All three are encased in a tough, fibrous sheath called the tunica albuginea that, when plaque forms, makes the sheath less flexible.
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" Shop the look: Red sheath dress, metallic heels and a simple black clutch "That go-to, solid-colored sheath you already have in your closet?
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Coming out of its foil sheath, it was ... familiar. Huh?
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The polyethylene sheath had been mauled, thanks to crocodile sharks.
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But the sheath is long gone, along with his slump.
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I remember Murray [Burbidge] made me a black sheath dress.
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That sheath can dry out however, which kills the virus.
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It doesn't just have to be sheath dresses and conservative bags.
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SOCIETY NEW YORK Women's Split Neck Sheath, Black, 4 US, $60.97
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It weighs 1.9 kg (4.2 lb) when enclosed with the sheath.
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Those chunks were then given a protective sheath of silica nanoparticles.
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She wore an elegantly embroidered sleeveless sheath, ideal for the Bahamian heat.
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About 110 Agilis Steerable Introducer Sheath devices made and distributed between Jan.
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So you take your little sheath dress, and you add a layer.
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An included nylon sheath protects the blades when they're not in use.
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Blood recovered from inside the sheath allegedly matched Nay's DNA, the statement says.
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Removed from their rubbery sheath, they're about the same diameter as a penny.
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It's considered the best preserved Late Bronze Age sheath ever found in Britain.
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But that sheath can dry out faster in warmer temperatures, disabling the virus.
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An iridescent blue-green nylon sheath extended from her waist to the flipper.
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A sheath was made of strips of knit studded with silver dressmaker snaps.
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She wore a sleeveless long white sheath with a plunging back from Kleinfeld's.
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A simple, soft sand-colored sheath will keep you comfortable while looking super-elegant.
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It's a leather sheath for the company's iPad stylus that comes in four colors.
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The sneaky sheath allows you to move but binds you like a rubber band.
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Edelman slides off the cover revealing another box wrapped in a soft fabric sheath.
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Delivering therapies to the brain requires opening the skull and the brain's protective sheath.
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All of these needles are then shielded by a flexible sheath called the labium.
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A letter from Mark Twain should be kept in a protective sheath somewhere dark.
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It just couldn't ever get into Westminster to take it out of its sheath.
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"That's a way of telling people 'You can re-sheath your knives,'" he said.
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The most puzzling, to me, was a dagger and sheath gifted from Turkey to Russia.
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Called a Betocchi sheath, this hysteroscope is normally used for surgeries inside non-pregnant uteruses.
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The aforementioned too-fancy sheath dress that makes me feel like I'm playing a role.
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Brain scan showing a map of myelin content, a sheath that surrounds some nerve cells.
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His spokesman Benito Perez Barbadillo later confirmed that the problem was an inflamed tendon sheath.
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Mr. Wiebes said safety measures could include some form of glovelike sheath for the talons.
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When transporting and/or storing individual knives, a knife sheath or blade guard works well.
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When it reaches the aorta, the cardiologist pulls back a sheath, freeing the new valve.
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The berry beneath the sheath is the key ingredient in a tangy, zesty salsa verde.
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Preorders for Made Wrong are available now via The Mylene Sheath, on physical and digital formats.
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It was in a black leather sheath with what appeared to be a belt buckle holder.
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Rowling looked chic in a simple navy sheath dress, which she glammed up with otherwordly accessories.
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"It's Harvey Weinstein now," her co-founder, Natacha Hildebrand, who wore a red lace sheath, said.
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Once through, I cut his dura mater, the rubbery sheath of tissue that encases the brain.
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"That is true, yeah, but they ran a test on the knife, the sheath," Gallagher responded.
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The shapely pink sheath that Melania Trump wore to a rally in South Carolina is another.
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Like convertible cars, Mugler clad his models in metal detachables and sheath gowns worn over minidresses.
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The following year, the young star attended the season 3 premiere in a ivory halter-neck sheath.
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The archaeologists also found fur skin wrapped around the spearhead, and textile around the pin and sheath.
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Vagina, in this case, is referring not to the genital, but to the Latin vagina for sheath.
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I looked down at my sleeveless sheath dress and long beaded necklace and realized she was right.
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I made three more holes and then freed the skull from the brain's sheath, the dura mater.
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To be precise, the M855 has an 80 percent lead core, covered in a thin steel sheath.
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Serena Williams, for example, graced the cover of Vogue in a Rag & Bone sheath dress last year.
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The chip sits in a thin sheath that is attached to the rubber bladder inside the ball.
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Plus, the stunning buffalo horn handle and sophisticated leather sheath are a stylish addition to your kitchen.
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With the finest scissors, she cut this protective sheath and uncovered the temporal lobe of the brain.
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It's a sheath dress that's covered in iridescent sequins that rustle loudly when I walk in it.
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I put on a navy-blue sheath dress with three-quarter bell sleeves, leggings, and black booties.
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There are no corners to the aluminum sheath, for instance, which slides on and off with apparent ease.
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Layer designed a sheath with an "almost BMX bike" grip texture and special gloves to use with it.
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The Queen's only daughter, Anne, Princess Royal, wore a beige patterned coat paired with a light beige sheath.
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"I want to call on the militants to sheath their weapons and embrace dialogue with government," he said.
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It is even better-looking than the coupe, top up or down; a dartlike sheath of liquid metal.
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The structures look like hair but are really bacterial cell structures that have been encased in a sheath.
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Purists may object, but the sheath of crumbs comes out well bronzed, somehow crispy and wispy at once.
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The whole thing is encased in an elastomeric sheath very much in the shape of a small ray.
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Typically dressed in all black, he keeps a long knife in a leather sheath attached to his backside.
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Denim waistbands are layered into a fitted sheath dress, and white painter's coveralls become a delicate silk jumpsuit.
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The male condom, a thin sheath that slips over the penis, has a pregnancy rate of 18 percent.
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Decorating its sheath is a pattern of feathers on one side and a palmette motif on the other.
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To close, there was a series of breezy evening sheath dresses in graphic pastel prints or delicate lace.
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You'll even get a durable lined KYDEX sheath to protect the precious blade when it's not in use.
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"I guess sports are not the invincible sheath of American culture that we thought it was," he said.
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The sleeveless sheath featured a slit down the front that partially exposed parts of Missandei's chest and stomach.
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From late May to early October this bloke lives out of a sleeping sheath stuffed into a rucksack.
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The mother of three sported another dress, but this time decided to brighten things up with bold, yellow sheath .
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King walks out next wearing a matching neutral sheath dress with an asymmetrical drawstring and equally fluffy, waved locks.
