorized the dress with black stilettos and a delicate diamond necklace, and offset the impactful look with more low-key hair and makeup.
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Beyond the fact that royal brides typically wear dresses crafted by British designers, Meghan has always favored a more low-key-yet-chic look.
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New Year's Eve In her husband's absence, Melania Trump hosted the New Year's Eve party in a decidedly more low-key manner than usual.
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Davies, who dines several times a year with Steele and other schoolmates, said, "He's more low-key than Smiley"—the John le Carré character.
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However, he says, guys are definitely more low-key when they order it: They speak more quietly and their eyes get shifty, he claims.
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Kris loves a theme party, but we love that Rob's bash is a lot more low-key than his mom's Gatsby-themed birthday bash.
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When I head back home, this is an even more low-key place, but so New York to me, I stop at Gardenia Deli.
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The Wounded Warrior Project is about to get more low-key, but more effective, for veterans, said its new CEO, retired Army Lt. Gen.
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Teplin is the more low-key half of the dynamic duo, who is often the voice of reason to balance her partner's more colorful habits.
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Trump's signing Monday was also dramatically more low-key than his earlier attempt, a sign he was keen to avoid press scrutiny this time around.
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They also express love in more low-key ways, like how Prince Harry always fixes Meghan Markle's hair when it gets blown out of place.
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And when they're back home in Texas, Preston plans to enjoy Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's May 19 wedding with a more low-key celebration.
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Shaq and his new love are keeping their relationship a lot more low-key than that at the moment, except for those blissfully happy Instagrams.
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In the decades since, Renner has released other music, but not until the mid-216s and in a decidedly more low-key, self-released fashion.
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But we should also pay attention to more low-key agreements with less recognizable names that arguably have a bigger effect on our food system.
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If Mr. Nichols was the life of any party, the most riveting raconteur I ever met, Mr. Mantello's charm is more low-key and shy.
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The ginger gent has been photographed with new girlfriend Meghan Markle for the first time, and the outing was more low-key than you might expect.
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While she didn't join the actor for photos and interviews, she was in town and may have attended the premiere with a more low-key entrance.
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Maybe it's dinner at the newest hotspot, a sporting event you've got an extra ticket to, or something way more low-key like a quick drink.
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We're guessing that Vergara's birthday festivities will be a little more low-key, since she's not exactly a vocal fan of hair bands and power ballads.
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Stripe ShowBecause vertical stripes are universally flattering and offer a more low-key alternative to the season's wilder prints, they're a perfect wardrobe addition for summer.
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"Our clients would be tempted to make more low-key clothing to ensure it will be sold, which would be detrimental to their creativity," Corrigan said.
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His victory speech on Tuesday night took on a noticeably more low key tone, as Trump extended an olive branch to his one time competitor Cruz.
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All Sags know that bigger is better, but sometimes (like today) you need to hold back a bit and take a simpler, more low-key approach.
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Though we typically see models walking down the runway in glamorous looks, many typically go for more low-key makeup when they're not on the catwalk.
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With the investigation largely wrapped up, Mr. McLaren said he was looking forward to spending the rest of his summer on decidedly more low-key pursuits.
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He's just way more low-key, with an inner monologue, and a melancholy look most of the time, like the one exhibited on the film's poster.
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It's only at this point that the movie seems to overtly editorialize, with its electronic music score (by Brian McOmber) growing more low-key and menacing.
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But according to the model, when she's off-duty, she takes a more low-key approach to her look, something that separates her from her older sisters.
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It was a more low-key affair, focusing on objects we often associate with historical displays, but that was also because of the real problems of occupation.
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But now, she's proving that she has no problem flaunting a more low-key look, as she posed looking fresh-faced during a trip to the dermatologist.
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While Chrissy Teigen remains steadfast in her willingness to call out bullshit on Twitter, her husband John Legend takes a more low-key approach to the platform.
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I love a cozy spot that veers more low-key, and his suggestion was one of those fancier restaurants finance guys flock to once the market closes.
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This year's celebrations appear to be more low-key in comparison to last year when she vacationed in Los Cabos, Mexico, with Cox and husband Justin Theroux.
