Slicked your hair into a low bun for the night?
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Afterwards I found green slime slicked under my bathing suit.
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She slicked her hair back into her signature sleek updo.
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He also wore shiny black boots and a slicked-back hairstyle.
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" The Art Of Bieber's Slicked-Back Hair"That is a process.
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The home fries were warm and slicked my tongue with grease.
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A slicked-back coiffe with not one stray hair sprung loose?
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They always have well-cut suits and dapper slicked back hair.
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This is particularly unusual because Styles' hair is always slicked back.
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The bartender had slicked hair and wore a mysteriously tropical shirt.
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The next, she'll go goth with dark lipstick and slicked-back hair.
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Her black hair was in a tight ponytail, slicked with hair spray.
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It turns out, her slicked-down puffs were just a warm up.
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While chips are still hot and slicked with oil, sprinkle with salt.
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She ducks under the water and resurfaces, her blonde hair slicked back.
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His longer hair was slicked back as he emerged from the surf.
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That's what I do on Justin whenever he wants it slicked back.
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His hair was slicked back, his cheeks beet red from the heat.
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She wore her hair down and slicked back to complete her look.
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I curse the changing lights and spit on the rain-slicked pavement.
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Here (to stay, we hope) is his polished, slicked-back new 'do.
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See: A skintight, spangled, dark gown paired with a slicked-back topknot.
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The survivors floated in the oil-slicked sea and waited for rescue.
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The peppers were caramelized and fleshy, and slicked with good olive oil.
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A seaman's cap, a leather jacket, hair slicked back — it's pure Hicks.
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Even a nice slicked bun can bring a lot to the table.
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The ride back was less eventful; the rain-slicked roads had dried.
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If I'm doing my own hair, I like a slicked-back ponytail.
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She also slicked back her hair to add to the head-turning ensemble.
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All the starched clothing and slicked-back hair has a stunning collective impact.
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As for her hair, Jenner's locks were slicked back in a low updo.
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However, it's no longer the sky-high, slicked back style we're used to.
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He appeared to have yellow skin, yellow clothes, and yellow slicked-back hair.
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Her slicked back updo was a perfect neutral hairstyle for her triple transformations.
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Slicked back Trump hair is way better than the alternative — windswept Trump hair.
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Murgatroyd's hair was slicked back and she appeared to be wearing no makeup.
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His hair was slicked back and he was still sporting a scruffy beard.
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Everyone else "was wearing blazers and glasses, and hair slicked back," he recalled.
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Between us and the pool, however, stood a field of water-slicked boulders.
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His flamboyant conk is now steely gray, slicked back over his thinning crown.
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Bieber even slicked his hair back to match the couple's classic Hollywood glamour.
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Williams, 37, wore her brown locks down and Ohanian, 36, slicked his hair back.
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He slicked his fingers over my wet pussy lips and my hips jerked forward.
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Like a rat king by the beach, but with really tan, oil-slicked humans.
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Nyong'o hit the carpet in a high textured updo with a slicked back base.
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Back to those risqué towel shots: we're quite fond of his slicked-back bangs.
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Ariana Madix is rocking a short, slicked 'do, much to Tom Sandoval's self-pleasure.
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Many wore cowboy hats, and more than a few slicked back thick chevron mustaches.
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There was glitter in her hair, which had been slicked back, Brigitte Nielsen style.
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As the gothic patriarch, Jonas donned a sleek pinstriped and slicked back his hair.
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Then, for an oily appearance, she slicked MAC Mixing Medium Shine over the lids.
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In this World Series, according to Verlander and others, the balls arrive pre-slicked.
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On the screen was a toddler with slicked-back hair and a Superman costume.
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He arrived in a dark suit with his blond hair slicked to one side.
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He was also sporting a full mustache and let his usually slicked-back hair loose.
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Think fast: When you hear the words "slicked-back hair," who immediately comes to mind?
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If you're most comfortable wearing your hair down, a slicked-back updo might feel intimidating.
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She wore a red lip, and her hair was slicked back into a tight bun.
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Kourtney paired the sexy look with a slicked back ponytail and warm red smoky eye.
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But her latest hairstyle — a slicked-back ballerina bun — is one we didn't see coming.
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The model's hair matched the dress' reptile vibe, and was slicked back and worn down.
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The actor's side-slicked strands became an Internet sensation when one lock went wild. Getty
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Her opening night look was completed by a slicked back updo and long dangling earrings.
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Her look was paired with a slicked back ponytail, reflecting shades and layered gold necklaces.
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"[He] never has his hair slicked back like he does on TV," adds the manager.
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From the air, the kilometers (miles) of flattened crops look like thinning, slicked-back hair.
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She kept her hair slicked back and wore a sparkling diamond necklace for the occasion.
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The makeup mogul also donned long blonde locks that were slicked back into a ponytail.
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For starters, she's a blonde who favors slicked-back bobs over tiny spiral-curled bangs.
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Barely cooked chopped scallop, slicked with XO sauce, is garnished with tobiko and lemon zest.
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These days, this Jonas Brother is often seen wearing his hair slicked back or up.
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Kayama stands behind the bar in a crisp cream-colored suit with slicked-back hair.
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With his slicked-back hair and flickering smile, Nagy affected an air of easy confidence.
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He probably slicked down his hair this morning, but it has buffeted into wispy clouds.
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Instead, men in a boat marked "containment" glide in, spraying something on the slicked surface.
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She then slicked on an exfoliating mask to prep my skin for the fun part: extractions.
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Eric stands several inches taller than his brother, his blond hair slicked back against his scalp.
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Opening track "#53" is exultant and booming, followed by "Slicked," a strutting song for going out.
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But it's her sometimes tousled, sometimes slicked-back, always on-trend lob that we especially love.
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WXII said drivers reported that evening sun reflecting off rain-slicked pavement made for blinding conditions.
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In the clip, Luna can be seen with her hair slicked back into a tiny ponytail.
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With whip in hand, Cox's bright red slicked back hair stands out against her goth look.
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I photographed her sporting her new, slicked-back short hairdo in front of her yellow Porsche.
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The sugar maple only became a major component after loggers slicked the landscape in the 1900s.
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Sparks flew, and my face was pelted with bits of ground pork and slicked with brine.
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To accessorize, Kerr wore glittery diamond earrings against her slicked-back hair and chic chignon bun.
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Nothing says "serious couple" like hurtling down a mountain with slicked-up slats on your feet.
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So it was all these 70-year-old goths in PVC with their hair slicked back.
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Mounds of corpses mount toward heaven from the blood-slicked floor of Titus' opulent banquet room.
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On a rain-slicked street in Warrington last week, this idea was not an easy sell.
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On trams without air-conditioning, women fanned themselves and children, slicked with sweat, across the aisle.
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Select another, and it is the pinnacle of Wall Street establishments, all slicked hair and steaks.
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By that point, the rain-slicked TV anchors had turned their cameras toward the next storm.
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She completed the look with high-waisted pants, pointed white pumps, and a slicked-back hairstyle.
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One of the applicants was Abdelmajid Barakat, a twenty-four-year-old with slicked-back hair.
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To complete their coordinated looks, both women donned slicked-back hairstyles, lip gloss, and diamond earrings.
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Although slicked with sweat and visibly exhausted, they don't dance until they drop, because they never drop.
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Last December, Uber's self-driving cars hit the rain-slicked streets of San Francisco with much fanfare.
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She wore her hair slicked back in a pin-straight style and accessorized with mega statement earrings.
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The actor arrived at the hotspot with his long hair slicked back underneath a cap, photos show.
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He even wears his hair slicked to the side as proof he doesn't play by the rules.
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The newly single actor slicked his hair back for the occasion but sported some light facial hair.
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Plus, he ditched his all-American style for a leather jacket and slicked-to-the-side hair.
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She accessorized with high-shine metallic clutch and wore her hair slicked back in a low ponytail.
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His hair was long and slicked back, and it frequently fell into his face when he performed.
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Careful accents, such as flowers and slicked-down edges were added once the final styles were confirmed.
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Known for his slicked-back hair, he speaks eloquently but often eschews discussing policy details in public.
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Additionally, while McAdams' hair was slicked back, Duff's appeared to be encased in a plastic shower cap.
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And she had the perfect cool-girl, slicked-back hair to add some edge to the look.
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She completed her Capitol Hill outfit with her hair slicked back and parted deep to one side.
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His hair is dark and often slicked back, and he has a mole just above his lip.
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We drove through clouds, rain slicked the windshield and the temperature dropped from 80 degrees to 40.
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At rallies, Mr. Miller often warmed up crowds in his dark suits, his receding hairline slicked back.