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Black, navy, or wine-colored sheath dresses are easy, one-and-done outfits that you can wear year-round.
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He ended up with a sheath of papers filled with instructions that he was just too exhausted to read.
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If a woman says she was sexually harassed while wearing a pink sheath dress, should anyone take her seriously?
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The gunman also carried an "edged weapon," something like a knife, which was in a sheath, Captain Ready said.
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During the 1979 Admiral's Cup, Bonadeo's boat hit a large sheath of plastic that made the crew heave to.
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He studied drawing, hand sewing and draping, ultimately sewing 100 buttonholes and remaking a Balenciaga sheath dress from scratch.
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A normal M.R.I. made M.S. unlikely, because that disease usually attacks the fatty myelin sheath that surrounds the nerves.
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Prager's sister, the painter Vanessa Prager, who was pregnant, wore a candy-striped sheath dress and a beehive wig.
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Inside a thin sheath of fried coating, this composite of ground meat is mysteriously bland and almost unimaginably dry.
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A sheath dress from Lark & Ro, for instance, is $70 (about half the price of a similar Betsey Johnson piece).
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The writer dazzled in a strapless, nude-colored sheath gown by Jovani, decorated all over with tiny silver floral embellishments.
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But the wonderful aircraft itself had become her outer layer, a dynamic metal sheath like the feathers on a hawk.
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The dress, called "Ivanka Trump Sleeveless Studded Sheath Dress," retails for $138 and is currently sold out on the site.
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Demi Lovato wore a blush sheath, while Eva Longoria selected a white dress from her new line for The Limited.
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Often appearing in the form of sheath dresses and tunics, it also shows up in tops, pajama pants, and skirts.
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Accessorize with a sword sheath and golden hand, like Jaime, or with a glass of wine, which matches any ensemble.
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But it was leaning slightly on a wooden sheath, which was jammed against a stack of single-serving water cups.
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But when we removed the first taco from its stylish sheath, we immediately understood why it cost only a dollar.
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They include two land snails, friendly ground-doves, Pacific sheath-tailed bats, and maos that are found on the island.
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Uncased from its certified, sand-colored sheath, the dagger is one unbroken piece of black steel with a matte blade.
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Last year, he withdrew from Roland Garros after two rounds because of an inflamed tendon sheath in his left wrist.
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Frankenstein and his bride made goo-goo eyes at each other out of the darkness of a plain black sheath.
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I called him up to talk about it ahead of Becoming's release (the album's out October 14 via The Mylene Sheath).
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When a young black man wades into the water to examine a seashell, the waves encase him, a briefly protective sheath.
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The all-cash transaction will include St. Jude Medical's Angio-Seal and Femoseal vascular closure products and Abbott's Vado Steerable Sheath.
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Amal wore a white strapless fitted sheath dress featuring an ombré feathered bottom, her baby bump just visible under her ensemble.
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The disease typically affects axons, the parts of peripheral nerves that transmit nerve signals, or the myelin sheath covering the axons.
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A protective sheath of water derived from the Moon could also be put around the human-rated capsule for radiation protection.
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Chuck's wife, Wendy (Maggie Siff), is a steely psychotherapist who wears sculptural sheath dresses by day and dominatrix leather by night.
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That's not to mention the dress she might be wearing: a familiar neat little sheath, rendered extraordinary by technology and imagination.
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You can also add on a little sheath for the push pole, which you can use to anchor in the shallows.
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And Busy Phillips, best known for her role in the television show "Cougar Town," wore hers with a strapless green sheath.
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Both right and left-handed shears are available and both come with a nylon sheath for storage when not in use.
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The Oscar-winner wore a simple white sheath dress from the collection with a smattering of organza flowers and clusters of beading.
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The actress stepped out in a silver and white sequined cape sleeve sheath gown by the designer, paired with Harry Winston jewels.
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Abrams was wearing a navy-blue sheath dress and a braided strand of pearls, and her hair was in her signature twists.
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Opinion A decade ago I bought my first smartphone, a clunky little BlackBerry 8830 that came in a sleek black leather sheath.
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Each avocado is denuded of its peel and encased in a plastic sheath, which is then inserted into a sturdy cardboard package.
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All Nightwish songs are great, but this is a guide and these are merely starting points, so please sheath your decorative swords.
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" Right: "My favorite look from fall 2019 was this dusty rose sheath dress overlaid with a diaphanous layer of bunched-up chiffon.
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The sergeant then pulled a sheath knife out of his back pocket and dropped it out of its covering beside Mr. Santana.
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This year, Mr. Blum was Ivanka, in her famous pink sheath dress, and Ms. Schuker was Iraq Jared in his flak jacket.
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The promise for sale was that you could try this image on with the ease of slipping on a power sheath dress.
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Is she the prickly, acerbic, neurotic weirdo, or the girl next door in the sheath black dress and the bland rom-com?
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For the visit to Washington on Thursday, she wore a streamlined sleeveless black sheath dress, a matching coat and Christian Louboutin heels.
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A black sheath with a sweetheart neckline was tied with a giant taffeta bow at the waist, hands plunged into the loops.
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Underneath the sheath of muscles and strength granted to him by the super soldier serum, he's still a scrawny, awkward, emaciated weakling.
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In one of the more chilling gestures in Western art, he reaches behind his back to pull a dagger from its sheath.
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Plus, since most items are encased in a sheath of plastic packaging, it's even difficult to discern a product's actual shade or finish.
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Meanwhile, Kate sported a black sheath dress with an asymmetrical neckline, and finished off the outfit with a pair of sleek black stilettos.
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As a small-city dwelling Canadian and first-time visitor, the city left me feeling like a hotdog sheath stuffed with cigarette butts.
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Using two hands, I heave up a Scottish-style longsword so immense it requires two people to place it back inside its sheath.
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The piece I connected to most strongly was the sleeveless shearling draped sheath, the one that looked primed for the primordial hunt ($6,072!).
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The president's name is not among them: On Mr. Kochan's sword, the words "Genl W H Harrison / 1812" are written on its sheath.
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Bonus points for surprising color combos: a navy belt with a crimson sheath or a blush pink one over a camel sweater dress.
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Each one is stainless steel but features a colorful, stick-resistant coating that helps prevent cross-contamination, plus a matching sheath for storage.
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Slowly, methodically, they lit the incense; soon the sturdy warrior, with her sheath of protective quills, had a halo of wispy, fragrant smoke.
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Some patients with diabetes have received pig pancreas cells, hidden in a sort of sheath so the immune system will not reject them.
