Two little girls in raincoats, both of them now Americans.
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For her fall, 2002 collection, Miuccia Prada showed plastic raincoats.
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Doctors and nurses wear disposable raincoats instead of protective gowns.
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The crowd wore raincoats and carried umbrellas to shield themselves.
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They were loaded down with equipment — ropes, axes, and heavy raincoats.
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Plastic raincoats are handed out to those up on the decks.
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Like remember that time they were seen walking around in raincoats?!
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Phthalates have also been found in jeans, raincoats, and artificial leather.
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Among other donations, the king contributed 2,000 raincoats to the effort.
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Chung also kept the cooler British summer in mind with shiny raincoats.
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We've researched the best raincoats for a variety of conditions and breeds.
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Instead of sunshine and T-shirts, clouds and raincoats dominated the scenery.
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He also donated 2,000 raincoats to help protect them from the heavy rains.
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"The audience was full of people in red raincoats," he said with a smile.
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The crowd wore raincoats and carried umbrellas to shield themselves from police water cannons.
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A series of raincoats, photographed at the final fitting, the night before the show.
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That means raincoats and umbrellas will be your best friend in the next few months.
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Even though raincoats come in handy in April, our pick is the cropped leather jacket.
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So, of course, cable news donned some raincoats and took the storm head on. Why?
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Ear protectors that dogs wear while being groomed make them look like they're wearing raincoats.
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In addition to jackets, the pet line also includes vests, hooded raincoats, and leather leashes.
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Both of us had pocket raincoats, but hey, it wasn't really raining that hard, right?
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Life jackets, life buoys, inflatable tower lights, raincoats, gumboots and chain saws have been provided.
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Not today, because it's raining and some of us don't have cool raincoats, but another time?
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Models wore jackets slashed at the arms with pointed shoulders, as well as see-through raincoats.
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PFAS are used in a variety of nonstick products such as raincoats, cookware and firefighting foam.
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He was followed by others wearing clear plastic raincoats, parkas with floral embroidery and flowered printed pants.
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Full, gathered skirts, capes, and glamorous gowns were made of thin plastic reminiscent of tents and raincoats.
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Most of them wear a gray uniform and, despite the heat, some wear blue raincoats on top.
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Handlers dressed in raincoats prepped the dogs in colored jackets before they were marched onto the track.
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Though many dog raincoats claim to be water-repellant, few stand the test of a torrential downpour.
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Researchers often wear raincoats when working in quarantined areas to protect their clothes from the sticky mess.
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The rapper is also looking to lock down apparel for Hustler's Ambition, including t-shirts, hoodies and raincoats.
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We've done the research and compiled a list of our top picks for the best raincoats for dogs.
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Similarly, MACBOOK is clued as "Catalog from a London raincoat designer?" because raincoats are called macs in Britain.
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The PVC, translucent, transparent, see-through, whatever-you-want-to-call-them raincoats eliminate the covering up your outfit.
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"Raincoats and Recipes"Season 4, episode 22The Season 4 finale is funny, heartbreaking and just a little bit sexy.
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Models wore one shoulder overalls, parachute-style light raincoats, zigzag cut vests, oversize shirts and coats with wide pockets.
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Here's what else is happening: Boots, raincoats and umbrellas are de rigueur today, whether you like it or not.
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The king had noticed that many people had been working without protection from the rain and donated 2,000 raincoats.
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The U.K. could keep selling raincoats to the E.U., while the Germans would keep selling B.M.W.s to the British.
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It was raining in Singapore, but New Year's Eve celebrants sheltered under umbrellas and raincoats as fireworks sparkled overhead.
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Some leopard print here, a little plaid there, and all of a sudden raincoats are starting to look pretty cool.
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There also is a bulletproof high-end fashion line that offers everything from formal wear to raincoats to leather jackets.
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Photo: The North FaceAnother big advantage of the Futurelight material is that it's not limited for use only on raincoats.
