His face is clean shaven except for a delicate pencil mustache.
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Elon Musk has a pencil mustache, which feels like it's worth mentioning.
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Schneider, sporting a smarmy pencil mustache, invariably was clad in a white T-shirt, denim vest and tool belt.
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John Waters doesn't remember exactly why he first grew his iconic pencil mustache, but he does remember when: 1970.
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At 59, he is the only man in the Friday group, with salt-and-pepper hair that reaches his waist, and a pencil mustache.
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His slightly kinked black hair hangs down to his shoulders, and his pallid skin is punctuated by arched eyebrows, a pencil mustache, and a graying goatee.
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Anticipation was high the first night, as Mr. Waters greeted the 53-odd campers under a tent, wearing a skull-print blazer and his trademark pencil mustache.
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In the National Gallery's self-portrait, circa 1670, the artist's hair has grown thinner; the pencil mustache is flecked with white, and he's developed a double chin.
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The monster jiggles its trap to the song and opens wide for the chorus to produce Bogart, channeling John Waters in a pink pleather suit and pencil mustache.
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Peacock frequently sports a sexy, slightly handle-barred pencil mustache, gold panties, black sunglasses that could best Bieber, and an undershave beneath a wavy green mop on top.
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Carlos Correa, the cleanup hitter and the bouncing superstar of Game 5, zips up a close, military-style cut with fine lines that curve over his ears and a 1940s pencil mustache.
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Flamboyant designer suits, a neat coif, and trim pencil mustache define the provocateur as much as his 50-year career as a filmmaker, visual artist, writer, and comedian: Classic, vulgar, and entirely unmistakable.
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Ancient Celtic designs or those originating in the Pacific Islands provide inspiration for a great number of body ink enthusiasts (although it remains unusual to see a young man with a tattoo of a pencil mustache).
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Like the few other visitors to the Presidio that day, I had to stop and stare at the clean-shaven, well-fed features of Prisoner 3859, who, instead of his famous Old Testament whiskers, sported a scraggly pencil mustache.
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During live shows and speaking engagements, he says, he purposefully doesn't acknowledge it when a fan approaches him wearing a pencil mustache in his honor — he likes to see them stiffen up and get squirmy, as if he didn't notice their furry tribute.
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"I've always been taught, when you did something wrong, own up to it, don't try to hide it," said Mr. Bell, 53, a heavyset man with a pencil mustache, dressed in a voluminous dark suit, who sighed loudly several times as he spoke to the judge.
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But before John Waters was John Waters, Self-Deigned Pope of Trash and Prince of Puke, he was a lanky kid from Baltimore crashing punk clubs in a leather jacket, his long, greasy hair dangling precariously over a lit cigarette and, of course, that pencil mustache.
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The reason I was at the circus was that a magician with a black coat and a pencil mustache had urged me to go; I'd been introduced to him two hours earlier, by a Danish artist who had once been an acolyte of Allen Ginsberg, in New York.
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The other three are all much older: Luisa, glamorously white-haired and dressed in a white linen dress, with gold alien bracelets for fending off critics; Vittorio, a cartoon villain with streaks of white at his temples, a pencil mustache, and black plastic spectacles that narrow his look of disapproval; and a short rose-gold gnome from Finland who asks to be called Harry, though the name on his books is something else entirely.
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With his pedantically > trimmed pencil mustache he looked like a cross between a bullfighter and a > Puerto Rican pimp. The tightest black suit clung to his thin frame; he wore > a purple shirt, a narrow black tie and shoes with six-inch points. A > Pompadour jutted out above his forehead like the lacquered hull of a > submarine. The show was the most soulful Doc had seen in ages.
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The Coens first pitched the story to George Clooney in 1999 during the shooting of O Brother, Where Art Thou? Ethan Coen described it as a "thought experiment" rather than a viable project. A comedy film, the story was originally said to follow "a troupe of actors in the 1920s putting on a play about ancient Rome", with the focus on a matinée idol. Clooney was to play the main character, "a hammy actor with a pencil mustache".
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Her outfit, which includes a peaked leather hat and black gloves, copies the ensemble worn by Charlotte Rampling in the controversial film The Night Porter. (Both the film and the video share elements of sadomasochism.) The theme of androgyny is also briefly alluded to when a woman who closely resembles Madonna's lover is seen in men's clothing with a drawn-on pencil mustache. The overall presentation is surreal and deliberately ambiguous. The retinue of strange characters may be real or simply fantasies from Madonna's imagination.
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Ray has blonde hair and brown eyes, along with an effeminate voice and pencil mustache. In "Bloody Ferlin," Ray is revealed to have been born and raised in the backwoods town of Ferlin, West Virginia, where his brother Randy is a marijuana farmer who is unaware of Ray's occupation and sexual orientation. It is also revealed that Ray has changed the pronunciation of his surname, which his brother pronounces as "GILL-it." In "A Going Concern," he reveals that he was once married to a lesbian he met at a "Pray Away the Gay" Bible group.
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