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Many of the garments have back stories, like a black sheath dress at Mathew by Narciso Rodriguez from a show scheduled for Sept.
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The pleasures of Chickenjoy, as it's called, are immediate: The sheath of skin is as craggy as a thunderhead, crannies and crunch multiplying.
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Carolyn Bessette famously wore a white silk sheath to her wedding to John F. Kennedy Jr. in 1996, helping put Rodriguez on the map.
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Things that resemble condoms show up thousands of years ago, but those may have been decorative (think, a sheath to dress up a dick).
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Alaia changed out of her big tulle ball gown and into a simpler sheath, the better to get down with the raucous Baldwin clan.
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I think it&aposs dangerous for President Trump because, look, this simply -- once you unsheathe this particular weapon, you can never sheath it again.
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The former Suits star previously wore a yellow sheath dress by Maxwell in July for a London reception celebrating young leaders around the Commonwealth.
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You slice through the fascia covering the abdominal muscle, a husk-like fibrous sheath, and lift it to reveal the beefy red muscle underneath.
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When Kylie Jenner stepped out last night in a white sheath dress, it wasn't her ever-evolving sense of style that grabbed our attention.
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It's got a pliable, braided exterior and a flexible sheath that gives it a super tight turning radius for routing through corders or brackets.
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The vast, scrabbly sheath of sea ice drifting on the Arctic Ocean ended its annual summer retreat this week, and the result was sobering.
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Warren is 2o weeks pregnant and dared, for some unfathomable reason, to wear her usual wardrobe of body con sheath dresses on air. Confused?
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It's made of a semitranslucent white sheath over a robotic skeleton, and was attached to the participants' residual limbs using a specially designed socket.
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After a difficult search, she found the perfect dress from Vera Wang, with a deep-V sheath and a removable bow on the shoulder.
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The figural sheath made of twigs was a form of protection that obscured race, class and gender, and made a striking noise when worn.
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But scholars of Shakespeare are pretty much agreed that Shakespeare was making a Latin sex pun here: the Latin word for "sheath" is vagina.
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A webbed sheath of composite-metal panels has been slipped over a curving glass tower designed by Manhattan architecture firm CetraRuddy, for Algin Management.
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The mayor tugged on the sheath on Tuesday morning, unveiling the green sign bearing the name of the muckraking journalist who died in March.
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Then, without warning, according to colleagues, Chief Gallagher pulled a small hunting knife from a sheath and stabbed the sedated captive in the neck.
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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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The smartest thing about the Finn Access wallet is the thin sheath blocking the wireless communications of cards within it but not those outside it.
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But the simple sheath was also the perfect canvas for her assortment of new medals which she proudly wore announcing her new Royal-adjacent status.
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This sheath of paper, this woody wad, is the reason why I'm destined to be forever longing for a past I have no claim to.
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In January she celebrated five years on the show by wearing the same mustard-and-yellow sheath she has worn once a year since 2012.
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During a sit-down interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper in October, Melania chose a simple white cap-sleeve sheath dress paired with pointy-toe pumps.
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When you're not using it, you can slip it right into its sheath to keep it safe and clean until you're ready to cook again.
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You can also add on a little sheath for the push pole, which you can use to anchor (again, quietly and stealthily) in the shallows.
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She looked around the empty, small space, drew back the crackly sheath of the shower curtain even though she knew there was nothing behind it.
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Brown's order calls for new tests on the t-shirt, an orange towel found near the crime scene, a hatchet handle and a hatchet sheath.
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In another, the Lean In phenomenon becomes Get Real, a philosophy dispensed in Dr. Phil–style sessions by an aggressive woman in a sheath dress.
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Or the eel fried in a sheath of rye batter, sauced with a vinaigrette that has a subtle and somehow very French flavor of curry.
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Incase Metallic Case for AirPods, available at Amazon, $29.95This sheath protects an AirPods case from accidental scratches and drops while adding some color for individuality.
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The details are impeccable and the entire processes is a satisfying watch — especially when the knife gets tucked into a cute leather sheath at the end.
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One of the Duchess' favorites is the brand's black "Eliza" sheath dress, which she wore during her third trimester at a royal patronage appearance in January.
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It makes sense, after all, there's nothing like a simple, neutral sheath in everyone's favorite (non-)color to make daily dressing just a little bit easier.
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She followed the event's theme, "Rhinestones and Denim," by wearing a knee-length denim sheath dress with matching jacket that were both embellished with rhinestones throughout.
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CMT is caused by mutations in genes that produce proteins involved in the structure and function of either the peripheral nerve axon or the myelin sheath.
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The all-cash transaction will include St. Jude Medical's Angio-Seal and Femoseal vascular closure products and Abbott's Vado Steerable Sheath, the companies said on Tuesday.
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Ms. Sleeper said she responded that she had given Ms. Baumann an appropriate price, since the dress was a sleeveless sheath and not a wedding gown.
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Just hours ago, Miuccia presented a whole slew of necklace-like collars made of sparkling beaded fringe that were layered on top Easter-colored sheath dresses.
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When most Westerners picture Chinese dress, they think of the Mao jacket, or of the qipao , a sexy sheath with a mandarin collar and frog closings.
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Magnetic north is crucial for navigation systemsEarth&aposs magnetic field is a sheath of geomagnetic energy that shields the planet from deadly and destructive solar radiation.
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Not for nothing did the costume designer Lizzy Gardiner show up to collect her Oscar in 1995 in a sheath custom made of Amex Gold cards.
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The designer, a judge on Project Runway for the show's first 22017 seasons, traffics in work-appropriate sheath dresses, rose-gold watches, and MK-emblazoned handbags.
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Without an intact axon and myelin sheath, peripheral nerve cells are unable to activate target muscles or relay sensory information from the limbs back to the brain.
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"When people picture Harvard students they often conjure up certain images," Lita D. Peña and Amelia Lamp, co-presidents of SHEATH, said in a statement to Refinery29.
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I donated some stuff a couple weeks ago, so I get two work dresses – a classic black sheath with tags still on and a black floral dress.
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The clerk asked his body size and returned with a small synthetic sheath, which hung over his arm like the shiny spent skin of some enormous reptile.
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The Shadow Link (often also called Dark Link) comes with a black and silver version of the Hylian Shield and Master Sword, as well as a sheath.
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Tied behind a tapper's waist is a machete in a wooden sheath that he will use to cut a palm frond at the top of the tree.
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Dianna Agron wore her La Ligne "Fluid Line" dress fully unbuttoned over an abs-baring black sheath, like the duster coat trend currently popularized by the Kardashians.