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A long arm, called a tether, stretches out from an oil-slicked bearing powered by a motor.
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Steak, in Mr. Hinckley's opinion, so long as it isn't too fatty or too slicked in oil.
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Every hipster would be sporting the same outfit with side-slicked Human League hair come summer 2100.
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I love his dark eyebrows and the dimple in his chin, and the classic slicked-back hair.
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The men from the prison dressed up for the occasion, hair slicked back and shirts tucked in.
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Two people died in a traffic accident late Monday on a rain-slicked Missouri highway, police said.
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Her beauty look was pared-down and super-sleek with a slicked-back pony and bronzed, glowy skin.
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But these days 44-year-old Extra host's slicked back coif hits new heights in a different way.
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Kardashian kept the streamlined look sleek with her bob slicked back into a ponytail and pointy black pumps.
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He also underwent a makeover, ditching facial scruff and flannel shirts for slicked-back hair and Versace suits.
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Its semidry tangerine and apricot flavors are easygoing yet zesty, slicked in honey and a touch of graphite.
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In the picture, Stoddard projects a roguish, matinée-idol aura, with slicked-down hair and a black mustache.
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The technique basically involves vanquishing food with a slime-slicked, World's Worst First Kiss, over and over again.
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The actress paired her dress with strappy black sandals, dangling earrings and her center-parted hair slicked back.
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"No it's just wet and slicked back but good observation lol," the star tweeted back to the fan.
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"Finally someone brushed her hair," someone wrote in response to a video of Luna with slicked-back hair.
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The new, alternative Eleven—with her curls slicked back and dark, smoky eyes—looks, honestly, a little awkward.
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With her hair slicked back, Jenner showed off the famous curves that she passed down to her daughters.
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But if you're not a fan of super sleek, slicked-back styles, you can still rock this look.
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She kept things smart-casual in a striped shirt, with her hair slicked back in a loose updo.
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They each wore their hair completely slicked back, leading many fans to comment that they looked like triplets.
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I no longer fried them in clarified butter but roasted them in the oven, slicked in bacon fat.
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Oliver Stone's 1987 classic dates itself hard, with slicked-back hair, suspenders, and 30-year-old slang aplenty.
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In TsuruTonTan's uni udon, they were slicked down with a majestically rich sauce of sea urchin and dashi.
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The i4 is expected to have a similar shape, with the slicked-back roofline and strong front grille.
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I mix strips of the pork into stir-fries, or noodles slicked with peanut butter and chile oil.
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She also wore her hair slicked down, though parted it down the middle and added a long braid.
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We've got Asian barbecue ribs that have been slicked with hoisin sauce and topped with cilantro and scallions.
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He walked the red carpet with a dangling pearl earring, his hair slicked back, and wearing multicolored nail polish.
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Her hair was slicked back into a low bun, and she accessorized with a pair of gold hoop earrings.
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In most of the pictures my hair is slicked back, but even without hair, I am still a girl.
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From bold, deep-hued lips, to severe, slicked-back ponytails, this red carpet was not meant for cosmetic wallflowers.
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You're almost at the finish line — so take advantage of your hair's natural oils and create a slicked topknot.
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The Tre looks completely different from the Nikola One and Two, which have a more slicked-back aerodynamic style.
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A deep, slicked-back side-part and well-groomed brows gave Bieber a classic movie star vibe in 2011.
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I had a little poof thing in the front just because I didn't want to be completely slicked back.
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Her second-in-command, Batou, looks like an anime Dolph Lundgren; huge and muscular with slicked-back blonde hair.
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The "Sorry" singer left the salon with his hair slicked back and only slightly shorter than it was before.
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I did not notice that it had been slicked at its end with a barely there dab of lubricant.
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The thin-crust pizza is wonderfully light, the pasta (slicked with luscious, vivid-green homemade pesto) perfectly al dente.
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And like ice or a fish or a rain-slicked path, "Fefu" is slippery, its gist ever sliding away.
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Even Mr. Trump's youngest son, Barron, popped up on Thursday night in a suit, tie and slicked-back hair.
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Yes, it looks ghastly green in the bullet, but once slicked on, it turns into a beautiful, rosy pink.
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It also called to mind one of Josephine Baker's iconic looks: straight hair slicked down in face-framing curves.
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He slicked his hair back for the occasion and proudly wore a fluffy gray-and-white-checkered wool sweater.
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Wilson's silver hair is slicked back so he looks like his father is either Draco Malfoy or Ivan Drago.
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He was in a suit and had slicked-back hair, and I was just wearing a bag or something.
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Little girls on the beach leaned against the gales, and hulking pickup trucks wobbled on the rain-slicked roads.
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Mr. Peralta, 37, stood before the court, his legs shackled and his hair slicked back, dressed in navy blue.
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A tuna poké arrives after, slicked with soy sauce and toasted sesame oil, and served with cubes of avocado.
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From then on, I slicked down my hair with hair oil until I could carve a part in it.
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His prescription aviator glasses, slicked-back brown hair, blue-gray eyes and pockmarked skin completed the persona he projected.
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Yara Shahidi followed suit and wore her natural hair in a slicked-back style for her second Emmy Awards appearance.
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She topped off the look with a pair of white, high-top sneakers with her hair slicked into a bun.
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For starters, Hadid trades in her signature dark hair for platinum blond, and her dripping-wet style is slicked-back.
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At the New York City premiere of Ocean's 8, Williams slicked his client's bundles back — and laid those edges poetically.
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Ariana Grande's high, slicked-back ponytail quickly became her signature hairstyle of choice when she broke onto the music scene.
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The lyrics, which begin with "Fast car and slicked back hair" paint a good picture of Clay's (Dylan Minnette) confidant.
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With his slicked hair, custom suits and solid-color ties, he wears the unofficial uniform of Trump's devoted campaign workers.
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She teamed the ensemble with a slicked back bun and her typical Kylie glam, plus Lorraine Schwartz nude diamond studs.
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My hair was slicked back in a bun because I did yoga and exercised every day so I never cared.
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For as long as I can remember, I've always slicked down my body with baby oil post-bath or shower.
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In the teaser photos, we see Luna dressed sharply in a suit with slicked back hair and a piercing stare.
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She slicked her hair back into a sleek high ponytail and casually draped a luxe fur coat over her shoulders.
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She accessorized with high-shine metallic clutch, Neil Lane jewelry and wore her hair slicked back in a low pony.
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She slicked her long hair into a ponytail to show off a pair of brown triangle earrings by Lorraine Schwartz.
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A wood-fired brick oven produces large, puffy rounds of naan, baked with garlic or rosemary and slicked with ghee.
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They played hollow body guitars and upright basses—five guys with cuffed jeans, slicked up pompadours, and low-cut shirts.
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But that did not stop Catalans from gathering before sunrise on Sunday, massing on rain-slicked streets across the region.
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When these boyfriends appear in disguise, they look like classic greasers, with slicked-down hair, mustaches, leather jackets and jeans.
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On Monday night, about two dozen people were camped out next to a SuperMax supermarket, their faces slicked with sweat.
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Tanned, with slicked-back gray hair, our latest addition wore a hat showing that he, too, had served in Vietnam.
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Stepping onto the red carpet with sister Kim Kardashian West, Jenner wore her hair slicked back into a tight bun.
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After the fashion show, Benson and Delevingne were photographed both wearing their hair slicked back as they left the venue together.
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She paired the ensemble with custom Death by Dolls crystal leggings, a slicked-back topknot and a bold red lip. Mesmerized?
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The rain-slicked, cobblestone snicket, or alley, presumably attached to a warehouse, runs upward on a diagonal from left to right.
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With slicked-back hair, minimal jewelry, and hot-pink metallic heels, there's no tellin' where this saucy outfit will take you.
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You'll be wandering many of the same cramped, rain-slicked Tokyo streets, fighting off similar-looking thugs and other assorted criminals.
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The streets were rain-slicked and icy, but in Marunouchi, safely in the US zone of Tokyo, that was no deterrent.
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The agency issued an ice storm warning for the area and urged drivers to travel cautiously along the ice-slicked roads.
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With his upper-lip stubble still intact, Bieber attended his Comedy Central roast in a navy suit and slicked-back hair.
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Sure enough, his slicked back 'do stole the spotlight before Keery could even make his first appearance — and fans took notice.
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One is a mongoose Pokémon named Gumshoo, whose slicked-back fur looks strikingly like the hairpiece of a certain presidential nominee.
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From slicked-back strands to super smoky eyes, there's a look for whatever mood you're in or whatever way you're celebrating.
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Both models sported slicked-down short cuts, the only nod to the fact that they were cameoing in the menswear shows.