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The ladies all don clear raincoats to protect themselves as the first two contenders, Brady and Bryce, take the pit.
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The class of chemicals abbreviated as PFAS is used in products ranging from raincoats to nonstick cookware to firefighting foam.
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Though raincoats are historically a bit blasé, lately we've been seeing more and more brands try to make them more exciting.
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So say goodbye to the utilitarian raincoats you used to know and welcome a fresh take on this previously blasé essential.
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The legislative package targets a substance abbreviated as PFAS, widely used in a number of nonstick products like cookware and raincoats.
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Think fisherman's hats and raincoats, along with multipocketed workwear offerings, the sort that helped him establish his name in seasons past.
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Right now, you can score up to 40 percent off on a fabulous selection of boots, raincoats, bags, socks, umbrellas, and more.
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With steel fixtures, unvarnished hardwood floors and whitewashed brick walls, the space allows Stutterheim's rows of colorful raincoats to be the focus.
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Ganser uses ingredients that hark back to the era of Gang of Four, Siouxsie and the Banshees, the Raincoats and the Fall.
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They were old, or they had been stored badly, and some had developed tough skins like tiny raincoats, making them nearly impenetrable.
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They even placed a line of matching raincoats in a closet for those who want to visit the piece in inclement weather.
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A man was detained after beating up a doctor in Wuhan, and medical staff members are wearing raincoats to protect against infection.
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This allows users to have a tangible impact, donating things like socks, raincoats and blankets to people they may pass on the street.
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People in raincoats, carrying trash bags, and even someone sitting in a blowup boat waited in a line that stretched around the building.
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Think matching scallop-hemmed jackets and skirts, 3D geometric earrings, and vinyl raincoats in pop-bright hues; all the '60s signifiers are there.
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In the years after Macintosh's death, his son worried that increasing railway travel meant that people sheltered from the elements wouldn't need raincoats.
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This Kickstarter campaign is making raincoats that look and feel like fleece pullovers and (assuming it works as advertised) that's an incredible feat.
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Snapping the leg enclosures | Senscommon Some other notables: Things you should know: Senscommon jokes that raincoats are the Tupperware of the modern wardrobe.
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But here, in the episode that bookends "Raincoats and Recipes" (note the matching alliteration), they're at their closest and in perfect sync. 2310.
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EDINBURGH — Dressed in thick hats and heavy raincoats on the stage of a makeshift theater, three actors stumbled humorously through an imaginary storm.
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You can hear snatches of The Raincoats' frenetic outsider punk, Pere Ubu's angular grooves, and Jens Lekman's acerbic lyrical sensibilities in the mix.
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The friend had luggage that contained raincoats, ponchos, and waterproof socks that the friend allegedly took to an Al Qaeda leader in Pakistan.
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Raincoats have made major fashion strides in recent years, thanks to design-conscious brands like Terra New York and Stutterheim, to name a couple.
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Raincoats keep your pup warm in wet and windy weather while also keeping their coat a little cleaner as they splash around in puddles.
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At the story's end, when the two are run out of town, Mr. De Vil is forced to go into the production of raincoats.
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The spinoff store downstairs, Concept 4, is stocked with durable Rains raincoats and interior items ranging from Kinfolk tomes to cork-bound Nomess notebooks.
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It specialized in cold weather basics like snowsuits, woolen vests, and raincoats, and its main customers included city police departments and the Canadian Rangers.
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The bright store has a skylight along with a lounge area amid the raincoats, parkas and ultralightweight puffer jackets in an array of colors.
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In his debut for Burberry, Riccardo Tisci showcased the company's trademark trenches with corsets and gussied up beige raincoats with splendid jewels and feathers.
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According to KPIX 5, they slid down a smokestack to the ground and used a makeshift raft they had assembled using more than 50 raincoats.
