Sure, it will probably be a completely transparent muumuu, but a muumuu nonetheless.
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Tiki Viki, finalizes some decorations in her silky muumuu and wig cap.
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Over there, crashing the Dubai Mall in a burgundy muumuu and harem slippers.
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In fact, at this rate, pretty soon she might start regularly sporting a muumuu.
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She didn't have to buy some fair trade muumuu just because she was a lesbian.
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More recently, n+1, The New Inquiry, and Muumuu House cast a shadow over all comers.
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And Oana Botez's costumes aren't far behind; when we meet Grotilde she is wearing a psychedelic muumuu.
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She was also the one who had to wear a muumuu during the pillow fight group date.
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Skinny friends would wonder if a dress looked too much like a muumuu, but I didn't have those fears.
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The filmmakers didn't choose to hide her in a shapeless muumuu — rather, she's rocking a form-fitting jewel-toned blue dress.
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I am going to pick out clothes that are gorgeous and cute and not feel like you're wearing a Muumuu everyday.
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And you had to take it a step further by thanking the phishiest member of Phish, muumuu-clad drummer Jon Fishman.
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"That's my mom's friend from Cleveland," she said as an obese woman in a black muumuu hoisted herself onto the stage.
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After all, there are words that can hardly do without them: muumuu, audio and oboe, just to queue up a few.
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That's when you'll see polka dots worn with tattoos and combat boots, or on giant clown-pant culottes and muumuu-like tent dresses.
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She is "dressed in a blue muumuu" in one scene and showing up to meetings "bedraggled and dressed in sweats" in the next.
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Adoration occurs in childhood, when every muumuu or sensible heel may as well be a custom Prada look on the Oscar's red carpet.
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Adorned in his wig, muumuu, and huge fake breasts, Perry parlayed his way into the multimillion dollar film empire that is still thriving today.
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Apparently our primary choices (and this is truly absurd) fall into one of two categories — boring basics with added belly ruching, or the inevitable muumuu.
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Kyle Richards may be known to cover-up in a flowy muumuu (at least, according to Ken Vanderpump), but the mom of four is in seriously good shape.
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For weekend one, Vanessa went with a traditional, maximalist approach similar to that of Bella Thorne, kicking off the first day in a floral muumuu with stacks of plastic bracelets.
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Yeah, plenty of things on this show are funny without meaning to be — Jax Taylor allegedly stealing sunglasses in Hawaii; James Kennedy's whole "not about the pasta" speech; Tom Schwartz's favorite muumuu.
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After they got tired of skintight going-out attire, college pals Cammy Hebert Miller and Cologne Schmidt Trude created a line of flouncy yet flattering super-short minidresses they considered the modern muumuu.
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It's hosted by Demi Burnett from Colton's Bachelor season and Bachelor in Paradise, who gives some of the women lingerie, some of them shorts and tops, some retro nightgowns, and one a big muumuu.
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As my belly expanded and I worried about my growing fetus – getting gradually more squished into its environs – a paisley muumuu from the suburban maternity mall store of my nightmares started to seem like not the worst idea.
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As I entered the room, I could almost imagine the island sounds of Hawaiian singer Don Ho. A vibrant muumuu waited for me in the closet, and the rooms were rich with pastel greens and earthy brown colors.
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For example, the paintings "Halloween in California" and "Halloween E.T. + Strawberries" show the extraterrestrial wearing the blond wig from the dress-up session in Gertie's bedroom and a patterned muumuu that suggests suburban California of a certain era.
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One envisions Peggy Guggenheim accessorized in artist-designed jewelry traipsing around her The Art of This Century gallery, or Iris Apfel adorned in oversized glasses and a bejeweled muumuu, or perhaps Midge, the sensible fashion illustrator from Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo.
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It has been more than 212 years since Demi Moore bared her pregnant belly on the cover of Vanity Fair, but retailers are finally catching up to the fact that pregnant women do not always want to hide under a muumuu.
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These extend to Louisa Thompson's set — a wittily artificial blend of two and three dimensions; Kaye Voyce's costumes, which include falsies for Martha and a muumuu for George; Ryan Seelig's nightmare lighting and the invaluable Ben Williams's disjunctive sound design.
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I spent the whole day in pajamas, and eventually switched to a XXXL tie-dye hoodie that I wore like a dress, but which came off more like Homer Simpson's floral muumuu that he never took off: inappropriate no matter the setting.
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Ordinarily a jewel-colored muumuu by Issey Miyake might appear tentlike or inert, but under the stewardship of Martha Graham Dance Company's Xin Ying, captured floating gracefully in midair, the garment is transformed into a tonally rich tribute to the aerospace industry, or flying squirrels.