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You can tell because he's got the Nudie suit, the hair slicked back, he's poppin' pills, drinkin' whiskey and snortin' cocaine.
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Gregor grimaced as Niels bent his gel-slicked head over the small notepad that he carried around in his front pocket.
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But it's not merely the slicked-back hair and amazing 'stache that makes this costume so epic: it's also the accessories.
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Watch the video above to see our hack for a slicked-back bun that would make any CEO crumble with jealously.
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Outside, on the rain-slicked cobbles near the Palais Royal, models tottered past in vertiginous heels as the locals looked on.
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Backstage, the makeup artist Francelle Daly slicked on graphic eyeliner, then removed the edges for a conceptual play on negative space.
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We should at least consider the possibility that Trump's wife is standing to his right, in a rain-slicked Mets poncho.
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Now they face Bangladesh's monsoon season, slicked with mud and soaked to the skin, waiting under tarpaulins with nowhere to go.
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LONDON — On a sidewalk slicked with rain, a young woman in an Audrey Hepburn T-shirt stands awkwardly beneath an umbrella.
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Many looked Fox News-ready, wearing slicked back hair and suits or tight shift dresses, curled hair and strappy high heels.
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Photos released by the company showed a front porch slicked with oil, as well as a stream completely covered with crude.
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She had a slicked back ponytail, and I was like, 'how can we upgrade it and add a little bit of sparkle?
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The whole ensemble was paired with a slicked-back braid, calf-grazing fur coat and a pair of crisp white Yeezy boots.
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It starts as science fiction, but quickly slides down a dread-slicked slope toward the realm of disaster film, inflected by horror.
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Ethiopia's Feyisa Lilesa claimed the silver medal and American Galen Rupp took the bronze in humid conditions on a rain-slicked course.
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"Its popularity is dying out and giving way to a looser style of that side part and slicked-back look," says Laub.
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Caught between his classic face-framing style and his slicked-back spiky look, Bieber landed somewhere in the middle later that year.
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It's definitely a departure from his slicked back 'do, and fans were quick to comment and share their thoughts on the hairstyle.
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She finished her look with a Victoria Beckham Vanity bag and this season's must-have shoe, red lips and slicked back hair.
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With his slicked-back hair, bushy mustache, charismatic speaking style and reputation for personal rectitude, General Ríos Montt built an enthusiastic following.
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Before this musical man found the right pitch, he was just another slicked back sprout perfecting his skills in New York City.
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With their silver suits, slicked hair, and keyboard/keytar instruments, the whole thing has a very heavy Kraftwerk/Talking Heads/Devo vibe.
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The 'do itself is slicked with gel, spiked with abandon, and exemplifies exactly why she is the patron saint of unapologetic beauty.
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It took some convincing for Andrews to get on board with the slicked back ponytail Randall proposed to go with this jumpsuit.
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Photographs of him show a man with wire-rim glasses and slicked-back hair whose face seems to jut into the future.
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We dig the slicked-back, no-fuss hair and the shimmery coral lip, as well as the tropical-print high-neck dress.
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Somebody must have let them in: a well-dressed man with slicked white hair and his wife and two college-age children.
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She enhanced the black-and-white look with a dramatic red lip, a slicked-back bun, and a crown of white orchids.
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Fan-favorite Reese Witherspoon wore her blonde chop slicked back and polished, as did The Politician's up-and-coming redhead Zoey Deutch.
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With his slicked, shaved hair and swirling black coat, Percival looks a few alterations and goose steps away from the Waffen-SS.
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Wilders, an extremely tall man with slicked-back, Trumpesque hair, gave a fiery speech denouncing the influence of Islam in his homeland.
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Travolta, meanwhile, is wearing a classic leather jacket, with his hair slicked back in a way that would make any greaser proud.
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The rest of the model's look was appropriately pared down for a day spent seaside, with no makeup and naturally slicked-back hair.
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We're used to seeing J. Lo with a few distinct hairstyles — slicked ponytails, edgy topknots, sleek lobs, bouncy waves — but her natural texture?
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The photo, which she also added as her Twitter avatar pic, features Swift with slicked-back hair and an overlay of multiple newspapers.
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Of course, the host for the evening Gigi Hadid showcased one of the major hair trends of the night — effortlessly slicked-back hair.
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A darker blonde hair color – worn slicked back with an almost-brunette root – plum lip and light makeup helped her aqua eyes pop.
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I stumbled on cobblestones, got lost in the subway, and then emerged from its tunnel on to the base of rain-slicked stairs.
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Completing her elegant look, Charlotte also wore a strapless white gown and a chic slicked back 'do, courtesy of Paris stylist John Nolle.
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For events, my favorite look, and his as well, is when my hair is down with extensions or slicked back in a pony.
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The beauty look, described as "modern woman today" by the hairstylist Guido Palau, meant slicked-back ponytails, highlighter and soft cream shadow. 6.
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The slicked-back hipster salesmen boasted how many followers he gained with the service and that I could pay to do the same.
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"Makeup, hair to match the look!" she explained of her black slicked-back hair, purple smoky eyes, lashes and a brownish-red lip.
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Seacrest, 43, donned a blond wig, skintight red dress and pumps while Ripa, 47, rocked slicked-back hair, a blazer and some scruff.
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Burgers come in varieties like pork and blue cheese or lamb slicked with coarse mustard and piled high with Brie and caramelized onions.
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A photograph of four young men, dressed in sharp suits, with their jet-black hair slicked into pompadours, made me stop and stare.
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It's in the rocky, mud-slicked wilderness of Madagascar that we get our first sense of how Uncharted 4 dares to be different.
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Like an Alexander Wang-circa-2010 reference, the models' hair was coated in white paint in lieu of the typical slicked-back look.
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She styled her hair in an slicked back low ponytail and went with a berry pink lip and smokey eye for her makeup.
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The smog-choked skies and dusty hues are almost tangible, matching and surpassing the acid rain-slicked streets of director Ridley Scott's incarnation.
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On Sunday, Trump dropped by a Virginia church's memorial service sporting a brand new, slicked-back 'do—and the internet went unsurprisingly ballistic.
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Top Knot With Expertly-Laid EdgesYaya DaCosta's yellow, off-the-shoulder dress shows off her stylish bun, slicked-down edges, and gorgeous highlight.
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You could see the city's swagger in the reflections from Jack Nicholson's sunglasses, Pat Riley's shiny slicked-back hair, Shaquille O'Neal's glistening pate.
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All sported slicked-back hair and Lyons' signature block-framed glasses, with Dunham in a cigarette leg and Kronner in floor-grazing flares.
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From the front, Pretty Little Liars star Lucy Hale appeared to wear a tried-and-true classic: a slicked-back, center-parted ponytail.
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Her eyelids, slicked with gloss by a tirelessly hovering makeup artist, gave her the humid, come-hither look of a 1930s cinema vamp.
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Once the pig has been rinsed and thoroughly dried, it is slicked with oil and given a good rain of coarse kosher salt.
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Former "SNL" cast member Bill Hader returned to the show to play Scaramucci, complete with slicked-back hair and a New York accent.
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In person, Sharpton is surprisingly small, with an aged but not tired face that plays second fiddle to his straight, gray slicked-back hair.
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Now, before you think you'll look like a wet dog, note that this isn't the same slicked-back trend that dominated Hollywood this summer.
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The girlfriend of Blake Shelton let her dress do all the talking as she slicked back her platinum tresses into a messy high bun.
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You, young victorious English player, can peel off your pads like sweat-slicked velcro, shower up, and it's turkey and biscuits with grandma. Delights.
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Brazil's environmental agency IBAMA has said the spill contaminated coastline across eight states, adding that some oil-slicked wildlife were being treated, Reuters reported.
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Photos show the actor arriving at the hotspot with his long hair slicked back underneath a cap, making a casual entrance at the hotel.
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That means another month of delays and detours on snow-slicked roads as people travel from the camps to get supplies, or reach hospitals.
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He wore a white shirt with rolled sleeves and slicked dark hair, was about the only one of them not dressed like a chemist.
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Before the tumble, Mirren smiled brightly while twirling the dress' full skirt in her high heels – showing off her cropped and slicked back haircut.
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After all, the last time we saw her, Reid was donning a dustier shade of blond that was slicked back and off her face.
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It's a product of white paint, which has been streaked on in a similar pattern to how light might reflect off oil-slicked legs.
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FUCK IT.The light turns green, and Lambo speeds into the night, trailing behind it a wake of oil-slicked floodwaters and our eternal admiration.
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Best Hair Styling: Literally Everybody We're gonna need a tutorial for Hayley's messy waves, Kylie's perfect lob and Kourtney's slicked-back 'do, ASAP please.