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More recently, it was the scene of the first dramatic April summit between Kim and Moon, as well as their second, more low-key meeting, in May.
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Multiple sources told PEOPLE over the weekend that the duo — who are still not officially back together — are taking a more low-key approach to their relationship.
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More low-key but equally refined, the Palazzo's standard rooms are dubbed Luxury Suites and are not only newer than entry-level Venetian offerings but significantly larger.
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The vibe is more low-key than what he calls the "heavily academic" tone of other socialist groups, and the party actively encourages goofing around at meetings.
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"Gary is a lot more low-key, but he loves Nikki for who she is, this crazy, adventurous, wonderful person who simply loves life," Ms. Henderson added.
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Multiple sources previously told PEOPLE that Bieber and Gomez are still not officially back together and are focused on taking a more low-key approach to their relationship.
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While he initially assumed he'd be "the drunk guy at the bar starting fights" given his anti-Trump lean, he's decided on taking a more low-key approach.
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Kardashian hasn't been shy about sharing details of her new relationship, saying on The Talk that she's been enjoying her more low-key life with Thompson in Ohio.
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But the security forces appear to have taken a more low-key, hands-off approach this week, waiting in side streets and staying away from where demonstrations rallied.
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But Yeezy season 4 is a considerably more low key show (if you can call getting all your guests to a remote island in the city low key).
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That said, I'm not sure the concept would work as well in the suburbs, or in a more low-key or easier-to-navigate city than New York.
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"Line of Duty" began in 2012 as a more low-key affair but the show has gradually increased the body count—and reduced the plausibility—over the years.
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During a sit-down interview with PEOPLE to discuss her new memoir, she said since leaving the White House, her everyday style has become much more low-key.
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That's what we would do anyway, which is why we were so surprised that Drake opted for more low-key food options for his recent 32nd birthday party.
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The pics posted by Williams — who famously starred in Bey's "Sorry" music video — are more low-key, but the "I'm having a baby" GIF action is very familiar.
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The duo previously released two more low-key original country ballads: Let the Night Shine In and Hold On and produced a renovation-themed spoof of Macklemore's Downtown.
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Since reuniting, one source told PEOPLE the more "low key" couple is better than ever: "With Liam back in her life, she seems to enjoy it much more."
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Looks like my busy weekend is going to turn into something much more low-key, but obviously I need to start listening to my body a little better.
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Amano, a more low-key figure known for his guarded statements, regularly emphasizes that the IAEA's work is technical, striking a deliberate contrast with ElBaradei's more political style.
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While China has sold weapons to Arab states, its ties with the region's militaries have traditionally been much more low-key than the United States, Britain or France.
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Kylie's people have talked to folks at the BBB and assured them they would solve or at least minimize the problem by making the labeling more low key.
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But after she won her historic match, her celebration was a bit more low key than the over-the-top fist-pumping jubilation many of them indulge in.
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Over the last months, Ackman, once a fixture at conferences and on television, adopted a more low-key style, which he is translating to portfolio companies as well.
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Since then, she's continued to star in blockbusters along with more low-key dramedies ... and she just racked up a third Oscar nom for playing a FOX News blonde.
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Nina Dobrev doesn't shy away from playing with new makeup looks and hair trends for the red carpet, but in real life, the actress is much more low-key.
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Loud, back-and-forth comment threads are frequently featured on platforms like Best of Nextdoor, but the interactions on Front Porch Forum are typically a bit more low-key.
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And while partner Eva Mendes didn't accompany Gosling, 36, for photos and interviews, she was in town and may have attended the premiere with a more low-key entrance.
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It's a choose-your-own-adventure outside the bedroom, too: Wear one over shorts, or in a more low-key getup like a chest harness with a flowy housedress.
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Eventually Lively wanted to be more low-key about her Forever 21 looks, so she started pretending that the dresses were actually vintage designer pieces — and people believed her.
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However, the RemoveDEBRIS satellite, built by the Surrey Space Centre at the University of Surrey, is meant to test out much more low-key means of space debris removal.
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Since then, however, it has been the scene of the first dramatic April summit between Kim and Moon, as well as their second, more low-key meeting, in May.