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There are cozy raincoats for canines and doggie backpacks too, allowing for you furry friend to carry their favorite toys and treats while staying toasty.
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And yet, with each season, Abloh's collections for Off-White have grown more sophisticated, incorporating wrapped shawls, translucent raincoats, riding pants, and nipped-waist jumpsuits.
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I was expecting to see something by Miguel Adrover, who made dresses out of Burberry raincoats and a miniskirt out of a Louis Vuitton purse.
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Her practical stretchy jersey dresses, pinafores with Peter Pan collars, PVC raincoats and flat shoes are showcased against a backdrop of vibrant Pop Art illustrations.
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Now let's say the window shades were drawn, but you saw three people walk into the courtroom, all wearing raincoats, holding umbrellas and dripping wet.
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Last month, Target announced a partnership with Hunter, designed to outfit the entire family in new exclusive versions of the brand's rain boots, raincoats, and backpacks.
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Just look at the spring/summer 2018 offerings: slinky serpent greens at Adam Selman, chirpy blue raincoats at Calvin Klein 205W39NYC, buttercup yellows at Marc Jacobs.
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Some bicycles may be fitted with electric motors in future, to help with the steep hills, but riders will still have to provide their own raincoats.
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Once you get past the transparent dresses and clear raincoats, you'll find you've actually been spotting plastic pieces for awhile (lucite earrings and translucent backpacks, anyone?).
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In terms of price points, it goes from $7.90 for hair elastics, $9.90 for socks, and $12.90 for bandeau tops, to $69.90 for footwear and raincoats.
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Portugal's Calvelex, which supplies Aquascutum with tailoring for raincoats, jackets, coats, skirts and trousers, filed a lawsuit against the Chinese group in Hong Kong on Jan.
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Portugal's Calvelex, which supplies Aquascutum with tailoring for raincoats, jackets, coats, skirts and trousers, filed a lawsuit against the Chinese group in Hong Kong on Jan.
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Conceptual plans for the project include "building raincoats" that spring out like giant canopies over urban plazas, and a tunnel system for trash collection by robots.
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A vegan concept store, Aujourd'hui Demain, sells anything from socks with tofu graphics ($8) to chic raincoats made from recycled plastic to faux fur jackets ($73).
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Beirut, Lebanon (CNN)With long rakes, men in black raincoats scrape up scraps of plastic bags, water bottles and pieces of wood from the stony beach.
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Experimenting with materials, she was the first designer to use vinyl widely in her collections, creating PVC raincoats and boots like those seen on street stylers today.
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In the next room, children from Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, and Palestine, dressed in soccer jerseys and donated raincoats, are designing a business plan for an imaginary cafe.
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King Maha Vajiralongkorn Bodindradebayavarangkun took a personal interest in the search, sending kitchen trucks to feed the search crews and raincoats to protect them from the downpour.
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They press on through the cold and wind, braving the streets of Hangzhou and Beijing protected by raincoats that swallow them and appear comically inadequate to the task.
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"There was a lot to choose from, for every age," Beccari said, pointing to the intricate patchwork designs as well as the raincoats and shearling jackets on display.
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Even better, since transparent raincoats are becoming the norm, the days of hiding your meticulously planned-out look under a sheet of waxy plastic are in the past.
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The temperatures might have been a bit higher than during the rest of the year, but the Dutch still had to whip out their raincoats nearly every day.
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Where we once thought of raincoats as a nothing more than a gross weather accessory, these updated versions are a ready-to-wear force to be reckoned with.
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Later, I discovered their predecessors and peers, such as Fanny, the Raincoats and the Slits, all of whom made fantastic, dangerous music but didn't penetrate my Midwestern bubble.
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Sheath dresses and belted raincoats, blouses, pencil skirts and capris seem to be her go-to items, by designers such as Michael Kors, Balmain, Ralph Lauren and Givenchy.
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The creations may range "from bikinis to raincoats, it could be snow wear, sleep wear, it could just be a vest for the chill, for damp weather," he said.
