For the nails, use a combination base and topcoat specifically designed for rhinestones and beads, like China Glaze for Rhinestones Only, ($7).
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Khoo used hand-embroidered rhinestones to represent grains of rice, red rhinestones for the spicy sambal, and a pair of "wings" that represent banana leaves.
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She followed the event's theme, "Rhinestones and Denim," by wearing a knee-length denim sheath dress with matching jacket that were both embellished with rhinestones throughout.
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" Kristiana (pictured left) says: "Yes I wore jeans with rhinestones.
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Sometimes the children's fingers bled from handling the pointy rhinestones.
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The chair has Kulture Kiari Cephus' initials inscribed in rhinestones.
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"It's dangerous to decorate with rhinestones and pearls," she said.
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Glitter, rhinestones and beads make up most of the designs.
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You don't want your rhinestones just floating on your face.
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I think you should wear the combination of rhinestones and sequins.
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And tiny rhinestones randomly dancing upon gray locks feel simply magical.
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The rhinestones on her cat-eye frames sparkled in the night.
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"These accessories are often embellished with pearls, rhinestones, and colorful enamels."
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Tang pressed 3D rhinestones over Soto's ring fingers for extra interest.
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Time to make that bold winged liner 3-D with some rhinestones!
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So was the encrusting of the bag in rhinestones and other beads.
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"I also wore a very loud burgundy tie, with rhinestones," he said.
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In 1995, the ball was upgraded with rhinestones, strobes, and computer controls.
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Since then, customers have included Gay Talese (seeking horn buttons for his suits), Julie Andrews (pearls), Joan Collins (rhinestones with glass), Lynne Cheney (green rhinestones) and Nora Ephron (she bought a set of card suits in red Bakelite).
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However, the performance was not overshadowed by all the leather, rhinestones, and fire.
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You can't just place rhinestones anywhere because it would have looked a mess.
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Opt for rhinestones, hearts, pendants, or monogrammed charms for an added personal touch.
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I just want some makeup and some rhinestones and some crazy-ass shoes!
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The show's host Alicia Keys had tiny rhinestones sprinkled throughout her baby hairs.
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Recommendations this week: The Tedium newsletter, Cocaine & Rhinestones, and Casey Newton's The Interface newsletter.
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The malls are jam-packed, dog leashes are studded with rhinestones, and everyone — everyone!
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They're not spray painting their heads silver or affixing elaborate rhinestones to their nails.
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The place had an air of low-cost opulence—chandeliers, rhinestones, and pleather sofas.
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So, blame the stars if half my wardrobe consists of velour bedazzled with rhinestones.
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"I love sequins, I love rhinestones, I love big hair, I love eyeliner," she shares.
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"It's Marc Jacobs, and bedazzled to the nines with pearls, rhinestones, and sequins," Duff shares.
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She also wore dangling earrings and covered her eyelids in green eyeshadow and more rhinestones.
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It was an era of ruffled miniskirts and low-rise jeans, of rhinestones on everything.
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But, she added more decisively, "I have never met a gymnast who doesn't love rhinestones."
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Step this way for paper fans, rhinestones and eye shadow, champers and really good coke.
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Here is Lady Gaga at the 2016 Grammy Awards, in a pair adorned in rhinestones.
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They sewed all year long, making suits — elaborate outfits covered in feathers, beads, and rhinestones.
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Sources tell us the chair is covered with nearly 26,000 rhinestones and is valued at $1,500.
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The other art intervention element is the rhinestones I used to adorn some of the pages.
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And with it more designer cameos than there were rhinestones on Mariah Carey's Times Square gown.
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Just don't classify them with inexpensive diamond substitutes like cubic zirconia, moissanite or rhinestones — or crystal.
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Behind him, gaggles of teenagers in rhinestones, plenty of whom still had braces on their teeth.
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She told Insider she only uses glass rhinestones, and she bedazzles both new and vintage cans.
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" The seller said the rhinestones came from Korea, but he wasn't sure about the shirts. "O.
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Anyway if anyone knows where I can get a load of rhinestones very quickly let me know.
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Swapping platinum for silver-plated and diamonds for rhinestones, the vintage-style tiara from online retailer TheRoyalLookForLess.
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Using eyelash glue and a nail-art tool (tweezers also work), gently cover your lip with rhinestones.
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Zellweger also wears the hell out of Jany Temime's glitzy, vibrant costumes — the more rhinestones the better!
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The sheer side panels and sleeves on Andrade's dress stand out thanks to the sewn-in rhinestones.
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So far, we've seen multicolored polish on Harry Styles, quirky decals on Elle Fanning, and lots of rhinestones.
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You know the drill: feathers, rhinestones, a little bit of cultural appropriation, and — oh yeah, the Fantasy Bra.