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Last year, it was all about reliving '80s' biggest and boldest styles: slicked-back hair (with tons of gel), blue mascara, and neon everything.
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The genre has transformed from working class catharsis to a slicked-up, endlessly corporate marketing campaign for a certain version of the American dream.
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Teamed with a slicked back pony, this sophisticated look would land Bey on top of every best dressed list — exactly where she belongs. 3.
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He meets a mysterious — evidenced by his leather jacket and slicked back hair, duh — white guy named Connor and his "not exactly" girlfriend Becca.
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Adriana Lima, Jasmine Sanders, Romee Strijd and Jasmine Tookes also made an appearance, all posing in blush-toned slip dresses and slicked-back hair.
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Before this slicked back celebrity spawn became a Hollywood hottie, he was just another greased up guy living the dream in Los Angeles, California.
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One video, for "Tommy," sees her rolling around in a bathtub, hair slicked back, chain round her neck, like some kind of mermaid outlaw.
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In an interview with CBS, Eric—hair slicked into place in a Patrick Bateman comb-over—explained the media had got it all wrong.
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The oil spill slicked hundreds of miles of marshes and wetlands from Texas to Florida just as nesting season began for millions of birds.
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" He told me, somewhat implausibly, that he hadn't seen the attack ads the PAC was airing: "Is it the arrogant-jerk, slicked-hair thing?
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In the gallery, Cale laughed and winced at an image of a slicked-hair teenage version of himself playing piano in a jazz band.
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It is also a somewhat odd interpretation, not so much the classic cheese-slicked heap of ground beef as a cheeseburger hacked into chunks.
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Many applauded Jake Orta, the Air Force veteran and Texas native whom Thomas followed around the rain-slicked streets of the Mission this winter.
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Atkin flat ironed Jenner's hair from roots to ends before gathering it into a super-tight high ponytail, which she slicked with Gorilla Snot Gel.
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She did the whole thing in a white lacy bra and a slicked back ponytail that my 14-year-old self is seriously envious of.
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The star paired her sexy ensemble with a slicked bun, which hairstylist Chris Appleton accessorized with black bobby pins to create a graphic, structured style.
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I like the dimensions contouring adds to my face, and to finish I slicked on Von D's matte lipstick in L.U.V. and liquid tattoo liner.
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The condensation-slicked can slides out of your grip, and, as if in slow motion, you watch your drink plummet toward your prized gaming keyboard.
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Short on the sides, and long on top: the undercut; the Macklemore — it's the slicked-back hairstyle any Brooklyn barbershop worth its salt specializes in.
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Nour Eldeen's nephew was released without questioning after security personnel took one look at his fashionable leather jacket, slicked-back hair, and clean-shaven face.
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Modeling a white two-piece and matching sheer cover-up, the stunner gave her best smolder for the camera with her wet tresses slicked back.
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Jenner's go-to hairstylist Andrew Fitzsimons gave the star a slicked-back bun hanging low at the nape of her neck to complement her look.
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The Padrino Chicaron has slicked back hair, a number of gold caps on his teeth, and a shirt partially unbuttoned to reveal his chest hair.
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She then slicked down her edges with Ecostyler gel, and coated her scalp with Jamaican Black Castor Oil, which is great for stimulating hair growth.
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From a slicked-back bob one day to waist-length box-braids another, her style, just like her career, is evolving right before our eyes.
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Since his days as Uncle Jesse, John Stamos has become almost synonymous with his flop of absurdly thick and luxurious, slicked back, raven-hued hair.
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In my opinion the whole look, from the bleached brows to the Lorraine Schwartz earcuff to the slicked back hair is the bomb (dot) com.
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While the tones are opposite, the styling is similar, her hair slicked down and her lips reduced to a small pucker, just like the mask.
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Hohman, who grew up in Akron, Ohio, resembles the actor Jeff Daniels; friendly and rumpled, he wore jeans, and his blond hair was slicked back.
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"We're not politicians, so we can't change society, but we can change how people think," said Kuramoto, a soft-spoken man with slicked-back hair.
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The portrait of O'Daniel in the rotunda shows a handsome, full-faced man with slicked-back hair and a "Who, me?" look in his eye.
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Level two is slicked all over with just enough oil to give it a rounder flavor that is sweet, savory and spicy but not cruel.
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The 5-foot-7, 110-pound woman wore her platinum-blond hair slicked back in a bun for the competition, her second at Coney Island.
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With slicked-back hair and a thick beard, Bukele refused to give interviews or participate in debates, saying the events would be stacked against him.
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She's full of energy, interested and interesting, and her hair has returned to fiery red—slicked back in a tight red bun with shaved sides.
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Markle wore an elegant black dress with her hair slicked back into an updo, while Kate wore a navy dress with a glitzy black headband.
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" She remembered his vivaciousness, as well as his good looks: "He had the slicked hair and the tattoos — he was handsome and full of life.
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Before debuting her look on the red carpet, the Kylie Cosmetics mogul snapped a mirror selfie at home to show off her slicked back 'do.
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" ("You can tell they're good businessmen because of how slicked-back their hair is," he said.) Recreating another scene from the news conference, the "S.
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Overnight snow — this skier's prayer fulfilled — slicked the two-lane roads that lead 58 miles north from Traverse City to Boyne Mountain in Boyne Falls.
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" —Willow Left: "Home is where I wait for my postal worker to deliver packages, with slicked-back hair and house music blaring from his white van.
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"My Babys, spin out like this," a dancer dressed up like Johnny Castle, in a black T-shirt and black pants, hair slicked back and sweaty.
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Zendaya looked every bit a supermodel in a dark brown August Getty Atelier gown, while her slicked back hairstyle cost less than $20 in total products.
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EddaFor Edda, her signature slicked-back high pony means business — especially when her time is split between family, work, and her busy on-the-go lifestyle.
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Here's what she had to suggest: Look #1: Straight and Slicked Giving your go-to straight strands a cool update takes seconds with this simple trick.
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But our last Bachelorette, Becca Kufrin, has her own idea of who should be next franchise star: Jason Tartick, the guy with memorably slicked-back hair.
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The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star attended the Rachel Zoe Spring/Summer 2019 presentation in L.A. on Tuesday with a slicked-back long, straight ponytail.
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The Academy Award winner, 28, sported a slicked-back hairdo and wore a floor-length black dress, which she paired with a simple clutch and heels.
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Father Gabriel gave a rousing defense of the violence to his fellow church goers, and even Eugene slicked back his mullet and pulled out the machete.
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One T-shirt, bearing a side profile of Clinton looking like a young revolutionary with a slicked back hairdo, "doesn't even look like her," he laughed.
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To focus all the attention on her metallic ensemble, Gomez, 24, slicked back her tresses into a sleek updo, courtesy of Nine Zero One's Marissa Marino.
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Archival film is seamlessly layered in to help establish the milieu — Son of Sam, "Ford to City," empty blocks in the Bronx, graffiti-slicked subway cars.
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Beth emerges from behind a table of takeout boxes and newspaper clippings immaculately styled in a leather motorcycle jacket, tight black jeans, and slicked back hair.
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Coupled with her oil-slicked editorial sea creature for the Mermaid Fantasy runway look (one of the hardest challenges yet), she was a very deserving winner.
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The patties didn't quite stack properly, necessitating some rearranging as I ate, which isn't ideal when you're dealing with something slicked in a mayo-based condiment.
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Mr. Kurz, known for his slicked-back hair and open-collar shirts, entered politics in 25 and rose quickly through the ranks of his flagging party.
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BAGHDAD — The driver was sweating as his white Kia pickup truck sped along a rain-slicked Baghdad highway toward a neighborhood bustling with open-air markets.
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Chicken wings, for example, are flame-grilled, with the blackened bits to prove it, and slicked with peri peri sauce that hums with citrus and spice.
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These are coiled and slicked with oil, stretched thin, then thinner still, and looped around the backs of the hands, like the preliminaries to cat's cradle.
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Younger male audience members, in their leather jackets and slicked-back hair simply hollered at us, excited about the next part of the evening: the bikinis.
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Guests sat on stacks of mattresses as models emerged, with glitter-adorned faces and slicked-down hair, from a meteor-like sculpture fashioned from sheet metal.
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The only remaining bit of solid earth is an island guarded by armed white nationalists and soon to be submerged by a churning oil-slicked sea.
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Dredge your chops through this mixture and sear them off in an oil-slicked Dutch oven, reserving them when they're crisp at the edges and brown.
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In the image the Barbadian musician wears very minimal makeup, slicked back wet hair, and a multi-colored sequin Tom Ford dress with a plunging sheer neckline.
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He also looked the complete opposite of his character Jackson in A Star Is Born, sporting short, gelled, slicked-back hair and a completely clean-shaven face.