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When it gets cold in Bangkok — by which I mean around 70 degrees Fahrenheit — pet owners dress their dogs in sweatshirts or, if they have the money, Burberry raincoats.
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He says, "I think I've driven you two about far enough for today" and we get out of that car faster than we've ever moved, even forgetting our raincoats.
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It was demure and frankly a little stuffy, a stark departure from the plastic raincoats and oversized statement earrings and rainbow capes that came just a season or so ago.
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So, other than avoiding suede boots and anything made of silk when the weather turns stormy, with the 14 raincoats ahead, you'll never have to worry about the rain again.
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Have a listen to Xylophone below and check out the artist's other cheerily-titled singles "Die Alone" and "Raincoats" if you need to refresh your pool party playlist this summer.
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In addition to keeping your dog warm and dry, raincoats increase your dog's visibility, protect their coat, and give them a boost of security if they're nervous about getting wet.
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She pulled it out from under her bed, pages and pages of Snoopy stickers and stickers of frogs and cupcakes and bunnies in raincoats playing in puddles and Easter baskets.
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He tells me he's always been into "femme-y post punk, early 80s stuff like the Slits and X-Ray Spex and the Raincoats" as well as grungier sounds like Hole.
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Photographs by Janette Beckman, now the New York editor of "Jocks & Nerds" magazine, include one of the Raincoats, rehearsing in a cluttered garage in 1979, a mattress shoved against the wall.
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Mr. Tran said he had been contacted by a wholesaler, which he did not identify, who was interested in selling the Vetememes raincoats, but the company also wanted approval from Vetements.
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The artist's not-exactly-restful palette, combined with the crowds of old British ladies in flashy raincoats and the groups of rowdy schoolchildren (many wearing fluorescent safety vests) do the rest.
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Also weird hippy Stonehenge bits, drug culture bits... but mostly you're seeing Sex Pistols, Crass, Jilted John, Motorhead, Swell Maps, Raincoats, The Ramones, Xray Spex, Exhibit A, Ludus, Buzzcocks, etc etc.
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Stripped from the bill were a number of measures dealing with a chemical abbreviated as PFAS, used in a variety of products ranging from raincoats to nonstick cookware to firefighting foam.
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The Frekvens range includes other accessories to help you put on a cool house party, like LED light panels that react to sound, a speaker base with light, and reflective raincoats.
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The substances, also known as "forever" chemicals due to their persistence in the body and the environment, are used in a variety of products ranging from raincoats to nonstick cookware. Sen.
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The substances, also known as "forever" chemicals due to their persistence in the body and the environment, are used in a variety of products ranging from raincoats to nonstick cookware. Sen.
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A recurring henchman from the new episodes, Scaramouche, is rooted in "characters with boots and raincoats and stuff like that," from Battle of the Planets, primarily the show's big bad, Zoltar.
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From eye-catching raincoats (yep, they're as practical as they are cool) to Picnic At Hanging Rock-esque feminine florals (duh!), we're giving our closets a little bit of a designer refresh.
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And he may not get the references intrinsic to accessories like dog collars, D-rings, kinky rubber raincoats (shades of Sex, the King's Road shop run by Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren).
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The chemicals, known by the abbreviation PFAS, are used in a variety of nonstick products such as raincoats, cookware and packaging and have been found in nearly every state in the country.
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The whole look is remiscent of "American Psycho:" Balenciaga even veiled a few power-suited looks in plastic raincoats, reminiscent of the one Patrick Bateman sported in his infamous axe-wielding scene.
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At demonstrations, protesters created banners from yellow raincoats, giving the illusion that the first death by suicide, a 35-year-old man who died wearing a distinctive yellow raincoat, was floating above them.
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All the while, Bachelorette Rachel Lindsay and her gaggle of fellow previous contestants (Raven, Alexis, and Jasmine from last season of The Bachelor) will watch, all of them wearing see-through plastic raincoats.
