Her sartorial story is, after all, the underside of the Steve Jobs sartorial story.
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Ease those Flamin' Hot Cheetos in to your sartorial repertoire.
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So, what does this sartorial choice imply for Dolores' future?
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And Luyendyk Jr. also got Zoe's sartorial stamp of approval.
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The sartorial moment, which occurred in 2009, stuck with him.
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Sadly, she could not swap sartorial secrets with Princess Kate.
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She was forever disappointed in the other students' sartorial efforts.
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In the first hour, Zhang Mindong proclaimed them sartorial disasters.
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Milan has more of a sartorial vibe, and so on.
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These sartorial norms are upheld by institutions and social groups.
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I wondered if the sartorial focus ever becomes a burden.
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The sartorial order of the day is anything but refined.
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By that measure, Mr. Manafort's sartorial malapropisms were exactly right.
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Instead, more literal sartorial messaging seems to be in style.
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As with most sartorial conventions, there is an underlying logic.
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It's a question that stirs up a lot of sartorial commotion.
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Before attending the ceremony, Kamil faced a number of sartorial challenges.
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And was always the sartorial highlight of any rose ceremony. 93.
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Kate Middleton is well schooled in the art of sartorial diplomacy.
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Viewed together, these seemingly frivolous sartorial preferences form a diabolical pattern.
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It's about time Disney's latest characters get a little sartorial love.
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At this point, sartorial controversies are, ahem, old hat for Trump.
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It's not just sartorial support that Kim's offering to her family.
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But her ensemble still packed a strong sartorial punch, and message.
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To wear one is to project an air of sartorial defiance.
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Photos posted to his Instagram account often showcase his sartorial selections.
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Here, we present five lightweight solutions to this annual sartorial dilemma.
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Adams also isn't scared to make a sartorial statement off-screen.
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But I think that's what makes some quite interesting sartorial choices.
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Some writers resented his flamboyance, sartorial and otherwise, and his success.
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Tailoring being the key sartorial signature of Frank and Claire Underwood.
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Through visual platforms like Instagram, anyone's sartorial choices can be scrutinized.
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Calling it a wife beater is part of this sartorial spell.
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Lady Hale's signature sartorial touch runs to jeweled pins and brooches.
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Which was, effectively, sartorial comfort food for clients d'un certain âge.
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Rihanna is saluting her 20s in the most comical (and sartorial) way!
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In fact, Bey's been making a sartorial statement all weekend, he reveals.
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Since then, we've witnessed abundant change — legal, economic, social, and yes, sartorial.
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Not the sartorial kind (though those have played an important role, too).
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But now there seems to be a return to traditional sartorial values.
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Blake Shelton has certainly done a number on Gwen Stefani's sartorial choices.
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After a proper winter beatdown, it's easy to lose your sartorial mojo.
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Caroline Kennedy made quite the sartorial statement at the 2017 Met Gala!
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But that's because they have two different sartorial aesthetics, according to Gigi.
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Jeans, you could say, are the sartorial starting point for self-expression.
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That's right, folks—now here's a sartorial trend I can really cosign.
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As the nineteenth century drew to a close, the sartorial backlash began.
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Black leather straps and seamen's caps are among the encouraged sartorial looks.
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But a royal collaboration has thrust the nation into the sartorial spotlight.
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It's women criticising other women's sartorial choices that's actually bad for women.
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Ms. Fonda's political activism often overshadowed her status as a sartorial influencer.
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His sartorial clock had stopped around the time his daughters left home.
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Sartorial spaghetti is being thrown at the wall to see what sticks.
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We've rounded up 15 times celebrities sparked offense with their sartorial choices.
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Sadly, we're not here to dissect the sartorial elegance of Dennis Edwards.
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Browsing Introducing the sleep dress, the sartorial solution for the summer sloth.
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Many of these went on to become Costume Institute-worthy sartorial artworks.
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Think of Viva Aviva as the sartorial permission to do just that.
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But the impression the Cubans made on the sartorial landscape is real.
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More recently, she expressed some wariness about his more flamboyant sartorial choices.
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She claims not to pay much attention to sartorial conventions or history.
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As a sartorial metaphor, really, it doesn't get much better than that.
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It's a sartorial contortion matched only by that of his daughter Ivanka.
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Kate Middleton has hit the sartorial nail on the head yet again.
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Of course, Ms. Harris doesn't accomplish her sartorial variety on her own.
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For Molly Goddard, coziness and security are sartorial solutions for uncertain times.
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For years we've been chronicling human rights lawyer Amal Clooney's greatest sartorial hits.
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The Obamas' new laid-back vibes becomes most apparent in their sartorial choices.
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She was applauded for her sartorial choice as well as her cricketing talent.
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But much like with their on-screen personas, they brought the sartorial drama.
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There's a place for such sartorial misfortunes: some other, forgettable kind of void.
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"Overall sartorial quality of the White House staff just improved dramatically," he said.
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It's why we're looking ahead to these upcoming months with utmost sartorial enthusiasm.
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When it comes to fashion, Rihanna never fails to push the sartorial envelope.
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Stevens' male relatives wore bow ties, echoing the late justice's signature sartorial preference.
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People are flocking to Twitter to extoll the model and actor's sartorial choice.
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But the adoring public might not know the reason behind his sartorial choices.
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Markle is particularly poised to make an international impact with her sartorial choices.
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When she saw Rey for the first time, Beards felt a sartorial kinship.
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Already, talk in the department has turned to reversing Chief O'Neill's sartorial modesty.
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Pro-Trump sartorial fashions were on full display as the midterms coverage blared.
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How we project ourselves to the world around us through our sartorial choices.
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Jon Snow has never exactly melted the ice with his daring sartorial choices.
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They challenged the sartorial conventions expected of women to be beautiful, sexualized beings.
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On Tuesday, she took part in a strange sartorial stunt with Mr. Guzmán.
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It was also a sartorial shout-out to mothers far beyond Roland Garros.
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In that he hewed to an abiding sartorial rule: dress for your environment.
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Vanessa Friedman examined his sartorial choice and looked into the politics of clothing.
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Others wondered if male politicians deserve the same scrutiny for their sartorial choices.
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And let's state upfront that we are talking here strictly in sartorial terms.
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Rarely has a formula for sartorial homage been so simple and so effective.
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According to The Washington Post report, that plan was soured by a sartorial mishap.
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But by the end of this experiment, my sartorial blind spot was no more.
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According to Mellon, this kind of sartorial durability comes from letting emotion dictate action.
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It seems Downey just threw a wrench in everyone's presumptions about Hiddleston's sartorial choice.
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There's a few rumors flying around the Twitterspere about who inspired that sartorial choice.
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If that's not a combination that epitomizes sartorial excellence, I don't know what is.
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The Internet also likes to impose narratives on FLOTUS based on her sartorial choices.
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Her affinity for matching Mom's sartorial senses, though, seems to have stayed the same.
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Gellar thinks her daughter picked up her advanced sartorial terminology from Fancy Nancy books.
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The legs, instead are sartorial stems that don't overburden the rest of the outfit.
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But her staff swore up and down that they weren't behind the sartorial tribute.
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Not that Ms. Sears hasn't been aware of her sartorial powers in the past.
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The sartorial choice is a nod to the suffragettes of the early 20th century.
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The first lady's team said there was no hidden meaning behind the sartorial choice.
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The short coat had first lady watchers attempting to read the sartorial tea leaves.
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That's a victory for all of us, regardless of your political — or sartorial — preferences.
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And passersby don't even seem to know the sartorial phenomena that just sauntered by.
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Yes, in fact, they have just the right section for all her sartorial needs.
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Clinton is elected, she will decide to cast her sartorial net widely, and experiment.
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The sartorial embodiment of the warm and fuzzies: slippers in the softest Australian sheepskin.
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This, perhaps, is why in many lines of work, we've seen a sartorial softening.
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And so what began as a temporary sartorial solution became the proverbial permanent condition.
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And as far as her sartorial language went, America was — well, pretty much last.
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My error and his sartorial expertise led to the puzzle you see before you.
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Commenters on Everlane's Instagram feed were quick to address the sartorial bait-and-switch.
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While these tees are bananas, they're rivaled by all of Kid Rock's other sartorial contributions.
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Check out how Twitter's taking the news of the Night King's grave sartorial mistake below.
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Houdek's costume was half-tuxedo, half-leather jacket - a sartorial illustration of the musical crossover.
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Just kidding — kind of, but leggings are the one sartorial comfort I'll always afford myself.
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Do you prefer Kim's usual sartorial choices or do you like her recent fashion forays?
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The most important item to bring to work is a dose of sartorial common sense.
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The key to her sartorial success was all in the impeccable fit of the neckline.
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The sartorial meet-up attracts some of the most stylish creatives from around the world.
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How do you nail that first impression when every office has its own sartorial style?
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Beyond empire expansion and sartorial pursuits, Suleiman lorded over developments in the arts as well.
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For the public and POTUS alike, this garment appeared to represent Obama's newfound sartorial freedom.
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Or Amber Rose and Blac Chyna's epic sartorial response to slut-shaming two years ago?
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There is one valid criticism of Ivanka's sartorial choices: Her clothing line uses sweatshop labor.
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When Caitlin Beards, 34, saw Rey for the first time, she felt a sartorial kinship.
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The first lady's team insisted that there was no hidden meaning behind the sartorial choice.
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Does the interior aesthetic of your home reflect your sartorial style and your own designs?
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As I'm clearly in such desperate need of a sartorial dominating, he keeps it coming.
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I had been traveling to that place — my cortical hammock — without sartorial assistance for years.
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Click through for their words of sartorial wisdom, and some #girlboss finds at great prices.
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It was perfect teenage experimentation, a way of finding a cohesive identity through sartorial competitiveness.
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The dark eyeshadow and spiky bun further fed into this sort of goth sartorial turn.
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A visit to Johnny Weir's hotel room reveals sartorial flourishes that would make Liberace covetous.
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"For decades, the sartorial establishment took the part of Mom and Dad," Mr. Trebay wrote.
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Those celebrities, whose beauty and elegance and occasional sartorial slip-ups I'd watched on E!
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" A swastika-sporting punk dismissed her sartorial choice as "just something to shock the normal.
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The trial involves a lot of choices that are much more serious than the sartorial.
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Each has her own "queenspirations" — pop stars whose sartorial and vocal stylings were primary influences.
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For those who follow it, Fashion Month is a 30-day whirlwind of sartorial inspiration.
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Felt was (and is) a sartorial staple of the Central Asian steppes, essential for warmth.
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Every April and October, bridal designers unveil their latest sartorial visions for the modern bride.
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Michele has a very different sensibility, but he admires Ford's conjuring of the sartorial past.
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May's sartorial choice had been "noticed and discussed" in the Conservative Party she leads. Mrs.
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The show's costume designer Donna Zakowska told Mashable about the significance of Midge's sartorial choices.
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Sartorial choices doubled as protest, with pins calling for the survival of the health law.
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Felt was (and is) a sartorial staple of the Central Asian steppes, essential for warmth.
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An easy way to earn those stripes (at least the sartorial variety) at the office.
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Thus begins one of the best sartorial periods in the show, especially for fashion nerds.
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This year's show, hosted by Joel McHale, is sure to provide some similarly memorable sartorial moments.
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And thanks to her sartorial influence, we have a feeling the line will sell out quickly.
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Let the changing of seasons be your opportunity to step outside of your sartorial safe space.
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After all, the EMAs are an opportunity for stars to take a few more sartorial risks.
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Her sartorial choices through the years have been just about as camp as you can get.
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Ahead, we're sharing unique sartorial suggestions for every type of fete your forthcoming schedule calls for.
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But perhaps, you've noticed another trend steady reaching that level of sartorial omnipresence: the sock boot.
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It's not just the obvious sartorial changes that have made the city more relaxed and creative.
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Almost overshadowed by the sartorial splendor is the fact that the Norwegians are very good curlers.
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She showcased a strong sartorial collection, prompted imagination, ignited thought-provoking dialogue, and pushed intellectual creativity.
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We both tend to remember occasions by what we wore; her memories include more sartorial achievements.
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We've finally arrived on the last stop on the endless sartorial tour that is fashion month.
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The weather outside may be frightful, but that's no excuse to let your sartorial savviness slip.
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It's too bad, because this dinner was rife with the potential for sartorial substance and communication.
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We all have embarrassing sartorial skeletons hidden somewhere deep in our closets, both literally and metaphorically.
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Mashable pored over the image, speculating her sartorial choice that day meant she voted for Clinton.
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Some of Lawrence's upward sartorial trajectory was directed by Jay Ellis, the actor who plays him.
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It makes sense that our feelings about the sartorial return of the '290s would be complicated.
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My personality is unique — I have my own sartorial styles — and this complements the company ethos.
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Jimmy Kimmel, slimmed down to runway-model proportions at 49, has hardly been a sartorial slouch.
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Traditionally, there were only two sartorial approaches to cleavage: show it off or cover it up.
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Mr. Fillon's problems were compounded over the weekend by revelations of his alleged extravagant sartorial tastes.
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The 2003 NBA Draft is legendary for both the players taken, and for their sartorial choices.
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That was, I thought, the maddest sartorial choice I'd ever seen made, until I saw the dads.
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It seems that at long last the reality star has met her sartorial match made in heaven.
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Below, relive some of her strongest sartorial moments from all 10 seasons of the hit TV show.
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Thanks to some of fashion's most daring, we have plenty of white sartorial inspiration to draw from.
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And she definitely pulled out all the Kylie sartorial stops with her Balmain dress and wig combo.
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It takes a special fan to devote their life to religiously tracking the sartorial rise of Disney.
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In between laughs, the award-winning actor snuck in a few political statements through his sartorial choices.
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Old Navy has never been known for its sartorial vision; price has largely been its selling point.
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That's because nuns abide by a sartorial system that is at once endlessly adaptable and instantly recognizable.
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The main reason this falls into the fall movie list is because of Billy Crystal's sartorial choices.
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Kennedy as First Ladies have extended beyond the sartorial realm, even before the new administration took office.
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Cool until the end, Bowie was always well-heeled; here's a cut of his finest sartorial moments.
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Now, every cheerleader's favorite accessory and every DIY-er's favorite crafting tool is making a sartorial splash.
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The sartorial obsessions that continue to preoccupy French culture were well established by the late 18th century.
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But it's a good example of what an exhibition like this can reveal about our sartorial habits.
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I was convinced that was the sartorial equivalent of pouring gin and whiskey into the same cocktail.
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Like the sartorial version of sunshine, this color instantly lifts moods — and works great with a tan.
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It was the 1970s, when people still made a sartorial effort for a night out in Manhattan.
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She suggested that the hygienic and sartorial habits of some of her new office mates were lacking.
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He always had a sartorial instinct and apprenticed shops around Montreal before creating Giovanni Clothes in 1965.
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Gilded Age men had fewer sartorial and social restrictions, as long as they maintained a certain facade.
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When golfers and royalty make the same sartorial choices, you know it's not just a fashion thing.
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This was the time of Benetton visors and Coca-Cola polos: corporate signage as hood sartorial swag.
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For most of my life, the sartorial choices of infants weren't, shall we say, top of mind.
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Calvin Klein, Giorgio Armani, Harper's Bazaar and Italian Vogue are just a smattering of his sartorial clients.
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Quietly recited the MAFCU oath ("I hereby swear to uphold the sartorial promise of this great nation …").
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In 2012, we fawned over this couple, married for over six decades and fiercely dedicated to sartorial solidarity.
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And Monday night, the duo fulfilled their sartorial duties of showing up looking flawless, theme or no theme.
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But what you may not have known is that his gifts extend to the sartorial realm as well.
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And her gown for Saturday night's Congressional Black Caucus awards dinner was another example of her sartorial skills.
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And in true Amal fashion, she's doing so with all of her high-fashion, sartorial style in tact.
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But the real sartorial treat was her Olgana Paris mink fur trim sandals which perfectly matched her mini.
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From sartorial star tributes to an endless amount of skin-baring looks, anything goes during music's biggest night.
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We should all be so blessed as to find our sartorial soul mates via a quick Google search.
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Lady Gaga is giving us nearly a million reasons to take notice of her on-stage sartorial choices.
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Her sartorial style is very early '90s, but her music is on the cutting edge of right now.
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She always pushes her sartorial abilities by pairing her feminine, colorful outfits with show-stopping accessories and hairstyles.
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For most fashionistas, the very idea of cutting up a Louis Vuitton handbag is tantamount to sartorial sacrilege.
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Instead, King lost a dress and is enlisting the entire internet for a sort of sartorial scavenger hunt.