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Obi belts tied wrap cashmere jackets and coats lined in satin; swathes of satin swirled around sheath dresses; and ballooning ball gowns topped miniskirts and skinny trousers.
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Mitochondria, which supply energy to cells, were intact inside neurons, as was myelin, the fatty sheath that provides insulation to neurons so they can conduct electrical signals.
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Gandhi tried to sheath her authoritarian regime with a veneer of lawful authority by ratcheting up the use of existing laws of preventive detention and police powers.
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The fly's secret to staying dry is an air bubble — a tight, flexible, silvery sheath that the fly dons like a "a superhero costume," said Dr. Dickinson.
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I shower (not a hair wash day, yay!), do my make-up, and throw on a geometric sheath dress that's a hand-me-down from my MIL.
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Wendy is a corporate psychotherapist for a hedge fund—kind of like a life coach for capitalism—and she slinks around the office in austere sheath dresses.
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The scientists will use the extra time, and a large device known as a spectrometer, to observe the sun's corona, the sheath of plasma surrounding our star.
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These also featured "Torchy's Togs," a Torchy paper doll complete with "pale green linen sheath" or "dapper pinwale corduroy slack suit" that young readers could cut out.
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That decision seems to have panned out for the former model, as the sheath dress her label posted to Twitter sold out hours later on the company's site.
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" At the time, Markle said that her favorite celebrity wedding dress was the simple Narciso Rodriguez white sheath gown worn by Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy, calling it "everything goals.
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The farmer couple that ran it picked me up the night before to go camping underneath a magnificent sheath of ice, which they would climb with their friends.
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King wore a lacy purple cami underneath her pink V-neck sheath, but that cami had another secret: It started its life as a pair of purple underwear.
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Last weekend, Markle married Prince Harry at St. Georges Chapel, in Windsor Castle, wearing a custom Givenchy sheath accessorized with a royal tiara and a 16-foot train.
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This Leith black sequin sheath dress paired with strappy heels and a black leather clutch would be best to wear if you're headed to a fancy NYE party.
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This leads us to suggest that these spines should have been protected by a corneal keratin sheath similar to what [is observed] in the horns of many mammals.
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Witherspoon and her boys are dressed to impress, with the 41-year-old star wearing her brand's Jacquard Sheath Dress in the holiday-appropriate shade of Lollipop Red.
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Underneath her coral sheath dress, you can't even tell that Gayle DIY'd herself a bandeau — likely sourced from the non-bra section of Victoria's Secret, for that matter.
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On election day she headed to the polls to cast her vote wearing a simple sheath dress topped off with a strong-shouldered tan coat with bold buttons.
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The current (and only) model sold in the US is a sheath about seven inches long and made of nitrile, a material like latex but stronger and thinner.
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The model's extra-long, extensions-aided hairstyle, which she pulled back into a bouncy half-up ponytail, added to the flirty mod vibe of her black knit sheath.
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Against a dirty wall is a form, something between a sack and a mattress, stuffed with who knows what and encased in a sheath of synthetic yellow material.
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Hungry City 12 Photos View Slide Show ' A spoonful of kelle paca is close to pure liquid fat, a velvet sheath for the tongue, a declaration against winter.
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CreditCreditMarion Berrin A ready-to-wear sheath often takes mere minutes to make, the cutting, sewing and finishing — right down to attaching the label — all done by machine.
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For one thing, they increase the risk for "texting thumb," or de Quervain syndrome, an irritation of the tendon or tendon sheath on the outside of the thumb.
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Fish might come wrapped in foil and parchment, to be undressed at your table, revealing a loose sheath of chiles and scallions, then gently slashed with a spoon.
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Stored in a sheath to protect the edges, everyone in my life is under the threat of bodily harm if they use them to cut anything except fabric.
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Acting as a surrogate for her father last year, she drew free attention to the Ivanka Trump-branded products — sheath dresses, heels and jewelry — that she sometimes wore.
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Sheath dresses and belted raincoats, blouses, pencil skirts and capris seem to be her go-to items, by designers such as Michael Kors, Balmain, Ralph Lauren and Givenchy.
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The buildup takes place in the formerly supple sheath that surrounds the spongy erectile tissues in your penis and may reduce overall size and limit the size of erections.
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Then, a combination of cooling air and a 3D-printed silicon sheath covering the exterior of the bots acts as a natural "restoring force" to push them back in.
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Then there is Janet Mock, the transgender rights activist and journalist, who appeared at the National Eating Disorder Association's Benefit Gala this past summer in a gold metallic sheath.
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Police found a 3 1/2-inch knife in a sheath on his left hip, and Hedgpeth also had an empty pistol holster on his right hip, authorities said.
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If you're looking for something more minimal, opt for a sleek black sheath dress with a pleated cinch detail at the waist for an ultra-flattering and sexy silhouette.
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The new mother wore a sophisticated blush knee-length sheath dress and featured a subtle pinpointing detailing at the torso, paired with a pair of nude Stuart Weitzman sandals.
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The Duchess of Sussex chose a bright yellow Brandon Maxwell sheath dress (which is currently on sale!) for a Thursday's London reception celebrating young leaders from around the Commonwealth.
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But he stunned the French Open last month when, before his third-round match, he pulled out of the tournament with an inflamed tendon sheath in his left wrist.
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There he watches Ally belt out the Edith Piaf standard "La Vie en Rose," in a sheath and upsweep, her arched artificial brows adding quizzical punctuation to her face.
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It was a simple sheath in a show where simplicity was scarce and, true to its name, it sheathed the body perfectly — latex imitating prosciutto masquerading as silk jersey.
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Asked why a business better known for its vibrators is one of the only ones innovating in the sexy sheath sphere, Nugent says it comes down to one thing: complacency.
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Ms. Chan said she changed into a sparkly tank dress after her first choice, a patterned, black-and-white sheath, turned parts of her body transparent against a green screen.
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He says the sheath at her side holds a machete that the pair probably used to cut down the banana tree stalk that the man is carrying over his shoulder.
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Ms. Levy of Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn, covers the outside of her window units with an insulated sheath and wedges towels between the sill and the unit to keep drafts out.
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Mr. Brown said in July that he would consider additional testing in the case, and on Monday he ordered the retesting of a shirt, towel, hatchet handle and hatchet sheath.
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Menus, which used to be kept inside a clear plastic sheath, are now presented inside folders made of textured handmade paper, held in place with stickers of bumblebees and butterflies.
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A thick chain around the elephant's neck clanked loudly underneath a red and gold cape-like sheath that extended into a mask with holes cut out for the animal's eyes.