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Liliput's sound — akin to that of the era's post-punk English bands like the Slits, the Raincoats and X-Ray Spex — was skeletal, aggressive and sometimes herky-jerky, suddenly switching speeds and riffs.
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Inside Femer, her small leatherworking shop, each object fits the nautical theme: yellow raincoats hanging on a rack, an old machine that fillets fish, a few watercolors of boats, and her grandfather's fishing nets.
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Half of the proceeds raised at the event, a see-now/buy-now affair where prices ranged from $60 for T-shirts to $1,250 for raincoats, will go to the Foundation for New York's Strongest.
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The air is thick with humidity and money: Women wear ground-length Opening Ceremony raincoats, Prada fanny packs, Helmut Lang sweatshirts, Balenciaga sneakers, and vintage Apple employee jackets that go for around $400 on eBay.
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As the president finished, you could see that something else was off: The ribbon was twisted up right in front, on his left side, like all the belts I see mis-spiraled around dresses and raincoats.
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Op-Ed Contributor Early on a sunny May morning in 1952, I answered the doorbell of our New York City apartment to find two huge, scary-looking men, wearing hats and raincoats and big black shoes.
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Rather than parading single-file past viewers on a catwalk, Kondo's models twirled around the massive hall in striped "parasol" frocks featuring Issey Miyake's trademark pleats, while others in lightweight nylon raincoats zigzagged on electric skateboards.
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Rather than parading single-file past viewers on a catwalk, Kondo's models twirled around the massive hall in striped "parasol" frocks featuring Issey Miyake's trademark pleats, while others in lightweight nylon raincoats zigzagged on electric skateboards.
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Models glided across the soft expanse in tweed-trimmed raincoats, draped jewel-tone tunics and dramatically shaped jackets that were worn in a multitude of ways, including with slouchy wide-leg trousers with a 1920s feel.
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Models wore tailored suits paired with sneakers, in a nod to Jones' streetwear credentials, but looks also referenced more traditionally feminine styles, with flower motifs appearing on shiny raincoats and an array of delicate, see-through shirts.
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VIGELAND: That's a nice idea, and I'm definitely laughing at the idea of a "mac book" to buy one's raincoats, but that would be inconsistent with our other themes, which don't split up the non-song word.
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And I didn't know much except that they were supposed to be cool because she was this outcast, so I was like, oh, I have to kind of get into this band called The Raincoats, I guess.
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"Soviet spies in raincoats and trilby hats may seem a little dated, but in the era of Vladimir Putin, they are not entirely far-fetched," Alessandra Stanley wrote in The Times when the series debuted in 2014.
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The supply shortage led some doctors in Huanggang, a city of 7 million people close to Wuhan, to wear raincoats rather than protective suits and garbage bags as shoe covers, according to the financial news website Yicai.
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On September 20053, 1971, the fifth day of the takeover, COs and state police troopers in Grim Reaper get-ups—gas masks, raincoats, no name tags, locked and loaded—fired more than 400 rounds in the D yard.
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Their music's immediacy stems from the synthesis of two honorable punk traditions: harsh, condensed nuggets of riffage designed to awe you with technical mastery, and goofy, shouty, unpredictable group singing in the vein of the Raincoats or Liliput.
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Not long before Paris fashion week, persistent rains burst the banks of the Seine, and the biggest impression at Acne was made by the laminated raincoats, in tablecloth checks and plaids, with exaggerated collars and tent-like volumes.
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A class of chemicals abbreviated as PFAS are used in non-stick products ranging from teflon pans to raincoats, but the heavy use of PFAS-laden firefighting foam by military has contributed to water contamination across the country.
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So we donned our boots, grabbed our raincoats, and headed to the mountain of Milpa Alta (the boundary between Mexico City and the state of Mexico), where we spent a few hours in search of these summer delights.