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But while her sartorial wisdom is way beyond her years, she still tries to keep her outfits appropriate.
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For someone whose every sartorial step is reported on, dissected, and raved about, what constitutes an iconic look?
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She shares her weekend outfits on Instagram, where she has more than 22,000 followers chronicling her sartorial exploits.
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For only having 28 days (or 29, like this year), February packs a serious amount of sartorial pressure.
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It's a fairly straightforward sartorial risk to take (and one we've been down with for a while now).
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The sartorial indecision worked into concepts like athleisure or business casual are not likely to vanish anytime soon.
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There was a whole lot of foil, a latex-clad Bey, and sartorial shout-outs to C-3PO.
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Bright beaded earrings and bracelets with fanciful details, like bedazzled hearts and daisies, are pretty much sartorial smiles.
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They married in 2001 and started their clothing line the following year, seeking to stretch Bollywood's sartorial boundaries.
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The city's relaxed urban style — and her husband's brand, which channels it — have altered Sophia's own sartorial choices.
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It was only when he got to London in 2013 that Mr. Santa Cruz found his sartorial home.
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Interestingly enough, Sprouse dresses like his " Riverdale" character, favoring sartorial staples like dark colors, plaid, and denim jackets.
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Mizrahi's sartorial sarcasm is somewhere between the subtle smirk of Schiaparelli and the brazen-faced ostentation of Moschino.
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"Our business is pretty casual, but the L.B.M. 1911 is a soft coat, an unlined coat, what we call an empty coat," he said, one that both meets the sartorial needs of guys occupying that sartorial gray area between the straitjacketed corporate drones and the Hoodie Horde of Mountain View, Calif.
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Cedric is aristocratic, sartorial perfection, yet while he claims to love her, his attitude is increasingly condescending and critical.
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And since we still can't get over it, we're recapping all of Hadid's sartorial switcheroos in the slideshow ahead.
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He chose the casual look, he says, out of deference to the aggressively lenient sartorial sense of Silicon Valley.
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This was a revelation, a sartorial clue that the narrative of black emancipation is much longer than most realize.
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With a million followers on Instagram, there's no doubt that she influences women's sartorial choices on a regular basis.
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With the release of her new single, "Malibu," the pop star has turned over a radically different sartorial leaf.
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Now, wearing red shoes — especially red boots — is the sartorial equivalent of shouting I am woman, hear me roar.
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The sisters are the patron saints of hot weather leather and seasons simply do not influence their sartorial choices.
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With 54,000 Instagram followers and climbing, Toronto-based sartorial sensation Dani Roche is no stranger to grabbing the spotlight.
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She was inspired by a conversation with a friend who found herself defending Clinton's sartorial choices to young women.
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Whether for sentimental reasons or sartorial, there are always items that hold special meaning in some way or another.
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She also teamed up with a new stylist, Mimi Cuttrell, who pushed her out of her sartorial comfort zone.
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They gave us full-frontal nudity, superhero drama, fun Twitter exchanges, memorable sartorial choices, and some pretty killer dancing.
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The two definitely share similar sartorial tastes: Her wedding gown had a few striking resemblances to Kate's iconic dress!
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But while sartorial demands may have instigated women's interest in boxing, many discovered a passion for the sport itself.
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Below, check out the sartorial similarities between the supers of the '90s and the social media stars of today.
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Her sartorial homage to the late, great David Bowie, who passed away last month, is quite the wearable tribute.
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Commitment levels can vary: Some place their wigs haphazardly over their hair, as if channeling the candidate's sartorial nonchalance.
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The tracksuit, with its matching zip jacket and jogger pants, is a sartorial symbol of leisure — and, sometimes, laziness.
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Johnson likened the political shoe trend to the sartorial glow-up the NBA has experienced since the mid '00s.
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If you're in the need of a sartorial jump start, check out the women ahead who've switched things up.
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She laid out a few tips for anyone whose hectic schedule warrants a quick sartorial (or mood) switch-up.
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Clinton's de facto sartorial consiglieri, helping her shape her image from the Democratic National Convention to the debate floor.
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Fashion loves a (sartorial) dictator, and so naturally the industry has already started to look for a suitable heir.
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Larry gives sartorial advice to a hotel guest and tries to create a diversion to help a friend's nephew.
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Even the athletes, marching into the arena in their team uniforms, express more sartorial individuality than the cheer squad.
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"High heels are the number-one sartorial symbol of erotic femininity, and that's not changing anytime soon," she said.
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" The word means broken, but she meant its more popular sartorial definition, mismatched, or as she put it, "unexpected.
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Mr. Wolfe himself started out as a journalist and often talked about the sartorial standards of those early days.
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And given the week's worth of sartorial thought-starters we've put together ahead, the possibilities might just be endless.
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On Matt Spaiser's site, The Suits of James Bond, there are several threads devoted to the spy's sartorial choices.
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He was wearing an accessory once beloved by Ms. Spears and her sartorial acolytes: the Von Dutch trucker hat.
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Once again, we'll be looking to the streets of London over the next few days for smart sartorial ideas.
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It's time to look past the sartorial sloth to see the political steel in Bernard (no middle name) Sanders.
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Just days after taking the Staples Center by storm with her sexy sartorial choice on Monday night's Lakers vs.
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"I like to combine sportier textures and materials with the sartorial techniques that distinguish my brand," Mr. Scervino said.
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The dress she wore to this award ceremony featured all of the sartorial signatures of the ideal Kim Kardashian dress.
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This is not the first sartorial controversy to hit the Indian team, who are so far unbeaten in the tournament.
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Yet somehow she always manages to out-Blake herself by finding new ways to show off her expert sartorial skills.
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Best to steer clear of yellow hyacinths, though, which meant "jealousy," and could reignite the original source of sartorial tension.
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So it makes sense that for the Mulleavy sisters' directorial debut, they cast their sartorial muse as their leading lady.
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Her fearless sartorial choices have lead her to bring back a trend we thought was long dead: the naked dress.
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You were the sartorial version of a cherry on a cake, but the time has come to bid you adieu.
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And many stars have shared their excitement about the impactful sartorial statement, including Wonder Woman star and presenter Gal Gadot.
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And now that she's cemented her status as a sartorial queen, she's shedding a few of those high-fashion duds.
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Heavy sweaters on top of long-sleeve tops on top of tanks only give you serious bulk, not sartorial points.
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"I tend not to follow trends but really love classic fashion in beautiful fabrics," she says of her sartorial choices.
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Real life princess, committed humanitarian and sartorial influencer par excellence, Princess Diana is finally getting the memorial statue she deserves.
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Don't be afraid to style dad sneakers with their sartorial obverse — a silk evening gown or sharp suit, for example.
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The star proved both points, pulling out all the sartorial stops to ring in her 47th year in Las Vegas.
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Her penchant for lace-up booties – a Swift sartorial choice that's lasted through nearly every album and high-profile boyfriend.
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Thanks to the ceaseless churn of the internet, Fornite is far from the only easy solution to life's sartorial conundra.
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Blame it on RompHim The sartorial whisper became a scream this week when a project called "RompHim" launched on Kickstarter.
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However, we have some pretty high expectations for this year's sartorial showing, mostly because of the people confirmed to attend.
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Naysayers may call it tacky, but the sartorial bravery of these sports fans can only be described as weird committed.
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An interesting update to the NBA Finals series came on Sunday, this time spiced with a dose of sartorial humor.
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So what sartorial obstacle could Kim possibly tackle next that would offer up the requisite level of difficulty she craves?
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"When people dress and make those deliberate sartorial options, they're doing it because they're finding joy in it," he says.
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Victoria recently lent a sartorial hand to close pal Eva Longoria, designing the actress's wedding gown for her recent nuptials.
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There have been a lot of sartorial similarities between Meghan Markle's first two official outings as the Duchess of Sussex.
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"I dressed like a hippie pimp," he says of his sartorial style during the period when he made the film.
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This season, for the first time, the 42-year-old is taking his particular brand of sartorial storytelling to London.
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" On No. 45's sartorial decisions: "Here's a fashion update for you, Mr. Trump: The tie stops at the belt.
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A confluence of advertising and art, a new book from the Aperture Foundation takes a sartorial evolution of food photography.
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Despite always being a subject of sartorial intrigue, the so-called "naked dress" is pretty ubiquitous on the red carpet.
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Once again, sartorial choices doubled as political statements, with enough pins and stickers to qualify some lawmakers for Scout service.
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For him, the sartorial choice is a show of support for a beleaguered institution, an act of resistance against decay.
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Her maternity collection was designed as a kind of sartorial support for these women: "We've got your back," Nonoo says.
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The timepiece has a "strong personality" that "pushes the idea of refined sophistication with an almost sartorial look," he said.
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He moved audiences to tears with melancholy love songs, and his sartorial elegance was copied in nightclubs across Latin America.
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When Mallis asked Moore if West has ever credited him for that sartorial shift, Moore responded: "We've talked about it."
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We all saw the math rap video from his days at LaGuardia High — and it wasn't his finest sartorial moment.
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The sartorial choices of these two women may seem like an insignificant matter, but gestures matter on the world stage.
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SPOTTED: A bevy of lawmakers twinning as they took part in one of Capitol Hill's unique sartorial traditions, Seersucker Thursday.
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As someone who has spent decades in public service, Pelosi's sartorial choices are worth noting, particularly for this historic event.
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Then off he went on a sartorial journey that ranged — well, all over the map, from farmland to Sunset Boulevard.
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Franco has a casual, artsy sense of style based around sartorial signatures like a pop of color and dark tones.
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Nick's shirt, while sensible compared to his brothers' sartorial choices, shows that he might be taking style advice from Paulie Walnuts.
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When the fashionable couple departed Cannes on Sunday, they continued their habit of sartorial twinning by opting for casual, coordinating neutrals.
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In light of this news, I decided to ask young men how they really feel about the patch-pocketed sartorial statement.
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After one fan expressed distaste over Savannah Guthrie's wardrobe, the Today show co-host hit back and defended her sartorial choice.
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Luckily, Trine is a master at mixing and matching different styles and colors as she heads out on her sartorial adventures.
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But the biggest sartorial statement came from the Democratic women of congress at President Trump's address, who wore symbolic white suits.
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So much so, that posh Brits are up in arms that the sartorial staple has been hijacked by — heaven forfend — hipsters.
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"Everything pre-2010," the actor said about the sartorial decisions he regrets while looking very stylish in a slim gray suit.
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In 2016, Hillary Clinton donned a white pantsuit (a sartorial choice highly associated with the candidate) for the third presidential debate.
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See the best sartorial tributes to Prince, the most major costume changes of the evening — and all things Queen Bey — below.
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The sartorial protocol for the wedding ceremony of Markle and the sixth-in-line to the throne are likely no different.
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Perhaps this is a sign that Meghan's taking a sartorial cue from Queen Elizabeth, who's rarely seen without her trusty purse.
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We saw what New York did to pal Bella Hadid's style game; the City of Light must be Jenner's sartorial kryptonite.
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Fans of Teigen and Legend, who were wed in 2013, were quick to point out the extra-Arthur-y sartorial move.
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With winter in full swing on the east coast, our sartorial mindset can't help but gravitate in one direction: down under.
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Click on to see how the runways are showing them and decide for yourself: Will you jump on this sartorial bandwagon?
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And those who must work there—soldiers, for example—are less likely than the office-bound to worry about sartorial niceties.
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If Ms. Little's instrument might have obscured another musician of comparable size, her sartorial élan left little danger of that prospect.
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My sartorial wavering has caused me to be late to work, tardy to parties, and just barely on time for weddings.
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A sartorial introduction shows a young O'Keeffe defying the frills and bows of the time for a style entirely her own.
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It's hard to go through Kylie Jenner's sartorial history (admittedly, we have — many times) and find a trend she hasn't tried.
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Especially since the former were based heavily on trends of a specific era, with no room for personal or sartorial growth.
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Female leaders in search of a sartorial model need look no further than this gown: power dressing at its most literal.
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And then, making light of their distinct sartorial preferences, he quipped: "I'm going to unbutton my shirt like Richard's over there."
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In a sartorial triumph, Ardern wore a feathered Maori cloak to meet Queen Elizabeth at a black-tie dinner in London.
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Instead, stores are exploding with a bounty of colors, patterns and fancies, each one a salve for our differing sartorial itches.
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"Melania Trump wearing a pith helmet on her trip to Africa is more than a silly sartorial choice," another person wrote.
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Sartorial buffs can book a visit to the archive room where leather-bound books detailing every client since 1846 are stored.
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But beyond the heralded confines of the city's rich history and culture, there is much for the sartorial-minded to explore.
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It connoted a particular journey and pronounced struggle, and had its own soundtrack, sartorial flourishes and short list of celebrity icons.
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So, in the spirit of giving up, here are some sartorial anti-resolutions we promise will be a joy to keep.
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Trump seemed not to entirely embrace the practice known as sartorial diplomacy, in which dignitaries use clothing as a strategic platform.
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The look very much follows Roberts' sartorial M.O., which she described to us earlier this year as basically a high-low mix.
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Hailee Steinfeld plays Nadine, a high schooler who is struggling with the social scene — but totally nailing it on the sartorial front.
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Footage of the team's collective enthusiasm, creativity, and technical prowess in the office is fascinating (as are some of their sartorial choices).
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And if you're a regular reader here, we bet your interest in fashion is already informing some of these crucial sartorial choices.
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To bring women like this into focus, we tapped three sartorial-leaning New York transplants who don't give an eff about trends.
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Instead, they chose colorful and elaborate textiles to wrap their hair up with — a sartorial rebellion that marked their autonomy and resistance.
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This really doesn't come as much of surprise, given Porter's sartorial track record this award season of subverting to the fashion rules.
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Quirk it up with a velvety blue mini satchel and red pom-pom earrings for a getup that's more sartorial than sporty.
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Now that the garment has reached such famous heights, its wearers are divided about the visibility their sartorial choices have afforded them.
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Johansson, 32, showed off her sartorial game once again at the New York City premiere of her sci-fi drama on Wednesday.
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For everyone out there who would also like to make their #ImWithHer status known via their sartorial choices, we're here to help.
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"I give Jaden props," the proud mother said of her son's sartorial risk taking on the latest episode of Red Table Talk.
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If you want to add a sartorial flair to your wrist, you can outfit your watch with the fun band by MobyFox.
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The cargo short, by the very laxness of its construction, lowers our sartorial and behavioral standards while giving us nothing in return.
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Too much attention was paid to Thug's unapologetic sartorial choices, leading to maliciously homophobic whispers and shouts from detractors about his sexuality.
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Click through for my week-long sartorial journey, where I took several hikes, found myself and experienced the natural wonders of NYC.
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Rodarte served up its own take on flower crowns, Dior made wild brows sexy, and even GOT got a sartorial shout-out.
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Photos of Johnson's running attire made front page news in the UK on Wednesday, leaving the nation divided over his sartorial choices.
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The sartorial shift comes nearly after nearly 90 years, during which the shorts have been an indispensable part of the RSS identity.
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And like the true sartorial trend-setter that she is, she didn't just wear them as she would a pair of sweats.
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But what else can you say about the actress and fitness legend that would appropriately do justice to her superlative sartorial stylings?
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It's the little things that go a long way, and these 25 little styling suggestions from J.Crew have our sartorial wheels turning.
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As the new first gentleman, Mr. May will be scrutinized as never before, whether for his financial ventures or his sartorial choices.
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Perhaps his most extreme sartorial selection was an aerodynamic skin suit that was patterned with a life-size, anatomical drawing of muscles.
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Let the sartorial suggestions (from us and our models) below lead your way for buying, and wearing, the piece of your dreams.
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Let these 12 trends be your guide to getting a head start on the sartorial crazes that are about to be everywhere.
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To dungaree or not to dungaree might just be the great sartorial question of the over-27-year-olds of our time.
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And then there's Serena Williams, who, along with her sister Venus, has made something of a habit of upending tennis sartorial tradition.
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Most offices still expect a modicum of sartorial decorum, even if they're run by millennials with a laid-back Silicon Valley ethos.
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The title is both a poetic gesture to the role of the artist and a literal reference to Gilbert & George's sartorial uniforms.
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That said, there are a few aspects of their relationship that speak well for them, statistically (and it's not just sartorial compatibility).
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The Senate GOP's fundraising arm is engaging in a bit of sartorial trolling, offering Democrats "I shut down the government" t-shirts.
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French bus drivers suffering through last week's heat wave were among the men conducting a sartorial revolt against dress codes barring shorts.
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It seems like a trivial question, but experts and those who have done it say sartorial codes matter — and there are pitfalls.