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Instead of releasing an elaborate, brightly-colored, themed Frappuccino just for summer, the chain announced this morning that it's adding a more low-key Frappuccino to its permanent menu.
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A more low-key but significant launch this month was the opening of the Epic Games store, which is aimed squarely at Steam, the leader in digital game sales.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This year's edition of Bushwick Open Studios was a decidedly more low-key affair than past iterations, and that's mostly a good thing.
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There's a backlight, so you can check the time at night, and the clock's runaway feature can be turned off if you ever want a more low-key morning.
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Instead of wearing them with an equally glitzy cable-knit fisherman's sweater like the model did on the runway, RiRi paired the boots with decidedly more low-key pieces.
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The budget is reportedly around $55 million, suggesting it will be a more low key story than DC's other recent outings, which have all cost at least twice that.
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Kerr said he found it "fascinating" to play with Jordan because of his unique leadership style and compared him with Tim Duncan, a much more low-key, genial teammate.
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Now we are in an era where even celebrities prefer to hang out in places in Silverlake and East Hollywood that are more low-key, without a red carpet.
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Although many celebrity couples throw lavish, media-riddled wedding parties replete with an entire fairy-tale Instagram feed, some choose to keep their nuptials a little more low-key.
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Other candidates are taking a more low-key approach to the day, but still keeping their eyes on the prize (as in, the presidency) and on the debate. Sen.
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But for his wedding to Wendy Barlow—FiFI the Maid from back in the WCW days—he needed to go with something a little more low-key, ceremonial, subtle.
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Ghetto was erratic and combative; Ghetts, slightly more measured but still breakneck in delivery; but J Clarke, with a calmer flow, seemed more low-key, more certain of himself.
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The Relaxing If you're looking for something more low key than obstacle courses and crawling through the mud, there are plenty of yoga retreats and meditative fitness options in 2016.
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But Tobago, the second island of the Caribbean republic, is smaller and more low-key — a gorgeous, slightly-off-the-beaten-path spot that made Mashable's top destinations for 2016.
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But if you're looking for something a little more low-key (and way less labor intensive), check out his easy and affordable ideas for creating your own winter wonderland, below!
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But even its more low-key announcement this week that it now intends to launch an "earth observation satellite" some time between February 8th and 25th has caused global jitters.
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The Vanderpump Rules star opened up to PEOPLE about her new relationship with boyfriend Brock Davies during BravoCon on Saturday, saying she wants to keep their romance more low-key.
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The island of St. Lucia was one of the hottest destinations in the Caribbean this year — but those looking for a more low-key trip should consider checking out Grenada.
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After going on extravagant dates during her season of The Bachelorette, Kaitlyn Bristowe and her fiancé Shawn Booth are keeping things way more low-key for Valentine's Day this year.
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Yet Trump's festivities were decidedly more low key than those of his predecessor, who raised just $53 million for his first inaugural in 2009 and didn't even spend it all.
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As for why Meghan left behind her two rings, a source confirms to PEOPLE that the royal wanted to be more low key during meet-and-greets in South Africa.
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Gyllenhaal's husband Peter Sarsgaard joined her for the evening — which included the premiere of Netflix's The Irishman — but she admitted their date nights usually skew a little more low-key.
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The organization hosting the event prided itself on being less of a cattle call and more low-key (no bell!), so I channeled my inner Charlotte and tried to be optimistic.
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While William and Kate's wedding was a grand affair held in one of the United Kingdom's best-known churches, Westminster Abbey, Meghan and Harry wedding will be decidedly more low-key.
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Her set list of nearly 30 songs was a run down of her biggest hits, from "Crazy" to "Womanizer," alongside more low key tracks like Blackout's "Break the Ice" (Carla's favorite).
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Unlike Jennifer Lopez who went for black tie glamour, the duo opted for a more low-key dressing approaching, coordinating with one another in tight, cleavage-baring, all-over black ensembles.
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Rihanna attended last year's Coachella wearing a head-to-toe Gucci outfit totaling $8,480, but the 30-year-old singer opted for a more low-key ensemble for 2018's festivities.
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The result has been a much higher profile for Mr. Comey than that of his predecessor, Robert Mueller, as well as for his more low-key boss, Attorney General Loretta Lynch.