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And in addition to the vampy lips, shimmery eyes and slicked chignons, there were a few red carpet tress debuts, ensuring there wasn't a boring beauty moment.
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One minute you're driving a tank down a rain-slicked city street, the next you're dressed as a clown while trying to guide sheep across the desert.
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They've slicked surf-rock's salty hair back, jacked doo-wop melodies up on distortion and bad intentions, and rebuilt Dick Dale's riffy showmanship around carnal pop ideals.
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He also looked the complete opposite of his character Jackson on A Star Is Born, sporting short, gelled, slicked-back hair and a completely clean-shaven face.
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Her hair slicked back in a sleek ponytail, Washington accessorized the look with a pair of ankle-strap sandals, a black clutch and a trendy black choker.
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Jenner accessorized the statement-making look with slicked straight locks, a pair of classic black high heels with a thin ankle strap, and emerald green statement earrings.
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In the hazy room are a handful of relaxed young dudes, an old, tattooed man, and an Eastern European with slicked-back hair and Ric Flair's skin.
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It was an inviting smell, warm and fresh, and I was determined to go full scenthound and find which quiet, sleet-slicked street it was coming from.
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MIAMI — The guest of honor strolled across the stage — hair slicked back and grayed, no tie — embracing his host, briefly, before looking out on the campaign crowd.
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What I do remember is how he dressed: black gym shorts, black T-shirt, shoulder-length hair slicked back, always with a red bandanna across his forehead.
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His motorcade took rain-slicked streets through the city's West Side, where block after block was shut down at rush hour to make way for the president.
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Wesker wears sunglasses inside, his hair is always slicked back, and his outfits look like something the Blade films would have rejected as too over the top.
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These days he doesn't have as many imitators as he used to, either, although his spicy tuna tartare slicked with sesame oil will be with us forever.
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When she changed "Web MD" to "Mayo Clinic," she discovered that there was a whole wing of the Internet for people who preferred porn slicked with mayonnaise.
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Our writer says the hotel, dripping in crystals, slicked with marble and upholstered in blue velvet, feels a bit like a "Make America Great Again" theme park.
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He certainly looks like he's a connoisseur: he has a beard, long slicked-back hair, and a faraway look in his eyes, while his shoes have toes.
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That was when he appeared on state television, wearing a Mao suit and with his hair slicked back, to justify the imminent imposition of martial law in Beijing.
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Or at least that's what Gilfry, playing an unnamed pianist with his hair slicked back, a full tuxedo on his frame, brooded on throughout his hour operatic monologue.
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Both men sported thick facial hair and slicked-back hair for the occasion, with Gibson wearing a sleek navy-blue suit and Milo in a classic black ensemble.
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Ready yourself to get down to business with the precise part and slicked down sides that's making its way to the head of a conference table near you...
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She paired her sparkling bodysuit with slicked back silver hair, a bright red lip and a pair of Saint Laurent Niki 105 Crystal Slouch Boots — which cost $8,000.
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Before Colbert had too much time to protest, Washington had withdrawn the exact Velvet Wine shade from her "bosom" and slicked it on the talk show host's mouth.
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It's still the same Jordan with slicked-back hair and meticulously curated outfits, but now with a real personality that paints the model in a whole new light.
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Jenner keeps keeps it simple in a white tank and a slicked-back hairstyle for the German Vogue edition, which was shot by photographer duo Luigi and Iango.
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Baldwin, sporting a Maple Leafs jersey and jeans with her blonde hair slicked back, sat with her hands on her husband's shoulders as he watched the game intently.
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"The conference hall was full of women," Coutinho says on the phone, his gravelly voice matching his website's picture of a suave doctor with slicked-back grey hair.
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He had ridden a bicycle to his friend's house, his pants bunched at the ankles with bike clips, his hair slicked back for his role in the play.
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It was all about the Swarovski crystal-embellished dress as Anthony, 36, slicked back her hair in a tight ponytail with diamond detailing on her head and ears.
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With his slicked-back hair and bespoke 1980s power suits, Douglas's Gordon Gekko set the standard for the public image of the modern financial villain in Wall Street.
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Bad hair days are inevitable: No matter how hard you try, every once in a while you're going to wake up to slicked-up cowlicks and unruly ends.
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Between the dark, slicked hair, sly smiles, and immaculately tailored suits both men have become known for throughout their respective careers – there's a solid case to be made.
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With his slicked blond hair and cold, arrogant sneer, this politician-come-lately is an empty suit robotically shaking hands while spewing inane platitudes at meet-and-greets.
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He wore a white shirt with light-blue pinstripes, a deep-red tie, and an oversized watch; his black hair was slicked back, shining under the stage lights.
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The White House pool reported that small groups of people gathered on rain-slicked streets to snap pictures of the presidential motorcade as it drove through the city.
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For some, there was a palpable feeling of excitement around the collective, whose effervescent, slicked-back hyper-pop creations injected a wry, much-needed playfulness into club culture.
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At Balenciaga, high-shine and super-slicked-down manes were pulled back to reveal the strong lines of the models' faces, echoing the angular silhouettes of the collection.
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Where Chau is modest, Hertzberg, who represents the San Fernando Valley, is voluble and insistent, with a slicked-back mane of hair and a steady borscht-belt patter.
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Shiny or sickly, glossy or gross, the photographs of the Norwegian photographer Torbjorn Rodland sit somewhere between art and fashion, and can appear to be slicked with Vaseline.
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The attacker was described by police as "possibly a Hispanic or Latino male" between the ages of 35 and 50, with grey "slicked back" hair and a mustache.
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She ditched her usual Cher hair in favor of a wet, slicked-back lob like the one she wore to the MTV VMAs, but kept the contouring she favors.
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Whether slicked down with a high-shine finish, or gently brushed back and textured, this trend looks like it's going to be huge in the cold, drizzly months ahead.
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She also pulls a few gems from the rough that went unnoticed in previous episodes, like Jason (slicked-back-hair guy) and Clay (NFL guy who will later leave).
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The star wore Tiffany & Co. jewelry, and wore her pin-straight bob parted to the side and slicked behind her ears to reveal huge diamond earrings from the designer.
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And by the end of the week and a few sessions of sweating out my edges and curls, I had no choice but to do a slicked-back bun.
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The singer's go-to slicked back style has been replaced by a thick set of choppy bangs — making her the least expected celebrity to ever join the bang brigade.
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Her hair is now short and slicked back; it looks powerful and a little Star Trekish, a utopian show in which female crew members were unquestionably equal to men.
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She wore her blonde pixie cut slicked down with a deep side part, then added the purple stars (which matched her vibrant wool pantsuit!) for the perfect festive touch.
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Few summer joys come close to nibbling on those succulent kernels, slicked with lots of butter and just a sprinkle of salt, and feeling them pop in my mouth.
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I think about Officer James Hyland, who entered Pulse on June 12 and found blood-slicked floors, flashing club lights and a tangle of arms reaching for his help.
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And for what it's worth, I can't deny his sense of style — the red scarf tucked into his leather jacket, and the slicked-back hair is a nice touch.
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A shitty dude in slicked back hair and a $5,000 suit screaming at teenagers and giving juiced up quotes to any reporter who sticks a mic in his face.
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He's wearing a sports coat with a T-shirt underneath, and he's got one of those haircuts where it's all slicked back on top and the sides are shaved.
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But from pilling to white cast to that heavy, oil-slicked feeling, there are plenty of reasons why you might hesitate to reach for your bottle in the morning.
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In "Sieht Zurück (Looks Back)," a single line zigzags against a background slicked with a grease crayon until it forms a disjointed human body, hopelessly lost, ready to topple.
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Ms. Gomez, her hair slicked back and wearing a flashy gold jacket — her father was a natty dresser, too — begins by announcing that this will be her final performance.
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Sam (McKnight) had cut Diana's hair short, and she wore this skintight dress designed by Gianni — blue with gold studs and her hair completely slicked back — and just posed.
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She had a new look that night — her hair was slicked back and she was wearing a tight and very low-cut dress by the British designer Catherine Walker.
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Table toppers, disposable adhesive place mats, can be slicked over the grimy tray table (where travelers have been known to change diapers) for a clean play and eating surface.
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The phenomenal mackerel, quick-cured in salt and sugar, slicked in olive oil and served simply with boiled potatoes, sour cream, grated horseradish and chopped parsley, is pure Russian.
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Earlier this week, a tornado killed at least one person in Iowa, while two people in Oklahoma died in accidents on rain-slicked roads and a third in flooding.
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I'm imagining a big, flavorful farro salad for dinner instead, or maybe a Cobb salad, or a lemon-garlic kale salad, or a tangy, yogurt-slicked curried egg salad.