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The combination of dye and water created a subtle ombre effect on her burgundy taffeta skirt rather than a noticeable sartorial disaster.
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Just as that sartorial sculpture creates an intimate, outdoor, public gathering space, the second, too, draws people together in an unexpected space.
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Gabriel and Hulskamp's will be staging improvisational performances at the festival, moving through spaces like living sculptures; specters with offbeat sartorial sensibilities.
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As first lady, Obama's sartorial legacy was one of approachability, of championing up-and-coming American designers, which mirrored her warm demeanor.
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All you have to do is scroll to find a celebrity stylist who matches your sartorial vibe, and book them through the app.
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The jerkin was long known as a Nehru jacket, after Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first prime minister, for whom it was a sartorial staple.
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Beyoncé and longtime stylist Zerina Akers, who worked on the video, used their sartorial choices to challenge society's outdated perceptions of a womanhood.
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But perhaps both women are taking a sartorial hint from their family's matriarch: After all, whose handbag is more iconic than Queen Elizabeth's?
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Her famous thigh-high boots, the sartorial marker of a lady of the night, are now as basic a wardrobe staple as flats.
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Jennifer Lawrence clapped back at the sea of online commenters who devoted entirely too much time on Tuesday to criticizing her sartorial choices.
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Some feel that every little bit helps, while others feel like sartorial support does little to enact lasting transformation for a systemic problem.
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Lady Gaga and her style squad had a clear sartorial vision for the 2019 Academy Awards red carpet—glamour to the trillionth degree.
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But in the end, Bishop wound up becoming a big fan of the choice to get Emily out of her sartorial comfort zone.
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Obama's, painted by artist Amy Sherald, showed her against a pale blue background in all her sartorial glory, wearing a custom Milly gown.
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If anything, it's probably a mix of the usual sartorial and cultural factors, including nostalgia for an earlier, less evil, gender-bendingish time.
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But one comedian decided to do away with all the pre-date sartorial decision making by wearing a wedding dress — just for LOLs.
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She may be starting over, but it's never been more exciting to see where this sartorial superstar is going to take us next.
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Although each sister has her own personal style tastes, the girls occasionally will dip into each other's closets to expand their sartorial repertoires.
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Whether you're nine or ninety, into Gucci or H&M, Disney's captured just about everyone in the fashion sphere with it's sartorial magic.
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The designer's sartorial spin on the shopping industry's mass amount of cardboard waste was not lost on those with an Amazon Prime account.
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Poking fun at the materialistic consumer, Babaeva has titled these three hangers Sartorial, 2015, Dressed to kill, 2016, and Victim of fashion, 2016.
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" Others like to mix a little boast about sartorial prowess with their political punches: "[The nominee] is not bound to traditional fashion norms.
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Finding that balance between what you actually want to wear and what's HR-approved can feel like walking a very thin sartorial tightrope.
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Over the past (wintry) months, we rediscovered our love of velvet — and this slight sartorial obsession manifested in various forms in our wardrobes.
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Call it a trend-defying unicorn, a once-in-a-blue-moon sartorial success, or simply the best damn item you've ever bought.
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Ultimately, it was the baseball cap that became the sartorial symbol that represented the winning campaign; that was the accessory imbued with meaning.
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"It's like he watched 'Goodfellas' and then found a tailor who could update that particular kind of sartorial razzle-dazzle," Mr. Fielden said.
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With her pink Juicy Couture tracksuit, matching Ugg boots, and Von Dutch tank top, her sartorial choices are frozen circa The Simple Life.
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At the 1963 March on Washington, hundreds of black women opted for denim, overalls and natural hair, resisting sartorial protocol and rejecting expectations.
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But you can't rent Han clothing for an outing to the Great Wall, and sartorial fantasy of any provenance is scarce in Beijing.
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If, like me, you're a sucker for outrageous baroque fashion, Victoria Behr's riotously colorful sartorial creations are alone worth the price of admission.
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It only draws attention to the gaffe, and anyway, the sartorial choices of you and your date aren't the point of the wedding.
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Costume designer Renée Ehrlich Kalfus turned to Katherine Hepburn, Lauren Bacall, Diane Keaton — as well as the movie's director, Paul Feig, for sartorial inspiration.
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Was the Gucci print dress emblazoned with drawings of iconic London landmarks like Buckingham Palace and the London Bridge too obvious a sartorial symbol?
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This sartorial super power is what makes French women an excellent resource for travel wardrobe tips — especially in consideration of a trip to Europe.
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While Kim Kardashian was once known for her super-exposed, skintight ensembles, it seems the reality star has turned over a new sartorial leaf.
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Other than allowing her to stand out amongst Winterfell's dark and broody locals, this particular sartorial choice has more than a few hidden meanings.
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While the singer's sartorial shift has been collectively adored already, a big inspiration behind Dion's new look makes her fresh aesthetic even more amazing.
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No. Does it need a system wherein you can convert six skirts into a more powerful skirt, like some kind of sartorial Pokemon spinoff?
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But while other stars are already growing weary of the mile-high sartorial standards, Selena Gomez's street style onslaught is only just heating up.
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To help inspire your Star Wars sartorial mission, we've put together a collection of some of the coolest, most outrageous costumes of all time.
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The rotund, red sweater-clad undecided voter became a celebrity following his appearance at a presidential debate, thanks to his name and sartorial choices.
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Be it outrageously over-the-top or on point minimalism, you can always count on the Japanese to turn heads with their sartorial choices.
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While it was once considered a fashion no-no, Meghan is proving it's one of those old sartorial "rules" that stands to be disproved.
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The New Romantic look was born out of the sartorial flair on display at London club the Blitz, where Boy George was a regular.
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Known for her love of both high street brands and rewears, Kate may be passing on some sartorial words of wisdom to her husband.
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So he is gingerly nudging fashion-forward men awake, challenging them to take back their sartorial independence in a culture that lamely celebrates sameness.
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Most fans and athletes will probably be diligent about slathering on repellent, and may even compromise their sartorial elegance to avoid the mosquitoes' attentions.
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Plus, layering (especially in an unexpected way) is the key to cold-weather sartorial success — just look at the outfits in the slideshow ahead.
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Because McAdoo's previous boss was Tom Coughlin, and because rules are rules, he has adopted the sartorial approach of the Bill Parcells Coaching Tree.
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While Mr. Xi is not known to have publicly discussed his wardrobe choices, the jacket has become a fitting sartorial symbol of his rule.
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At a birthday party for Mario Cuomo in 22014, Mr. Percoco joked about Andrew Cuomo's frequent digs at his weight and his sartorial choices.
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Though she had stopped drinking by then, it was clear that so staid a milieu could not contain her sartorial, tonsorial and vocal energies.
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Now the question is whether this sartorial improvement trend is a permanent change in the way Washington does dressing, or an administration-specific moment?
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The pop star released the clip for her new single "Million Reasons" on Thursday, and she stripped down both her vocals and sartorial aesthetic.
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In the world of red-carpet dressing, the V.M.A.s are the anti-Academy Awards: the uncensored, un-airbrushed expression of the celebrity sartorial id.
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Stone, who prides himself on his sartorial taste, appeared in court in Broward County sporting a dark polo shirt and jeans and wearing handcuffs.
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These days I steer clear of sartorial trauma by sticking to my uniform of black leggings and vests underneath everything I throw on top.
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We're not sure why they are all wearing matching vests in the video, but we feel an element of sartorial splendor is always welcome.
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While they both deserve a spot on PEOPLE's Best Dressed list, it's their combined sartorial power that's just as magnetic as their whirlwind romance.
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Some critics mocked the 46-year-old Canadian for cultural condescension, while others accused him of sartorial excess and political correctness gone too far.
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And they said that women should not have to account for or defend their sartorial choices, whether or not they're paid to make them.
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We've seen Frame worn by the likes of Imaan Hammam, Barbara Palvin, and Katie Holmes (in the throes of her own iconic sartorial reawakening).
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But while there was plenty of sartorial gold to go around, there was one major trend that swept across the carpet: the statement sleeve.
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My levels of indecisive sartorial suffering (yep, I'm laying it on thick) have climbed higher than the backs of a 100mm pair of stilettos.
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Her sartorial choices are insane, and she does the absolute most at all times, but she's such a force of nature that it works.
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David Peterside, a local entrepreneur, hopes to capitalise on this sartorial obsession with a new app that is being dubbed an "Uber for tailors".
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In short, they were classicists whose sartorial tastes veered towards the old-fashioned — just like the characters created by these Young Fogey designers today.
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He speaks with the passion, sincerity, and sartorial flair of someone who has given the entirety of their life to a few immutable ideas.
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Specifically, the marigold sheath Michelle Obama wore, which pretty much put her wardrobe where his message was, capping seven years of highly effective sartorial politics.
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Nevertheless, Gaga's look wasn't daring in the slightest; it wasn't the act of revolution we're so accustomed to when it comes to her sartorial choices.
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Earrings have been worn by men from incredibly diverse backgrounds, for incredibly diverse reasons and yet, besides our shared sartorial choice, very little unites us.
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The stunning sartorial shot shows Philip posed in the wheelchair she has required for mobility since she was diagnosed with cerebral palsy as a toddler.
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As feminism goes more and more mainstream, the sartorial symbols of female empowerment are getting re-examined and served back to us on the runways.
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The high school junior wore a suit to prom, a sartorial choice that the school says was a direct violation of their very clear code.
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WCP/4CRNS/FAMEFLYNET PICTURES We don't want to jinx anything, but it appears as though the reality star is turning over a new sartorial leaf.
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There are a variety of items to shop on Kohl's website right now, that will fill the sartorial gap of any event in our calendars.
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But the Duchess' appearance at the Invictus Games on Sunday marked a momentous occasion in her sartorial oeuvre: her first time wearing sneakers in public.
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Every year, when the weather cools down and the initial charm of fall fizzles out, we find ourselves in a bit of a sartorial slump.
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As we've pointed out before, sheer everything is having a major sartorial moment thanks to a few of the fashion industry's most notable runway stars.
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And if that's not enough to capture your attention, she's surrounded by a sea of shoes bound to make all your sartorial dreams come true.
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No pants, no problem So, Barge decided to test his company's tolerance (and sartorial logic) by slipping into something a little more comfortable: A dress.
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One of the brand's online fashion stories was called "The Allure of Antebellum" and romanticized the sartorial tastes of white women in the Confederate South.
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Two decades ago, when No Doubt's Tragic Kingdom ruled the airwaves, the world couldn't get enough of Gwen Stefani and her ska-punk sartorial leanings.
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One man and his sartorial choices were a definite hit Sunday night — 2020 may be in the cards — but the audience was mostly a prop.
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Since Kim Kardashian has emerged back in the spotlight after her traumatic robbery, the reality star has undergone a total social media and sartorial makeover.
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In it, we name the Top 10 Most Stylish Stars of the year, a roundup of A-listers who stole the sartorial spotlight this year.
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One of her major sartorial moments has been posing in Rodarte's fall/winter 2018 look book, alongside Kirsten Dunst, Tessa Thompson and more stylish stars.
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And while its front isn't exactly business-appropriate, this is an MTV awards show, where more conversation-starting sartorial fare tends to be trotted out.
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Reasonable parties can disagree about what this says about Claude Raymond's sense of humor or attention to sartorial detail, but the collectible market has spoken.
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And you don't have to jet as far as the Olympics in Rio or Balangan Beach in Bali to benefit from these sunny sartorial tips.
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There's nothing wrong with wearing a festive little frock to all of your December parties, but may we suggest a different sartorial strategy this season?
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Even though all he was trying to do was bring sexy back, instead he ended up bringing back the sartorial equivalent of Pepe the frog.
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Browsing If the fall 2018 runway shows, which just wrapped, are any indication, the end is nigh — at least when it comes to sartorial inspiration.
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Florence seemed natural, both for the romantic beauty of the city and because it's the heart of this sartorial happening that goes on every year.
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Many of the looks — men in floor-length dresses, gender-nonconforming women in tuxedos, self-described "butch queens" in leather — made political and sartorial statements.
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Inspired by items in the show, the shades, with names like Leather Jacket, Ballet Flats and Gold Hoops, do justice to their covetable sartorial counterparts.
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Joe Scarborough says the former GOP presidential nominee once made fun of his style, dubbing a particular sartorial pick the MSNBC host's "Mister Rogers" sweater.
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Linton caught flak for the dollar bill-filled sartorial snafu just months after igniting another social media controversy over appearing elitist and out-of-touch.
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All the hubbub over the Trumps' attire almost overshadowed another notable sartorial moment: the almost eerily coordinated outfits worn by Mike Pence and Paul Ryan.
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Instant Gratification British designers have a history of toying with the enduring plaid skirt — the tartan kilt is, after all, a sartorial totem of Scottishness.
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Working from home — writing from home — is close enough to subsidized indolence that you don't need a sartorial reminder of just how little you're accomplishing.
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PHILIP HOLBERTON Kempsey, Australia I enjoyed your obituary of the sartorial Tom Wolfe, in which he fixed "A proper Windsor knot!" on his tie (May 26th).
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Luckily for us (and her nearly 63K IG followers), we can keep tabs on the fashion girl's sartorial adventures with a simple scroll of our screens.
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Fashion designer Jeremy Scott, never one to hold back with his sartorial choices, sported a metallic gold jacket, gold pants and stand-out gold cowboy boots.
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But what we're really excited about is that this all comes with a generous does of sartorial inspiration from the pros — aka, California girls (part 2).
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The good news: This sartorial haven has everything from ready-to-wear designers like Alexander Wang and Ulla Johnson to beautifully crafted jewelry and home décor.
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In partnership with Nordstrom Rack, this series will deep-dive into the real sartorial evolutions of seven city dwellers who all came from very different starts.
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But while those celebs were taking a baby step out of their sartorial comfort zone, Olivia Munn took the occasion to debut a major beauty transformation.
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Queer Eye for the Straight Humanoid doesn't have quite the same ring as 'Straight Guy,' and queer women aren't as well known for the sartorial sensibilities.
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Today, the MOB is distinguished by its unique and funny style, its sartorial quirks (members wear tuxedo-style outfits rather than martial gear), and general strangeness.
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The different politics and ideas and representations in this show remind us that the continent contains a vast diversity of philosophical, cultural, linguistic, and sartorial life.
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And with the rise of this low-key sartorial movement has also come the rise of a whole crop of stylish sneakers to go with it.
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From her high-fashion wardrobe to her willingness to take sartorial risks (shorter hemlines, lower necklines … the list goes on), she quickly became a style icon.
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And of course, no sartorial season could truly be complete without an international appearance or two from the queen of "nothing to wear LOL," Kim Kardashian.
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Which is also exactly why you might want to take note of some of the sartorial innovations the folks over at Cheetos are currently whipping up.
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One look at Tessa Barton's Insta feed, and it's hard to imagine that the sartorial ace was once a gangly girl with little penchant for fashion.
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And as Oliver T'sien, Nick's fashionable cousin and Rachel's de facto fairy godmother who orchestrates her sartorial transformation, Nico Santos (Superstore) is also one to watch.
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Over the past month, artists have joined the conversation through strategically picked sartorial statements and by calling for change during acceptance speeches and red carpet interviews.
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Some may criticize the zany pieces the characters wore, but we are big supporters of their bold style moves and would love a grand sartorial return.
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Today's sartorial stars, just like the blogger generation before them, are turning their Insta accounts into legit businesses — the kind that are all about the brand.
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While pairing a red top with a white bottom — Singapore's national colours — might seem like the easiest option, it's not always the most exciting sartorial combination.
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And I learned that the hard way: I didn't do my bank account any favors by splurging on every sartorial craze to hit my Instagram feed.
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Thankfully, you can solve this sartorial dilemma by turning to stylish stars like Kate Middleton, Bella Hadid, and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley for some fall outfit inspiration.
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It's been a long time coming, from the thrift-shop bowling shirts of your college days, through the failed sartorial experiments of your late-night years.
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A sartorial tribute In another nod to the former first lady, many women wore pearl necklaces to the funeral, a clear acknowledgment of her signature accessory.
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Whether its a clever styling trick or an outfit we want to copy head-to-toe, we're always finding sartorial treasures during that before-bed scroll.
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It was only long after that I realized that music taste and sartorial misadventures weren't the only things that bound my freak friends and me together.
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From punks to preps, politicians to protestors, Disney obsessives to Girl Scouts, pins and patches have long been used to make both political and sartorial statements.
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Now it is the poppy — the sartorial commemoration of soldiers who lost their lives in wartime that Britons wear in the days before Remembrance Day, Nov.