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The wide-leg jumpsuit was covered in sequins and rhinestones and featured a bustier-style, double-strap top.
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Adding more flare to the bottoms, there were also pink and silver rhinestones splattered along the back pockets.
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At the "Perestroika" rehearsal, Elliott wore a dark blazer embellished with the words "Art Is Truth" in rhinestones.
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Both of them used the filter to try on glitter makeup, complete with rhinestones, bright lipstick, and blush.
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She quilts different patterned scraps together into the gun shape, then embellishes them with rhinestones, lace, and embroidery.
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I started playing around with rhinestones when I became interested in notions of pointillism during my undergrad years.
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If you could only wear an outfit made completely of rhinestones, would you choose a unitard or a dress?
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"Yes, but what other show has a circus with so many rhinestones?" asked her pro dancer partner Maksim Chmerkovskiy.
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Linsey and Cain's debut single, "Mardi Gras and Rhinestones," will be released on all digital platforms on June 28.
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In hindsight, the vajazzling phenomenon — the iconic '00s trend of adorning your waxed pubic area with rhinestones — seems inevitable.
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We sat down with Parton to get her life advice on natural beauty, staying true to yourself, and rhinestones.
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There, the multicolored costumes, many encrusted in rhinestones, have been laid out in order by an army of assistants.
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She designed her own clothing for the stage — elaborate pieces with rhinestones, bell-bottoms, bright colors and animal prints.
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Polyester tops were printed with paisley, then tie dyed, then embossed with as many rhinestones as they would bear.
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The range of $6,000 headpieces feature rhinestones and real feathers, and are only available for purchase at Alexander Wang stores.
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The range of $6,000 headpieces feature rhinestones and real feathers, and are only available for purchase at Alexander Wang stores.
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The ad showed Delevingne wearing a sequined red mini dress and black booties that appeared to be covered in rhinestones.
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Dolly says that her flamboyant getups often come plain, straight off the rack; she "Dollyizes" them with rhinestones and sequins.
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Gaga had a few costume changes, but every look was covered in rhinestones and showcased a specific silhouette and feel.
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Plein's ethos is completely more is more: More fur, more rhinestones, and more famous faces on (and off) the runway.
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Cowan's creations — especially those looks that included metallic stars and pink rhinestones — seemed to be designed for the legend herself.
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The mermaid skirt hugged Cantrell in all the right places and the blue and silver rhinestones are a nice addition.
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For instance, she wore an entirely strawberry pink gown studded in over 2,000 rhinestones to the presidential inaugural ball in 1953.
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A signature look used to be framing my eyes with six rhinestones, but now I'm doing ombré glitter in my crease.
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And right now, he's on my iPad, ambling across an airborne tropical island in search of spinning, sparkling, levitating red rhinestones.
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Wilder walked into the MGM Arena wearing a full leather suit of armor clad with rhinestones that weighed around 40 pounds.
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The beading on each and every garment is impossible not to notice—even the tights have sparkling rhinestones sewed into them.
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All you need is a couple dozen rhinestones and a few hours of post-turkey downtime to pull them off yourself.
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The crown eyeliner looks integrate bold metallic hues, glitter, and plenty of rhinestones to create a royal look right on the eyelid.
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And if you want to go all-out, another look from cassisel uses nothing but sparkling rhinestones and a very steady hand.
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Mistress Tara, a middle-age woman, was wearing baggy jeans, a baggy work shirt, and worn-out platform flip-flops with rhinestones.
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Basically, they're a modified version of the feather brow look from earlier this year, but with extra baubles (read: rhinestones) and glitter.
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The rhinestones fall seamlessly down her head, past her face, and all across her chest, perfectly complementing her rad custom Chanel suit.
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A plumassier is like a goldsmith who can afford to work only in bronze, or a jeweller who makes do with rhinestones.
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Under the cover of darkness, people transform themselves into royalty wearing crowns and rhinestones, or into oil-coated dancers and painted pranksters.
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Galilea: The drag wasn't campy, though, because Marlena was the type who wanted glitz and glamour, lots of rhinestones, gowns, big hair.
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Marilyn Monroe's "Happy Birthday, Mr. President" dress, which was covered in 2,500 rhinestones, sold for $1,267,500 at a Christie's auction in 1999.
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Rhinestones, bugle beads and feathered headdresses — furnished by her partner in kitsch, Bob Mackie — helped build her outsize persona in the '70s.
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If you've ever admired Gaga's penchant for rhinestones and dramatic eye makeup, you have the singer's makeup artist, Sarah Tanno, to thank.
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This light grey pair is studded with rhinestones for a look that's neutral enough for everyday wear, but still a wardrobe standout.
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It was then embellished with both hand-sewn pearls and gemstones and machine-printed rhinestones, perfectly encapsulating the tension between man and machine.