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His clothes were found at the top of the cliff in a neat pile with his digital watch, student ID and a $257 bill, folded in a small plastic sheath.
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Sasha, 14, wore a simple Shoshanna sheath dress with just a touch of white embellishment at the neckline and down the sides, paired with a pendant choker and black platform sneakers.
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Though she loves a good sheath, she stepped outside of her comfort zone with a flouncy Azzedine Alaïa dress featuring a full skirt, fitted bodice and cropped jacket in 2014. 2015
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First up was a high-necked sheath dress with scalloped lace hem, sparkly embellishment and silver triple-strap sandals that seemed to be a bit of a squeeze for the dancer.
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The pale pink sheath dress, sporting a slit, is in the triple-digit range, not a quadruple-digit buy like her stepmother Melania's frock — though that sold out pretty much immediately.
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Sarah Rafferty, a close friend of Meghan Markle's, rocked a chic navy sheath dress with voluminous and embellished sleeves for a fun and playful take on this season's statement sleeve trend.
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This year, he had surgery to repair a right elbow problem in early February after playing the Australian Open with a sheath on his right arm and an abbreviated service motion.
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" Rudrani Banik, one of the neuro-ophthalmologists who monitor me during the clinical trial, told me to think of the nerve and its surrounding sheath as "a cable within a pipe.
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We program the magnetic properties of these particles so that from outside, when we apply a magnetic field, the elastic sheath-shaped robot changes its shape to anything that we want.
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The addition of a super-thin sheath of fabric to the sole of a boot or shoe can help circumvent an existing 37.5 percent tariff on rubber soles imported into America.
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At the same luncheon, Ivanka Trump had on a burgundy sheath with a big bow by Roksanda, the same designer who made Melania Trump's white sleeve dress for the Republican National Convention.
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While Markle's sheath dress still falls under the royal appropriate friendly - you won't find any frills here - her dress hue is undoubtedly more trend-driven than anything she's worn in the past.
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I would argue that the best way to store bread isn't to wrap it in foil, plastic or brown paper bags, sheath it in a pillowcase or stash it in the breadbox.
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Gray hasn't announced whether its ultra-expensive iPhone XS case will be receiving a protective sheath of its own, but after spending this much money you wouldn't want to risk dropping it.
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The FWS proposed last October to list two types of American Samoan land snails, a distinct segment of friendly ground-doves, the Pacific sheath-tailed bat and the mao as endangered species.
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Zika exposed patients have had other neurological problems as well, including acute disseminated encephalomyelitis, which causes inflammation of the myelin, the protective sheath covering nerve fibers in the brain and spinal cord.
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She tried to force the image she'd glimpsed briefly in BargeView, the whole structure a neatly delineated parallelogram, but another shape summoned itself: a long, cylindrical sheath for a heavy ceremonial dagger.
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Wrapped Coast (215-0003) shrouded one million square feet of Australian coastline in gauzy fabric, and Valley Curtain (2000-23) strung a gigantic sheath of orange fabric between two Colorado mountain slopes.
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That their grand wedding produced a seven-year marriage and that my grandmother's gown hangs under a plastic sheath like a heavily beaded skeleton in my closet is practically a Shakespearean tragedy.
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Taft suspected that Massimo's illness had a genetic origin and that one or more mutations had damaged the brain's myelin sheath, which protects the nerve fibers in the brain and spinal cord.
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Narciso Rodriguez is celebrating his 20th anniversary by rereleasing nine archival looks including a color-blocked wool sheath ($2,295) and a pale pink silk charmeuse gown ($2,995) exclusively with Barneys New York.
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Yet the bicoastal designers managed to do it in their own way — ruffles were neat and minimal, while blue and orange sequins created bold blocks of color on otherwise simple sheath dresses.
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They purchase the "TouchFeely" — my nod to the "Feelies" in Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World" (1932) — an apparatus that includes an electrified dildo and a sheath that respond remotely to each other.
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The organization that hosts the sex education week, Sexual Health Education and Advocacy Throughout Harvard (SHEATH), said in a Facebook post that they brought the class back after requests from the student body.
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Laurie Hernandez went with a strapless empire-waist dress with heart-shape neckline, while Simone Biles chose full-on sparkle with a beaded high-collar Sherri Hill sheath with metallic shiny cage heels.
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Yeah, you usually get a little timetable of the running order in a tiny book immaculately encased in a plastic sheath hanging on a jazzy lanyard, but really, what are the unmissable highlights?
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Dr. Richard Berger of the Mayo Clinic, who has operated three times on del Potro, explained in a telephone interview on Friday that the sheath is "a soft tissue tunnel" surrounding the tendon.
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TheRackhamcomes with an adjustable three-piece paddle, which is lightweight and quickly stores in a paddle sheath near the bow for getting your hands free quickly, which I loved when spotting a fish.
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The day we meet, in early October, the co-host of "CBS This Morning" is wearing pumps in a plaid felt material, like a Scottish kilt, that match her tricycle-red sheath dress.
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The tower, which extends from a granite base like a knife from a sheath, opened last summer; 75 percent of the units have been sold since marketing began in 2014, a spokeswoman said.
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Ten sniffling, coughing minutes later I consider my reflection in the mirror, in an almost off-the-shoulder, almost sleeveless sheath, and I have to wonder: Where have I been all my life?
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Ready-to-wear designer Zac Posen revealed a textured jacquard sheath with a cape-like Watteau train in his debut collaboration with the Pronovias Group's White One brand, Zac Posen for White One.
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It doesn't mean eschewing specific materials, but rather going by their associations: Denim shorts are O.K., but maybe not Daisy Dukes; a sequined sheath or tank fine, but perhaps not a crop top.
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Researchers at Harvard Medical School showed that in genetically engineered mice with A.L.S., a substance called necrostatin-1 not only restored the myelin sheath and stopped axon damage but also prevented limb weakness.
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Harry and Meghan, who perfected the LBD look in a belted sheath dress from Black Halo, met representatives from charities and organizations that work to promote global gender equality through girls' education on Thursday.
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CRADLE also helped detect myelin retinal nerve fiber layer (MRNFL), a condition in which a myelin sheath around the eyeball affects the retina and diminishes sight capability, in Lee Gordon's daughter, Catherina, now 6.
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The band's label shift form Deathwish to The Mylene Sheath seems to have only heightened their intensity, and their mastery of the "contemporary loud/quiet" dynamic they mention in their bio is top-notch.
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It can tap the user's hand in response to phone notifications, be used as a joystick controller, or, with the addition of a little fuzzy sheath accessory, it can turn into a cat tail.
