I quickly primp before leaving to meet my new Bumble BFF in downtown Austin.
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And Saxon the collie appears calm and collected as his owners primp his fur.
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Between each interview, artists are on-hand ready to primp and puff and poof.
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But before they officially start looking for love, the pups wanted one more chance to primp.
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This entire process takes forever but is infinitely improved by watching Vanderpump Rules while I primp.
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They primp and bathe; party and dance; have sex and marry; raise children and inject heroin.
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E. showers and packs while I primp (we're staying the night at the hotel where the party is happening).
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Don't worry, he wasn't only on dress primp duty -- Chris actually posed WITH Paris before heading into the event.
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I don't like to primp, and I'll get in a groove where I'll wear the same thing for a week.
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Shower, primp, grab my lunch that I made last night (sad salad is what I call it), and I'm out the door!
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While they may not get as ridiculous as Amy Schumer's "Sleep Gym," Korean primp-while-you-sleep treatments do some impressive things.
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This also applies to the beauty world, where there are a slew of gadgets that effortlessly primp and beautify from head to toe.
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All the building materials that had been carted into the house to primp it for sale were carted back out and thrown away.
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Other fairs prune and primp their art for maximum market efficiency; Spring/Break allows curators and artists to let their freak flags fly.
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They embrace each other almost too tightly, primp exaggeratedly in front of the mirror, and, not unlike today's youth, appear utterly self-absorbed.
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The 24-year-old named Steph O'Dell went to her local hair salon to primp before her sister's birthday, according to the Daily Mail.
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I will say that they both think they look fabulous, and it's so great to watch them primp and preen and look at their bodies.
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The story feels as though it's about exploitation—until suddenly one plot collides with another, in which glitter-caked drag queens primp for a rave.
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Now, in the era of the "glam squad," it takes a village to primp and prep, and the results are smooth, sleek, polished and predictable.
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Just being authentically himself without any polish or primp or priming, it was nice to finally see someone truly enjoying fashion week without a hint of jadedness.
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After two years of watching her glamorous mama primp and pucker up for the spotlight, little North West has decided she's ready to do her own makeup.
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Her schoolgirls belch their manipulations onto the stage like a kind of noxious gas, as they primp before the mirror of their own, sometimes literally disfiguring, vanity.
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It's a way to primp and prep like the true star that you are, hang out with your entourage, and (over) document the entire thing on social media.
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Spoilers ahead for Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising...According to movies like The House Bunny and Legally Blonde, sorority girls like to (or at least should like to) primp.
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At Primp & Polish, Austin says they've actually been getting a lot of new customers, which she thinks may have to do with people questioning their usual nail spot.
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Instead she called to her publicist, her hairstylist and her makeup artist — all on hand to primp her for the Q. and A. — to come and join her.
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Still, they are fulfilled, helping nerdy teens primp for the big dance and making a happy workplace for their two employees, Barrett (Billy Porter) and Sydney (Jennifer Coolidge).
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Before the week was over, I saw one major benefit of this challenge: I didn't have to go out of my way and drive home to primp post-gym.
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After my hair was ready to go, I returned home to primp — all on my lonesome, and without assistance from a full team like many of the night's attendees.
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Base Coat also offers tarot card readings and henna tattoos; both are part of the owners' vision of a go to spot to primp, pamper and socialize with friends.
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Flip open any women's magazine, or log on to certain websites, and you'll see all sorts of guides detailing how women "should" primp and preen themselves to catch a man.
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Primp & Polish and Tenoverten pointed out that they have paid sick leave, so that their staff don't have to worry about losing out on wages if they don't come in.
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Sales of make-up grew by over 15% last year, for example, and skincare products by 13%, driven by demand for pricier cosmetics to pamper and primp China's better-off consumers.
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While other fairs appear to prune and primp their art for maximum market efficiency, Spring/Break takes a step back and allows curators and artists to let their freak flags fly.
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While teens across the country preen and primp for this spring's crop of high school dances, there's a group of adults in Washington, D.C., doing the same – with no punch-spiking necessary.
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The other two salons, Primp & Polish in Brooklyn, and Tenoverten in New York City, are sticking to their normal surgical masks, but making sure that their workers wear them throughout their service.
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At Primp & Polish, if a staff member takes sick leave, they will be required to bring a doctor's note confirming that they are healthy and don't have coronavirus before returning to work.
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From the rolling bar cart of our Pinterest dreams to a studded decanter fit for the host-with-the-most, these picks are sure to primp our pad just in time for guests.
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From women applying makeup while commuting to subway riders clipping their nails to the New York City subway itself advising riders not to publicly primp, everyone has a boiling-hot take on this phenomenon.
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Last year, CoverGirl constructed a marketing campaign called Project PDA (reappropriated to mean Public Display of Application), which shamed New York City subways for advising riders not to "clip" or "primp" on the train.
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The Wing, the members-only association for women that calls itself "a coven not a sorority," has presented its clubhouses as impeccably designed safe spaces for women to work, network, nosh, primp and talk politics.