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We got the Motown icon at LAX Wednesday night and asked him about John Legend's profanity-laced tirade about Donald Trump ... Smokey seems to second that emotion, though way more low-key.
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Over the past month, fans have been curiously waiting to learn more about Poosh, a new project from Kourtney Kardashian, one of the more low-key members of the Kar-Jen clan.
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As always, Beyoncé and Jay-Z kept things a little more low-key, but maybe Bey used the opportunity to give Scott some advice about performing at the Super Bowl halftime show.
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Known to favor a more low-key look than Kate, Meghan's clearest style inspiration hails from the chic streets of Paris — in particular, the editor-in-chief of Vogue Paris, Emmanuelle Alt.
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Like Florence, Lily also released one of my favorite make a bad-time sound-good tracks of the year in "Trigger Bang," but here, on "Three," she's more low-key and pensive.
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Gay men, said Professor Umberson, are more "low-key" than women, offering emotional and instrumental care to a partner when it is clearly needed, instead of treating it as a routine obligation.
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So you're left with a gaming mouse hardcore gamers won't want because of possible wireless lag, and a gaming mouse mat more low-key gamers won't want because it's huge (and a $100!).
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Anna's subversion of the Nice Guy trope is much more low-key than what we get in Love, Simon or Colossal, but at the same time it's more authentic-feeling, zombies be damned.
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They've burst out of giant water balloons, played around with tasers and blasted flamethrowers into the air — and while their latest experiment is more low key, it's just as cool to look at.
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Experts tell PEOPLE it's likely Meghan and Harry could decide to mirror Prince Charles's understated second wedding, rather than William's lavish affair, by going for a more low-key ceremony outside of London.
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For a more low-key afternoon, head down to Madison Square Park to relax outside with a view of the Flatiron Building and grab a burger at Shake Shack, or check out Eataly.
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From Hollywood golden couples like Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn, to more low-key relationships like Enrique Iglesias and Anna Kournikova, these 11 pairs haven't felt compelled to walk down the aisle together.
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While Zahavi and Barnett loved the high life, fine clothes and trappings of success — like Les Ambassadeurs, which served French Champagne, Belgian chocolates and Cuban cigars — Birch was a more low-key character.
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He paired his with a slightly more low-key option than Ms. Negga's: a tuxedo from San Marko Formals in Yonkers, N.Y., the same place that supplied his outfit for prom in 1998.
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It'll feature all the unique statement pieces we've come to expect from the jewelry company, alongside some of the more low-key, delicate styles BaubleBar bills as its best-sellers in the main line.
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Privacy is cool (the couple got married in a "tiny room in the Beverly Hills courthouse"), but her wedding look was even more low-key than the ceremony — and it was kind of awesome.
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On a more low-key evening, the wall-spanning DaVinci fireplace keeps things cozy while you enjoy the city views and a glass of Pinot plucked from the 400-bottle, temperature-controlled wine cellar.
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Several attendees at the British Ambassador's residence in Washington were heard praising a more "low-key" series of WHCA-related affairs this year, saying they welcomed fewer functions and less celebrity-filled guest lists.
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The supermodel skipped the jet-setting, bottle-popping Vegas scene on her 22nd birthday (that was last year) in favor of a more low-key celebration Sunday with her family and boyfriend, Zayn Malik.
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For a more low-key outing, visitors can check out the charming Yasa Rose Garden (admission, free), featuring more than 100 varieties of roses throughout the year and a shaded picnic area next door.
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Munoz, one of the race´s founders, says she enjoys more low-key bike-riding with her six grandchildren, though admits she hopes the eldest, now approaching 18, will soon follow in her tracks.
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Frei, the singular hero of the Sounders' victory in the 2016 title game with his fingertip save of Altidore's header in extra time, expressed hope for a more low-key role in this game.
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And though a more low-key contest, the race for Virginia's attorney general also tipped in the Democrats favor; with 90 percent of votes reported, Democrat incumbent Mark Herring was announced as the winner.
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While dozens of her A-list friends went all out on the spooky holiday, Hudson, 39, and her boyfriend Danny Fujikawa went for a more low-key night with onesies and coffee — and animal heads!