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Reid is wearing a bodysuit with "VIXEN" emblazoned over her butt, baggy black pants, fingerless gloves studded with rhinestones, and a gold leash.
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Davis' wedding gown featured plenty of rhinestones and feathers, upping the glam factor, and even her bouquet eschewed traditional blooms for crystal flowers.
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There are 10 rings, including some with Hello Kitty resting on top of a red jewel, and some with her face in rhinestones.
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In the wake of dropping new music, the 'Lose You To Love Me' singer stepped out with a French manicure studded with rhinestones.
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Later in the episode, the doctors learn that the patient had also "vajazzled" her vagina with rhinestones in the shape of a butterfly.
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Since our cake was not edible, I thought we were going to decorate it with pearls and rhinestones stuck on with Super Glue.
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Here's what we know about the victims: Leilah Hernandez celebrated her quinceañera three months ago, wearing a beautiful green dress covered in rhinestones.
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Still, her new abaya is decorated with rhinestones, a splash of style she chose to recently spruce up with some knockoff Valentino shoes.
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At J'ouvert, devoted revelers wear crowns and rhinestones as they throw white or colored powder and smear one another with mud or paint.
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A bodily form emerges from a heap of rhinestones, fake jewels, Mardi Gras beads, watches, an empty Corona bottle, and other lustrous detritus.
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In relation to my work, rhinestones seemed to be the most relevant material; they provide a perfect combination of content, process, and material.
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They became ubiquitous with the '22018s Disco period, with singers Donna Summer and Diana Ross rocking long, red, square-shaped acrylics with twinkling rhinestones.
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The installation, curated by Amanda Krugliak, is comprised of mixed-media work on fabric with digital imagery, embroidery, rhinestones, trimmings, bandanas, and floral appliqués.
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And instead of an all-white dress, this couture creation boasted shades of ivory and blush alongside a generous helping of rhinestones and embroidery.
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Meesh decorated Lanzone's toe nails with rhinestones, faux fur, and flashy colors that, at a more normal length, would make for prime Instagram fodder.
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To recap: Dame Judi Dench is cooler than you, you're never too old for your first tattoo, and rhinestones are poised for a comeback.
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I tried on a leather jacket with a "V" of rhinestones down the front, a set of migrating birds sparkling in the sky ($7,600).
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First is elbow bedazzling, which seems to be where you have selection of diamonds and rhinestones glued to your elbow in varying elaborate designs.
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Plus 1940s sipping-at-the-soda-shop starlet crepes in retro prints like rotary dial phones and slinky pussycats, or with judiciously placed rhinestones.
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One February morning, she went to the police headquarters and explained that she was an artist interested in decorating the municipal cameras with rhinestones.
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"I had a lot of episodes doing my look," said Gimella, wearing a sheer dress she affixed with heart-shaped panels covered in rhinestones.
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One quick glance at Lady Gaga's glam meets dreamy makeup look of petal-pink eyeshadow studded with dainty rhinestones is all the proof we need.
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Attendees are getting creative and pairing chunky shimmer with rhinestones, sequins, and jewels to create otherworldly looks fitting for the weekend's over-the-top events.
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I meet the same friend from last night to do last-minute vintage shopping, and find an amazing acid wash denim jumpsuit with rhinestones ($23).
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"Oh no, you can't dress it up in lace or rhinestones / Don't matter if you're in a crowd or home all alone," the lyrics read.
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The long-sleeve gown also featured jeweled accents throughout with large rhinestones around the neck and shoulders, and a train featuring even more long feathers.
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Lush, jet-black, and spilling down to her waist, the luxurious style has become as core to the country star's aesthetic as rhinestones and fringe.
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"No amount of cotton rag or rhinestones will ever bring a tear to anyone's eye the way a beautifully done video invitation will," he said.
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They each made their own wedding attire: Mr. Outlaw collaborated with the tailor Jerry Lee Atwood to create a suit with embroidered roosters and rhinestones.
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"I was working all day to make acrylic long nails, big giant rhinestones, 3-D nail art, and hand-painted glitter every single day," she says.
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Listeners of the podcast Cocaine & Rhinestones got a history lesson in an episode about Lynn, who had no less than 14 singles banned from radio play.
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Riveting in cutoffs, over-the-knee boots, fringed top and midriff corset — all studded in light-catching rhinestones — Morris proved she could strike any musical mood.
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The president of City Park said he didn't like my Guinness award because it wasn't fancy enough so he wanted me to have one with rhinestones.
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A Maltese cross flanked by two dragons, the baroque design is completely unlike Ms. Plath's other accessories, a mostly feminine assortment of rhinestones, hearts and flowers.