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The FWS proposed last October to list two types of American Samoan land snails, a distinct segment of friendly ground-doves, the Pacific sheath-tailed bat and the mao, a bird, as endangered species.
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She chose a sheath dress and Philip Treacy pillbox hat both of her own design, while David accessorized his Ralph Lauren suit with his OBE pinned to his jacket lapel and a top hat.
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It was a pasteboard "C-suite" feminist look — pastel-toned sheath dresses; structured bags conjuring Céline or Prada, but often made of vinyl; pumps and flats that closely imitated higher-end shoes (including Chanels).
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Recall her Republican convention speech: She wore a pink sheath, made available for purchase immediately after, while a fan blew her hair gently back, lending the whole scene the air of a fashion shoot.
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A bonbon-pink bombshell sheath rose from mid-calf to rib cage, where it segued into a cherry shawl top that unfurled on either end like a scarf caught in a gust of wind.
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Lynette remembered that this scrupulous solicitousness of his had goaded her into bad behavior; it had made her careless and wasteful, afraid that his loving kindness might enclose her too entirely, like a sheath.
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What we were all waiting for was the grand reveal — and we got it when Trump stepped out onto the stage at the Liberty Ball wearing a floor-length white sheath dress by Hervé Pierre.
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On Monday, Chrissy appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon wearing a green feather-trimmed 16 Arlington dress, and a few days later, the green sheath made another appearance — this time on Vilailuck's Instagram.
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This approach aims to reflect sunlight back into space, staving off warming, either by using spraying a sheath of reflective aerosol particles into the atmosphere or selectively brightening marine clouds to bounce back Earthbound rays.
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But this week, one dress managed to generate a ton of buzz without zillions of sequins or oodles of diamonds: a Jonathan Simkhai sheath which made multiple red carpet appearances within just a few days.
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His Buddha is conceived as a wise man and self-help psychologist, not as a divine being—no miraculous birth, no thirty-two distinguishing marks of the godhead (one being a penis sheath), no reincarnation.
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The Rackham comes with an adjustable three-piece paddle, which is lightweight and quickly stores in a paddle sheath near the bow for getting your hands free quickly, which I loved when spotting a fish.
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" Professor Scafidi said, "My business uniform is a black jacket with a fitted, knee-length sheath, classic 100-millimeter single-sole pumps, and usually our logo pin — my equivalent of armor, arms and insignia, respectively.
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After the event, the cookbook author shared an image of herself in her Yousef Akbar sheath dress from three different angles, thanking her glam squad Jen Atkin, Mary Phillips, Kimmie Kyees, and stylist Monica Rose.
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Save $249.97 on the Guy Fieri Knuckle Sandwich 223-inch Knife with sheath — $11.983 See Details Beginner chefs in training can dip their toes into the cooking world with this Precision Two-Piece Starter Set.
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That secondary mission of fairing recovery will see SpaceX try to catch the two large halves of the protective sheath that covers the rocket's payload on its way through Earth's atmosphere to its orbital destination.
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If you're in the market for a head-turning look to wear this holiday season, we've found a dress that's sure to elicit compliments: the Lark & Ro Off-the-Shoulder Sheath Sweater Dress from Amazon.
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Even a run-of-the-mill tamale can be a glorious thing, the musty-sweet essence of corn fortified by lard and chicken broth, the sheath of corn husks impressing some lost scent of summer.
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A 2009 work consists of a tattered, 13-star American flag, on which are arrayed a brass bugle, felt cap, bayonet sheath and sword belt, and a field radio with a wood and leather case.
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They have four types of neurons and two types of support cells, namely astrocytes and oligodendrocytes, the latter of which is responsible for the creation of myelin, a sheath that's essential for healthy nervous system functioning.
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When I look back, I realize the style I had while I was on What Not to Wear — the pencil skirts and sheath dresses, the floral and ruffled tops — does not reflect who I am now.
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These days, the phone case you choose is as much of a style statement as your shoes or bag, and being prepared with a killer case to sheath your new iPhone 8 is just good planning.
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Ms. Radice wore a sleeveless white sheath and soft mesh jacket by Armani; Ms. Stebich, escorted by her brothers, Markus and Oliver, followed in a white Alexander McQueen dress with ruffles at the collar and cuffs.
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Although the instructions on the packet said to cook in the microwave for two-and-a-half minutes, it was clearly burnt when pulled out, leaving a disturbing sheath of plastic cheese hardened around the edges.
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The relationship between house parties and brands has been blossoming for a few years now, and it's not just restricted to the UK—sheath weavers Durex pulled off similar stunts in the US back in 2011.
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It was not the eye-catching accessories, including Lana Del Ray's star-spangled halo atop a custom Gucci gown and Hailee Steinfeld's purple boots, visible through a sky-high slit in her white Alexandre Vauthier sheath.
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Some of her pieces were memorably worn by the actress Pascale Ogier in Éric Rohmer's film "Full Moon in Paris" (1984), including a slinky black sheath dress hardened with bold zipper detailing on thick shoulder straps.
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Jot down alternatives to "mother of the bride dress" on the notepad I now keep next to the bed, for tomorrow's internet adventure, because I am not wearing a tasteful jewel-toned sheath with matching jacket.
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Ms. Buynak, who was living in Manhattan at the time, found her dress, a $100 Lauren Ralph Lauren long-sleeved white sheath, at the 59th Street Bloomingdales; her husband selected a gray suit from H&M.
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But in the center of the gallery, set up as a cross between throne room and a chapel, she sits, nearly life-size, carved in pale stone, looking youthful and lithe in a sleek sheath dress.
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Whether it's a clip-on bow that takes up 3/4 of her head or a sheath made entirely from purple extensions, the better portion of her career has involved using beauty to make a powerful statement.
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But by the time she made it onto the Buckingham Palace balcony at Queen Elizabeth's annual birthday celebration, she had removed the capelet component of her look to reveal contrasting white sleeves on her navy sheath dress.
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Irina chose a white satin sheath dress with a sharply tailored white blazer draped across her shoulders for the occasion, while Bradley wore a classic Tom Ford black windsor three piece suit paired with a black tie.
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Bates knew she wanted a sheath-style dress with lace, but it wasn't until she tried on several dresses — borrowing a few things from each — that Miller was able to design the dress of the bride's dreams.
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After filming Today, she headed to the tension-filled Live with Kelly and Michael set where she swapped into a vibrant Victoria Beckham sheath, nude Christian Louboutin pointy-toe heels and jewels courtesy her bestie Jennifer Meyer.