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When she wobbles resplendent through a college campus to nail a job interview, the greatest achievement of her career as long as we've been watching, that was me in a muumuu pitching a TV show to Warner Brothers, praying for beginner's luck, and a breakfast burrito.
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To prove it, here's a brief list of items worn by characters in this film: massive JNCO jeans (Zac Efron as Flicker), white leather golfing gloves (Jonah Hill as Lewis), a silk bathrobe that says "Snoop Dogg" (Snoop Dogg as Ray aka Lingerie), a Missoni-esque muumuu (Isla Fisher as Minnie Boo), a custom-made gothic vest that reads "These ARE My Church Clothes" (Efron), a different Missoni-esque muumuu (McConaughey), Jeremy Scott Ugg boots (McConaughey), a sequin mini-dress (McConaughey), a neon thong (McConaughey), a slime green formal gown (McConaughey), Heelys (Efron), a feathered bubblegum pink robe (McConaughey), a wet suit (Martin Lawrence as Captain Wack), and a hot pink polo (Hill).
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My 300-pound Samoan attorney stood out in his charcoal suit, as I did in my sweat pants, muscle shirt and MAGA cap; but after we got him into a tie-die muumuu and me into galaxy leggings and a Tree of Life T-shirt, nobody gave us a second glance.
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But the roughest element in this otherwise solid production is Susan Tammany's decidedly unlovely scenery — it's heavy on squiggles — while her costume for the evil Madge makes Georgina Pazcoguin, otherwise good, look like an aging 1960s hippie whose muumuu has shredded into so many strips that she now resembles an iridescent fish.
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And while it may have been inspired by the designer's upbringing in Philadelphia (as well as Katharine Hepburn's character in The Philadelphia Story), we just couldn't help but think of how New York it all really was (because really, where else in the world could you wear a gilded jacquard muumuu to Sunday brunch?).
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Hawaiian singer wearing a Muumuu and playing the 300x300px The muumuu or muumuu () is a loose dress of Hawaiian originGary Luke and Susan R. Quinn, Americanisms: The Illustrated Book of Words Made in the USA (Sasquatch Books, 2003). that hangs from the shoulder and is like a cross between a shirt and a robe. Like the aloha shirt, muumuu exports are often brilliantly colored with floral patterns of generic Polynesian motifs. Muumuus for local Hawaiian residents are more subdued in tone.
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Musician Jonathan Coulton wrote the song "Lady Aberlin's Muumuu" about Aberlin's Mister Rogers character.
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Muumuu House is an independent, small press publishing company based in Manhattan, New York that was founded by writer Tao Lin in 2008. Muumuu House publishes poetry, fiction, and nonfiction in print and online. Muumuu House has published print books by writers Megan Boyle, Brandon Scott Gorrell, and Ellen Kennedy. Online publications have included works by Ben Lerner, Sheila Heti, Michael W. Clune, Matthew Rohrer, Michael Earl Craig, Sam Pink, Deb Olin Unferth, Rebecca Curtis, Noah Cicero, Mallory Whitten, Jordan Castro, Mira Gonzalez, Zachary German, Andrew Weatherhead, Nicolette Polek, Anna Dorn, Elizabeth Ellen, James Purdy, Big Bruiser Dope Boy, and Kristen Iskandrian.
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The hotel detective saw her dressed in a Hawaiian muumuu and said, "You can't bring that hooker into your room!" McDermott punched the detective in the mouth and was subsequently released by the Cardinals.
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They divorced in 1957 but remained friends afterward. Richard died in 1987. Musson was considered to be a "flamboyant and eccentric" woman. She was overweight (over at her peak), and always wore a flower-patterned muumuu.
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Over the years, the holokū approximated more closely to European and American fashions. It might have a fitted waist, and even a train for evening. As the holokū became more elaborate, the muumuu, a shortened version, became popular for informal wear.
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The accounts covered writers from presses and publications such as Muumuu House, Pop Serial, and HTMLgiant in a style akin to celebrity gossip sources like TMZ. After a few months the original accounts were deleted; they were revived by Frank Hinton in the fall of 2011, and began to gain popularity.
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In an interview with Monkeybicycle, Madsen cited Dalkey Archive, Melville House Publishing, Grove Press, Muumuu House, and others as publishing influences. On March 12, 2014, Madsen published an article called "I Made the Mistake of Starting a Small Press and So Can You" that guides others to create their own small press.
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Nola Ann Nāhulu (born November 3, 1954) is a Hawaiian choral conductor. She is the artistic director of the Hawaii Youth Opera Chorus (HYOC), as well as the Kawaiahao Church Choir, Kawaiolaonāpukanileo, an a cappella Hawaiian choral ensemble, and others. She is a teacher and lecturer at UH Mānoa. Additionally, she runs Bette Muumuu, a dress manufacturer in Hawaii.