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You won't want to be wearing much when you hit those sizzling streets, so it's best practice to rely on accessories to make your sartorial statements.
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"The city is quite subtle and tends to keep itself hidden,'' said Simon Crompton, a men's wear blogger and the author of "The Sartorial Travel Guide.
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For the president's first State of the Union address, she wore a white pantsuit that served as a sartorial reminder of suffragists and of Hillary Clinton.
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John Lewis's clothing policy for children comes amid a global debate over the fluidity of gender and the need to update traditional sartorial and linguistic standards.
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In a sea of stars in black, she tended to shine — regardless of the shock it caused to the sartorial nervous systems of People magazine editors.
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As admiring as one is of the Milanese and their sartorial traditions, it helps when an American like Ralph Lauren shows them how to loosen up.
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Opinion It's August in New York — a time when arriving to work from the subway and not looking like a drowned rat is a sartorial victory.
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It is also a popular sartorial practice in the winter in southern China, where, unlike those in the north, most homes do not have central heating.
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I'd wager many people here spent just as much time and money on their sartorial stories as the people 30 blocks north at the Met did.
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Mr. Paul's sartorial choices seemed more in line with the hardscrabble lives portrayed in the film, rather than the high-fashion looks of the red carpet.
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But his sartorial style sent a message to his parishioners -- don't take a backseat to anyone -- and he backed it up with his civil rights activism.
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Public television cultural appropriation is totally a thing, and I just wish Jimmy Carter could have acknowledged the role Mr. Rogers played in his sartorial development.
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This is the sort of thing that tests the sartorial sang-froid of Yosel Tiefenbrun, the bespoke tailor and nonpracticing Chabad rabbi of East Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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This is the sort of thing that tests the sartorial sang-froid of Yosel Tiefenbrun, the bespoke tailor and nonpracticing Chabad rabbi of East Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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If you needed sartorial guidance, Uniqlo published recommendations, and the Environment Ministry sponsored a fashion show where men demonstrated how to pull off a blazer with shorts.
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Second, as the final leg, Paris is the last chance for the street-style stars from all over the world to pull out all the sartorial stops.
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Fans of Lim's blog, The Chriselle Factor, and her sartorial social media inspiration are once again able to attain her stylish aesthetic at an affordable price range.
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When asked about her response to the sartorial statement against the epidemic of sexual harassment in the entertainment industry, McGowan, 44, was firm about her initial response.
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A sartorial stomping ground for self-expression — free from the constraints of the daily grind — the concert circuit today never fails to spark forward-thinking spring trends.
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However, when Ellen DeGeneres asked the actor about the sartorial decision on her show, he admitted that the piece of clothing wasn't what he thought it was.
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The actress took a turn from her grungy, tomboy sartorial preferences for a more opulent Parisian choice in a dress from the Chanel Pre-Fall 2017 collection.
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But the motorcycle jacket he donned post-game Monday night â€" straight out of Michael Jackson's closet circa 1982 â€" pushed the sartorial limit by his standards.
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Sartorial choices There is the ongoing discussion over a first lady's choices -- should she pay homage to the host country by wearing designs by a homegrown designer?
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And she's just signed on with Kaia, the 14-year-old up-and-coming model, who made her Coachella debut under the stylist's sartorial tutelage this weekend.
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He also has a reputation as a peacock: a rival MP dubbed him the "Minister of Instagram" for his carefully curated photo feed showcasing his sartorial swagger.
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Attempting to curb his wife's sartorial extravagances, the king observed that a silk taffeta robe she was trying on resembled couleur de puce—the colour of fleas.
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But really this look was just the tip of the sartorial iceberg when it comes to the stylish whirlwind weekend the model has been having in Paris.
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For all of the risky, avant garde looks Solange regularly brings to the red carpet, she never seems to get the true sartorial spotlight she so deserves.
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" Siriano, 30, and Jones are already plotting their next sartorial collaboration, he hints, saying, "We're gonna do a couple of things for another thing that she's doing.
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If you're not fully convinced that the gym-favorite shoe works for any sartorial situation, let R29's senior fashion editor Alyssa Coscarelli prove it to you.
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Can't wait to what kinds of shenanigans — and, OK, what kind of darling sartorial choices — Ioni and her new sibling will come up with in the future.
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That's not to say that it's necessary, or that she can't be both — just that her sartorial choices are so different from most female hosts on SNL.
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Apparent sartorial shoutout aside, Blue Ivy's color-blocked number is familiar to any fashion girl with a dream to hang an Alessandro Michele original in her closet.
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And on Thursday, Kim Zolciak Biermann was clearly prepared for her post-flight close-up as she gave the paparazzi a sartorial show from head-to-toe.
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Spice Girls singer Melanie Brown is telling the world what she really really wants — by paying sartorial tribute to one of the girl group's most iconic songs.
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Lest we forget the many sartorial gifts Palin has bestowed unto the world's eyes, here's a look back at a handful of her most trendsetting fashion moments.
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The newfangled vocabulary and shifting pronouns of transgenderism, plus its sexual, sartorial and medical nuances, can be alienating—quite apart from the unsettling question of toilet-usage.
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She said that Holmes later stocked up on Jobs's exact preferred brand of turtleneck, Issey Miyake, suggesting that her sartorial choices were modeled after the business icon.
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Over the past two decades, Jennifer Lopez has inspired the sartorial choices of women across the world with her risk-taking, head-turning and undeniably sexy style.
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Somehow, the farm-to-table dining preferences of Sarah Huckabee Sanders or the subliminal, sartorial messages of the first lady have become the subject of breathless debate.
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Most West African capitals are scenes of sartorial flair, but the bright patterns adorning skirts and dresses worn by women there are more than just eye candy.
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Westbrook's bursts of sartorial pyrotechnics — denim overalls one game, zebra-print blazer the next — were offset by an obstacle course of trash cans, ladders and heating ducts.
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Few garments of clothing are quite as divisive as cargo shorts, a point of sartorial contention that Old Navy CEO Sonia Syngal has managed to capitalize on.
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It seemed that once he got the hang of the app, Graham's feed transitioned to conveying a lifestyle of middle-aged joie de vivre and sartorial singularity.
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Maybe it's because they serve a strictly utilitarian purpose, or maybe it's because your sports coat covers 'em anyway, but belts tend to be a sartorial afterthought.
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If the traditional suit was the rotary phone, they wanted to design the sartorial equivalent of the iPhone—a suit that is dynamic, responsive, and game-changing.
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And, in keeping with its goal to get us consuming more consciously, Thredup has launched an even more seamless way to participate in its sartorial sharing economy.
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With the help of his brainy, discerning valet, Jeeves, Bertie had been dodging (sartorial) disasters and rogue (matrimonial) engagements for decades before Bond ordered his first martini.
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In Moscow and Kazan, the photographer Sasha Arutyunova captured the Russian sartorial ambition to stand out through bold colors, vintage or handmade items and eye-catching patterns.
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Look out for an astronomical level of sartorial expertise that's likely to include monochrome, deftly matched prints and makeup applied with a seemingly impossible degree of precision.
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It is definitely fine for there to be scantily clad women in the Louvre, just not ones that have free will or agency over their sartorial decisions.
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As with "Call Me by Your Name," Ms. Piersanti bypassed the usual sartorial tropes of the '70s, with her research producing voluminous silhouettes rather than bell-bottoms.
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But how do you navigate sartorial choices for someone else, especially when that person hasn't made any determination about their identity, or hasn't even been born yet?
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Also making the 2017 ode to sartorial prowess: singers Rihanna and Solange Knowles, sports stars Roger Federer and LeBron James, actress Cate Blanchett, and actor Jaden Smith.
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But after the May 1968 student riots, hats fell out of favor as French youth ditched their parents' sartorial habits as a symbol of their newfound freedom.
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The sartorial embodiment of a birthday cake: a devoré velvet dress, topped with a swish of bright fur and iced with colorful baubles and sugary sweet accessories.
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Just ask Cindy Sherman or the musician Seth Bogart, who just launched his own TV show filled with performance, papier-mâché food, and clown-inspired sartorial decisions.
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It's a common enough trope — the Wall Street guy who favors sartorial armor, usually worn with a starched white shirt and Windsor-knot tie — and for good reason.
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For her sartorial re-emergence, Jenner opted for a "chill vibes" look: a cropped bronze silk tank top, white lace-up jeans and a pair of white sneakers.
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While the super stylish were out in full force during London Fashion Week, we decided to play "Never Have I Ever" to find out their guilty sartorial secrets.
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So ahead, in their own words, Memphis and Sydney explore their sartorial resemblance (and differences) — and the knowledge, the understanding, and the journey they've taken side by side.
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We can't quite pinpoint what parts of the reality star's look were dissected, but can imagine the sartorial snipping was meant to show off Kim's post-baby figure.
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In April Kersti Kaljulaid, the president, made a sartorial statement of her own, attending the government's swearing-in ceremony in a top bearing the words "speech is free".
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Add to that a "grandmother who made me whatever I could dream up," and a degree in fashion, and you've got a perfect formula for a sartorial powerhouse.
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But when it comes to the fall months, when the temperature can be as capricious as the rain forecast, the sartorial landscape can feel a bit more daunting.
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They have paved their own fashion-forward path, and even if you're not on board the Kris Jenner & Ko. Express train, you can't deny their powerful sartorial influence.
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With the moon in sartorial Libra until Saturday night, the vision will be there for anyone wishing to show up at the party with strong costume game intact.
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In fact, these on-the-street moments inform our sartorial choices just as much as the clothing on the catwalk, making both critical in our seasonal trend reports.
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Watts took to Instagram on Friday to share a photo of herself en route to the festival, showing a sneak peek before she encoutered a slight sartorial mishap.
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I have been deterred from considering my sartorial options regarding knocking down some presidential suds because I know I will be denied an opportunity for it to matter.
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Where the Grammys invite sartorial risks and celebs could probably show up to the SAGs in jeans and a t-shirt, the Academy Awards are all about glamour.
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And yet that's precisely what happened on Thursday eve, when you graced the world with what is quite possibly the sartorial Holy Grail of your see-through ensembles.
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" The shoot was set at historic Norfolk estate Houghton Hall, which perfectly displays the brand's vision: "The new Miu Miu girl reinterprets the sartorial rules of the past.
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Although the 90s thing to do would be to roll one leg up or let one strap hang loose, that sartorial asymmetry impresses exactly zero Capricorns, Herstik explains.
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Besides Gaga providing further proof that pantsuits are chic as hell, she shared an important, poignant message about sexual assault after talking sartorial matters on the red carpet.
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Others went full-on sag, tying their pants mid-thigh, a sartorial maneuver that made them "look like they were pooping themselves while they walked," one critic observed.
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In March 2017, two women attempting to board a United flight were scrutinised for their sartorial choices, and were deemed "not in compliance" with the airline's dress code.
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For all their difference in sartorial style—the one is as neat as the other is scruffy—the person that Mr Rees-Mogg most resembles is Newt Gingrich.
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During one recreational tournament, players dressed as Disney villainesses and as the sartorial embodiment of a "Sound of Music" lyric: girls in white dresses with blue satin sashes.
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A quick change like that takes a lot of planning, and Kidman has stylist Julia von Boehm to thank for keeping all the sartorial trains running on time.
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Dim Mak Clothing will be new to most of Aoki's fans in the States, who have previously known him more for his EDM antics than his sartorial aspirations.
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After a year of writing and editing, Moses has debuted a handy sartorial guide that all women — not just those who identify as plus-size — can benefit from.
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Keeping in tune with Bieber's sartorial aesthetic, the goods resemble the now insanely popular French label Vetements, with its oversized silhouettes, text-printed sleeves, and Thrasher-esque fonts.
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Together, they would not foment sartorial revolution, or shatter the Angela Merkel mold of dressing, or change the parameters of what it means to look like a president.
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Directed by Michael Urie, who knows his way around a solo show, "Bright Colors and Bold Patterns" gets its title from a sartorial prohibition on the wedding invitation.
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Mutton dressed as lamb and lamb dressed as veal: This is a farm on which the human stock has been subjected to a sort of sartorial-genetic engineering.
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The slow erosion of the suit as the definitive sartorial marker of rule and responsibility is indicative of a changing attitude toward the very nature of work itself.
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Around 30 prototypes, including 20 newly commissioned by the museum, add sparks of ingenuity — and of course there is a gift shop fuller than usual of sartorial temptations.
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If Kennedy set the sartorial template for the modern presidency — or anyway, the Obama one — he was far from the first politician to have manipulated image using clothes.
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Thus, a sartorial conflict emerges when we find ourselves wanting a fall-ready outfit that incorporates newness, but can't bear to leave the ol' faithful noir leggies behind.
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First, the investor leading the round — Maha Ibrahim — also led The RealReal's Series A. That company, which also sports a focus on the sartorial, went public in 2019.
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" That Christmas, Michael had performed this small sartorial feat for his mother and, as expected, she had practically exploded—"Well, look at you, Mr. Bond, Mr. James Bond!
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For your spring 2017 men's wear show in Paris, a kind of sartorial homage to Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer — that could have been taken literally.
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The effect, amid all the stripes and riotous patterns, was to make them look like the sartorial equivalent of a generic pill bottle next to the branded option.
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Barely three years after New York Fashion Week: Men's made its debut as a stand-alone celebration of all things sartorial and male, the bold experiment has fizzled.
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Commemorating Black sartorial expression and self-adornment long in tension with (white) Western aesthetics, the series consciously intertwines subjects' stylistic accouterments with pictorial space reminiscent of European antiquity.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 1876, French scholar and artist Auguste Racinet published Le Costume historique (The Costume History), an illustrated sartorial tour throughout world history.
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On her most recent appearance, Clinton responded to that insanely good tweet that points out the sartorial similarities between her debate pantsuits and the fashion of Death Row Records.
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Never one to shy away from outrageous and daring sartorial choices, Lady Gaga debuted a new variation on pool party wear while at a bash in Palm Springs, California.
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Whether you pair it with a basic black hoodie or a more formal top hat and tails, you can be sure that EvilCorp will quake at your sartorial prowess.
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For Kanye West's most recent sartorial spectacle, the Yeezy Season 4 show that took place on New York City's Roosevelt Island Wednesday afternoon, fashion's finest turned out in droves.
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While Kourt is undoubtedly the biggest supporter of her family's sartorial endeavors, it seems almost inevitable that in the near future she'll be designing a line of her own.
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After some thorough work with a Beautyblender or whatever the KKW Beauty iteration of that tool might be, Kim stepped out in a twist on her usual sartorial uniform.
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While the sartorial inventions aren't haute couture, many well-known brands, whether socks, swimsuits, or interchangeable heels, have made their way into the tank in the past eight years.
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The new sartorial options include the imposing Phantom armor — heavy purple plate that gives Link demon-esque horns — and a mask that will shudder whenever a Korok is nearby.
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The chain-smoking child-genius who wrote award-winning plays at age 11 kept her sartorial choices consistent from childhood into adulthood — a talent only a Tenenbaum could possess.
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As a true clotheshorse I love to lay out my outfits a week in advance and ensure that all of my sartorial choices are on, as it were, fleek.
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But her latest quietly subversive sartorial choice — the outfit she wore to Queen Elizabeth II's Trooping the Colour official birthday parade — may secretly be the riskiest of them all.
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Despite the misconception that modest dressing is a singular, oppressive, and misogynist Islamic principle, it is actually an aesthetic that has spanned centuries, continents and cultures of sartorial history.
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If you believe that fashion is a reflection of our times, you would have tuned into the Oscars last night expecting to see the sartorial version of the apocalypse.
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The entire history of men's extremely limited sartorial choices involves taking an innovation — generally occupational, often military — restyling it in more comfortable cloth or kinder cuts, and selling it.
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Highlights that made our sartorial hearts flutter: Alicia Vikander's princess moment, Saoirse Ronan's sweet nod to her home country of Ireland, and newcomer Daisy Ridley's most stunning look yet.
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Naturally, I love the affordability a collaboration offers, but what really pulls me in every time is the opportunity to peek into the sartorial consciousness of someone I admire.
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In part, this is how we find ourselves in this weird, inverted sartorial reality, where Mr. Trump has become the exception to the rule because he follows traditional rules.
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Anita Pallenberg — the actress, model, quintessential girl-with-the-band, and under-sung fashion icon — was one such small rock, whose sartorial influence has ringed out through the decades.
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But perhaps our sartorial destiny is not quite as stark as some movies would have us believe, especially if Chromat designer Becca McCharen has anything to do with it.