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Adorned with fresh flowers and hand-painted rose gold decorations, the cake stood on a rhinestone-embellished stand that matched the sparkling rhinestones on the cake itself.
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Though it didn't feature any real diamonds, the rhinestones did mark the price tag up to $50, which is a lot more than your average salad dressing.
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The 51-year-old star walked the red carpet alongside her husband, 54-year-old actor Matthew Broderick, wearing a purple Dolce & Gabbana dress encrusted with rhinestones.
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The rhinestones-and-cowboy-boots cliché is as far removed from their experience of Nashville as Saturday Night Fever's white suits and wide lapels is to Brooklyn.
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The last step before adding the rhinestones is to line the bottom lid with more purple, like Urban Decay 24/7 Glide-On Eyeliner in Asphyxia ($21).
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In his hands, fingernails encrusted with green and sapphirine rhinestones, he held a vape module — the Smok G-Priv — that looked like a piece of military equipment.
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Many of the designs incorporated polka-dot rhinestones, for what Kawajiri dubbed the "Marc Today" nail (it's the same nail art Jacobs wore for his victory bow).
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Despite the fashion industry's notorious reluctance to embrace different kinds of bodies, her career was as dazzling as the rhinestones that frequently appeared on her prosthetic leg.
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Laura Kaeppeler swapped her Miss Wisconsin title for the 2012 Miss America crown after stunning in this red ensemble with a swirl of sparkling beadwork and rhinestones.
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Little charm bags dangled from gold chains around the neck, moon-boot Birkenstocks were buckled by rhinestones, and frame bags or mega-totes clutched in the hand.
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She ornaments her portraits with an amalgam of rhinestones and bling, exploring the simultaneously performative, sleek, and over-the-top nature of hyper-feminine identity and sexuality.
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Her use of materials such as gold leaf, string, and rhinestones is especially adept, as she incorporates them seamlessly into the washed surfaces of her surreal worlds.
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The ceremony's decorations may have featured faux diamonds and that aisle was probably glittering with rhinestones, but there's no doubt that one set of diamonds is 100% real.
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She started with a black cat-eye, then applied blue eyeliner near the inner corners of the eyes before topping it all off with shimmery liner and rhinestones.
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One of the hairstylists on the team is a performer, too, so he had a ton of jewels and rhinestones I ended up using to complete her look.
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But the real show-stoppers of this look were her oversize cat-eye sunglasses decorated with rhinestones and roses by Dolce & Gabbana that sell for a cool $2,610.
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When she's not dabbling in diamonds, she's creating portraits of pop-culture icons and musicians, mashing up religious imagery with emoji, and adding rhinestones to just about everything.
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Lindy West RHINESTONES twinkling around the perimeter of her shades, cornsilk curls undaunted by the Pensacola sun, Elizabeth Kemper, a supporter of Donald J. Trump, is all certainty.
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Indian weddings bring to mind a riot of colors, glittering gold jewels and swingy skirts studded with rhinestones and tiny mirrors that refract light like roving disco balls.
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We hadn't noticed before because of the mess of rain on the bulletproof glass separating Trump from the crowd, but once we saw her rhinestones, it was obvious.
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In the early 2000s, everything was covered in rhinestones or graphics and screen printing, so there was this quality to it that was a "more is more" feeling.
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Blue and white crinoline bounced from shoulders and waists, a lime green hat twinkled with rhinestones, and a hoop skirt lifted a train of binder-clipped Bubble Wrap.
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Sadie Barnette's project features several redacted pages of her father's file, onto which she has intervened with pink rhinestones and spray paint, reclaiming this attempt to discredit her father.
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Broken mirrors, multicolored string, silk organza, rhinestones, vinyl records, and dollhouse furniture are just some of the less-than-expected materials you'll find in Facebook offices around the world.
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Venage-Mohl adds rhinestones, real flowers, and even foil to her clients manicures, and you can also layer gel on top of dip powder to get more intricate designs.
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Carey and daughter Monroe both went for the leather-chic look, sporting black leather jackets, matching pants, dark shades and black shoes with what looked like rhinestones decorating them.
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While some of us like pink rhinestones, not all of us do, and you're only alienating customers by making sex toys in solely 'femme' colors and animorph-like shapes.
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A thin line of red rhinestones accented the waist for a bit of added sparkle and Middleton polished everything off with a pair of tassel earrings from Kate Spade.
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Another involves wearing rhinestones all over your lips which, while absolutely gorgeous, seem like they could be a buzzkill if you tried to eat or make out with someone.
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She did it in classic Martha Stewart style, customizing a pair of comfortable denim Aerosoles with rhinestones that spell out the word "VOTE" and posting a photo to Instagram.
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The installation, comprised of mixed-media work on fabric, with digital imagery, embroidery, rhinestones, trimmings, bandanas, and floral appliqués, does not really answer these questions in a literal sense.