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Techy tracksuits and multipocket outerwear in verdant hues, laden with cheeky touches like open flies, midriff hints and bottom-skimming zips, were framed by a 10-piece capsule collection of sleek raincoats made with the Italian label Allegri.
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Jeffrey's were a nod to ravers in canary-yellow raincoats, while Parnell-Mooney's navy and black velvet hoodies — one part monastic, one part "Star Wars" — evoked a delicate dialogue between the church and the school uniforms of dispossessed youth.
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A little band called The Raincoats, who are these British feminist punks that I first learned about through 10 Things I Hate About You because Julia Stiles' character goes to a Raincoat show that Heath Ledger shows up at.
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Guests and members stay in bedrooms in the main clubhouse, or in canvas tents equipped with a rustic take on luxury amenities, several of them Swedish: Sandqvist bags, Stutterheim raincoats, and sheets by Lexington Company, a bedding brand in Stockholm.
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Gleaning inspiration from organisms for engineering purposes—"biomimicry"—is already a major input into applications for superhydrophobia (like improving raincoats by emulating the properties of duck feathers), so it's very possible the humble alkali fly's extreme waterproofing may contribute to human innovation.
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The other vendangeurs and I peeled off our outer layers, draping raincoats and sweaters on trellis posts, lifting our faces to the streaky rays of light that had nourished the very plants surrounding us, and encouraged them to bud flower and fruit.
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"We warned people far in advance to bring their umbrellas and raincoats, because we knew getting married in May in Portland was like playing Russian roulette with the weather," said David Khalaf, who runs the Christian website Modern Kinship with his husband.
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And spas are not the only luxury businesses to have had their fortunes buoyed by Brexit; post-referendum, many foreign shoppers have said they plan to take advantage of the weakening pound to go on spending sprees for Mulberry handbags and Burberry raincoats.
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The shortages have become especially severe in Huanggang, a city of seven million not far from Wuhan, where some medical staff members were wearing raincoats and garbage bags as shoe covers to protect against infection, according to Yicai, a financial news site.
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"A lot of the ideas stemmed from utility — I would go into luxury boutiques and there would be a beautiful coat but I'd put it on and then realize the pockets were tiny or the raincoats weren't actually water-repellent," Afridi says.
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After being led into a dark antechamber and asked to remove shoes and socks (I pitied the woman wearing long laceup boots), we don raincoats and then move into another room, in the middle of which is a simulacrum of a cemetery.
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One day everybody on the street is wearing horn-rimmed glasses and businessman raincoats buttoned up to the neck, the next they are all dyed blond and sporting cowboy neckerchiefs and big hats pushed back on their heads, and those go for all sexes.
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Canada Goose, known for its cold-weather, fur-lined parkas, ventured into raincoats and light-weight jackets a few years ago to cater to its customers' seasonal needs and to move away from fur, which has increasingly become distasteful and is even banned in California.
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The mood there was somber, darkened by the downpour that drenched the terraced fields and rice paddies and the hundreds of Japanese who came out in plastic raincoats to witness the second pope to pay his respects after St. John Paul II in 226.
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Canada Goose, known for its cold-weather, fur-trimmed parkas, ventured into raincoats, light-weight jackets and knitwear a few years ago to cater to its customers' seasonal needs and to move away from fur, which has increasingly become distasteful and is even banned in California.
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"I remember wheeling a suitcase on a golf course and then there was this tree and we thought it was this great idea to climb up it," Bircken recalled of what resulted in an Edenic photograph of her and Huelle sitting in the tree, wearing only raincoats.
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Raincoats are notorious for often being stiff and uncomfortable to wear, but The North Face could potentially use its new Futurelight material on any wearable product in its catalog, for example, a jogging suit, yoga wear, or a parka engineered to survive a trip to Everest.