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The bodysuit was displayed in a glass case, along with Ms. Lopez's other sartorial hits (that green Versace dress), outside a recent "All I Have" performance in Las Vegas.
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On Saturday afternoon, seated in the front row of Christian Siriano's sartorial sojourn to Capri were Kelly Osbourne, Coco Rocha, Christina Hendricks, Pamela Anderson, Neve Campbell and Jaimie Alexander.
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On the new CBS procedural "Bull," he is Chunk Palmer, a former college football star reborn as a style consultant for besieged defendants in need of a sartorial boost.
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After his arraignment, Stone, who prides himself on having a refined sartorial taste, participated in a video for conservative outlet The Daily Caller explaining how to dress for court.
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If there is any time left before bed, you will leave further comments with glowing reviews of our personal sartorial choices and perhaps our extremely cute and friendly pets!
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One would only need to browse the sartorial tour-de-force of her music videos to understand her sex-symbol status, before even getting started on the musical content.
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From cozy sweaters to its athleisure line, the label knows exactly what its minimal, sustainability minded customers want — and how to solve any sartorial problems they may be facing.
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It's in that moment when you also realize you have absolutely no idea how to wear said article of clothing, which can lead to a sartorial state of panic.
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From the home-gym-dads to the only-take-the-stairs-dads to the exclusively-works-out-in-jeans-dads (shoutout to my own father for this sartorial choice).
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Given the difference has already persisted over centuries with no apparent reason, it seems unlikely that we'll reach such sartorial gender parity until the button fastening itself becomes obsolete.
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And though news of Gordo's return may have been on everyone's lips when her latest post debuted on Wednesday, it's Hilary's shoes that really set the sartorial world ablaze.
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But it was a rare concession to sartorial symbolism (and not a very good one, though it did perhaps inadvertently reveal the myopic way the administration sees that country).
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An editorial cartoonist captured Mr. Corker's sartorial signature — a tie thrown over his shoulder — with a depiction of a Tasmanian devil-like governing blur with a tie tossed askew.
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Sartorial puns make up our theme today: Mr. Kravis and Mr. Agard take common phrases and turn them into puns about items that people in certain occupations might wear.
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By comparison, the opulence of Fashion Week is staggering: a $1 billion production in which designers preview their collections—the sartorial contributions to an industry worth over $22017 trillion.
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Critic's Notebook Viewing the Olympics through the prism of style can be a screwball proposition, since the pinnacle of sport is also pretty reliably the height of sartorial kitsch.
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I relocated to the correct state and tried to think of a longer name for Kauai before realizing that the "top" was sartorial and referred to a HAWAIIAN SHIRT.
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If initially his sartorial style was said to "reek of health, vigor and physical prowess," as one fashion expert observed before the election, it also read as insufficiently populist.
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"When developing new businesses, every company plays to its unique strengths and we're no exception," Burke said, on stage, donning his sartorial signature: a dark suit and open collar.
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Harry Styles let us know early on to expect bold sartorial choices when he was spotted on the streets of London in a onesie and skater sneakers in 2010.
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If anything seemed to unite the sartorial choices the first lady made, at least during the day, it was a certain rigidity of line, monochrome palette and militaristic mien.
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"Can't wait to get you out of those pants," she says as we make a beeline for my apartment, indicating that my sartorial subterfuge has yet to be rumbled.
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A person's ability to effectively lead and govern has nothing to do with their physical appearance, and sartorial choices or body shaming are not valid critiques of an elected official.
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FROM PEN: Lea Michele Calls Céline Dion an 'Incredible Inspiration' Dion has become a fashion darling by captivating audiences (and cameras) with her sartorial choices, thanks to stylist Law Roach.
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Much like the KarJenners, while many may scoff at his daily ensembles, a surprising amount of Justin's particular sartorial brand manages to trickle down to the masses over time nonetheless.
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As I said before, I'm a sartorial minimalist on the DL, so the process of lumping together a bunch of random, oddly shaped images is one of my personal nightmares.
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Now that The Dress purchase is out of the way, you may be on to your next sartorial task — selecting something that feels special for the pre-wedding rehearsal dinner.
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Kourtney Kardashian has decided to return to the sartorial celebration after witnessing her sister's trauma, and is already posting pictures of her time in the city on her Instagram story.
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Whether you've been holding out for this day or if you've simply kept a velour set in the back of your closet for nostalgia's sake, get ready for sartorial vindication.
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The lyrics of "APESHIT" may talk about pay equity, the Super Bowl halftime show, and the Grammys, but Beyoncé's sartorial message is simple: Never underestimate the power of a woman.
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The necklace was also visible in a sartorial snap Lively shared on Sunday, as she opted to wear a grey Ralph Lauren suit with a pair of glitzy Louboutin mules.
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When Sex and the City was on air, Carrie Bradshaw definitely got all of the sartorial love for her endless Fendi baguette collection and those mile high Manolo Blahnik heels.
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Unfortunately for the red trouser industry, "this peculiarly British sartorial obsession" is in decline, and London's gentlemen's outfitters have noticed a decline in the sale of the beloved red trouser.
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We sat down with Conrad to get all the scoop on her latest LC Lauren Conrad Collection for Kohl's (available online now!), and she shared some of her sartorial wisdom.
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The sartorial good luck charm must have worked – Scot Murray beat Canadian Milos Raonic, becoming the first British man to win multiple Wimbledon singles titles since Fred Perry in 1935.
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The model opted for a sartorial study in proportions, anchoring a flowy button-down dress with a fitted black corset over black skinny jeans (and her own boot, of course).
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The names of all the children in the Surrender are mashups of some of my favorite designers and, generally, the sartorial choices throughout were a lot of fun to make.
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Ayutthaya is the setting of a television series called Buppesannivas or "Love Destiny", which has broken audience records in Thailand and stirred the nation into a frenzy of sartorial nostalgia.
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Chunky sneaker, dad shoe, grandma style — call it what you will, the divisive, puffy silhouette has been in demand well before Demna's fall '17 sartorial love letter to Bernie Sanders.
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The rejection of gender norms has been raging for some time all over the world, but there is something distinctly pro-African in the character of Cape Town's sartorial resistance.
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In Hollywood, if there's one thing more powerful that a single A-lister who seems incapable of taking a sartorial misstep on the red carpet, it's two super chic superstars.
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As for the particular ensemble, FLOTUS went with a black lace dress and matching mantilla, which were appropriate sartorial choices for the occasion at hand — a meeting with The Pope.
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Thanks to this man's street style photographer grandson, who goes by the name of Jesse (小野杰西), Chinese netizens are raving over the farmer's sartorial sense of style.
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The only downside was the jarring disconnect between the room's fairy-tale elegance and the sloppy sartorial style of American tourists, in sweatsuits, basketball shorts, flip-flops and T-shirts.
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Fashion is more than just sartorial contrivance — it's a mode of communication, a means of creative expression, and it is a cultural force that touches every aspect of the arts.
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"You want to be new, you want to be eye-catching and yet elegant, but yet crazy, because you're onstage," said Mr. Jagger, explaining his sartorial philosophy in the interview.
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Hilariously gorgeous, even garish, these colorful, highly tactile works combine oil and enamel, are dense with dots, patterns and sartorial finery and suggest an artist thrilled to be painting again.
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After she characterized Senator John F. Kennedy as a sartorial mess, according to W magazine, Kennedy encountered one of her editors in Washington and demanded to know Suzy's real name.
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She had a sartorial fail in Kenya, wearing a white pith helmet while on safari, an unintentional signal of that region's colonial era, a dark spot in Kenya's collective history.
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Though cargo shorts remain a national point of sartorial contention, Old Navy CEO Sonia Syngal "makes no apologies" for continuing to sell them, she said in an interview with Fortune.
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But when one's schedule is filled with the likes of Chanel, Dior, Vuitton, and so much more, the final stretch is more like a sartorial sprint than a cool-down.
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The masses have long been intrigued by royals' fashion choices, and the royals, in turn, have used their sartorial presentation to establish and manage their reputations in the public eye.
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But we continued to earnestly regulate each other's sartorial choices even as we moved the codes by which we do so out of the legal realm and into the social.
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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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Olivia and Malek's relationship is jittery and loving, and watching them participate in the consensual charade (Olivia's parents think he's Indian!) was just classic teen shenanigans with a sartorial twist.
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He has been building it with great calculation, one sartorial brick at a time, ever since he arrived at the house (first the dresses, then the culottes, then the jeans).
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The young men in slightly ill-fitting suits on draft night are still a couple of years and a few million dollars away from the expectation of peak sartorial flair.
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As per the orders of Mr. Dodson, men must wear ties — in the office and on the road — a sartorial demand that stands out in San Francisco's ultracasual workplace culture.
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However, the biggest "proof" of subtle royal disfavor has been the supposed "signals" and "shade" that the Queen has telegraphed through her sartorial choices during her interactions with the Trumps.
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For even more on this, the Queen's senior dresser, adviser, wardrobe curator, and in-house designer of 25 years recently wrote a book that goes into the sovereign's sartorial choices.
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Milan Each Prada collection is rife with references and far-reaching ideas, and this one was no exception; the overarching theme appeared to be the collapse of different sartorial eras.
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From bustier corsets layered over button-downs to LBDs paired with chunky sneakers, the crew at Thursday night's event in Washington D.C. wasn't afraid to take some serious sartorial risks.
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That's why, in the interest of variety and (sartorial) freshness, we've partnered with SOREL, maker of stylish footwear for women on the go, to present four runway-inspired fall looks.
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There's an unwritten law of sartorial science suggesting that from just one minute an item spends on the backs of royalty comes instantaneous brand relevancy and a waitlist of thousands.
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Other tribes of sartorial inspiration were the Turkana people in East Africa, Hemba people in Congo, Suri tribe in Ethiopia and Tuareg people in western and northern Africa, among others.
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Now that award season 2019 is over, we can take a look back through all of the red carpets of the year and diagnose what sartorial moves stand out the most.
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An exhibition currently at New York University's 80WSE Gallery asks visitors to consider ideas of female beauty in relation to the sartorial, as depicted in images from the 18th century onward.
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From her ultra-comfy and (environmentally-friendly) Allbirds sneakers to her perfect-fitting pair of Levi's jeans to her glamorous red carpet looks, Hilary Duff's sartorial choices never seem to disappoint.
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Her all-white outfit was a stark contrast to female lawmakers' sartorial blackout to make a statement in support of the #MeToo movement and women impacted by sexual assault and harassment.
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But the couple really stepped up their sartorial game on Thursday night, when they hit the streets of Miami in ensembles that perfectly coordinated with their favorite accessory — an expensive car.
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In fact, the inimitable activist's sartorial sensibilities were so renowned, a year-long exhibit was dedicated to her frocks at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California, in 2007.
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Cuffed boyfriend jeans and strappy heels are a no-brainer in August, and thanks to a couple of clever sartorial hacks, you can easily take the look well into the fall.
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As sartorial politics go, Bootgate has eclipsed any other fashion story of the election thus far, including any fashion story related to the two female candidates, Hillary Clinton and Carly Fiorina.
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And now the act has made the jump from the darkest depths of Reddit to the Hollywood hills, as Kylie Jenner just expertly trolled her sisters via a simple sartorial choice.
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So of course, being from a family predisposed to sartorial risk-taking, Kendall Jenner decided to really amp things up when she landed across the pond for the city's fashion week.
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And between winter's the-air-hurts-my-face windchill and the gray, slushy sidewalks, we're definitely ready to (finally) bust out our best sartorial moves to celebrate the sunnier months ahead.
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Hannah—the author of the original piece and now, my sartorial advisor—and I headed to Dalston, in east London on a Friday afternoon to style 3 outfits for £183 [$65].
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Katy Perry, who wore one of the strongest sartorial looks of the night, not only matched her nails to her blood-red ensemble, she also duplicated its jewel-encrusted texture, too.
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For a tour of Taomarina with other G7 leaders' spouses, Trump famously donned a $51,500 floral Dolce & Gabbana jacket, which garnered sartorial praise but also raised eyebrows because of its cost.
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And on Sunday, Kylie Jenner flaunted the perks of being the offspring of such an enduring sartorial star, borrowing a vintage Chanel swimsuit while her mom was out of the house.
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Since graduating in 2014, she has become known for her magical feats of sartorial illusion, turning cleverly cut pieces of fabric into completely unstitched garments that are akin to wearable sculpture.
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We talked to the woman behind Minnie Rose about how she shaped the sartorial aesthetic of the decade and what exactly she has up her cashmere knit sleeve next. AKM-GSI
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The latest round of sartorial criticism came last week during the first lady's trip to the African nations of Egypt, Kenya, Ghana, and Malawi, during which she wore safari-style pieces.
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He was never deterred by the fact that he often did not fit in with his research subjects, partly because he was such a sartorial dandy, known for his white suits.
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You'd think that Muslim women somehow just started focusing on their sartorial choices, considering leading designers and international brands have only very recently recognized the significance of this crucial consumer group.
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The next morning, a pair of young women in the elevator discussed their sartorial strategy for the weekend and whether they should both wear maroon off-the-shoulder bodysuits (decision: no).
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Black leather, after all — unlike, say, brown leather — is one of the most emotive sartorial symbols in the wardrobe, imbued with a host of cultural and historical associations for almost everyone.
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"This may be remembered as the summer when new sartorial frontiers in the workplace were definitively breached — and in a manner destined to agitate bosses and parents everywhere," Mr. Trebay wrote.
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There hasn't been such a compelling sartorial symbol of revolt since the Sans-culottes seized on their trousers as the point of visual difference with the aristocracy during the French Revolution.
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We'd gathered Monday, with the Franklin family's blessing, to behold a trove of all kinds of genius — physical, musical, oratorical, sartorial, tonsorial, metaphysical — the most staggering genius, of course, being Franklin's.
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"He and I make different sartorial decisions," Mr. Obama continued, a joking reference to the Mr. Wiley's bold clothing choices (he wore a black-and-white patterned suit to the ceremony).
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In the beginning, the house mother Asia O'Hara announced her crisis of faith in the face of her shared sartorial services and subsequent standing-suffering in the previous week's maxi-challenge.
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Despite the love affair between music and fashion, the industry has yet to sink its marketing claws into the event, and that makes for some wonderful and jaw-dropping sartorial choices.
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We've already discovered our sartorial spirit animal in a selection of snakeskin boots and even gone to the end of cyber earth (aka Amazon) to find the best fall boot styles.
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During the visit on Thursday, the senator, known for her sartorial taste and collection of colorful scarves, was trying to keep cool in a short-sleeved print blouse and black shorts.
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Political fashionFrom Brexit&aposs presence in London fashion labels to headlines examining politicians&apos sartorial choices, the past few seasons have seen many political fashion statements, Zoe Whitfield wrote for Refinery29.
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The attendees ran the sartorial gamut, from Brooklyn-casual (jeans, T-shirts) to full-on Gothic (black Clockwork Orange-style face paint, piercings, Sisters of Mercy band T-shirts, pink mohawks).
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Yet, Kim is so terrified of more shutterbugs shooting her at a "bad" angle or another website mocking her for being "fat," all she can talk about is creating sartorial optical illusions.
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But once you decide to take a dive off the fashion deep end and flex those sartorial muscles a bit, pulling off the same hue from head-to-toe becomes less intimidating.
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As we've seen since her engagement to Prince Harry was first announced in November 2017, Markle's sartorial style, reminiscent of her late mother-in-law Princess Diana, is indeed worthy of royalty.
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On Tuesday, the couple attended the world premiere of the Stephen Gaghan-directed drama in New York City, where the Brazilian-American model completely stole the sartorial spotlight from her leading man.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - In the Jakarta headquarters of the Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI), workers call each other "bro" and "sis", and their leader sets the sartorial standard with a pair of ripped jeans.
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"I give Jaden props," the actress, 46, said of her son's sartorial risk taking on the latest episode of Red Table Talk alongside Jade, her daughter Willow and mother Adrienne Banfield Norris.
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That's the attitude of Irvine, California–based Combatant Gentlemen, an emerging menswear brand that uses algorithms and other data-driven techniques to provide clothes, sartorial guidance and accessories to men — particularly millennials.
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As perfectly demonstrated by her and her super chic husband Dwayne Wade's recent appearances at Paris fashion week, this sartorial savvy duo have never shied away from a bold, risk-taking look.
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Having cycled through a variety of sartorial identities over the decades — high-school longhair, platinum-blond crew cut Warhol Factory kid, "Take Ivy" prep — I eventually settled on a sort of uniform.
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Before they took New York Fashion Week by cleavage-baring, fur-lined, paparazzi-crazed storm, the Kardashians were just girls trying to find their sartorial footing in matching outfits styled by Mom.