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It was awfully pretty — and his bride did wear the trousers — as were Giambattista Valli's trademark little lace 1960s dresses embroidered in three-dimensional peonies, black bows and rhinestones.
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Fit City There is nothing quite like watching a five-foot-tall woman in rhinestones deadlift more than twice her body weight and then celebrate with a high kick.
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The 34-year-old entered the MGM Arena wearing a full leather suit of armour, including a crown and face mask, which were bejeweled with rhinestones and LED lights.
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If you search the "#cropover2017" hashtag on Instagram, you'll see several pics of a certain Barbadian singer decked out in nothing but mesh, feathers, and rhinestones — turquoise wig and all.
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The five-time Grammy winner, seated at the piano center stage, wore large black frame glasses with his name spelled out in rhinestones and a black jacket with sparkling trim.
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The single glove, covered in rhinestones, caught the light and dazzled as it glided across the stage, leaving me with stars in my eyes and sparkly sensations in my tummy.
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She accessorized her costume with stick-on rhinestones on her chest, elegant pearl headband, colored contacts and elaborate silver eyeshadow that was accented with beaded special effects around her eyes.
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Two crates of colorfully beaded AK-47s by Ralph Ziman (13) and a flak jacket studded with rhinestones by Opie Opie (2017) parodically aestheticize the tools of war and destruction.
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The five-time Grammy winner, seated at the piano centre stage, wore large black frame glasses with his name spelled out in rhinestones and a black jacket with sparkling trim.
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Do you think that Theresa May couldn't answer the International Women's Day question about what she does to unwind because her actual hobby is furiously hot-gluing rhinestones onto bangles?
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Not to mention denim, fishnet, rhinestones and Chantilly lace; past and techno present layered one atop the other in a masterful display of sartorial free association with a sneaker underpinning.
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Ms. Gul, in a tea pink lehenga sparkling with platinum and gold rhinestones, walked down a carpeted aisle accompanied by her parents to a stage set with a gilded settee.
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When I met Love again this February, 14 months later after that settlement agreement, she was wearing blue surgical scrubs and a baseball cap adorned with ornamental rhinestones spelling her name.
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Mickalene Thomas's rhinestones are part of these beautiful settings that she puts forward, and Genevieve Gaignard's ability to make the everyday object seem extraordinary is part of the brand she's built.
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A collaged painting made with glitter, rhinestones and jewelry by Devan Shimoyama, an art professor at Carnegie Mellon University, hangs alongside the "Ladies and Gentlemen" paintings, creating a near-perfect pairing.
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From sparkly rhinestones over baby-pink polish to a minimalist bare nail with a teeny red heart accent, check out the cutest Valentine's Day nail art that's taking over Instagram right now.
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Perhaps nothing is more telling of the convergence of cultures than this: Last year, Juicy Couture introduced a velour abaya, complete with its signature crown logo encrusted in rhinestones on the back.
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While many of the elements of the reenactment are speculative, there can be no denying the primitive majesty of the Petroleum Age natives, with their ornate garb glittering with logos and rhinestones.
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Wooden utensils are used to tack each sequin onto the mesh fabric, and laser precise applicators are used to attach rhinestones — again, one at a time — on top of the sequin islands.
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In proposing, Mr. Sternal presented Ms. Swiggett with a tin band covered with glued-on rhinestones, which he fashioned after a "nightmare" Ms. Swiggett described having had about his proposing to her.
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The bride, Maria Cervantes, 27, wore white slip-on sneakers covered in rhinestones, a knee-length lace dress, a gray wool jacket and a braided headpiece dotted with small white flower buds.
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Aziza Benjamin, 24, a criminal justice student at LaGuardia Community College, had decorated her face with paint and blue, green and yellow rhinestones for her home country, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
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Her exhibition Do Not Destroy will feature hundreds of these pages, which the artist has covered with pink rhinestones, glitter, and paint, as she takes her father's story into her own hands.
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In a different vein, a brightly colored dress by BCALLA (Brad Callahan), "X, Y, and Z Fight the Homogeny" (2016), features comic book panels printed on poly-silk and accented with rhinestones.
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Sure, but unlike the artist's other textured lip art looks, which employ rhinestones, studs, and other elements that wouldn't make it through a conversation, this look is wearable enough for an IRL spin.
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For the occasion, the socialite wore one of the label's signature styles, a matching set composed of a pale yellow terrycloth hoodie and short shorts embellished with plenty of rhinestones, but of course.
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In one closely cropped portrait, a young brown boy—with a pink du-rag wrapped around his head and a constellation of clear rhinestones across his face—looks directly into the camera lens.
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The brass crown features a number of large, handset rhinestones around the base and the spikes all along the peak, and was designed by Mary Collins of Vauje Jewelry from Saint Louis, Missouri.