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Ultimately, the machete Apollo 11 carried had aluminum scales instead of a plastic handle, as well as a metal sheath that would prevent it from hurting anyone if it jarred loose and started floating around the capsule.
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Bethenny Frankel chose a simple white V-neck sheath, but went all-out with her accessories in multiple layered necklaces, approximately six cuff bracelets and accent rings from designers Kristen Farrell Jewelry, Vita Fede and Eddie Borgo.
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During sex, masturbation, or freak accidents, a penis can bend so forcefully that the sheath around one or both of the spongy tubes holding the blood creating an erection tears, audibly and painfully, resulting in rapid flaccidity.
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Brace yourself for the delivery of a new replicant, not born as a baby but slithering out from a plastic sheath as an instant adult, slimy with fabricated vernix and quaking at the shock of being alive.
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As she and Prince Harry visited Australia, Fiji and the Kingdom of Tonga, she turned heads with her vibrant dresses and daring silhouettes, including a bright blue dress and a patterned sheath with a thigh-high slit.
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After setting up two goals by Max Pacioretty, Radulov tied the score at 3-3 with a sparkling individual effort that he celebrated by thrusting his stick along his hip like a sword into an invisible sheath.
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Often wearing the kinds of heels and sheath dresses sold under her name, Ms. Trump stars in an impeccably curated Instagram feed, filled with product placement, pictures of her children and the promotion of a hashtag: #womenwhowork.
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And though the Duchess looked stunning in her cream-colored sheath dress by Givenchy — the same label that designed her wedding gown — many fans pointed out that it was a rather understated look for the often outspoken Markle.
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The new opening number dress is a semi-sheer glittery gold sheath with a high collar, long sleeves, and a form-fitting silhouette, accented with a gold sequined fireworks motif going down the length of the fluted skirt.
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A rather genius Link performance had the Hero of Time come on stage already undressed, only to slowly, sensually put the green tunic and leggings on, before pulling the Master Sword from its sheath and running off again.
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While Meghan typically prefers neutral colors like white, blush or navy, she's been known to occasionally experiment with bolder colors, like her gorgeous light blue caped gown during a reception in Fiji or a bright yellow sheath dress.
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A woman with wheat-colored hair and a lacy white sheath dress, who went by the screen name StylistMimi, told me that she thought of herself as a late starter, having only been on Meipai for a year.
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But from a select position on the aisle, Tiffany Trump, 22, elegant in a navy sheath with lace décolletage, beamed up at the stage — for once distinctly visible to her father at the podium and to the world.
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Sometimes talking easily and intimately, other times working in contented silence, we sorted and soaked broom corn (a species of sorghum), sanded branches for handles and attached the grass stems, one sheath at a time, to the handle.
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Meghan's evergreen fitted sheath dress with a bow detail at the waist is the epitome of a chic and sophisticated look, so naturally we had the sudden urge to add one just like it to our fall wardrobes.
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If you're already into tongue, don't forget to peel it while it's still warm, when the outer sheath — which feels uncannily like a brittle old dishwashing glove lost under the sink cabinet — will tear off in satisfying sheets.
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So she had been able to watch as Dr. Ilyas first sliced into her swollen right wrist, tugged gently at skin flaps, and then opened a small bloody crater, exposing the inflamed sheath that had trapped her tendons.
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The results were promising, but far from what I was looking for: The cheese formed more of a leathery sheath than a truly crisp crust, while packing the potatoes into the pan reduced the surface area for crusting.
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In her book she writes that when she went to meet Mr. Trump for the first time since their public tussle to discuss having him do an interview with her, she wore her favorite black sheath Gucci dress.
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We stopped before a picture of one of my favorite dresses, a gently draped silk sheath, its top a pattern of slashy lilac dashes against a bark-colored background; its bottom an almost Impressionistic blur of blue irises.
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Looks #1 and #11 in this collection are, respectively: a twisted minidress reminiscent of the ribs of a spiral ammonite fossil, and a long, heavy, silicone sheath embedded with Swarovski crystals that's somehow as effervescent as a club soda.
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In the case of sheath inflammation, Berger said that immobilizing the wrist with a splint or cast was a normal course of treatment, along with the use of ultrasound and possibly a corticosteroid injection or oral anti-inflammatory medication.
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"It depends how severe it is and which tendon it actually is, but I would say in general we're looking at a recovery period of at least a month or six weeks," Berger said of an inflamed tendon sheath.
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"Tarantula," his book of Beat-like prose poetry, has multiple typescripts, neatly annotated by hand, while the convoluted film "Eat the Document" is represented with a thick sheath of prosaic editing notes ("me fixing my hair — might be interesting").
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It's a hard plastic ball, which feels very solid and relatively rugged, and it comes with a soft silicone sheath that protects the lens elements on the two camera the Air uses to stick together its 360-degree photo.
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She is more a logo than a person, a scarecrow stuffed with branding, an heiress-turned-model-turned-multimillionaire's-wife playacting as an authority on the challenges facing working women so that she can sell more pastel sheath dresses.
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But then Sergeant Blake, who was off-duty, pulled a sheath knife out of his back pocket and dropped it out of its covering beside the man, Thavone Santana, as he lay on a Brooklyn sidewalk, the video shows.
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Ms. Zhang's glamour — she may wear red silky shorts and a flowing top, or a black evening suit, or a form-fitting emerald green sheath, always with skyscraper heels — is meant to recall the splendor of Hollywood's golden age.
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"She is more a logo than a person, a scarecrow stuffed with branding, an heiress-turned-model-turned-multimillionaire's-wife playacting as an authority on the challenges facing working women so that she can sell more pastel sheath dresses," she wrote.
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There's never been a bold print, floral scheme or quirky cut she's been afraid to experiment with, but last night she definitely thought one look was worth another spin on the red carpet, re-wearing a floral-print sheath dress!
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Every sister wears exactly as much or as little as they like, from a completely sheer sheath one day to a full-coverage maxi with a fur coat the next, unfazed by what magazines or the public think of their ensembles.
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The actress stunned in a bright blue-and-black colorblock midi dress and accessorized the summer sheath with a pair of metallic strappy Steve Madden "Stecy" sandals ($80) and a glossy pink lip, at the TrevorLIVE event in N.Y.C. last week.
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It was called a "floppy" drive because the data disc was enclosed in a flexible sheath, but the name stuck even for the far more rigid 3.5-inch version which quickly became standard equipment on PCs for the next two decades.