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Earlier this week, we joked about Kim Kardashian turning over a super chill sartorial leaf, ditching all of her heavy makeup and latex bodysuits for something a little more easy and approachable.
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But when flashbulbs caught sight of the back, there was a sartorial surprise: Fun, whimsical designs trailed along the train and of her dress, going all the way up to the bodice.
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VIENTIANE (Reuters) - Controversial Philippine leader Rodrigo Duterte donned a lounge suit for his first international summit on Wednesday, a rare show of sartorial conformity as pressure mounts on him to act presidential.
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I tried to capture both who he was as a person and also how different the world is going to be, I guess the sartorial world in a sense, in his absence.
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Much has been made of the announcement by Daniel Day-Lewis, last summer, that "Phantom Thread," Paul Thomas Anderson's psychological/sartorial drama, set in nineteen-fifties London, marks his retirement from acting.
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I loved the glancing acknowledgment of Henry Carr having been "a wonderful Goneril" — one of King Lear's wicked daughters — at Eton, and the characters' sartorial tastes also land a laugh or two.
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Like many such portraits, these cold symmetries — visible in work implements, interior furnishings, and sartorial particulars — call the viewer's attention to the far less assured facets of an individual face and body.
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They offer sartorial sophistication to suit a whole slew of definitions of "adulthood" — even if it's a cotton Want Les Essentiels bag, a well-cut jean, or a pair of tennis shoes.
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We've seen the trend crop up once again with the fashion set's endorsement — a response to the rise of athletic-as-day-wear and seemingly unquenchable thirst for a good sartorial throwback.
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You know the type: remarkable sartorial decision-making skills, an enviable no-effs-given attitude, and an uncanny knack for turning up at the coolest new places before they actually become cool.
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Lizzie is especially incisive about Taylor and the flaws that mar her sartorial perfection, while Taylor reveals inspired swerves in reasoning and a few unexpected pools of darkness behind her crisp facade.
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Now prosecutors have a sartorial concern: When Mr. Howe returns to the witness stand this week for his third day of cross-examination, they do not want him dressed in prisoner garb.
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If you learn he's sincerely motivated to change, and if you really do want to keep him in your life, you might consider offering a tutorial on the domestic and sartorial arts.
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Now in his second year since assuming the mantle of "The Late Show" from David Letterman, Mr. Colbert since the election seems to have hit both his ratings and sartorial stride simultaneously.
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But since this year's celebration is even bigger than the last (it is 2020 after all), we're expecting nominees to take their sartorial games to the next level on tonight's red carpet.
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As he restlessly runs his hands through his hair, eyes blazing with irritation, we learn that Gerry's beef isn't just with the sartorial demands but with the whole notion of gay weddings.
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Reformation Beach House, 85 Main Street, East Hampton After last year's successful debut in the Hamptons, Reformation is bringing back the Beach House for all of your sand-to-soiree sartorial needs.
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In taking survivalist materials and elevating them to elegance, Mr. Simons is developing a sartorial vocabulary that is both original and weirdly well-suited — pun intended — to the story of the times.
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While Nicks's sartorial choices have been widely mimicked, it's rare to hear echoes of her magnanimity in modern pop songs, which are frequently defensive and embattled, preaching self-sufficiency at any cost.
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As fashion statements at major public events when you know all eyes are on you go, hers was a polite nod; a no-teeth smile, lips clamped firmly together, in sartorial form.
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From his child-sized general&aposs uniform to a daring black leather trench coat, Kim&aposs sartorial decisions often convey how he sees himself, his leadership, and his place in the world.
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So what does it mean that Mr. Stone, who runs a best- and worst-dressed list of his own, has suddenly adopted a sartorial stance of relative (on the Stone spectrum) understatement?
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At times, the show felt too intrinsic: the displays were isolated from one another, with sartorial subplots neatly housed in their own world, feeling too dioramic, like a storybook land for children.
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Most recently, someone very skillfully photoshopped pictures of the president's bewilderingly long ties, deftly extending his sartorial faux-pas so that it dominates entire scenes, becoming the proverbial elephant in the room.
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Rodman became famous in the '90s for his skills on the basketball court and sartorial flair, but he's since garnered a great deal of attention for his work as a freelance diplomat.
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Duterte is not known for his sartorial elegance: he usually sports a short-sleeved casual shirt, never wears socks and told Reuters on the hustings that he wouldn't be seen in a tie.
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We're not expecting another sea of black gowns this year (though, we're not opposed to it), but we are prepared for looks that will send a message — be it political or purely sartorial.
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Beyoncé Expecting Twins with Husband Jay-Z: 'We Have Been Blessed Two Times Over' There's little question, here: the look will go down in history as one of Bey's most iconic sartorial choices.
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She has almost, seemingly, tied herself not just to some of the policies of her former boss, President Obama, but also to his sartorial strategy: wear only gray or blue suits, every day.
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For those not up to speed on the finer point of celebrity sartorial endeavors, Fabletics is a subscription-based provider of affordable, high quality workout gear, all designed and modeled by Kate Hudson.
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In fact, as she explained recently during an interview at the Reebok Classic Leather event during Coachella, she's looking to Studio 54 legend (and Andy Warhol muse) Grace Jones for some sartorial guidance.
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Washington (CNN)Vogue contributing editor and former editor-at-large André Leon Talley, whom Melania Trump once referred to as a "great friend," weighed in on the first lady's sartorial choices Wednesday evening.
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While the whole frayed denim skirt over frayed and ripped boyfriend jeans is definitely inventive, we would give our first born to know how the Chanel impresario felt about this particular sartorial decision.
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However, in honor of his passing and his enduring visionary approach to everyday dress, here's four of David Bowie's most memorable and forward-looking ensembles that instantly made him into a sartorial legend.
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Sure, I had loved my stylish frames when they served their sartorial purpose, but at the end (and beginning, ha) of the day, I need practical glasses that I can see out of.
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She's a fashionista Followers of Gemma's social media presence already know that the Brit's got a knack for fashion, but she also shows off her sartorial sensibilities through a cool Tumblr site: gemmastyles.com.
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This will likely play out in Archie's ensembles, and on the thousands of blogs and social media accounts that document the younger royals' every sartorial step in an already heightened online celebrity culture.
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The memo specifies that employees should "dress for that client" — which still gives deal makers some sartorial leeway if they are meeting with, say, a technology entrepreneur used to wearing hoodies and sneakers.
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Stone then goes on to describe several of his sartorial choices, including a Windsor collar shirt, French cuffs, onyx cufflinks (a gift, he says, from his first wife) and a custom-made suit.
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The actress spent the last 24 hours promoting the new season of her hit show Nashville, and she pulled out all the sartorial stops in a parade of long-sleeve, super-short dresses.
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As shoes have become the accessory of choice for consumers — being less expensive than, say, a dress or a suit and an easy way to make a sartorial statement — he sensed an opportunity.
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With Parker, Obama discussed the significance of her sartorial choices in the White House, acknowledging that she was a fashion influencer and explaining why she chose to wear some designers and not others.
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It's about a style of dance and a style of clothes, a kind of skhothane-lite, reveling in the sartorial as status symbol and dance skill as a measure of township savoir faire.
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It's a fun thought that a new season means a whole new wardrobe, but we'll let you in on a little secret: That's not even how fashion editors approach the calendar's sartorial shift.
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It was an unceremonious, if by now expected, conclusion to his career in Carolina, where his Superman-referencing touchdown celebrations, sartorial panache and dazzling, if sometimes uneven, play vaulted the Panthers into relevance.
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Just as it was shorthand for the sagas that surround it, be they of Joan of Arc, Napoleon or de Gaulle, which also provide the elements of a sartorial vocabulary all designers share.
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Light and airy, the shop is the perfect home for Ms. Mote's easy wares and Clyde's chic summer hats, all of which are the sartorial secret weapons of many an overheated city dweller.
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Finally free to bust out the layers and pile on the accessories without fear of a mid-commute meltdown, there's a renewed sense of excitement around sartorial trends that is straight-up contagious.
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Maison Margiela's show, which included both men's and women's wear, riffed on the idea of uniforms — British school blazers, nurses' smocks, military capes, sailor suits — imbuing familiar sartorial tropes with a punkish verve.
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The series, an eerie hybrid of "Sliding Doors" and "Groundhog Day" that flirts with the notion of alternate universes, casts Nadia as a software developer who adroitly dodges every Silicon Valley sartorial cliché.
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The decade that gave birth to rock n' roll soon enshrined the leather jacket in its sartorial Hall of Fame, and it was seen adorning the likes of Gene Vincent and Elvis Presley.
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"People sometimes assume that comedies can't be really stylish and beautiful, but of course they can," Wilde says in an exclusive clip bringing us behind-the-scenes on the sartorial decisions for the film.
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And just when one might start to think the white was a running sartorial theme, the first lady stepped out the following day for commemorative ceremonies in Normandy, France, in head-to-toe black.
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In the video above, three R29 editors with wildly different sartorial perspectives — Lauren, Annie, and Channing — style two of spring's most talked-about trends, statement sneakers and spring knits, in their own unique way.
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John Kelly's furrowed brow, Melania Trump's sartorial slogans—such giveaways, real and imagined, have been pored over by those anxious to know how any right-minded person could work for the tweeter-in-chief.
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New York may be where he cut his teeth as a fashion retailer and emerged as a kind of style hero — Instagram loves him and whole Pinterest pages are dedicated to his sartorial doings.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Fresh on the heels of Paris' glittering couture week, the sartorial spotlight shifts to New York, as designers gear up to present looks for fall and winter 2020, starting on Thursday.
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But as we've noted over the past week or so, the reality star appears to be in the midst of turning over a new sartorial leaf, an oversize, streetwear-inspired leaf to be precise.
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Courtesy Old Navy Also flaunting their sartorial skills are SNL's Cecily Strong and New Girl's Nasim Pedrad (alongside fellow comedians Jay Pharaoh and Kumali Nanjiani), who are starring in ads for Old Navy's tees.
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The outfit she wore to walk around the French capital is pretty standard sartorial fodder for the model, consisting of some flat top sunglasses, a cropped sweatshirt, fur coat and cut-off denim shorts.
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But while creative layering, a good coat, and sweaters with big sleeves can rise to most cold-weather occasions, life still finds a way of throwing in a sartorial curveball every now and then.
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She's also emerged as a sartorial style icon (she's even a co-chair at this year's Met Gala in May) and believes there's no reason why a lawyer can't have fun with fashion too.
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As immigrants, they readily adopted the clothes of their new home as a form of assimilation; then, as parents, they handed down this openness, inspiring Leah to develop her own sense of sartorial freedom.
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Duterte is not know for his sartorial elegance: he usually sports a short-sleeved casual shirt, never wears socks and told Reuters on the campaign trail that he wouldn't be seen in a tie.
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So, in partnership with eBay Fashion, we tapped into the genius of R29 senior features writer Connie Wang for some quick and easy ways she stays on top of the sartorial game each day.
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He exhibited the sartorial creativity that made you wonder when a prospective Malcolm McLaren or Rico Wade would stop him on the street and ask how he could help make him a household name.
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Darth Vader will always be more iconic: He's a black knight with the unearthly baritone of James Earl Jones, the intimidating stature of David Prowse, and the sartorial style of a post-punk samurai.
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When Meghan Markle wore pieces from her favorite British ethical jeweler in Fiji, she gave a sartorial shout out not only to sustainable, fairtrade jewelry, but also to her father-in-law Prince Charles.
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As the England team has progressed to the semi-finals of the tournament, M&S has doubled sales of its waistcoats as fans clamour to emulate the sartorial elegance of team manager Gareth Southgate.
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But her sartorial transformation doesn't mean that she has totally put those crop top-wearing days behind her — and she's reminiscing about some of her most memorable — and questionable — looks in the video above.
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Photographer Corey Olsen wanted to explore the connection between Fieri's sartorial decisions and the recipes he puts out into the world, so he paired some of Guy's fashion choices with his most iconic dishes.
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This combination, inadvertent as it was (apparently Ms. Sanders borrowed the jacket from a helicopter pilot because she was cold), seemed almost the perfect expression of the Trump carrot and stick in sartorial form.
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Diane von Furstenberg: creator of the beloved wrap dress, former designer-in-chief of the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA), champion of women everywhere, and all-around queen of our sartorial hearts.
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But the sartorial departure didn't pack quite the punch that it was intended to, partly because a monochromatic palette didn't change the plunging necklines, gaudy jewelry and glamorous fillips of every other awards show.
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Headquarters: New York, New York Place on last poll: 70 Why it's hot: The iconic polo t-shirts emblazoned with the logo remain a go-to sartorial choice for millennial men the world over.
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The very first theme entry at 22A gave me pause for a little while, as I'd sort of forgotten about its punch line, a fashion article that once made some sartorial waves, I guess.
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Stealth being essential to stand-up, many of the best male comics — Jack Benny, George Gobel, Tommy Smothers — understood how much better laugh lines play when your wardrobe is the sartorial equivalent of deadpan.
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Yet Mr. Systrom is a good example of a moneyed consumer with no particular debt to sartorial tradition, men raised wearing casual clothing and for whom the suit format is an invitation to experiment.
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The Hervé Pierre-designed creation will be placed in the Smithsonian National Museum of American History as part of its First Ladies Collection, according to CNN, which first reported the sartorial news on Wednesday.
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To develop his non-drag sartorial style, Busch, who describes himself as a "pretty conservative" dresser offstage, went back to his East Village roots and booked a show at the club Pangea in 2017.
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And here our suspension of disbelief wears thin, for, rake though the Marquis may be, he is portrayed as a scruffy sort, and what he lacks in sartorial finesse he also lacks in charm.
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James spoke to us about her unusual start in fashion, creating the stylish world of Insecure, and all the sartorial excellence you can expect to see from Issa in the seasons and awards shows ahead.
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But after careful observation of these sartorial savants, we've compiled a list of styling tips — a guide, if you will — on how to incorporate this daring trend according to those who are getting it right.
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The CJM's current special exhibition, Veiled Meanings: Fashioning Jewish Dress, from the Collection of The Israel Museum, Jerusalem, examines cross-cultural sartorial influences between Christians, Muslims, and Jews through the centuries and across the globe.
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So whether you work in an office with a strict dress code or somewhere with more liberal sartorial rules, white sweaters, like our beloved blazers and a classic pair of trousers, are consistently HR-approved.
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But it seems all of those sartorial complications are a thing of the past and the reality star has turned over a new, understand leaf as she proved with her latest austere all black outfit.
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All year long, but especially during Pride Month in June, you can expect to see red, blues, indigos and violets on full display — as a sartorial gesture of love and support for the LGBTQ+ community.
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The chill AF world leader appropriately chose one R43-D24 sock and one C-22017PO sock (they're a team after all) for the occasion and documented his very nerdy sartorial choices on his Instagram story.
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The sartorial display would be accompanied by a kind of gestural performance—a lot of "flapping around," in the words of one college friend—and a full-diapason vocal act: booming laughs, gut-drawn sighs.
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They discussed the sartorial effects of "bum flaps," rectangles of fabric that frame the hips of Ms. Stefani and her dancers and create the illusion of movement even when they're not doing much of it.
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Braun had a sartorial strategy: He refused to adopt the official "uniform" when it came to political attire; at every debate with his two opponents, he stood apart by wearing no suit and no tie.
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It is the birthday of their patriarch, Baron Joachim (a majestically weary Didier Sandre), and their sartorial preparations and private conversations are caught on video, which is projected onto a vast screen at center stage.
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Some of us are more familiar with Austin Powers's nemesis Dr. Evil: While based on an amalgam of Bond bad guys, he certainly drew sartorial inspiration from the MAO SUIT favored by Ernst Stavro Blofeld.
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A historical, cultural and sartorial journey traced in 5353 objects of which there are 170 garments, the show begins with the concept "se camper" ("to flaunt" or "to posture"), and exists formally in two parts.
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The modern iteration of the look has its origins in early 20th-century Taos, N.M., which had become an artist's mecca that attracted a number of eccentric, independent women who popularized the region's sartorial customs.
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And yet Hewitt's sartorial legacy seems safe and sound, even if it once appeared that the backward cap might go the way of the wooden racket in tennis when he finally faded from the scene.
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When she grew weary of friends making fun of her sartorial sloth, Lili Chemla decided, in 2017, to create Liana, a line of mix-and-match loungewear staples sophisticated enough to pass for day wear.
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It's an honoring of the youth (and mortality) and sartorial sensibilities of the generation before his at the same time as it's an attempt to break the mold set by those relatively more conservative forebears.