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If not, more adjustments are made, such as painting a shadow next to a lapel or applying a few more sparkling rhinestones, "so the audience can read the costume better," Mr. Ronze said.
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"The tiny rhinestones that float in the dark shadow show the perfect amount of hope glimmering through," she continued, "AND they help her eyes not fall into complete darkness in our moody lighting."
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The problem was that the holy dominatrix combinations of velvet, micro-minis, slits, leather, rhinestones and feathers (plus the occasional bourgeois suit jacket) on the runway was a questionable way to express it.
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Kevin Hart kicked off the evening of male stars breaking their typically staid fashion uniform, wearing this accented tuxedo jacket edged in glittering black rhinestones that put his date's award show bling to shame.
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At René Caovilla, for example, a brand that forged its name on bejeweled footwear, there were exquisite sandals dusted in glitter with spaghetti-thin rope straps, or denim sliders, scattered with rhinestones and pearls.
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Every year around this time, the rhythm of steel drums rises in Central Brooklyn, signaling the approach of Caribbean Carnival, as seamstresses put the final touches on elaborate costumes adorned with feathers and rhinestones.
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Though the commercial collection was exclusively costume jewelry, Mr. Binns celebrated the fakeness of his pieces rather than try to pass off rhinestones and paste as gems, playing up wild colors and oversize volume.
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On January 19, she shared a selfie on Instagram in which she&aposs seen sipping from a different cup with the date of the 2020 Super Bowl written in red, white, and blue rhinestones.
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For the event, which was also attended by Rebel Wilson and Delilah Belle and Amelia Gray Hamlin, Carter sported a black suit lined with rhinestones paired with a black clutch and pointed toe heels.
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Sideshow gave him a chubby gut and specially produced hands that are all gnarled; they even included the rhinestones on his toe that are easily missed if you've only watched the movie on VHS.
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The 26-year-old out of Raleigh, NC tells us Katy went gaga over the outfit -- dress and shoes worth about $300 and made from over 3,000 rhinestones with Katy's tour logo front and center.
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It was the sixth win for coach Blake Shelton, who had some fun with his recent People magazine "Sexiest Man Alive" designation by wearing a jacket with the title emblazoned in rhinestones on the back.
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His shock of white hair burst out in tufts from a black skullcap adorned with rhinestones and sequins from every hue of a neon-colored rainbow, his protruding belly covered by a mustard-yellow tunic.
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In April, Carolina Lemke will introduce a Kim Kardashian West sunglass collection, its first in the U.S. The shades, black and bulky, some dotted with rhinestones, have already made several cameos on Kim's Instagram feed.
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And nowhere is that more evident than in its marquee annual fashion show, which since 123 has existed as a stagnant display of uber-thin and mostly white models clad in millions of dollars of rhinestones.
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The image of a convicted drug lord encircled in rhinestones may be jarring for some, but others feels it's a form of cultural iconography symbolizing the many contradictions of El Chapo idolatry and Mexican-American identity.
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Like other pageants, the event featured plenty of glitter and rhinestones, but unlike other pageants, Miss Transqueen India made a point of declaring all the participants "winners," in recognition of their struggle for acceptance and recognition.
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I will enthusiastically 'like' your pictures and tell my coworkers about your costumes, but I will gleefully lock myself in my apartment for two days before I spend an hour conscientiously gluing rhinestones to my face.
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Click play above for all the mesmerizing magic, which calls upon a glue stick, Scotch tape, glitter, rhinestones, liquid liner, fake lashes, and bright eyeshadow to flawlessly bring to life a makeup rainbow on Lucinda's visage.
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For the occasion, Beyoncé sought out Albanian couturier Kujta & Meri, who, according to the brand's Instagram, were up until the wee hours of the night sewing on rhinestones and pinning snowflakes to the sleek black number.
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With the help of Swarovski, the folks over at Tipsy Elves has proven that you can make this particular category of holiday ready-to-wear vaguely luxury if you just put a galaxy of rhinestones on it.
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On Tuesday, the reality star, whose real name is Duane Chapman, shared a sweet photo on Twitter of Beth, 51, from her hospital bed, a picture that shows off her freshly painted French manicure adorned with rhinestones.
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In the publicity and social media photos promoting her third album, Grande wore a gold tiara covered in rhinestones posing before a mugshot letter board while wrapped in a fur stole, innocently glancing back over her shoulder.
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A photo was posted of Ms. Tran, dressed as Virginia, in a frosty, baby blue faux fur coat with a Ring Pop on her finger, her nails a transparent yellow with "coffin-shaped" tips outlined in rhinestones.