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This store catered mostly to tourist but also sold muumuu to local women. While here she was inspired by Tivaevae patterns and techniques which would feature in her later work. She would return to Rarotonga again in 1996 to work on private commissions. Annie Bonza’s clothes have been worn by Rangimārie Hetet, Dame Te Atairangikaahu and Adi Litia.
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Zippy the Pinhead is a fictional character who is the protagonist of Zippy, an American comic strip created by Bill Griffith. Zippy's most famous quotation, "Are we having fun yet?", appears in Bartlett's Familiar Quotations and became a catchphrase. He almost always wears a yellow muumuu/clown suit with large red polka dots, and puffy, white clown shoes.
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Each episode lasts one minute. Merchandise such as stickers, badges, mobile straps and mobile phone content based on Baboo were also produced. Cosmogurashi: Online Teki Yasai Seikatsu, a massively multiplayer online game based in the Astronōka universe, was developed by MuuMuu, MicroVision and Community Engine and published by Enix on March 28, 2003. Its service was terminated on April 25, 2005.
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The word muumuu means "cut off" in Hawaiian, because the dress originally lacked a yoke. Originally it was a shorter, informal version of the more formal holokū. Holokū was the original name for the Mother Hubbard dress introduced by Protestant missionaries to Hawaii in the 1820s. The holokū featured long sleeves and a floor-length unfitted dress falling from a high-necked yoke.
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Her trademarks were her muumuu and verbal assaults. Journalist Alice Yarish remarked "She was rough and tumble and cussed a lot, but it was always funny. She was mean to everybody, and you liked it." Musson owned, as pets, a white turkey, monkeys, parrots, deer, chickens, goats, dogs, cats and other creatures that were allowed to wander around her restaurants.
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While there is some freedom of choice, most hālau follow the accepted costuming traditions. Women generally wear skirts or dresses of some sort. Men may wear long or short pants, skirts, or a malo (a cloth wrapped under and around the groin). For slow, graceful dances, the dancers will wear formal clothing such as a muumuu for women and a sash for men.
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In its mended, yellow and multi-coloured polka-dot muumuu, the creature spoke using various repeated exclamations of its own name accompanied by elaborate gestures. The meaning of this pantomime was to be guessed by the audience. This was usually followed by a song whose lyrics began "Imagine, imagine, you can imagine Polkaroo...". In the first two seasons, Polkaroo would appear to one of the hosts while the other host was absent for some reason.
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On the sideshow circuit, microcephalic people were usually promoted as "pinheads" or "missing links", and Schlitzie was billed under such titles as "The Last of the Aztecs", "The Monkey Girl", and . In some sideshows, he was paired with another microcephalic performer. Schlitzie was often dressed in a muumuu and presented as either female or androgynous to add to the mystique of his unusual appearance. Those who knew him alternately used masculine and feminine pronouns.
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Furuichi suspects her of being a tsundere character. Lamia carries a pistol loaded with bullets containing demonic concoctions that can erase memories, force a person to do one's bidding or, in the case of Oga, trap him in a psychic loop. She is always accompanied by two small muumuu pets, one of which sits atop her head and often mimics her mood. Her age is unspecified, but her appearance is that of a preteen girl.
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Animator David Silverman designed the obese Homer for the episode. There was a discussion about what Homer would wear when he became fat, and they decided to go with a muumuu. The writers were also discussing about how they were going to treat Homer's obesity. They did not want Homer to come off as a "hog", so they decided that the viewer should barely see him eating after he reaches his 300 pounds goal.
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There was a holoku ball, a floral parade, and a makahiki festival attended by 8,000 people. Economically, the week-long event first attracted visitors during October – traditionally a slow month for tourism – which benefited the Hawaiian fashion industry as they supplied the muumuu and aloha shirts worn for the celebration. Aloha Week expanded in 1974 to six islands, and was lengthened to a month. In 1991, Aloha Week was renamed to Aloha Festivals.
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The 39th Scripps National Spelling Bee was held in Washington, D.C. in June 1966, sponsored by the E.W. Scripps Company. 13-year-old Robert A. Wake of Houston, Texas won by spelling "ratoon", a word which he had "never heard of".(10 June 1966). Speller Shoots to Victory With 'Ratoon', St Petersburg Times Second place went to Beth Sherrill, 14, of Lucy, Tennessee, who incorrectly spelled "sachem", followed in third place by Sonya Gilliam, 13, of Lubbock, Texas, who could not spell "muumuu".