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We've barely even had a minute to delight in our latest purchases from the ASOS Single's Day sale and the site has already dropped more discounts and deals to set our sartorial hearts aflutter again.
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Buyers, editors, and even FKA Twigs trekked to an indoor market on the outskirts of London to see a collection filled with sartorial interpretations of archetypal male characters, from the bus driver to the banker.
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With one million followers on Instagram and over 650,000 YouTube subscribers, you've probably come across Chriselle Lim in your search for sartorial inspiration while scrolling somewhere in social media (even if you don't follow her yet).
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We took a look back at some of our favorite sartorial moments from her past and realized that the old adage, in this case, holds true: The more things change, the more they stay the same.
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Most fashion bloggers will tell you that leggings first evoked opinions and commentary when they became one of actress and "it girl" Edie Sedgwick's signature sartorial choices, most notoriously in a Vogue photo shoot in 1965.
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As someone whose sartorial endeavors have been purposefully restricted to black jeans, black hoodies, leather jackets, and black band T-shirts for the past 18 years, I panic whenever I need to "dress nice" in general.
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So, in my opinion, it's odd that anyone is still questioning Sansa when she is the only person who has managed to acquire political savvy, military know-how, and incredible sartorial instincts without losing her soul.
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But this seems like a very questionable editorial choice for a business publication — especially when it's such an ongoing struggle for powerful women in any industry to have their ideas stand apart from their sartorial choices.
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Splash News and Pictures Five Things Taylor Swift Loves Right Now The singer's gymwear M.O. has definitely changed along with her sartorial choices: Recenty, Swift has worn matchy-matchy athleisure looks for both fitness and fun.
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A-list movie stars, top supermodels and more gather to screen and discuss some of the biggest films of the year, and because of the festival's strict dress code, they usually bring their sartorial A-Game.
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History has ascribed Roy's signature dark glasses to a sartorial choice, but in reality, they were more practical than any flare for attitude: Orbison was diagnosed as severely sight impaired when he was just a kid.
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Beatrice made a sartorial statement in a skeleton-inspired Burberry coat, which she accessorized with a demure (but matching!) off-the-rack sinamay hat by Sarah Cant Couture Millinery (which is currently on sale for $413).
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The family dynamic certainly gets more narrative attention than Conor's bandmates, who prove surprisingly willing to dress up in velvet frocks and experiment with glam makeup, but never develop personalities as distinctive as their sartorial choices.
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While there's no red carpet the actress hasn't met and conquered with aplomb, there's something about those Riviera breezes and the pomp and circumstance of the French affair that brings out her diamond-encrusted sartorial best.
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It appears there's a new roster of young fashionistas on the rise, making a trendsetting name for themselves beginning with a solid sartorial showing on the Screen Actors Guild Awards step and repeat on Sunday night.
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In contrast to his sartorial minimalism, Newsome's artwork focuses largely on pageantry and heraldry — the latter a subject that fascinates him "because it is made of images that represent rank, position, pedigree and status," he says.
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The casual aesthetic was a rebellion against the staid fashion of an older generation in this sense, but there was a degree of conformity to casuals which was lacking in the sartorial creativity of the Mods.
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The new sartorial rules are also a concession to the Silicon Valley giants that Goldman and other banks have assiduously courted, companies where the norm is jeans and wool sneakers, not bespoke suits and Gucci loafers.
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Amid all that, the white suit stands out as a beacon of calm, a nod to the heritage of Fred Astaire, and a representation of the wide-ranging layers and references of Mr. Jackson's sartorial vocabulary.
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STEVEN KURUTZ There are many sartorial delights in "What's Love Got to Do With It," the harrowing biopic of Tina Turner's life starring Angela Bassett with Laurence Fishburne as Ike Turner, her vicious Svengali and batterer.
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After the election, designers showed their dissent on the runway with slogans and other sartorial statements during fashion month, and have continued to align themselves with causes that they consider at risk in the current administration.
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Based on Bennett&aposs book and countless news stories focused on the first lady&aposs sartorial choices, here are 13 times Trump appeared to put a deliberate foot forward in specific colors, designers, and price tags.
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But Mr. Sager, with questions as well planned as his ensembles, became a favorite of players and coaches, not to mention the fans in the seats, as he walked into an arena in his sartorial splendor.
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Now, whenever Meghan wears jeans, the sartorial world starts buzzing — and said buzz is about to get even louder, because one Meghan-loved denim brand is slashing its prices as part of Nordstrom's Cyber Monday sale.
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Recent sartorial trends — ruffled dresses made with modest cuts that cover arms, chest and legs in patterned, decidedly unglamorous-looking fabrics — have been said to evoke a life on the homestead from a more bucolic era.
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Keeping her burgeoning baby bump under wraps in a royal blue Hobbs peacoat over a Seraphine maternity dress, the Duchess of Cambridge began her first official royal engagement of the year with her best sartorial foot forward.
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And while we're usually all for ditching tradition and forging our own sartorial paths, this holiday is one of the few times when we're willing to make an exception — and embrace that classic red, white and blue.
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"Magnum, P.I." A network away, Tom Selleck and "Magnum, P.I." were having a profound effect on '80s masculinity, sparking a Hawaiian shirt craze and a serious appreciation for prominent facial hair, as reflected in Hopper's sartorial choices.
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Now, the 34-year-old, who was an early blogging sensation after launching her site in 2005, is excited to bring the sartorial wisdom she shares with her thousands of Insta followers a little closer to home.
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The "David Bowie Is" exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum, which runs through July 15, offers unrivaled access to Bowie's personal archive, including 353 custom-made performance costumes that are bound to kick up some inspirational sartorial sparks.
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Related Video: Ariel Winter Defends Showing Off Her Breast Reduction Scars at the SAG Awards This is a surprisingly bold sartorial move for the young actress, who typically favors more demure, classic silhouettes on the red carpet.
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The last Made in LA biennial in 2016 focused much more on institutional critique and expanding the boundaries of art, from Todd Gray's sartorial performance piece that existed mostly outside the museum to Guthrie Lonergan's website interventions.
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The illustrations [The Bag I'm In features numerous annotated illustrations setting out respective subcultures' uniforms and telltale sartorial trappings] are there to add an almost textbook fashion focus, which I think readers will appreciate more over time.
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Anyone who's ever had to get dressed in the morning (read: all of us) has reached that tipping point of sartorial frustration where they consider dropping every handbag, shoe, and more in favor of a daily uniform.
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The architectural uniformity of the European headquarters of global money titans like Credit Suisse and Barclays is both impressive and oppressive, while the sartorial uniformity of Canary Wharf's denizens—suits, suits, and more suits—is the latter.
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Ah, another celebrity who wants to have a deeper level of sartorial involvement than just lending his handsome face some ads: Robert Pattinson has apparently been working on his own clothing line for the past two years.
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The crux of the issue was the shock of seeing Obama stepping out on his normal, traditional blue or gray suits that it caused such a divisive disturbance in America's normal sartorial acceptance of the President's choices.
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Inside, however, 15,403 square feet of architectural and sartorial delights await the informed shopper, including the West Coast's very first NikeLab, Palace and Noah spaces, and the first-ever Marine Serre and Melitta Baumeister shops-in-shop.
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That is, how will Mr. Piccioli — and every other men's wear designer — accommodate the sartorial realities of a generation for which track pants and some form of jacket are the closest approximation of a traditional business uniform?
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Although certain of the male superstars at the recent Billboard Music Awards — think Lil Pump — were clad in big-name styles, the net effect was of sartorial mayhem: pink dreads, studded cowboy wear, neck tats and braces.
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Pelosi announces Trump's impeachment with a distinct "mom side eye" On December 19, 2019 — the day the House was set to vote on two articles of impeachment against President Trump — Pelosi once again threw a sartorial gauntlet.
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This sartorial confection is just one of two hundred and fifty items, made between the seventeenth and the twenty-first centuries, on view in the Met Costume Institute's exhibition "Camp: Notes on Fashion," opening on May 9.
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No one coordinated, no one knew that the other women would be dressed similarly, but we all were sending a conscious (sartorial) message of mourning, and it was comforting to see and feel that kind of solidarity.
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WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has sharply criticized Pentagon officials for spending up to $28 million over budget to help the Afghan National Army buy camouflage uniforms because of the sartorial tastes of a single Afghan official.
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The sartorial traditions of the Roman Catholic Church were so rich they inspired a blockbuster exhibit in 2018 at the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and were the theme of that year's Met Gala.
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She lost 60 pounds since giving birth to son Saint in December and posed nude for the cover of GQ. Now she's pulling out clothes from her sartorial archive dating back to 2012 and slipping right into them.
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From opting for all-black outfits in the beginning months of her pregnancy to embracing her bump in a sparkly sheer jumpsuit at momager Kris Jenner's annual holiday party, Kardashian has had some sartorial fun with her fashions.
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Following the lead of Watson's eco-friendly sartorial choices, the range consists of 34 pieces with 2 ensembles validated under the GCC Principles of Sustainable Excellence, meaning it was ethically sourced using resources wisely to protect the planet.
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But while the traditionally Republican color of red could be a subtle nod to the incoming administration, it is also most certainly a sartorial statement referencing some of her first appearances during the Obama administration, posits Vanity Fair.
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While most stars stuck to the simple sequined and sheer column dresses they're so used to tonight, Riri proved she's never met a sartorial risk she's afraid of while simultaneously executing the theme of this year's exhibit flawlessly.
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A master of proportion and pattern, below Trop reflects on her personal fashion aesthetic, the coolest way to wear a polo, and how swearing off jeans can actually do wonders when it comes to upping your sartorial game.
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I've also sold clothes to local brick-and-mortar stores like Buffalo Exchange, although the stress of standing there while a stranger judges your sartorial choices and then offers you $53 for a shirt eventually got too stressful.
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Just as American men born under the shadow of casual Friday suddenly discovered the wonders of pick-stitching and cap-toed Oxfords, so have increasing numbers of Italian men gone in search of their nation's rich sartorial legacy.
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Matching your hair color to your eyeshadow has been a big trend in Hollywood, but Robbie likes to make her matchy makeup more of a sartorial statement, often pulling her shadow and liner shade straight from her outfit.
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While campaigning through Florida this week, the Republican nominee has made the bold choice to change-up his tried and true sartorial formula, perhaps in the hopes of swaying a handful of style-conscious undecided voters his way.
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Much as it did after Brexit, the metal fastener has taken on a whole new meaning, intended as a sartorial sign of solidarity with those minorities, women, and Muslims who might be feeling unsafe during these tumultuous times.
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We're ready to whip out all our summer clothes, but there are quite a few food-related seasonal sartorial hazards to be mindful of, like iced beverages of all sorts, BBQ condiments, and post-work ice cream cones.
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"I really want to clear my life to make it so that I have to make as few decisions as possible about anything except how to best serve this community," Zuckerberg once explained of the curious sartorial decision.
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The campaign, in the short term, will be sartorial: the players plan to wear T-shirts with the hashtag slogan "Equal Play Equal Pay" at media availabilities ahead of their game against South Africa in Chicago on Saturday.
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From the dramatic white hat she wore during the Trump White House's first state visit to her puzzling jacket choice while boarding the plane to visit immigrant children at the US-Mexico border, her sartorial choices say volumes.
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After the dust from the second presidential debate settled on Monday morning, it turned out that the real sartorial shocker of the night had not been Hillary Clinton's Ralph Lauren pantsuit or Melania Trump's pussy-bow Gucci top.
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For us, celebrity fashion cues are always a good reminder that we ought to take more sartorial risks — and there are plenty of ways to do that, even if we can't shell out the dough for celeb stylists.
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These days her sartorial flair is distinct, girlie with an added edge, carefully documented through candid selfies, glossy photoshoots, and behind the scenes snaps of Dua in glimmering tiaras, shiny dresses, ornately adorned jackets, and thigh high boots.
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Moore's thesis — that the sartorial flamboyance of queer, brown and other people on the margins is social-justice theater that's changing the world — is muddled by his inclusion of elements as mismatched as the outrageous wardrobes he lionizes.
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The true revelation of this particular sartorial parade has been how fast our expectations for executive-branch appearance, honed over multiple administrations and historical examples from the Kennedys on, have evaporated — in this as in so much else.
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Deciding what to wear to watch Stephen, 31, and Seth, 20153, square off one series away from the N.B.A. finals, knowing fans worldwide were waiting to see their sartorial choices, proved to be one of the easier hurdles.
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When Castro's photo appeared on the front page of The New York Times after his arrival, it hardly needed a caption: He was instantly recognizable for his unique sartorial style, combining military fatigues, forage cap and unkempt beard.
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"Lizzo is here now, unapologetically fat, unapologetically black, and unapologetically thriving," Obaro wrote for BuzzFeed, summing up the more popular read: Lizzo is an icon of positivity, her sartorial choices or the thoughts of voting bodies be damned.
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Even Mr. Alba was surprised by the sartorial choice, saying he assumed the whole thing was a joke when he received an email last March from Jane Gooday, the film's head costume buyer at Pinewood Studios, outside London.
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Op-Ed Contributor Lost in the excitement and outrage of Donald Trump's first three weeks as president of the United States was a minor sartorial scandal: The putative leader of the free world cannot tie a necktie properly.
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The United States spent up to $28 million more than it had to on camouflage uniforms for the Afghan National Army because of the sartorial tastes of a single Afghan official, an American government watchdog said on Wednesday.
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The presence of guests tied to the #MeToo movement, and the sartorial display of some Democratic lawmakers, will bring a renewed focus to the debate in the midst of one of the biggest ceremonial nights of the Presidency.
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Many actors and actresses also participated in a sartorial show of force at the awards ceremony, opting to wear black in support of "Time's Up," and as form of silent protest against sexual harassment in Hollywood and beyond.
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A onetime conscious rapper turned dandy who was raised in Wisconsin and Nigeria, he broke through with "Classic Man" (2015), an irresistible thumper about dignity, sartorial rigor and, more quietly, the ways the dapper overlaps with the dastardly.
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Speaking with NEST HQ about the collection, Mija shared that her sartorial aspirations formed well before her rise in the dance world, as she was studying fashion design, merchandising, and buying before dropping out to pursue DJing full-time.
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Every year, whether it's at various White House dinners, her travels abroad, on magazine covers, or just going about her everyday life, she continues to set sartorial standards regardless of whether she's in H&M or a custom ballgown.
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Sarah Jessica Parker knows how to make an entrance at the Met Gala, but this year she skipped her signature sartorial headpieces and still managed to make heads turn with her Hamilton-inspired jacket, ruffled sleeves and cropped pant.
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In Hui strongholds like Linxia, a city in Gansu known as China's "Little Mecca," there are mosques on every other block and women can sometimes be seen with veils, a sartorial choice that can lead to detention in Xinjiang.
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Afterwards we got to see another side of Janet when she played the role of Penny on Good Times but it was when she began her solo singing career that we really got a look into her sartorial psyche.
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While you may have gotten dressed up for your big dinner, we believe that after Thanksgiving should be strictly reserved for cozy sartorial choices and we've found 24 options for you to spend the whole three-day weekend in.
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And with an endless season of polar vortexes looming in our very near future, the only appropriate sartorial response is to break out all of your warmest layers and find new ways to wear all of them at once.
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Posing for his first magazine spread, Lee — who has already been snapped up by Saint Laurent for the brand's video portrait series — reveals that he's signed to NEXT Los Angeles model management, and embracing a career in sartorial spreads.
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With that being said, we've rounded up the most affordable, on-trend pieces from H&M's new fall line that will let you freely explore all of your sartorial curiosities — without ever breaking the bank or compromising on style.
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The Holy Roman Empire, as Voltaire pointed out, was neither holy, nor Roman, nor an empire; La Manche has no sartorial connections; the Mediterranean is not the centre of the Earth; there is no horticulture in the Big Apple.
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Award season and skin-baring dresses pretty much go hand-in-hand, so while all the plunging necklines we're seeing on the Golden Globes red carpet this year are definitely daring, they're not exactly a totally shocking sartorial choice.
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And now, the new dad is sharing some sartorial insight, starting with a bracelet design that he hopes will spread love and kindness, in order to make the world a better place for his 6-week-old son, Billy.
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Whether they're printed with graphics, perfectly matched to the rest of your look, or making a literal statement with words, the selection ahead can add some sartorial excitement to any ensemble, regardless of how cold the windchill is outside.
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The clip opens with a close-up on the sleeve as foreboding synth strings twist around wordless vocals; then the camera pans back to reveal Arca himself as the bullfighter (and in relatively ok shape, considering the sartorial damage).