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Of course, statement earrings have framed faces for a while (think J.W. Anderson's sell-out abstract faces and Simone Rocha's pearl door-knockers), but surely the most party-worthy are those embellished with crystals, rhinestones and precious stones?
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Forever 21: The fast-fashion emporium carries ear cuffs among its wide inventory, but I've never found its jewelry to be very high-quality, and most of the styles are rife with over-the-top, cheap-looking rhinestones.
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The makeup on the show — as we've already stressed — is extraordinary, with lead makeup artist Doniella Davy using things like paint, rhinestones, metal studs, chains, and chunky glitter to turn each character's face into an expressive piece of art.
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While issues of diversity are not broadly addressed in the exhibition, Olivier Rousteing, a Black designer from Bordeaux who was appointed creative director at Balmain at just 25, is represented by a sculptural minidress made with raffia and rhinestones.
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After some sleuthing, we think we've cracked the case for the golden lip addition: It appears to be one solid line of a metallic liner topped off with canary yellow rhinestones glued on the lip (most likely with some lash glue).
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But off the red carpet and in the costume jewelry market, Lane led the charge of creating larger-than-life jewels that photographed well in high-fashion magazines and were made out of rhinestones and faux gems that anyone could afford.
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For many years, pouring watery washes of color onto the surface of a canvas has been one of the principal image-making methods in her art-making kit; she has also worked with Mylar sheets, metallic paints, rhinestones, and other materials.
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Thomas takes pleasure in seductive materials—rhinestones, enamel, and textile prints—but strikes a careful balance between celebrating beauty as something sensual and addressing it as a set of ideals that can be harmful to those who don't conform to them.
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But for others, the national holiday is best spent shimmying through the New York streets at the West Indian Day Carnival parade decked out in head to toe feathers and rhinestones, as Danielle Brooks so perfectly illustrated in her latest Instagram post.
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In one sultry shot shared on her Instagram, Jenner revealed a hint of her post-pregnancy abs in a striped crop top and completed her look with a $6,000 black feather Alexander Wang headband that says "Party Animal" in rhinestones across the top.
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Even as Jimmy Choo took an unashamedly maximalist approach to the style this season, so did Giuseppe Zanotti, who offered a black Michael Jackson tribute high-top, complete with silver zippers, buckles and red rhinestones on the side of its rubber soles.
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After another dead-of-night van ride to Recife and hours of waiting on hard plastic chairs, Sophia, in a ruffled top with pink hearts and "Love" spelled in rhinestones, was placed on an elevated mat at the Altino Ventura Foundation clinic.
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"Drag is camp, parodying gender and culture in its extravagance of visual and attitude, including everyone from 1930s cabaret icon Josephine Baker, who swathed herself in rhinestones, to David Bowie's gender-bending Aladdin Sane/Ziggy Stardust days, to the performances of Trixie Mattel," Goodman explains.
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Each sentence seems to be composed of stardust, pixie dust, fairy dust, angel dust, fennel pollen and gris-gris powder, poached in single-udder butter, fried and refried, encrusted with gold as if it were a Gustav Klimt painting, and then dotted with rhinestones.
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Aska Irie's wall works are made of materials you'd find in a kindergarten ats class: pipe cleaner, sequins, rhinestones, glitter, and perler beads — the tiny plastic pieces used to make mosaics by placing on pegboard and running over with a hot iron to fuse the beads together.
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Barranco: Yeah, I remember specifically upgrading from my CD player that I, like, hand-decorated with rhinestones in, like, third grade and listened to the "SpongeBob SquarePants" movie soundtrack on, but I remember all the cool kids on the bus on field trips had iPod Touches.
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"You know, there was a bet about how quickly I would cry," Mr. Weisman said, to the great amusement of the 100 or so guests seated in the dimly lit upstairs restaurant, some dressed in rhinestones, cowboy boots, jeans and leather, others in fur and fringe.
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With her jaw dropping to the ground and her eyes wide open, Leah let out a big "Wow!" and an adorable little squeal as designer Hayley Paige brought in her custom-made dress, adorned with flower embellishments and tiny silver and gold rhinestones just the way she imagined it.
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While they lean into their new identities as criminal overlords, they also lean into their authentic selves: They reclaim the invocation of "trashy" as a descriptor and turn it around on itself, signposting that they will always be vamps and never give up their big hair and rhinestones.
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Also the addition of sparkles and surprises: Dakota Johnson's burst of diamanté on her tulle bustle; Mary J. Blige's gauntlet/sleeve of rhinestones on one arm; the sprinkling of shine across the tops of Michelle Williams and her date, Tarana Burke, founder of the #MeToo movement, refracting the light.
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The book is for all of the everyday Black girls in my neighborhood who made magic out of a dollar store T-shirt by cutting it up in cool ways, or using a hot glue gun and rhinestones and glitter, or getting an airbrush to make it a special something.
