Then there is the most whimsical experiment of them all: Paper Phone.
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And to celebrate, we've rounded up the most whimsical picks of the bunch, below!
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The Monsters' Ball Bath Bomb is one of the most whimsical in the collection.
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This is why we rounded up some of the city's most whimsical and photo-ready spots.
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But Orbital's Cygnus spacecraft is the most whimsical of the lot, bringing a dash of cheer along with every delivery.
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With that one post, Spectacles were quickly on their way to becoming one of the weirdest, most whimsical tech releases ever.
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Among the heads of publicly traded companies, Tesla's Elon Musk might just be the most whimsical, the most impish, the most delightfully trolly.
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It was at the beginning of the 19th century that the most whimsical of all buildings, the Royal Pavilion in Brighton, was finished.
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When we were at [Burning Man] and Robot Heart, we would see Lee Burridge doing a sunrise set, playing the most whimsical, trippy, music.
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But it has slowly evolved into a costume extravaganza, where those with the most whimsical hats briefly become celebrities and curious onlookers the paparazzi.
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One of the most whimsical elements is a switch on the bedside lamp, which activates a melody and light-up fireworks on the headboard.
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This is one of the dreamiest, most whimsical times of the entire year for you, but a lack of structure and planning could prove stressful.
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New York America in 2010, snagging the prize for most whimsical costume (dressed in green ruffles intended to evoke an apple tree) at the nationals.
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This is perhaps the most whimsical of Musk's various companies and pursuits, which is why it seems surprising that he's actually following through with the experiments.
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Two of the dreamiest, most whimsical days this month are February 21, when Venus meets Neptune, and February 25, when Mercury meets Neptune, all in Pisces.
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" —Amy "The most whimsical book I've read recently — and that I can think of — is absolutely The Uncanny Valley: Tales From a Lost Town by Gregory Miller.
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Crisp air, cool weather, leaves changing color, and a significant increase in pumpkin and apple-flavored foods and drinks make for the greatest and most whimsical season.
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Even the most whimsical picture, "The Fox and the Bird," a computer-animated piece directed by Samuel and Frédéric Guillaume, is a little on the solemn side.
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Perhaps the most whimsical of the new Echo products is the Echo Glow Lamp, which is basically a glowing light orb that can be controlled by an Echo.
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Your go-to store for those fall classics (that would be J.Crew) just debuted one of their coolest, most whimsical collections of late — and it's all thanks to Drake's.
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The stamp design is the latest — and admittedly the most whimsical — development in the ongoing North Korean nuclear crisis, but it's not the first time the country has minted controversial designs.
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So as Silicon Valley startups compete to offer the most whimsical perks to new employees, which will be the first to officially move its entire operation into this office-sized bounce house?
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The latest candidate for most whimsical makeup tool comes courtesy of Spectrum Collections, the go-to brand for vegan, cruelty-free brushes and accessories that are as cute as they are animal-friendly.
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Last week's episode, "Eastwatch," ended with Jon Snow embarking on the most whimsical and unlikely quest to venture beyond the wall to capture a wight, thus proving to Cersei that winter is indeed deadly.
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The best queer memes of the decade (be gay, do crimes, the gay babadook, lesbian boba fett, etc.) all play into the traditional association of "gay" with "whimsy," and this one is perhaps the most whimsical of all.
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Warm Belly BakeryFrom Chicago to the world, this local West Loop cookie-centric bakery puts out some of the most whimsical cookies like Nutella-stuffed brown butter chocolate chip with pretzel salt, and this peanut butter stuffed chocolate cookie.
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Most whimsical was Mother Monster's platinum blonde hair that was majestically crisscrossed by black strings to hold her two fishtail braids in place, which was inspired by the star's dress design for the evening according to her hairstylist Frederic Aspiras.
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The most whimsical version comes from the Office in New York, a cocktail lounge by the Chicago chef Grant Achatz: Here, in a bowl of crushed-ginger-and-lemon-infused ice, blades of endive, planted upright, call to mind surfboards anchored in sand.
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Commissioned by George IV when he was still the extravagant and often drunk Prince Regent (and son of the most whimsical of kings, George III — or "Mad King George"), the Pavilion turned a dull little seaside town into a thrilling, cosmopolitan destination.
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After an afternoon of professional boutique-browsing for vintage crop tops, Isadora, TK Wonder, and Cipriana Quann hop on the universe's most whimsical street car for a tour of New Orleans's idyllic Garden District — a neighborhood ripe with sprawling lawns and ornate antebellum mansions.