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John Mayer's performance from the rehearsal dinner appeared to be a bit more low-key and subtle (that's kinda his thing) ... but Seal's time on the mic day-of seemed to be the most intimate.
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And the Dominican Daze journey, also five nights, takes travelers to Puerto Plata in the D.R. On the island, they'll offer trekking, surfing class or, for the more low-key cruiser, shopping excursions for handicrafts.
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Italy has a ton of popular spots from Rome to Florence, but those looking for a more low-key trip with just as many delicious dishes and gorgeous views may want to check out Burano.
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Because while some of us live for choreographed dance scenes with flash mobs in the middle of Paris, others prefer more low-key love promises (say: you, your partner, your cat, and a bottle of bubbly?).
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At Friday's 2017 AMD British Academy Britannia Awards, which Bell and Mara attended together, the British actor revealed that the couple's normal dates are much more low-key than the star-studded event they were at.
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Thompson and Kardashian's romance is a bit more low-key than the Kimye "power couple" or the whirlwind romance of Jenner and Scott, which may be why this baby news is a bit of a surprise.
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The Leftovers star recently celebrated his wife Jennifer Aniston's 48th birthday with friends Courteney Cox and Johnny McDaid in Cabo — but when it comes to actual gifts, Theroux opts for something a little more low-key.
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Holding this while walking around indoors feels a lot less like you're cruising through the aisles with a surfboard under your arm, it's just way more low-key and less of a hassle to travel with.
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" This special announcement is a little more low-key than when Queen Bey broke the news of her first pregnancy during the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards by revealing her bump while performing "Love on Top.
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It's available for $49.99: These inflatable hose attachments do seem like a lot of fun, but if you're looking for something that takes up less space, you can always shop something a little more low-key.
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Not to be confused with the Spring/Break Art Show, the First Day of Spring Art Show is a much more low-key affair, focused on under-the-radar artists creating work on a central theme.
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But she also wanted to do more low-key activities like scour local grocery stores and see how those in Cape Town and Johannesburg buy produce, something she tries to do in every country she visits.
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In choosing Mr. Wray, the president is calling on a veteran Washington lawyer who is more low key and deliberative than either Mr. Mueller or Mr. Comey but will remain independent, friends and former colleagues say.
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"They are very sweet and it's just a big more low-key and casual – [Kate]'s mucking around with him on the swing in the garden, having a great time, like any other mom," adds designer, Cohen.
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While the idea of Mayer leaving quickly could be unusual, some speculate that she is even now planning her soft landing, which might see the high-profile exec in a more low-key place for a while.
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"He's more low-key than he used to be, really keeping to the facts rather than making that old emotional connection," said Karen Janes, 67, of Exeter, N.H., after listening to Mr. Clinton speak there this month.
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While Zolciak-Biermann is best known for her signature long blonde locks, expertly applied makeup, and nude lip, the star went for a more low-key look as she stopped by her longtime dermatologist, Dr. Chynna Steele.
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But while she has favored boldness in the past, for the latest issue of Rolling Stone, the singer decided to keep things more low-key, posing with her natural curls and, yes, even a little armpit stubble.
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He mentioned that he wanted to do things a little more low-key this year, so a movie featuring guns, helicopters, and, oh yeah, Dornan bedding another woman might not be the best way to spend Valentine's.
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In the first look released Monday, a guitar-playing Cooper looks on as Gaga sings into a microphone while sporting dark hair and a much more low-key look than the singer typically flaunts during her performances.
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While there are many very beautiful people into swinging—and upmarket events that cater to them, such as Killing Kittens and Elite Parties—chances are your average local sex party will be a little more low-key.
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And when she was dating Blake Griffin, Jenner addressed long-circulated online rumors that she's gay, explaining that it probably stems from the fact that she's much more low-key about her relationships than her famous family is.
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Though you might think it would be more impressive to take your date to a fancy dinner at a Michelin-starred restaurant, Chipotle is much more low-key, which is what you usually want for a first date.
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One recent photo showed the fashionable and media friendly star covered up in a hoodie while rushing her daughter North to a waiting vehicle Kardashian West is not the only one to be more low key these days.