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In the state of Hawaii, on one of the islets, Granny is off to join a luau, wearing a muumuu, leaving Tweety to look after himself. A peckish Sylvester spots Tweety and tries to get him, but only one thing stands between Sylvester and his prey: Granny's pet shark, Sharkey. Sylvester's attempts with a rubber raft, a zip-line, an air pumping diving suit and a pair of stilts, all fail. Just then, Granny and Tweety leave on a cruise boat as they finished from their vacation.
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He has the appearance of a tall, dark-haired man, but in the human world he takes up a provisional body due to his contempt of humans. This body is similar to one of Lamia's (see below) "muumuu" pets, a random mass with a pair of eyes that can float above the ground at times. He is able to read minds. A highly skilled physician, he is first brought by Hilda in order to diagnose baby Beel, and is able to devise a cure for the kid by reestablishing his bond to Oga.
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Unable to call the plant because his fingers are too fat to dial a telephone keypad, and too heavy to drive or skateboard, Homer resorts to hitchhiking. Drivers refuse to pick him up because his bright muumuu and excited jabbering make him seem like a lunatic. After hijacking an ice cream truck, Homer arrives at the power plant during a workout program and reaches the shutdown button. He falls onto the gas storage tank, blocking the release tube with the oversized lower half of his body and preventing an explosion.
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It is likely that his appearance is considered attractive on his home planet, although his general appearance is derisively described as a "one-eyed noodle", by both Hämsterviel and Jumba on different occasions in the movies and the series. Pleakley is shown to be effeminate and dresses in both men's and women's clothing and often wears a wig. He usually wears his Galactic Alliance uniform on official business and a muumuu while on Earth. In "Poxy", much of the workings of Pleakley's internal system are revealed when Lilo and Stitch shrink themselves and enter it to retrieve an infectious experiment.
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There, a derivative, the muumuu, is highly similar, but without the yoke and train, and therefore even easier to make.The Pocket Hawaiian Dictionary with a Concise Hawaiian Grammar by Mary Kawena Pukui, Samuel H. Elbert, and Esther T. Mookini (1975), p 111. In Tahiti, the name was ahu tua (empire dress, in a sense of colonial empire); now, ahu māmā rūau (grandmother's dress) is used. In Samoa and Tonga, the design has taken on a two-piece form, with classic mother hubbard blouses (long, wide, loose-fitting with puffy sleeves) over ankle-length skirts, called "puletasi" and "puletaha," respectively.
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As it was predicted, she survived and this story was often told by missionaries to show the superiority of their faith. Alfred, Lord Tennyson (1809–1892) wrote a poem about the incident in 1892. An urban legend states that Pele herself occasionally warns locals of impending eruptions. Appearing in the form of either a beautiful young woman or an elderly woman with white hair, sometimes accompanied by a small white dog, and always dressed in a red muumuu, Pele is said to walk along the roads near Kīlauea, but will vanish if passersby stop to help her, similar to the Resurrection Mary or vanishing hitchhiker legend.
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Aberlin had a regular role as Lady Aberlin for 33 years on the children's television series Mister Rogers' Neighborhood. Lady Aberlin was King Friday's niece and frequently the "main" character of the Neighborhood of Make-Believe segments. Often the only full-sized character in the segments, she acted as something of a level-headed older sister to the puppets and audience alike,Betty Aberlin comments on Jonathan Coulton's song, "Lady Aberlin's Muumuu" and explains that Fred Rogers conceptualized her as a "big sister" and an audience surrogate, providing exposition for the story's narrative. She could occasionally be seen dancing around the Neighborhood whenever she was by herself.
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She is most often seen wearing a muumuu and sandals, but also wears other warm-weather clothing as well as traditional hula costumes. In Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch; her reflection in a mirror is compared to a picture of her young mother, suggesting that they look similar. In the episode "Skip" where an experiment (Experiment 089) is used to skip time ten then another ten years, it is mentioned that older Lilo looks a lot like her sister Nani. Her spirited and highly eccentric personality, especially in light of her parents' death, has alienated her from her fellow children, yet Lilo makes the perfect best friend for Stitch, an alien experiment whom she adopts as her dog.
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The game Short Warp, for example, notably came shipped with condom feelies, and the game Real Sound shipped with a bag of "herb seeds". Eno took up radio broadcasting during this period. He developed a maverick reputation during his work with Warp, and shocked the Japanese video game press in a dramatic 1996 press conference where he burned bridges with Sony by displaying a video depicting the PlayStation logo morphing into the logo for Sega Saturn to indicate that Warp's latest game, Enemy Zero, would be a Saturn exclusive. Furthering this reputation, at the 1996 Tokyo Game Show Warp displayed a video of themselves dancing and singing a song with lyrics roughly translated as "Enemy Zero is a good game, Warp is a good company", at the end of which Eno threw to the floor a plush doll of Muumuu, the mascot of Sony's hit game Jumping Flash!.
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