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About two-thirds of your brain is made up of fat, which provides not only its cell membranes but also the myelin, the fatty insulating sheath that surrounds nerve fibers throughout your body and enables them to carry messages faster.
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Mr. McInnes said someone lobbed a bottle of urine at him, and he is later seen on video getting out of a car and drawing a sword from its sheath above his head before the police forced him back inside.
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" A scene in the women's dressing room — where a bevy of mostly blonde newscasters choose among a regimented array of form-fitting sheath dresses and spike-heeled shoes — plays less like something out of "Broadcast News" than "The Stepford Wives.
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Another promising avenue of research involves the abnormal behavior of an enzyme called RIPK1, which can damage neurons by disrupting the production of the myelin sheath that insulates axons, the neuron extensions that transmit signals from one cell to the next.
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We got Mike out in NYC -- wearing a Game Of Thrones style shoulder sheath with an umbrella in it (pulled it off too) -- and asked him if he'd be into the idea of Conor popping up in the next flick.
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Ashley hit the step-and-repeat wearing a simple blue silk St. John sheath dress (which totally explains the co-host's first wardrobe change), giving us major summer wedding guest inspo with its low-key, yet sexy, plunging neckline and body-skimming silhouette.
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Here Pericles, himself attired in a fetching sheath of mottled lavender (whatever happened to Mary McFadden, anyway?), must win his bride by solving a dark riddle that reveals the truth: Antiochus and his daughter have been rather more intimate than is seemly.
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From Karlie Kloss caped sheath to Octavia Spencer's pearly gray gown (and Olivia Culpo, Priyanka Chopra, Naomie Harris, among others), the red carpet looked more like an aisle — and the actresses there to honor their craft looked more like kids playing dress-up.
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Day-Lewis got so into character that he learned to sew -- apprenticing for months under the head of the costume department at the New York City Ballet -- and even recreated a Balenciaga sheath dress using his wife, filmmaker Rebecca Miller, as his model.
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Composed of two layers of black silk tulle, a layer of sparkling satin, a hidden one of organza that helps the garment retain its shape and a black satin lining, this sheath will take four people a total of 800 hours to complete.
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It took Glenn Martens of Y/Project into an intriguing reality distortion field, with necklines purposefully pulled to the side, cardigans hoiked up and over, va-va-voom sheath dresses crumpled just so, the familiar twisted just enough to become a tease.
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Kravitz's look at the SAG Awards was a nod not only to Hepburn as Holly Golightly, but also directly channeled Nicole Kidman's Celeste and Shailene Woodley's Jane, who both donned simple sheath dresses and elbow length gloves for the season one finale.
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The program also features the reimagined and extended version of "Myelination," Ms. Dorrance's infectious work for 220, originated in 21995, that is named after the anatomy term describing how a myelin sheath forms around a nerve to allow impulses to move more quickly.
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Among the weapons are two loaded rifles, a tear gas gun, a sheath knife, two other sharp bladed knives, two baseball bats, a homemade "eye-gouger," tire irons, crowbars, two chains, modified can openers, and a vicious pair of sharp and polished hawk's talons.
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In the short video, the actress swans around a Parisian apartment in a simple black sheath dress, repeatedly tossing her hands ecstatically into the air, throwing herself across a coach, and pressing the bottle against her forehead, as one does after every new perfume purchase.
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On Friday night, when some of Jenner's family and close friends (including Chrissy Teigen, John Legend, Jonathan Cheban and Scott Disick) started the birthday celebration with dinner at Catch LA in Los Angeles, Kourtney Kardashian channeled younger sister Kim in a see-through black sheath.
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But to me, certain dresses have stood out: a navy Roland Mouret with an asymmetric neckline to speak at the Conservative Party Conference last year; a purple sheath when it was announced that she was one of two women left in the party leadership contest.
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Mr. Malik, who wore a Versace robotlike arm sheath to the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute ball in May and introduced a 23-piece streetwear line under his own name earlier this year, will also become the face of Versus in advertising campaigns.
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Harry and Meghan, who perfected the LBD look in a belted sheath dress from Black Halo, met representatives from charities and organizations that work to promote global gender equality through girls' education, including the Malala Fund, Plan International, the Varkey Foundation and Code Camp.
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Claim to Fame: Ms. Reik is the self-taught designer behind Marei 1998, an ultra-luxe fashion line based in Tel Aviv that includes Carolyn Bessette-esque silk sheath dresses and fur-trimmed robes that nod to the romantic Art Deco period of the 1930s.
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And we are increasingly confused about what constitutes "appropriate" clothing when it comes to women and the workplace; now that the suit is not the only option, and everything from turtlenecks to sheath dresses can be seen on TV, where is the line drawn?
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The technology of the steel mills in Peck's native Pittsburgh echoes alchemists' refining of chemical and spiritual material, as well as the work of Clarence Peck, the poet's father, who, as part of the Manhattan Project, developed the critical alloy needed to sheath the atomic bomb.
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"I ache for the scientists who may not live to see another mission to Saturn, who might not get to see whether life exists under Enceladus's sheath of ice, or watch a submarine land in Titan's murky seas," JoAnna Wendel, a science journalist at Eos, told Gizmodo.
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These primitive cells, depending on where they are in the embryo, can turn into pigmented skin cells or a variety of other types of cells, like those that make up bones and teeth, the covering of the brain or those that sheath and insulate nerve cells.
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Getty; FilmMagic (2); Getty Meanwhile, Samira Wiley (in Milly) and Laura Gomez (in Veronica Beard) made a case for pants, in a jumpsuit and two-piece suit, respectively… Zuma; Invision/AP …and Uzo Aduba's white Elizabeth Kennedy structured sheath was one of our favorites of the night.
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Then, on Sunday, Amal gave her own take on the silk sheath, leaving the back slightly more unbuttoned to create and off-the-shoulder effect, accessorizing the look with small pearl and diamond earrings and metallic silver Dior pumps while grabbing dinner in Rome with her husband.
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He used 19th-century lath boards that he got free from Craigslist to sheath the interior in wood, built a futon that folds down into a bed, installed a stove used on boats and wired an ARB refrigerator to run on a Goal Zero solar generator.
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And in the detritus of the everyday: leather gloves that formed the fringes on an evening dress; a shower curtain draped into a cascading skirt with a trailing bathmat boa; a tiny metallic strapless sheath made from countless gold watches sourced from thrift shops and flea markets.
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The flowers were sprinkled over lemon-yellow silk jackets and lavender skirts, leaves on the verge of browning and falling to the ground were visible beneath a scrim of tulle or organza tossed atop a sheath dress or turtleneck to create the blurriness of double exposure.
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