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While heavy-hitters like Timbaland and Madlib feature, the presence of more low-key names like scum or Sinjin Hawke are testament to how the blockbuster record has become a testing ground for young and emerging production talents.
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While those looking for something a little more low-key can visit the Six Senses Spa, which has a rotating cast of wellness specialists in residence, or do some serious star gazing at the island's high-tech observatory.
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A few fans confide that this has been a more low-key affair than they had been expecting, that the previous encounter this season — also a tie — was a little more colorful, a little more of an occasion.
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For a different choice of neckwear, he could have done well with a more low-key color such as navy blue, even a nice shade of gray could have paired well, or a statement color such as azure.
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Since arriving in Paris Wednesday, Hadid has kept her style more low-key than usual: On Thursday, she hit the town in an emerald green crew-neck sweatshirt and matching oversized front-zip sweatpants by Japanese designer Christian Dada.
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While Sophie often shares photos with Samuel on social media, Arthur and his girlfriend, Lizzie Friend, keep their relationship more low-key — her Instagram page is private, and Arthur usually posts solo shots from his workouts or travel adventures.
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THE SECOND visit to the Oval Office by Kim Yong Chol (pictured, left), North Korea's chief nuclear negotiator, was decidedly more low-key than the first—if the size of the envelope he brandished was anything to judge by.
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However, its active diplomacy over the past few days is consistent with a push by the Kremlin to assert its influence, especially in places where the administration of U.S. President Barack Obama has elected to take a more low-key role.
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Though multiple sources recently told PEOPLE that Gomez and Bieber are still not officially back together and are taking a more low-key approach to their relationship, they're logging plenty of quality time together — from riding bikes to sharing meals.
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She wore two hats and a crystal-embellished Louis Vuitton parka to pose aside a sleigh: She wore a gown and some major bling to Christmas dinner, then changed into some more low-key PJs to wait for Santa: Merry Christmas!!!
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Her apreś-ski outfit appeared drastically more low-key when she paired black leggings with a short-sleeve $20 Tupac Shakur "Thug Life" T-shirt – but because she's Mariah, she added another pair of Dior snow boots and plenty of diamonds.
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The founder of Amazon has been a bit more low key about his extraterrestrial interests for a while but recently started talking more about Blue Origin, a space travel company that hopes to make spaceflight available to a mass audience.
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She met her husband, Zachary Wineburg, 35, who worked on President Obama's 2012 re-election campaign, in a more low-key setting: at the apartment of his sister, whom Ms. Weiner had known from working together on a senatorial campaign.
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I can't think of a festival that was friendlier, more low-key, and just plain fun throughout—especially taking into account that it was in a place where little-to-no drugs exist, or mobile data (no Snapchat here, just vibes).
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China has conducted live-fire military drills along its southeast coast after increasingly stern warnings by Beijing for neighboring Taiwan to toe the line, but the exercises were more low key than had been flagged in state media.
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A conflict has reportedly been brewing in recent months between El Chapo's sons — known for their flashy lifestyles and brash attitudes — and Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada, the longtime co-leader of the Sinaloa cartel, who prefers to be more low key.
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A person familiar with the situation said the company would stop leasing the small mews property which, despite its location in Farm Street in the upscale district of Mayfair, is one of the more low-key headquarters for a FTSE 100 company.
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In a cover interview for Vogue's April 2018 issue, Jenner laughed off the long-circulated online rumors that she's gay, explaining that it probably stems from the fact that she's much more low-key about her relationships than her famous family is.
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But their ridiculousness doesn't erase the more low-key ease with which the other kids move through the world and up into the sprawling Encino house that marks the evening's final destination, the location of the party our heroines desperately want to attend.
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Colyer — who took over the governor's position after Sam Brownback became ambassador at large for international religious freedom earlier this year — has painted himself as the more low-key alternative to Kobach, whose close ties to Trump and broader notoriety precede him.
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The President isn't the only big name who'll be sitting this one out, either; the normally star-studded affair is expected to be much more low-key this year, and many media outlets are extending their invitations to journalists rather than celebrities.
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Colyer — who took over the governor's position after Sam Brownback became ambassador at large for international religious freedom earlier this year — has painted himself as the more low-key alternative to Kobach, whose close ties to Trump and broader controversy precede him.