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Examples of sartorial re-instatements include Versace's re-imagining of the label's 1990's prints and patterns into its 2017 and 2018 collections, and J. Crew's re-issue of its roll-neck sweater, a staple from 20 years ago.
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In September, Vetements (a Kanye West favorite), known for its sartorial rule-breaking, showed a variation of its now-insanely-popular, super-long-sleeved sweatshirt with an image of young Leo and Kate from Titanic screen-printed on it.
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Whether in a super-baggy outfit, or a plunging neckline and sky-high heels, my most confident days are always a reflection of satiating my personal taste, instead of trying to cater my sartorial choices to those around me.
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The 55-year-old became particularly transfixed with a certain sartorial item a few years ago: the boutonnière — a dotted blue swath of silk twill hand-rolled into a rosebud swirl — made by Charvet, the French shirtmaker and tailor.
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Some two months later, Hulu's adaptation of "The Handmaid's Tale" provided another sartorial rallying point, as protesters dressed in blood-red cloaks and white bonnets descended on various state capitals to challenge cuts to funding for reproductive health care.
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At first blush, "my Mini-Me" may sound fairly innocuous, even a term of endearment, as some parents refer to their children as "shorty" or "little one" (sometimes abbreviated online to LO), conveying pride in genetic and sartorial similarities.
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"Even the Italian sartorial style is not a category that has the same meaning as it had before," Mr. Farneti said, referring to the tailoring that still dominates Pitti Uomo yet is now in a battle for continued existence.
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Her brand, for which everything is made in local Kenyan, Ethiopian, South African and Mexican workshops with sustainably sourced materials, has struck a sartorial and ethical chord with many fans — including Beyoncé, who has featured James on her website.
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And if Ms. Schreier hadn't had that initial gut punch of desire for them, trumping pedigree, they might never have made it into her sartorial miscellany, and they wouldn't now be part of the Met — or our own imaginations.
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But now that Meghan and Harry have started fresh as non-royals, meaning that they can do whatever they want and wear whatever they want, it seems that they've returned to their old sartorial ways: wearing beanies, that is.
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Maybe it's time to ditch the chakra-balancing crystals and magnesium-infused smoothies and go in for some good old-fashioned sartorial R & R, even if the only place you wear the free-spirited items is to the office.
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But while many of the tweets were aimed at rejecting the idea that women should be restricted to some narrow sartorial category, the "dress like a woman" phrase, co-opted as a hashtag, didn't come directly from Mr. Trump.
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At the Emmys this year, Tiffany Haddish continued her trend of paying sartorial homage to her Eritrean heritage on the red carpet, wearing a playful Prabal Gurung gown that has lots of people on Twitter remembering their playground days.
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While attending a party hosted by Linda Perry for the song "Hands Of Love" from the film Freeheld last night, the singer turned sartorial magnate debuted a much shorter cut (at least compared to her typical rib cage-grazing locks).
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What used to be the sartorial domain of professional athletes has now found its way onto the backs of every model, celebrity, and It Girl the world over, predominately in the form of the effortlessly cool and astronomically price brand Vetements.
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Whatever the reason (likely to stop young children from experiencing the same trauma I did), I'm on board with this new, sartorial take on the Christmas creature — which reminds me that it won't be coming to screens until November 9.
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While none of us likely remember the days of the Mad Men era, when air travel was a grand event that required dressing to the nines, regular travelers have noticed a definite downturn in sartorial choices for flying the friendly skies.
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A cool-girl staple for a minute now, big sleeves (think: tiered, flared, ruffled, or balloon-shaped) have a superhero-like ability to take any outfit from simple to sartorial in an instant but, at the same time, remain surprisingly wearable.
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Related Video:Kanye's Battle of the Pants Of course, Twitter immediately exploded with reactions to Cam's bold sartorial look, ranging from comparisons to Seinfeld's Kramer to praise for being the only man in the world who could pull off pants this loud.
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The singer paired her '70s-inspired matching blazer and flared pants with her long performance braid, velvet burgundy Prada platform heels, and no shirt underneath, a sartorial choice that would come to haunt her over the course of the evening ahead.
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While she didn't walk the red carpet, the 22-time award winner, who is nominated for an award for Best Rap/Sung Collaboration for "Family Feud" with husband Jay Z, sat in the front row in all her sartorial glory.
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While we're still apprehensive to test out a relatively low key, multi-strap bikini top, we're glad Lindsay's willing to take such seaside sartorial risks and blaze trails for the rest of us to follow in her ever-trendy footsteps.
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"This is a season of the father and son in the wardrobe," said the designer Brunello Cucinelli, whose billion-dollar fortune was built on an idiosyncratic knack for mining and modernizing Italy's sartorial past in a way that translates across generations.
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To make the stifling humidity more bearable for our sartorial sensibilities, we went straight to the folks at Athleta, Uniqlo, and fabric specialist Lizzie Harper for their expertise on all matters of breathable clothes for the dead thick of summer.
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Life on Earth is becoming increasingly more stupid every day, from the trivial, like sartorial obsessions over bangs and mid-rise jeans, to the critical, like the irreversible decimation of our climate and the United States' decline into total madness.
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Truthfully, I can't imagine what my parent would say if I walked up to them in such a risqué sartorial choice, but hey, it wouldn't be the first time a Kardashian-Jenner showed a tad too much skin in public.
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The Bridget Jones' Baby star stepped out at the movie's world premiere in London Monday and proved that even though it's been 12 years since the first Bridget Jones film, she's still got it when it comes to her sartorial choices.
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We've already waxed poetic about the flurry of models and actresses serving truly memorable lewks on the French Riviera this time around, but one person has emerged as the unparalleled sartorial victor of the 2017 festival — and that's Nicole Kidman.
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While the other residents sit slouched and splayed out on the lawn furniture, Patricia scoots up to the edge of the seat, her back ramrod straight, her pointer finger punctuating the air as she explains her sartorial plans for the future.
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Unfortunately for Lady Bird fans, we're unlikely to see the beloved Greta Gerwig-Saoirse Ronan-Timothée Chalamet trio this week for their upcoming flick, Little Women, but even so, we're still expecting one hell of a sartorial turnout this week.
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These days, though, some of the coolest surfwear is being made in, appropriately, Hawaii, by a crop of mostly thirtysomething locals for whom the sport isn't just the means to a certain sartorial aesthetic, but a part of daily life.
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While I would have loved to see a brighter top here, the look is extremely casual and true to what ends up happening on vacation: you pack with the greatest sartorial intentions but end up wearing the same thing every day.
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By now we are well into a transformation effected by several designers under the guidance of Antoine Arnault, the LVMH scion, and the Berluti label is a definitive sartorial marker of how the other one-half of 1 percent lives.
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For some seasons, Zegna's creative director Alessandro Sartori has been charged with rescuing the sartorial style that is a cornerstone of Italian men's wear, while simultaneously navigating the unnerving reality that traditional tailoring has effectively signed a Do Not Resuscitate order.
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It is regrettable to see independent, intelligent women reduced to props who exist to support their husbands' political agendas — to see them celebrated first and foremost for their sartorial decisions or, as Mr. Tusk's post implied, their demure and gentle demeanors.
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And it suggested that the Michelle Obama-size hole that has been left in the art of sartorial communications and diplomacy since America's former first couple left the world stage may be about to be filled — though in an original way.
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Alexandria, Virginia (CNN)In a trial that's featured talk of hundreds of thousands of dollars in clothing, including a $15,000 ostrich jacket and an $18,000 python jacket, the latest sartorial question for court-watchers is: Where are Paul Manafort's socks?
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Frieze New York, the exuberant London export that draws flocks of youthful visitors to Randalls Island each May, reinforced the point, the five-day event a showcase for sartorial self-expression of a type often intended to eclipse the artworks.
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The dress, which features an asymmetric hemline, a sheer skirt and crystal detailing on both the exposed spaghetti straps and the bold, yet stated hip accessory, falls perfectly in line with Williams' ubiquitous sartorial choices: classic with a touch of punk.
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The 2010s began in a haze of harem pants and wedge sneakers, but it wasn&apost just the earlier part of the decade that was filled with downright bad sartorial choices (looking at you, see-through boots with no socks).
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Known for a keen antenna regarding emergent fashions for the well-heeled, Mr. Bashford described the store's sartorial aesthetic as "bold conservative"; it was often given credit for being among the first retailers to feature Italian designer labels like Versace, Armani and Zegna.
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While Marie Kondo would undoubtedly approve of the sartorial simplicity of having a closet full of strictly tops and boots, it does make us wonder, how much longer until the KarJenners pioneer the boot unitard lewk and cut out the middleman altogether?
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But what you wear to the march isn't just about creating a visual: It's about using your sartorial choices to signify how you want to be seen in the world and shake off the assumptions that society makes about women in general.
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Arriving in Ireland on Tuesday wearing an emerald green pencil skirt and top by Givenchy with Vanessa Tugendhaft's Clover Pave Diamond earrings in a respectful sartorial nod to her hosts, Northwood styled her hair into a simply side bun with side parting.
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What people thought it meant: Once again, the commentary here didn't focus so much on Melania's sartorial intention as on her apparent lack of thought about how it might look to head off to a flooded, devastated area in highly impractical shoes.
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While it remains to be seen whether her clothing choices will carry a deeper message as her term goes on, many took notice of her sartorial diplomacy as the color of red is a symbolic color of good luck and celebration in China.
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If you fed your sartorial requirements (a 3D mesh) into this system from James McCann and students at CMU's Textiles Lab, it could quickly spit out a pattern that a knitting machine could follow easily yet is perfectly suited for your purposes.
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In season two, the AllSafe employee-turned-E Corp rising star (portrayed by Portia Doubleday) is bringing all sorts of sartorial savviness to the show, using her fashion choices to show that (a) she's newly loaded and (b) you better take her seriously.
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After creating her own line, styling Hollywood's stars for some of the biggest red carpet events and lending her sartorial secrets to women everywhere, the fashion mogul is taking her expertise to new levels, launching her own bridal collection on September 5.
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Whether or not the royal mom recycles any of her outfits from her tour of Canada in 2011 remains to be seen, but no doubt she will follow in Queen Elizabeth's sartorial footsteps and wear the national color of Canada, at least once.
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Though Franco was among the Golden Globes attendees showing their sartorial support for the Time's Up movement by wearing black and a pin on his lapel, allegations of sexual misconduct against the Disaster Artist lead were reported by the Times just days later.
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There's a reason costumes like those Black Widow and Wonder Woman wear remain so conspicuously sexy into the 2010s, when more women are involved with the illustrating and costuming of comic book characters: These characters have a long and now-standard sartorial history.
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So with her sartorial sense, amazing head of hair and knack for applying makeup (she sometimes even does her own for red carpet events), she has women everywhere looking up to her — and she's well aware of the responsibility that comes with it.
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And though the effortless appeal feels like it's a matter of grabbing the first gamine button-down off the hanger and heading out the door, the art of nailing that sartorial je ne sais quoi is actually more of a fine science.
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The article in question, penned by fashion critic and Twitter goddess Vanessa Friedman, marks the symbolism behind Michelle's choice of a purple dress by immigrant designer Narciso Rodriguez; it also notes that this meeting was "too early" to read into Melania's sartorial choice.
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Known for her savvy sartorial nods to the host country she is visiting (case in point: her Lock & Co red maple leaf hat in Canada), Kate is sure to model some of the exquisite fabrics and sumptuous bold colors that define Indian fashion.
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In fact, a sizable portion of the anti-Trump crowd was masked and dressed in black—a sartorial cohesion that read as intimidating but was first and foremost an effort to keep the wearers anonymous, shielded from law enforcement and alt-right doxing.
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Mr. Gaultier found this premise ideal for exploring his own aesthetic vision, and the show features many of the sartorial tropes that earned him the long-held title of fashion's enfant terrible, including tattoos, graffiti, body modification, androgyny, fetish wear and punk.
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Obama's fashion choices are followed, cataloged and scrutinized, and at state dinners in particular, she has made a habit of her own kind of sartorial diplomacy, often electing designers whose work spans in some way the United States and its guest or host.
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As does Vetements, the in-your-face upstart "collective" whose iconoclastic, all-inclusive approach to sartorial sacred cows, gender fluidity and street style has propelled its co-founder, Demna Gvasalia, to the hot seat at Balenciaga (he makes his debut on Sunday).
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But re-wearing the same rotation of pretty pieces sure loses its allure when you have the looks down pat: A floral fit-and-flare plus neutral, yet trusty, wedges and a denim jacket incites a few sartorial yawns when put on repeat.
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" Bandana Tewari, the editor at large of Vogue India, said, "If Ivanka's clothes are to be an acknowledgment of an ancient and rich culture like ours, especially as she arrives as a dignitary, then the sartorial 'tribute' should be authentic in its intention.
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The sartorial fresh air is often attributed to Mr. Kim, who isn't much of a fashion plate himself but reportedly expanded the importing of luxury goods after coming to power in 2012, or at least he did before the United Nations tightened sanctions.
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There was Darren Criss, who walked away with an Emmy tonight, in a super-fitted tone-on-tone black suit woven with a chevron pattern and a black shirt that while, technically speaking, is a sartorial solecism, certainly emphasized his buff muscularity.
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When Carter Matteson, 17, ripped open his gift on Christmas morning in his hotel, he was delighted to find a sassy and brassy Knicks blazer in orange, worthy of Walt Frazier, the Knicks legend and team announcer known for his sartorial splendor.
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Her brother-in-law and eventual suitor Mr. George Knightly, played brilliantly by Johnny Flynn, is in many ways far more familiar than Colin Firth's Mr. Darcy, whose sartorial presentation (and disrobing) at key moments in the BBC miniseries maintains a cult following.
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As much as we can't wait for all the sartorial treats that fall has in store (we can practically taste the oat milk chai lattes already), our current wardrobes could use a little boost to push us through what still remains of winter.
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Though the 1920s are best known for women's fashion, they impacted men's as well, with the vested three-piece suit—the iconic style of Al Capone and other tabloid mobsters of the era—being the sartorial standard for a night on the town.
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This season, while thinking back on those years, he decided to take the sartorial traditions of the French bourgeoisie and turn them on their head, refashioning luxurious capes, harlequin patterns, equestrian motifs and silk scarves into his own brand of high-voltage glamour.
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Certainly, this was true of Rodarte, where the almost cinematic sartorial fantasies of the sisters Kate and Laura Mulleavy, which sometimes seemed overblown and undisciplined in New York, had a new rigor in the leafy, rose-strewn courtyard of a 17th-century cloister.
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Jim Jordan, Republican of Ohio Americans who tuned into the recent Intelligence Committee impeachment hearings are already familiar with Mr. Jordan, another fierce Trump defender whose pugnacious manner and sartorial choices — shirt and tie but never a jacket — have drawn derision among liberals.
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Barbie Ferreira is 20 — not too young, it would seem, to feel nostalgia for a time when Coachella, the California music festival that for many marks the advent of spring, seemed rife with possibilities, not least the chance for sartorial self-invention.
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In a video posted in August of her getting ready for the first day of sophomore year, she wears a basic T-shirt tucked into jean shorts, a choker, and messy bun tied up with a scrunchie, the sartorial underpinnings of VSCO girlhood.
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Thomas wrote this dispatch about one of the people he met: Of the dozens of people we interviewed at an Oakland homeless camp over the three months I spent getting to know its residents, Gilberto Gonzalez Rojas stood out for his sartorial selections.
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While most people are familiar with this sartorial catch-22 — and will gladly chime in with their own stories of worn-to-death faves — there are some mythically fashionable men and women who manage to keep their signature styles looking just-off-the-rack fresh.
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Related Video: Check out Iggy Azalea's Engagement Ring Athleisure has obviously been a major trend over the past year, so while pairing pastel athletic socks with slip-on sandals isn't exactly treading fresh sartorial territory, it's still hard to shake this looks' patriarchal connotations.
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But there's no better way to watch time pass and styles change than to observe the show's only consistent star, Ryan Seacrest, who is sending off the show — and signing off his exclusive PeopleStyle blog — with a look back at his sartorial highs and lows.
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To celebrate the one year anniversary of Netflix's Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj — and the one year anniversary of their incredibly funny styling session going viral — the show's host subjected his sartorial choices to the scrutiny of Queer Eye's fashion expert Tan France once again.
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She sported a cardigan so gaudy and rogue at her Iowa endorsement of Donald Trump (the man who viciously mocked her former running mate's war record) that we would be remiss not to mention that it was the sartorial reflection of Palin and Trump themselves.
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