If anything, that sounds like a more voluptuous woman to me.
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She works out, she eats right, she's just a more voluptuous girl.
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You have to dress real people, and real people come in different sizes: short, tall, more voluptuous, skinny.
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Remember those empire-waist, ruffled frocks that the cool kids swore made your flat chest look more voluptuous?
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At the age when many girls begin to care about their shapes, I yearned for a more voluptuous frame.
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Outstanding at Thistlethwaite Americana is a small bureau, brushed, sponged and combed to resemble wood grain, only more voluptuous.
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The way Aurora looks is more faithful to the book, where the character is supposed to be more voluptuous.
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In much of his work there is a vertebrae-like form that often morphs into a more voluptuous, feminine body.
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Those include the potential to fight tumors, and also using collagen-heavy species as a source for more voluptuous lips.
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A distorting mirror: the women she chooses to photograph are typically larger and more voluptuous than the slender Ms. Lawson.
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The result was a mesmerizing and slightly more voluptuous lip that's easy to maintain if you pick the right lipstick.
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In an October 22010 interview, Stern remarks that Ivanka "looks more voluptuous than ever," and asked if she had gotten breast implants.
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In another interview from October 2006, Stern tells Trump that Ivanka is looking "more voluptuous than ever," and asks if Ivanka has gotten breast implants.
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The phyllo is shredded into gossamer strands and gilded with butter; the cheese, akin to mozzarella, is made more voluptuous with ashta, Lebanese clotted cream.
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Her pump doctor was going to give her bigger, more voluptuous hips; Cassadine was competing in a beauty pageant and wanted to fill out her gowns.
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However, because they are often made to look more muscular, it's hard to make a direct comparison with the female characters being made to look more voluptuous.
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Although she remains a self-conscious actress, her voice grows more voluptuous by the year, and she undoubtedly got to the bottom of this shallow but delectable role.
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But many fine-wine producers in Napa and Sonoma still had red grapes hanging — particularly those for the riper, more voluptuous style that dominate in California, especially in Napa Valley.
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This substance, PMMA, grabbed headlines in 2014 when Andressa Urach, a runner-up in a Miss Bumbum beauty pageant, was hospitalized in septic shock following injections to build more voluptuous thighs.
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But not every dress can be made to fit every body... It comes in a blouse and as a skirt which can be better options for women who are more voluptuous on top.
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"Riviera," currently halfway through its American cable run, has all the ingredients of the international melo-thriller, and because it's a Neil Jordan project, it's more voluptuous than most (if no more coherent or plausible).
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Miss Prism (the wonderful contralto Hilary Summers), charged with tutoring Cecily in German but more interested in reading her copy of "Fifty Shades of Grey," had her own, much more voluptuous, setting of the same Schiller text.
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Whereas Cara purportedly has sapphire blue eyes, Berdine's are a clear, light blue. She has thicker hair than her Mord-Sith 'sisters' — long, wavy, and smoky brown. Although muscular and fit, she is more voluptuous and curvaceous than any of the other Mord-Sith with large breasts. Her face has a square jawline and she banters with Richard in a lively sort of humor.
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She signed on in August 2009, and shooting began in October 2009. Bolkovac visited the set in Bucharest, Romania, where most of the movie was filmed. Weisz said that she made a point to spend "every waking moment" with her to accurately portray her. Weisz and Bolkovac are dissimilar in appearance: the former is dark-haired and slight, and the latter is "blond and much more voluptuous" and "much taller".
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The character has great magical powers and an unstable but resilient personality. She is particularly obsessed with a fellow wandering sorceress and the central character of Slayers, Lina Inverse. While occasionally referred to as Lina's sidekick and traveling partner, Naga's arrogance and self-imagined rivalry made her just as likely to antagonize Lina during the course of any story. Naga is a few years older than Lina and takes great pride in her much more voluptuous appearance, but like her she has numerous character flaws, often played for comedic purposes.