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Although Mr. Trump maintained a more low-key presence, he attended many of the hospitality events and chatted with competitors and fans, according to the more than 18 people interviewed for this article who either played in or were connected to the tournament.
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More low-key than the New York Film Festival and more eccentric than New Directors/New Films (the Film Society's other annual omnibus programs), Film Comment Selects has a special soft spot for what might be described as politically aware art-house movies.
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There are two types of touring bands: those who use the road as an excuse to test the limits of their livers and of their ability to sleep in dirty crevasses of their van's making—and those who take Vagabon's more low-key approach.
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FROM PEN: Christie Brinkley's Daughter Sailor on Following in Her Mother's Footsteps Then she went more low-key the following day at the Malibu Chili Cook-Off wearing a picnic-ready off-the-shoulder gingham crop top, ultra-short denim cutoffs and Timberland boots.
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When it came time for President George W. Bush's twin daughters to attend college — Barbara at Yale University and Jenna at the University of Texas at Austin — things were much more low-key, recalled Anita McBride, a former chief of staff to Laura Bush.
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The more low-key residential parts of the surrounding area didn't get the same treatment—as no one's two-bedroom home is sucking up enough energy to be retrofitted with high-voltage connections—so they stayed hooked up to the normal, much more risky grid.
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LOW-KEY VISIT After being feted by Queen Elizabeth and other members of the royal family during his state visit to Britain, Trump's trip to Ireland will be far more low key, with the president spending almost all of his time at one of his golf resorts.
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While many have come to know her for dramatic red lips and colorful eye makeup (not to mention fearless hair colors), the star opted to go more low-key for her return to the stage, rocking a nearly barefaced complexion, nude lip and slicked back blonde tresses.
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She made a sartorial statement at the 2017 MTV Movie & TV Awards: May 7 Paris may have turned heads in a stunning Calvin Klein design at the Met Gala, but the budding model chose a more low-key outfit while attending the MTV Movie & TV Awards.
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Westworld's use of "No Surprises" in its second episode is much more low-key, with the self-playing honky-tonk piano in the park's saloon plinking out the signature riff in the background as the existential musings and malfunctions of androids play out on the main stage.
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While Swift has had a way more low-key year than Gomez, barely having a social media presence or snapped by the paparazzi (many are anticipating a new album in the fall) it appears that she is still keeping in touch with her dear friend, Selena Gomez.
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Monaco really is a playground for millionairesOther parts of Monaco seemed a bit more low-key, but around the Monte Carlo district and Port Hercules, where all the hustle and bustle for the yacht show was taking place, the city was an exhibition of lavish wealth.
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Read more: Millennials' preferences are leading to major changes in the wedding industryBut some couples keep things more low-key, which lowers costs — one couple Schiffer spoke to had an unofficial wedding ceremony in France and a backyard and beach celebration in California, all for $11,000.
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Symantec's investigations team says that the espionage group known as APT28500 or Fancy Bear has opted for more low-key operations the past two years after carrying out the cyberattack against the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and other high-profile attacks during the 6900 presidential election.
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The po' boys are more low-key in flavor, built on bread shipped from Leidenheimer Baking Company in New Orleans — not always in peak condition, but when it is, a lovely compact of whisper-thin crust that fissures at the touch and an interior half air.
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Inside the White House, the reaction was more low key, but aides still wanted to make their happiness known: Ms. Sanders posted, and then deleted, a celebratory Instagram photo of a scowling Mr. Trump flanked by a team of lawyers and his social media director, Dan Scavino.
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A large majority of the MCA's student body hails from surrounding states and neighboring regions, but students from all across the world come here in search of a quality education in a more low-key setting than major art centers like New York and Los Angeles.
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Though more low-key than his previous sets — it was no a rocket ship that actually fired up, or a supermarket stocked with Chanel-branded everything — the forest gave attendees a chance to stomp through a pile of leaves (complete with dirt!) in the middle of the Grand Palais.
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After being feted by Queen Elizabeth and other members of the royal family during three days of pomp in Britain, Trump spent two nights in Ireland on a far more low-key visit, camped almost entirely at one of his golf resorts in the west of the country.