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On the red carpet, celebs have two options when it comes to their hair: They can wear it down and full of hairspray, or it's pulled up and slicked back.
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As for her beauty look, she fully committed with a matching dark maroon lip, smoky eye and slicked-back hair that got the seal of approval from her daughter, Luna.
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While supermodels Heidi Klum and Karlie Kloss kept theirs clean and slicked-back, Ciara gave hers a Brigitte Bardot flair with some messy side bangs and a peachy-nude lip.
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Rain slicked off frozen ground, snow melted, and ice thawed on rivers — kicking off devastating floods that killed at least two people in the state and destroyed hundreds of homes.
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It's one that tends to involve cat ears, waist-length, slicked back high ponies, matching sets, mini skirts, enormous outerwear, and of course an endless supply of thigh-high boots.
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She completed her look with her slicked-back natural hair, a sleek cat eye, and a fresh complexion that gave the young star a radiant glow I just couldn't ignore.
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The model wore her blonde hair slicked back, and accessorized her look with gold jewelry, a black handbag, and her favorite House of Holland + Grenson suede-trimmed leather ankle boots.
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The Modern Family actress and Golden Globe Awards presenter stepped out on Sunday's red carpet with her hair in a slicked back, high pony that reaches halfway down her back.
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Walking the carpet in Los Angeles, Gus looked just as dapper as his famous father, dressed in a black Appaman suit and black shoes, wearing his dark hair slicked back.
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In the past week alone, she's worn her newish 'do in sexy, tousled waves, in a shiny, pin-straight sidepart, and slicked back for a fresh-from-the-shower look.
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The cover features Swift sporting her signature dark lip, as well as slicked-back hair and a sweatshirt, with mock newspaper headlines and columns superimposed over part of her face.
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November: Markle then wore this black button-down brocade gown with her hair slicked back into its signature bun for another Remembrance event with the royal family that same week.
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She gave birth a few days earlier, and now her hands are shaking, and she's experiencing hot flashes followed by bone-deep chills that leave her slicked with cold sweat.
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The streets were slicked black and police lights reflected off the broken windows as tow truck operators raised and lowered the ashen remains of burned cars onto flat bed trucks.
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An 1843 photograph of Luigi Carli (with slicked-back hair and a handlebar mustache much like his descendant's) shows a mirror vision of today's emporium reflected in black and white.
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Ashok Baba Saheb Bhosle, 55, a sweat-slicked farmer plopped near the site's exit, said a ruling from India's Supreme Court, which could come this year, seemed a mere formality.
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Gnoli painted overlooked details of bourgeois Italian life — a chair, a shoe, a forehead with slicked and parted hair — at bizarre scales, some on canvases more than six feet wide.
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A man in a Hawaiian shirt needed his hair slicked down; a woman in workout clothes needed tan lines; someone was given a plaster cast to wear on one arm.
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Last year, Kee had a Maddow-themed birthday party, at which her friends and her two young sons put on big black glasses and slicked their hair to the side.
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Ms. Ross, who had squeezed in a workout before being interviewed, was sitting in her trailer on a lot in Burbank with her hair up in a slicked-back bun.
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Here is a 37-year-old version of the "Miami Vice" actor showing off his slicked back look at the Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hill back in 1986 (left).
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Mara, who shot to stardom with her role in "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo," swept her hair up in a simple slicked back ponytail and didn't wear any jewelry.
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There are no salt trucks or plows, just two municipal workers decked out in chic coveralls tossing handfuls of sand or birdseed out of baskets onto the snow-slicked sidewalk.
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Imagine this: You groggily awaken from a frenzied night of bacchanalia to discover a half-eaten bucket of fried chicken resting upon your stomach and your hair slicked back with gravy.
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With his signature bright ties and slicked-back hair, a throwback to the 0003s (when he was a Reagan administration wunderkind), Kudlow has been an informal Trump advisor in the past.
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She paired the chic pink-and-white striped suit, gifted by the designer herself, with white booties, a red top-handle bag, slicked back hair and a bold cherry red lip.
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"She showed so many Black women that it's ok to embrace our natural beauty," says beauty blogger Raye Boyce, whose YouTube tutorial recreating Aaliyah's slicked back ponytail has nearly 400,000 views.
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She would get to keep her slicked-back hair look if she opts for the latter, but that school dance finale suggests she may be headed to Molly Ringwald territory instead.
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Heard sported a mint green jumpsuit and multi-colored heels with her hair slicked for the outing, while Schnabel kept it casual in a light blue button down and navy pants.
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The 41-year-old actress and director kept her look low-key and understated during her speech, sporting an all-black ensemble with nude pumps and wearing her hair slicked back.
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On a gray Sunday afternoon in Manhattan, I trail behind a gaggle of women tottering along the rain-slicked pavement in chunky heels toward a sign that reads THIS WAY ROSÉ.
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The happy couple bundled up on their sweet stroll, with Jessie, 30, going for an all-beige outfit and black jacket paired with large gold hoops and her hair slicked back.
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Winter wore a skeleton-print leotard with black fishnets and black thigh-high boots, which she paired with some slicked back hair and what appeared to be a skeleton unicorn purse.
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In the first movie poster for his upcoming film Joker, Phoenix embraces his character while wearing a white polka-dotted shirt, slicked-back hair, white makeup and a red clown smile.
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"At first we did a center-part pony, but then I looked up some of Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's slicked ponies, and we made the change to a side part," she said.
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Hagan buzzed in a young Mexican man with slicked-back hair, who turned out to be her boyfriend, Jorgé, a brewer at a nearby craft brewery, La Santisima Flor de Lupulo.
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Mr. Slaton appeared in a photo on the "About Us" section of the site, a guy in his mid-40s, with a grin, a lightly whiskered chin and slicked-back hair.
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Yes, they adamantly believe in the power of theater, as evidenced by their bejeweled bathing suits, gelatin slicked-back hair and waterproof-red lipstick smiles, but they're not just fooling around.
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But it's the Peruvian version that's best known here in the United States, buoyed by the many restaurants that serve the bird in all its burnished, garlic-scented, drippings-slicked glory.
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It was a little like eating a crostini topped with the freshest possible buffalo milk mozzarella, except with the cheese piled on a piping hot tomato-slicked pizza instead of toast.
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At one point in time, the beauty at New York Fashion Week was cookie-cutter: slicked-back ponytails, barely-there makeup, and a bit of Vaseline used to highlight models' cheekbones.
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"A sliced tiny banana, slicked with seaweed oil and dotted with a paste made with its own burnt peel" is among the impressions Jonathan Gold recounted in The Los Angeles Times.
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In 2009, Tyra Banks, known for her long, sandy blond lace fronts, appeared on the first episode of the fifth season of her talk show wearing her natural hair, slicked back.
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Ali Ala'ideen, a groom whose hair was slicked back like Elvis's, said that he and his new wife could not afford a honeymoon, but that he was grateful to be married.
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Rami Malek's performance as Elliott was tremendous, as he peeked from a hoodie with sad-owl eyes slicked with sweat, shuddering as if he were in continual detox from society's poisons.
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Here is a 22-year-old version of the Oscar-nominated actor showing off his slicked-back look at the Premiere of "U-Turn" in Los Angeles, CA back in 1997 (left).
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People formed lines radiating from where rescuers worked, passing back messages with their needs: water, or expert assistance from an electrician, and in this case, cardboard to lay on rain-slicked ground.
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The X-Factor: Rooney Mara looked elegant — and vaguely goth — in a sheer Alexander McQueen dress, which she paired with slicked-back hair, dark red lips — and a hint of black lingerie.
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In the brief video, she seems to be wearing her bob stick straight with thick bangs, a change from the slicked back, oh-so-trendy look she debuted a few months ago.
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To complete their looks, Kaia curled her blonde hair, wore a waist-high belt, red shoes and red lips while Kane went with slicked-back dark hair, black converse and dark sunglasses.
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The Hateful Eight star, 211, stepped out on the red carpet sporting a slicked-to-the-side, longer-than-usual hairstyle with a single lock of hair that fell across his forehead.
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The quality of the video is low, but you can see that his hair is just slicked back—not completely bald, as the doctored video that's going viral would have you believe.
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Whether there's a slew of plunging dresses or an overload of slicked hairstyles that stars choose to sport on the big day, the trends are guaranteed to change from year to year.
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The 23-year-old singer hit the MTV VMAs white carpet with her go-to hairstyle — a slicked-back updo, plus her brand-new bangs — but this time, with a slight twist.
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He held three concerts in Canada before returning home on March 23 and attending a service at his Jehovah's Witness Kingdom Hall, dressed in a suit and tie, his hair slicked back.