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Purino also plays the violin, along with her brother. : :Purino has long chestnut colored hair that is slightly wavy with bangs. Due to her position as general, she often wears more formal, scholarly clothing, although she likes dresses too. It is shown that she is also insecure of her body, since she was displeased that Ume gave her a bikini even when she asked not to because she is not as slim as Komomo or Chiruha, contrary to the fact that Komomo once complimented her on her more voluptuous body.
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Amazons gave way to graceful young women, whom the European taste for exoticism endowed with an ever more voluptuous appeal.”Higham, 50 By virtue of this, the depiction of America as a wild savage shifted into being a noble savage, or "Indian princess."Higham, 50–51 In other, less politically-charged respects, there were also inconsistencies in America’s portrayal, particularly with the sort of animals accompanying her. Often Africa and America were confused, with their conventional attributes being swapped around; presumably this was because both were considered hot and exotic.
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Leontyne Price and Luciano Pavarotti delivered a culminating, "soaring" love duet from Un ballo in maschera, the tenor "in clarion voice", the soprano more slender of form than of late but "never in recent years ... more voluptuous or freer" in her singing. But neither of them was likely to linger in the memory as vividly as Horne putting her arms around Stevens, or Nilsson's simple melody from her homeland. It was episodes such as these that were "the real stuff that opera galas are made of". Joseph McLellan reviewed the gala on Laserdisc in The Washington Post on 31 May 1985.
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In the shoot she depicts herself as "characters of her own devising - as an angel soaring over the Los Angeles skyline or as a mermaid perched on a rock by the Pacific Ocean". Powell notes, 'Although fulfilling Playboy's prerequisite for female nudity, the photographs were far from titillating or sexually explicit. Luna seemed not only at ease with her nudity, but completely beyond societal structures and moral rectitude.' She was also noted for defying the usual body type portrayed in the magazine of more 'voluptuous' women with her smaller build, placing more emphasis on her spiritual 'visions' which occurred on her photography shoots such as in Playboy.
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Reviews praised her "compelling performance," and she later won Best Actress at the Baeksang Arts Awards and the Busan Film Critics Awards. Kim then joined the all-star cast of Actresses (2009), a semi-improvisational mockumentary directed by E J-yong (whom she had previously worked with in Asako in Ruby Shoes). Set during a Vogue Korea photo shoot, Kim gets upset in the film over a remark by a staffer that men don't find skinny women like her attractive, as compared to her more voluptuous costar Kim Ok-bin. A supporting turn as a reporter in conspiracy film Moby Dick followed in 2011.
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Referred to as a "vapid moll" by one reviewer, she barely makes an impression in the first portion of the film, but after the blue box is opened and she is portrayed by Laura Elena Harring, she becomes a full person who symbolizes "betrayal, humiliation and abandonment", and is the object of Diane's frustration. Diane is a sharp contrast to Camilla, who is more voluptuous than ever, and who appears to have "sucked the life out of Diane". Immediately after telling Diane that she drives her wild, Camilla tells her they must end their affair. On a film set where Adam is directing Camilla, he orders the set cleared, except for Diane—at Camilla's request—where Adam shows another actor just how to kiss Camilla correctly.
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There is evidence that cradle-boarding was used on Cyprus during the Bronze Age, with signs of incidental skull shaping occurring in the Early and Middle Bronze Age and deliberate skull shaping during the Late Bronze Age, aligning with the time period for these figures depicting cradle- boarded infants. Maternal figurines waned in popularity on Cyprus during the Late Bronze despite being a uniquely popular subject in comparison to other surrounding cultures since the Neolithic Age, as contact with the foreign cultures led to cultural shifts. It may be argued that the importance of women as life givers decreased during this time period. The creation of kourotrophic figures continued, however, they were given bird faces with notable beaks and were depicted as significantly more voluptuous than previous plank figures, likely being inspired by similar figures that where already produced in the Near East.
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