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The models are longtime friends, and in a cover interview for Vogue's April 2018 issue, Jenner laughed off the long-circulated online rumors that she's gay, explaining that it probably stems from the fact that she's much more low-key about her relationships than her famous family members are.
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The key to cracking the vinyl code is by choosing one statement piece, be it a miniskirt, leggings, or a trench, with more low-key ones, like a slouchy cardigan, casual hoodie, or T-shirt à la Alexa, That way, the shine stays the focus without feeling like it's too much.
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Though we may never actually be invited to one of Oprah's epic dinner parties or even one of her more low-key —well, low-key for Oprah — breakfast gatherings, now we can dine with our own friends at an Oprah-backed restaurant that serves the kind of food she loves.
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Although multiple sources told PEOPLE the duo are still not officially back together and are taking a more low-key approach to their relationship, they appeared close on Wednesday night when they were photographed kissing at Bieber's weekly hockey game at the Los Angeles Valley Ice Center in Ventura, California.
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PARIS — The high jewelry showcases held during couture week in January tend to be more low-key affairs than those in July: A wet and wintry Paris attracts fewer wealthy clients than in the summer months, when much of the 303 percent flocks to France from all over the world.
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Whether you're hosting a group of friends complete with chili, snacks, and plenty of excited shouting (for the halftime show, obviously) or you are keeping things a bit more low-key and watching by yourself, there are about as many ways to watch as there are players on the field.
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In Copeland, the contest has been more low-key than in Stoke, where Mr. Nuttall has made headlines as he seeks to craft a new identity for UKIP, after the Brexit referendum, one that is less about Europe and more about representing the left-behind voters in depressed urban areas.
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Vogue's editors were mixed on the proliferation of this trend; some finding that wearing a cartoonish, huge print of a blaze is too obliviously uncool, with others feeling that a more subtle fire print—say, a flicker, a more low-key flame—might be more socially permissible to be seen wearing in public.
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For those who prefer a more low-key sheen — a subtle dewiness that suggests the afterglow of a hike or yoga session — a new batch of sheer water-based tints and light-reflecting creams, made with hydrating ingredients and only a hint of shimmer, offer a subtler way to illuminate the skin.
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Max Pearl, a staff writer for the influential dance music website Resident Advisor, which will sell tickets to Flash Factory events, said that although electronic music is "in the zeitgeist" these days, many hard-core fans prefer more low-key options, often with cheaper drinks, like the Bossa Nova Civic Club in Bushwick or one-off parties.
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Several smaller and more low-key markets selling crafts — beaded purses, embroidered shirts, woven belts, filigree earrings, as well as the painted, whimsical wooden animals made in the nearby village of Arrazola — are near the Templo de Santo Domingo, on the other side of the zócalo and a 2513-minute walk from the 9513th of November market.
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The Scotts didn't have any trouble filling the house with extras — most are friends or Las Vegas performance artists, according to the twins — or staging an over-the-top backyard party: "We definitely were known as the guys who would throw an amazing party, going all the way back, right to our high school days, college days," Jonathan told ET. These days, the brothers are keeping things a bit more low key: Jonathan is in a relationship and Drew recently got engaged to longtime girlfriend Linda Phan.
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" ALSO FROM IOWA -- BIDEN BACKERS ARE A BIT CONCERNED: Via The Hill's Reid Wilson in Waukee, Iowa, "as [former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Pence celebrates Trump's acquittal: 'It's over, America' Biden offers advice to young people with stutters: It's important 'to not let that define them' MORE's] rivals draw large crowds of energetic supporters in a variety of communities between the Mississippi and Missouri rivers, some of his fans worry that Biden's decidedly more low-key approach underscores a glaring weakness: Everyone likes Joe Biden.
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It's a good feeling knowing you can say goodbye to your desk for a few days because it's the weekend This squad is just as excited to get some time in the sun Others don't even have plans yet, they are just happy to be here For some, food is the first thing that comes to mind Speaking of food, these dogs already have their brunch faces on This cat is going to enjoy being a party of one all weekend … … while other felines are going to straight to the clubs … … or maybe a more low-key party There's not time to use your legs when there is so much to do Just remember to have a good time Because you've earned it Happy weekend, everyone!
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