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On a recent drizzly Tuesday morning, a small group of ink enthusiasts—already rain-slicked, under umbrellas and ponchos—stood on Gapstow Bridge, in Central Park, admiring a brilliant-pink pokeweed bush.
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By tipoff, there was one seat open at Halftime Sports Bar: a stool at a cocktail table in the back room that was otherwise occupied by a guy with slicked-back hair.
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In the picture, he's sporting a bald face, black eyeliner, and a slicked-back 'do — conjuring up images of a mid-aughts MySpace kid at Warped Tour, as my coworker put it.
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It would be next to impossible to miss the Canadian 400m hurdler, from her tattoos to her sunglasses to her armada of hairstyles—an enormous vibrant pompadour, or slicked-back and selachian.
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Meanwhile, Cornell grew up the youngest son of two alcoholic parents (an accountant and pharmacist), in a rain-slicked depressive city that bears little resemblance to the gentrified Amazonian vortex of 2017.
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Update: For her late December wedding, Hilary Duff wore her chic blonde bob slicked back in a wet and wavy style, topped with a dainty pearl headband by accessories designer Jennifer Behr.
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That cake would make a nice capstone to a big Saturday night meal: fried chicken, perhaps, with mashed potatoes, gravy, some slaw and biscuits, a nice heaping pile of yolk-slicked peas.
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About halfway through the cooking of the onions and peppers, set your sausages in another hot, oil-slicked pan, and cook them through until crisp and brown on the exterior, turning often.
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She used to collect free perfume samples from White Lakes Mall, empty the little vials onto her stonewashed jeans, strike a disposable lighter, and run, slicked with blue flame, through the dark.
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Lying down onto a slicked-up wooden floor, she spins her naked body across its square perimeter for what felt like five minutes but could have easily been twenty — it was entrancing.
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Watch more on Motherboard: Before the oil-slicked water is considered clean, even the teeny tiny oil droplets need to be removed, so they don't pose any further threat to the environment.
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Please, don't let slicked-back McAdoo make you pine for Tom Coughlin, a man who in his last season was so out of it that he no longer understood the concept of time.
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" They were also genuine admirers of the other's work, with Cooper recounting to the publication: "She had her hair slicked back and she sang 'La Vie en Rose,' and I was just... levitating.
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But the most recent shot of the actress shows her rocking a dark pixie slicked back into a pompadour style, which is basically the hair equivalent of a leather jacket and combat boots.
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Night City doesn't necessarily look all that distinctive; the neon lights and rain-slicked streets of cyberpunk are everywhere today, and I didn't see much that made Cyberpunk 2077's setting stand out.
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With her long, straight hair slicked back off her face, matte skin, and monochromatic pink tones on her eyes, lips, and cheeks, Hadid's look was the perfect modern embodiment of '80s Businesswoman Barbie.
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In an homage to the German retrofuturists' style, both father and son dress in orange shirts and black ties with slicked-back hair, while they do the famed robot dance and nerd out.
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To accompany this biker spirit, he rocks a perennial slicked-back forelock and a deep, crooning voice, which sets the stage for the band's Amerophile phase, which was heavily supported by Josh Homme.
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We can't say we're all that surprised, the pink, blue, and purple shadows look stunning when slicked onto lids solo or packed on top of other shadows for a hit of metallic color.
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The edit seamlessly brings the scene into modernity, with Bateman and his squad of hair-slicked elites taking turns showing off their cards in a not-so-subtle showing of finance culture gamesmanship.
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I used a standard stainless-steel pan set over the highest flame on my hottest burner, slicked with a teensy bit of vegetable oil to prevent sticking (a 1/2 teaspoon or less).
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The models' hair was slicked back, their lips glossy red, their eyes shadowed, the highest Mistress pumps on their feet, the tiniest, shiniest of clothes on their backs, with the biggest of shoulders.
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The makeup artists had epilated, touched up the skin here and there, injected the lips and slicked them in a gloss that shimmered like broken glass, but they'd left the crude tattoos visible.
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Let It Die plays like the deranged lovechild of FromSoft's fiendish Souls series and a survival game in the style of Rust, albeit one still slicked and writhing in bloody orthopteran afterbirth (sorry).
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Models still in their street clothes were being fitted with fishnet caps, their hair slicked down underneath to prepare for the bobbed wigs that would transform them into '60s vixens for the runway.
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I'll make grilled cheese sandwiches with it tonight, the sweet-tart fruit dabbed on mustard-slicked bread topped with good shredded Cheddar, the outside coated with a little mayonnaise and toasted in butter.
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Some are fully inflated, blown up into pillowlike shapes that rock side to side; others, deflated, conform to the contours of the dancers' bodies, transforming them into what look like oil-slicked statues.
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Just as eye-catching were tall boots in ruched leather and, as Proenza Schouler can always be counted on to create dynamism from head to toe, many of the models' slicked-back hair.
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I saw piles of cracked surface ice that looked like discarded windows, basalt rock walls slicked over with thick layers of ice, and delicate snow-covered formations like this one at Flour Bay.
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WATCH: The Sexiest Looks From the 2016 Met Gala in Under 2 Minutes And lastly, Balmain babe Kim Kardashian opted for a dramatic beauty look: a sleek, slicked-back do and barely there brows.
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WEEK 6Right before I left for the final 6.3-mile Nike Choose Go race, a co-worker commented that she liked the way my hair looked when it was slicked back in a bun.
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In a tux with slicked black hair, he zipped around the gilded hotel ballroom to a soundtrack of Rihanna, Taylor Swift, and RuPaul, never getting the chance to enjoy his own three-course dinner.
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With slicked-back hair, minimal accessories, and barely-there sandals, Winter put her best Old Hollywood redux foot forward in her own interpretation of the dress silhouette that has become a red carpet standard.
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The action veers from explosion-filled car chases on slicked down Gotham streets to bruising brawls in abandoned buildings, but any promise of deeper meaning dissolves the minute Batman and Superman start trading blows.
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When l was that age, there were teddy boys and rockers, slicked-back hair, and you didn't have holes in every part of your body that it was possible to stick a ring in.
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Rivers may fill up even faster now that soil is so storm-slicked and sodden it cannot hold more water, said Drew Coleman, a professor of geological sciences at the University of North Carolina.
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Moving her from the ambulance stretcher to the bed took less than a minute—but only because the sheets had been slicked and tucked in, and her thrashing body slid easily onto the bed.
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The bar for viral Olympic moments was set high (low?) during the opening ceremony, when television commentators breathlessly gawked at Pita Taufatofua, a shirtless and oil-slicked Tongan taekwondo athlete and an aspiring model.
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Sporting a slicked-back ponytail, hiking boots, and blue jeans, 38-year-old New Orleans native Sean Reagan lounges on a bench in San Miguel de Allende, the colonial Mexican town where he lives.
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Confined for much of the time to an uncomfortable chair in Giacometti's dilapidated studio, hair slicked back, attired in an immaculate coat and tie, Lord seems the stoic opposite of his unkempt, mercurial host.
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Countless young people bore witness to some of the most horrific scenes imaginable: broken, dismembered bodies; floors slicked with blood; parents virtually paralyzed with grief, clutching siblings' coffins as they disappear into the earth.
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Not long after moving to Fordham University in the Bronx in 2013, Munshi-South started setting traps in New York's dingiest nooks: subway platforms, storm drains, and the grease-slicked pavement outside pizza joints.
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Brown's music is a cross-pollination between the slicked electric textures of 1980s R&B, the warm grooves of Golden Era hip-hop, the thrashing power of rock and the effortless virtuosity of jazz.
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Engler, who was cautious and businesslike, with slicked hair and a graying goatee, had been mayor for three years, though he had lived in Laconia for almost 17 and owned The Laconia Daily Sun.
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He had gray "slicked back hair," a gray mustache and was wearing a white T-shirt and long black shorts, the department said, and was last seen riding a gray and black mountain bike.
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Pinedo had his dark hair slicked back and wore a black suit, black dress shirt, purple tie and hoop earrings, the picture of a man caught out of place in a serious federal action.
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In the decade after his retirement, he was often seen on the streets of the elegant Rome neighborhood where he lived in an Opus Dei residence, elegantly dressed and with slicked-back silver hair.
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An entree of sausage and beans is in fact a delightfully garlicky, loosely packed pork link made in-house, served with pleasingly firm black-eyed peas and mustard greens, slicked with that same dressing.
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Agron sports a navy blazer with matching wide-leg pants, a pajama-like navy set with white piping, a slinky navy dress and more, all of which she wears with a slicked-back wavy hairstyle.