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The Climate Chronograph, imagined for the artificial island of Hains Point, is joined by fellow finalists "American Wild: A Memorial" by DHLS, where imagery of the 59 National Parks is projected over 50 days on the Brutalist ceiling of the DC metro; "The IM(MIGRANT)" by Honoring the Journey that incorporates stories of immigration into the city's bus system; and "VOICEOVER" by Talk Talk, the most whimsical of these entries with mechanical parrots perched on existing monuments, squawking collected tales.
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Described as "one of the most whimsical, creative and unpretentious young voices in Singapore literature" , Suffian began dabbling in writing satire while in Ngee Ann Polytechnic, uploading Little Red Riding Tudung and Three Shades of Brown (a parody of Fifty Shades of Grey) to his blog.
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Constantin is still pursuing repetition. Now he's seeking a "sameness that has a far more anesthetic power than the most whimsical amusements"Repetition p.179 when he gets a letter from the Young Man demanding that he keep "unbroken silence" about the whole affair he was speaking to him about and that he will not be seeing him anymore. He will correspond by mail only.
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One day, the children pray to God (Rishi Kapoor) for help. God discusses the matter with his fairylike angels and decides to send Geeta (Rani Mukerji), his favourite and the most whimsical of the angels, to unite Ranbir with the children. God warns her not to use her ability to alter reality during her time on earth. Geeta ignores God's warning and uses this power often, providing comic relief.
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Benjamin Clymer started the watch website HODINKEE in 2008. He credited his lifelong passion for watches to his grandfather's Omega Speedmaster that he loved and his grandfather let him wear. Clymer used Google Translate to find the most whimsical translation of "wristwatch" to deal with perceived pretension in the watch industry, and settled on a variation of the Czech/Slovak word for watch, "hodinky". In July 2015, a news aggregation app focused on wristwatches called Watchville merged with HODINKEE, and its internet entrepreneur founder Kevin Rose became the chief executive of HODINKEE.
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Yankees second-baseman Horace Clarke was reportedly the last Yankees player to make the hotel his in-season residence during the 1960s and early 1970s. The hotel maintained a grand ballroom, four smaller banquet halls, and two meeting/dinner rooms. For years it was the best location in the Bronx for social, business and fraternal events. Tito Puente's band played in the grand ballroom every New Year's Eve for a dance that drew 1200 people. Political campaigns would stop by the hotel for rallies and fund raising events, and one of the most whimsical events occurred when John F. Kennedy, the Democratic Party candidate for the U.S. presidency, was greeted at the hotel on November 5, 1960 with a sign that read “The home of the knishes thinks Jack is delicious.” There were two kitchens in the hotel.
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Soon afterwards, however, in 1544, Ruprecht died, leaving his own underage son and heir, Georg Johannes I of Veldenz-Lauterecken (known as Jerrihans), whose regency was assumed by Duke Wolfgang. Jerrihans became a "mistrustful, most whimsical and withdrawn person who constantly had new plans in his head and plotted his sometimes good thoughts and advantageous designs, which, however, owing to a permanent lack of monies, or of trust of others, could not be carried out." "Georg Hans" did indeed end up in financial trouble, which he sought to overcome, to no avail, with his wife's inheritance, for she was Swedish King Gustav I's daughter. He borrowed monies from the Lords of Mentzingen and from rich townsmen from the city of Strasbourg, which he could never pay back, and he became entangled in a court case before the Reichskammergericht, which lasted long after his death.
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Heather Phares of AllMusic said that Honda and Hatori have included songs on the album "that feel connected to their earlier work, yet not overtly retro", and that the duo bring out the "contrast of brash and ethereal moods at the heart of their music to the fullest". Phares felt the album is marked by two distinct sides, "with half the album representing the bustling, kinetic real world and the other reflecting the afterlife of the hotel's spectral guest". She singled out "the pretty, mercurial pop of 'Déjà Vu', which features some extra-playful rapping from Hatori" as "a standout from the album's louder first half, along with the grooving '10th Floor Ghost Girl' and the irresistibly bouncy 'MFN'". For its second half, Phares remarked that "'Empty Pool' showcase the duo's undimmed flair for seductive yet approachable atmospheres" and concluded by saying that Hotel Valentine "might be Cibo Matto's most whimsical album yet", giving it four out of five stars.
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