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Thanks to Chanel's spring/summer 2018 plastic-covered runway that took on everything from lucite thigh-high boots to holographic handbags, Christopher Kane's array of clear vinyl raincoats, and the myriad of other designers that invested in the translucent trend, we're all showing off a little more this season.
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Mr. Tran, an architecture student who lives with his parents, was inspired by the Vetements raincoat, a black polyester hooded number that resembles old Polizei-style raincoats but with a white Vetements logo across the back (you can get it on eBay for 300 pounds, or about $430).
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Yet, if one can suspend moral judgment (and if you like steak tartare) it is easier to judge on its design merits the formal dimensions of Ms. Fendi's finely tuned show of oversize coats in Prince of Wales plaid, silk satin shirts, vaguely pervy raincoats, Eisenhower jackets, moonboots and umbrella caps.
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Jenn Pelly, an editor at Pitchfork and the author of an upcoming book about the Raincoats, and Liz Pelly, a writer and editor of The Media, a bimonthly web publication, joined to discuss unrecovered histories of prior generations and what happens when the press shines its spotlight on D.I.Y. scenes.
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A place where high-tech jobs and affordable housing live in harmony, streets are built for people, not just cars, all the buildings are sustainable and efficient, public spaces are dotted with internet-connected sensors and an outdoor comfort system with giant "raincoats" designed to keep residents warm and dry even in winter.
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I never related "Ulysses" to my own world, to the young people at the desks around me — even though one of the scenes in the book takes place in a library, among students — not to mention the cobbled streets outside, the gateways and alleys, the shop windows and hoardings, the umbrellas, strollers, raincoats and overcoats.
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Here are the best women's rain jackets and raincoats in 2019:Best overall: The North Face Laney II Trench RaincoatBest for travel: Joules Right as Rain Packable Printed RaincoatBest for outdoors activities: Patagonia Torrentshell JacketBest for work: Everlane City AnorakBest transparent jacket: Hunter Boots Original Smock CoatHere are also the best rain boots to buy.
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Here are the best dog raincoats you can buy:Best dog raincoat overall: Ellie Dog Wear Zip Up RaincoatBest budget dog raincoat: Best Pet Supplies Voyager Dog RaincoatBest raincoat for small dogs: Django City Slicker Water-Repellant Dog RaincoatBest dog coat for light rain: Ruffwear Sun Shower Lightweight Waterproof Rain JacketBest dog coat for heavy rain: Hurtta Torrent Dog Raincoat
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We ask that no umbrellas, raincoats, rain ponchos, or other rain-repellent garments, such as wader boots, or any kind of hat or earmuff (this includes noise-cancelling headphones) be placed in the overhead bins, and that bags containing cement blocks weighing more than two hundred pounds be put under your seat or checked at the gate.
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Drawstring raincoats had the sweeping length of ball gowns and a satin sheen, though they were actually nylon; picnic-check pencil skirts were bisected by ostrich feathers swaying on the curve; tops had lavishly shirred sleeves; and all of it had the optic effect of an attenuated Escher drawing with a touch of gleam and the slouch of an old sweatsuit.
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Mr. Peck's "The Times Are Racing" (24 minutes long) — an excitingly "now" piece in the way it catches the mood of 21st-century urban protest and the evening's biggest hit with the audience — is danced in sneakers; its dancers are otherwise dressed (by Humberto Leon) in a motley assortment of urban wear — shorts, jeans, raincoats, T-shirts — as well as a leotard or two.
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Yet it remains the more outlandish and idiosyncratic designs that mark Ms. Bode as an American original since, after all, it requires a particular kind of gumption to create men's wear inspired by one's interest in collecting cardboard milk bottle caps and old pennies (both of which the designer inserted into transparent PVC raincoats stitched up in grids); turn woolly stuffed animals into slippers; imprint monochrome images of baseball cards on shirts; and repurpose a flea market tablecloth find as a jacket embroidered with a map of Robinson Crusoe's island.
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