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Nightclubs around the world started booking her for appearances, where, in addition to free airfare and accommodations, she was paid to primp and pose with fans, becoming, as Mr. Musto noted, one of the first people who was paid simply to show up at parties.
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Back in the pilot we got a look at Midge's secret bedtime routine, where she went to sleep fully primped, removed all the smoke and mirrors while Joel slept, woke up with the first ray of dawn to re-primp, and then slipped back into bed with Joel none the wiser.
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Royal women no longer have to give birth in public -- the tradition of the home secretary attending the birth was only abolished in 1948 -- but each time Catherine Middleton produces a child, it's only a few hours before she's expected to primp up her hair and face and parade for photographers in heels.
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Word of the Day : dress or groom with elaborate care _________ The word "primp" has appeared in five New York Times articles in the past year, including on May 12 in the T Magazine On Beauty column "In Praise of Naturally Curly Hair" by Marisa Meltzer: Curly hair is messy; curly hair is chutzpah; curly hair is loud, and has a lot to say.
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As Puyo Puyo! 15th Anniversary was created to commemorate the fifteenth anniversary of Puyo Puyo, it includes most of the Fever characters plus six of the characters from the Madou series; they are said to have fallen from the sky into Primp Town, the primary setting of the Fever series games. There are a total of twenty-two characters in this game.
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The Axeman and Fiona enjoy a nightcap in an apartment that Fiona believes to be his. They talk about his past and she excuses herself to his bathroom. A primp in the mirror results in some hair falling out from Fiona's head. Distraught from the clump of hair in her hand, she is distracted from the fresh corpse hidden in the bathtub.
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Shayna McHayle was born in East New York, Brooklyn on October 31, 1991, to a Jamaican father and a Trinidadian mother. After her parents got divorced, she was raised by her mother. Her mother encouraged her to be creative, allowing her to dye her hair as a form of self-expression, and encouraged McHayle and her sisters to practice self-love. She started rapping in high school with a group of friends called Primp, until graduation at 16.
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Dawn Turner Trice of the Chicago Tribune argues that there is "something truly unsettling, to say the least, about attaching such a vile word to a scholarship" and expresses concern about the glamorization of the term.Trice, Dawn Turner. "Scholarship is soured by unsavory name", Chicago Tribune, 27 April 2005. In the first years of the 21st century, a new meaning of the word emerged in the form of a transitive verb pimp, which means "to decorate" or "to gussy up" (compare primp, especially in Scottish usage).
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Unlike Puyo Pop Fever, which uses a simple menu, Puyo Puyo Fever 2 uses a map system to let the player navigate the game's menus. The map system is also reused in the nine courses to show the supposed path of the player's character. Several buildings are available around the map area, known as Primp Town, which was the setting of the previous game. These buildings include a tower for endless modes, a shop to buy items, a town hall to change options and save, a museum for viewing unlocked media and a playground for multiplayer games.
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Ms. Accord, the teacher at the Primp Magic School, informs Sig that there will be a tournament up for play, and everyone's competing; the reward is a medal that will grant anyone's single wish. Another scene shows Amitie and Arle pledging to play by the rules, and Sig, still as clueless as ever, eventually pledges as well, but not before witnessing six comets fall down onto Earth. Sig, realising that this is a big discovery, decides to ignore it anyhow and goes onto the competition. It turns out that the "comets" are actually six familiar characters from the Madou series, who serve as boss characters in the story modes.
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Harley Trott, a leading businessman at the time and head of Trott & Cox, the steamship agents and purveyors of meat for the British military, was determined to build a hotel that would attract affluent Americans, who would summer in the Berkshires and winter in Bermuda. From the moment it opened, The Princess was considered the gem of the island. With long shady verandas and a blue slate roof, the four-story building comprised 70 rooms, each equipped with gas lights, hot and cold running water and a five-inch mirror to allow guests to primp before stepping out for the night. Staff dressed in white jackets and waving pink handkerchiefs greeted luxury liners.
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Ms. Accord, a teacher at the Primp Magic School, has lost her Flying Cane, the equivalent of a magic wand, and claims to have a reward for the student who can find it. The player plays the role of either Amitie or Raffine, students at the school, as they venture across the Puyo Pop Fever world to find the cane, while meeting many wacky characters along the way and battling them. Raffine's course contains more difficult gameplay and alters the characters the player meets, as well as which character actually finds the wand. When playing as Raffine near to the end of the game, it is revealed that Accord never actually lost her flying cane.
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Its impact will be felt over years as children grow and become new opera lovers or, perhaps, are inspired to pursue their own dreams of performance. A well-loved New York City past time for natives and tourists alike, the Backstage Tours of the Met Opera House offer a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at the Met, including the expansive scenic and carpentry shops where sets are built and painted; the costume, wardrobe, make-up, and wig departments that prep and primp today's star singers for the stage; rehearsal rooms where productions first take shape; the massive stage complex where the action comes to life; and the crown jewel auditorium.[Kugel, Seth. Weekend in New York: Behind-the-Scenes Tours, The New York Times 1 June 2008.
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