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The first sign that we aren't in for a Leroy Neimanesque straight sports experience arrives just inside the front door: a 1:100 scale model of a two-hundred-metre track constructed from two thousand acrylic fake fingernails, painted with stars and stripes and embellished with rhinestones by Pamela Council.
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It's not enough to "elevate" a pair of sweatpants or slap rhinestones on a pair of sneakers: Paris's younger designers engage critically and technically with their references and inspiration sources—from streetwear to Shakespeare—such that what's "next" is not only in the silhouette but in the DNA of the design process.
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Instead of the gold and precious gems of real jewelry, or the steel of real armor, Corbella fashioned its sizable theatrical adornments in materials that were cheaper, as well as lighter (for actors' comfort): plated brass and copper, wood, leather, rhinestones, glass paste stones, imitation pearls and all kinds of feathers, Ms. Corbella said.
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He's dehorned, his wings cut off, feathers plucked and rhinestones popped off, until, at the end of this musical romp through the rock star's early career, we're left looking at a man in a simple black Puma tracksuit and wire-rimmed glasses — the antithesis of the bejeweled mad hatter that was his stage persona in the 1970s.
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On the heels of last year's Euphoria makeup moment, which showed up on runways in the form of rhinestones and sparkly eyeshadow, this past week saw another beauty theme baked into numerous designer presentations: a hard nod to punk rock, some loosely referencing Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey (which, by no coincidence, is currently topping the box-office charts).
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The businesswoman made her stance very clear as she stepped out in a pair of Aerosoles sandals with the word "vote" placed across the strap which she bedazzled herself with sparkling rhinestones, "We're voting for what we want and need and everybody should do it," she told PEOPLE, while attending the Alzheimer's Associations Rita Hayworth Gala in New York City on Tuesday.
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Likewise, Kidman as Nancy (almost comically striking in a blonde bouffant, French manicure and rhinestones) and Crowe as Marshall do some of their best work, taking on characters that could have been deeply unlikeable, and fleshing them out into human beings struggling against the constraints of their beliefs in order to extend compassion and understanding to a son they love.
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A freshly dyed wig hangs on a drying rack on a balcony in Los Angeles, CA. Asia spray paints segments of her cosplay costume on the sidewalk outside her apartment in Brooklyn, NY. Utah, a cosplayer from Ooltewah, TN, gets ready for Katsucon in Washington, D.C. In order to make the perfect Esther Blanchett costume, Utah sewed over 14,000 rhinestones and 10,000 pearls onto her dress.
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The collection itself, which drew such pop singers as Carly Rae Jepsen, Kim Petras, and Betty Who in the front row, was Cowan at his best: full of his trademark, tulle-made BDE (Big Dress Energy), feathers (this time not just in lavender, but pink, green, and blue), rhinestones (at this point, who isn't wearing that T-shirt dress?) and Paris Hilton to close out the show.
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It all started when I caught wind of this piece on ManRepeller about the triumphant return of hair clamps (largely thanks to the of-the-moment brand, Saks Potts) — you know, the super plastic-y ones with rhinestones and teeth that you'd twist your hair up, clamp it up, and the tips of your hair would stick out at the top in that peak '90s way.
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To name a few: Little Richard, whose heels were encrusted with rhinestones; The Beatles, whose customized take on the Chelsea boot became a part of their signature look; David Bowie, who traded his own Cuban heels for stage-ready, sky-high platforms; Prince, whose heels could be likened more to stilettos than anything else; Justin Bieber, Kanye West, and finally, Styles, whose funky footwear repertoire has become the subject of many elevator chat since parting from One Direction.
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In the exhibition, to show transitions at work, a black lace and silk dress by Chanel, circa 1926, is next to a 1986 black silk crepe evening dress with embroidered trompe l'oeil jewelry by Karl Lagerfeld, one of Chanel's successors; and Pierre Balmain's spring 1954 ladylike Psyche haute couture dress in embroidered lace and silk satin is partnered with a fiercely modern fall 2013 evening dress in beaded black and white raffia and rhinestones by his current successor, Olivier Rousteing.
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These are merely a few of many strong moments and powerhouse contributors in this show — others include "Totality" (2016) by Katie Paterson, a vertigo-inducing (but nonetheless irresistible) disco ball constructed from the photo negatives of all known footage of eclipses, thrown, in a whirl of reflected lights, onto the walls of a small gallery; "Hair Portrait #20" (2014), an entire wall of Lauryn Hill rendered in grayscale rhinestones by Mickalene Thomas; and the jaw-dropping "Drawing" (2005) by Nancy Rubins, a wall-mounted paper form layered so densely with pencil graphite as to make it almost indistinguishable from a chaotically crushed sheet of lead.
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