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Wall Street, Glengarry Glen Ross, and The Wolf of Wall Street, which begins in the exact year Pose takes place, have all frozen the pinstripe-suited, cutthroat, hair-slicked business culture of the era forever.
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The pieces around the crown of the head can be swept to either side for a casual look, parted precisely for a more sophisticated finish, or slicked back into the chic and modern "wet" style.
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In the photo, Stone smiles at the camera while in the midst of stepping out of the pool with her hair slicked back, makeup-free, and wearing a giraffe-print brown and white string bikini.
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Three of them — Duvall, Pacino and Caan — flew to Coppola's home in San Francisco to read lines, and the director's wife Eleanor helped the actors get into character by giving them slicked-back gangster haircuts.
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By 11pm, the floor is packed full of the kind of dudes that never really grew out of winking at you in the McDonalds car park – Hawaiian-shirts and slicked back, Nick Carter-esque hair.
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The star offset the super-sugary, cakelike vibe of her dress with a dark wine lip and slicked-down bun, and with both she bucked two of the biggest CMA trends: sequins and giant hair.
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To get the slick style, Randall re-wet the roots with the same primer spray and added a layer of Moco De Gorila gel for "an ultimate, set it and forget it" slicked-back style.
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Her center-parted slicked-back hair spotlights an airbrushed complexion, punctuated by bold feathery brows, pale lavender eyeshadow, a kiss of pink on the apples of her cheeks, and a demi-matte peachy lip color.
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At 2019's Emmys, Harington wore a stylish, modern-cut black tuxedo and a white dress shirt without a tie or bow tie, and swapped out his shaggy hair for a short, slicked-back 'do.
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Disheveled, eyes bruised with fatigue, and feeling grungy after two days of showerless toil, 240 video game designers, artists and programmers disembarked on Saturday afternoon from the rain-slicked California Zephyr at the Emeryville, Calif.
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Those shrilly colorful sculptures, paved with crystal and glitter, seem to wink from the walls or spring from the floor, a stretch of poured concrete slicked with garage paint in a naughty shade of pink.
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Next to this, a plate of mentaiko spaghetti looks almost bare, but it's just as thrilling: noodles slicked with cream, soy sauce and translucent pink cod roe cured in salt, kombu, sake and red chile.
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When I stepped back into the clinic on Monday, open again as promised, the lobby was abuzz with stories from listless, sweat-slicked patients who were waiting to dose for the first time in days.
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The storm slicked the Willamette Valley of Oregon with an inch of solid ice Wednesday, and it could leave behind 2 feet of snow in Yosemite National Park in Nevada and parts of Wyoming and Utah.
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A bouncy Scot with slicked-back, '40s movie-star hair, O'Hagan had spent the day at Parliament with Sam, now 47, who came carefully in a few minutes later, navigating his way forward, arms before him.
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She's getting glam with her beloved hair stylist Justine Marjan (who seems to have created a slicked-back hair look for the evening) and makeup artist Sir John, who went for a vibrant purple smoky eye.
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Instead of the swoop of thin golden straw he's sported for what feels like forever, Trump walked on stage and removed a white "USA" baseball cap from his head to reveal a new slicked-back hairstyle.
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"No it's just wet and slicked back but good observation lol," the star tweeted back to the fan who voiced a suspicion about Kardashian West's hair in a video of herself baking blueberry muffins on Snapchat.
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The former Twilight star, who was last seen sporting short, slicked-back brunette locks during her Saturday Night Live hosting gig last month, has not only dyed her hair platinum-blonde — she's also shaved her head.
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But if you're just not down to take a chance, grab your strong-hold hairspray and go for a style with zero chance of fluff, like a super-slicked bun that he created on Karlie Kloss.
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There was the period where we fried our hair into stick-straight oblivion (oops), months we wore nothing but messy topknots, and don't get us started on all the bottles of crunchy gel we slicked on.
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Again and again, he also dangles by a single, sweat-slicked Hitchcockian hand as all of Hong Kong anxiously watches his escapades below or on TV, oohing and ahhing in presumptive harmony with the movie's audience.
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That dalliance with the formal jacket aside, he usually sports plain shirts, chinos, casual shoes, and an unfussy haircut that stand out among the suits, ties, and slicked-back hair favored by the majority of congressmen.
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Venue floors are slicked with vomit from motion sickness, and rhythmic gymnastics gains new relevance in this bright future, as dance moves adapt to accommodate the miles of cabling snaking their way throughout the dancefloor. 4.
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The best dishes there — like the tender omelet with preserved turnips, the beef tartare slicked with charred scallion oil, and the pork-shrimp won tons with Sichuan vinaigrette — weren't exactly fusion, but they weren't traditional, either.
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Mickey Rooney as Mr. Yunioshi in 1961's "Breakfast at Tiffany's," stumbling around his Manhattan apartment in a blue bathrobe, his face contorted — lips barely closing over grotesquely pronounced buckteeth, slicked-back hair dyed jet black.
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Our charismatic and barefoot guide, Sophie, an intense young woman with an orange buzz cut, wearing a long traditional madras plaid skirt and toe rings, led us huffing and puffing up a rain-slicked forest path.
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Joe's hair is slicked back and Sophie is wearing her blonde hair in a high pony and a ruffled dress — until a black-haired, darker version of herself comes and knocks her out of the way.
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Dark eyes ringed with eye shadow, Beale Street suit, and slicked-back hair that would fall down over his eyes, Elvis Presley looked like nothing that had come before him that night, or ever in American television.
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The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star attended the Rachel Zoe Spring/Summer 2019 presentation in Los Angeles when she abandoned her usual short, golden-highlighted, choppy style for a new a slicked-back long, straight ponytail.
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"No it's just wet and slicked back but good observation lol," the star tweeted back to the fan who thought Kardashian West's hair looked a bit darker in a video she posted baking blueberry muffins on Snapchat.
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At the 2017 Emmy Awards, Millie Bobby Brown, Lea Michele, and Laverne Cox were just a few of the major actresses who rocked slicked-back hair, whose appeal lies in how damn easy it is to do.
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Olivia Culpo topped her center-parted, slicked-back style, created by celebrity hairstylist Justine Marjan for Paul Mitchell and MarulaOil, with a dainty silver headband, which is actually a Mattia Cielo diamond necklace worn as a headpiece.
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In the images, Mom was smiling while wearing a black swimsuit and big sunglasses with her hair slicked back as she held her baby, who was rocking a white one-piece with pictures of fruit on it.
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A mustachioed Depp, his hair slicked back, was decked out in a bulletproof vest and wearing a police medallion around his neck for his role as a detective who investigates the Tupac Shakur and Notorious B.I.G. murders.
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It reminds me a little of Dan Bejar's recent work as Destroyer — the slicked-back synths, the creeping sense something is unwell in this little sound world — but it has more heart, and more vocal firepower too.
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During a recent visit to Toronto, Canada, Felton had a photograph taken of himself wearing Slytherin robes while standing alongside a picture of his younger self in character as Malfoy, complete with his signature slicked-back hair.
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She also debuted the black and white cover art, featuring Swift sporting her signature dark lip, as well as slicked-back hair and a sweatshirt, with mock newspaper headlines and columns superimposed over part of her face.
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When I finally slicked on my (other) go-to red the morning after this experiment, it was the exact opposite of going back to sugar: There was no sick feeling or stomachache, and there was no regret.
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The timing was unusual — most churches conduct Sunday services in the morning — and so was his look, which consisted of golf shoes, a baseball hat and a new slicked-back hairstyle that nabbed most of the headlines.
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His gray hair was slicked back on his head, and he was almost unrecognizable from photos taken before his 193 capture in Brazil, where he'd been hiding out in a São Paulo mansion with his bodybuilder boyfriend.
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A Mohegan Sun-bound bus that skidded off a snow-slicked interstate highway in Connecticut last year and overturned was operated by the Boston branch of the company that runs Dahlia tour buses, according to federal records.
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Slide them into an oil-slicked sauté pan set over medium heat, and slowly toast the spices on the skin of the bird, allowing everything to get crisp on what the marine engineers call a slow bell.
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Some objected to her shepherding black models into a "special" issue; others disliked the oil-spill photographs, calling their portrayal of the model Kristen McMenamy as a sort of high-fashion, oil-slicked bird of paradise insensitive.
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Swift also debuted the black and white cover art, featuring the star sporting her signature dark lip, as well as slicked-back hair and a sweatshirt, with mock newspaper headlines and columns superimposed over part of her face.
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Just a few days after the singer presented her second Fenty x Puma collection at Paris Fashion Week wearing her long, center-parted hair pulled into a slicked low ponytail, Rihanna revealed a brand new do on Instagram.
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Normally, if Bale's hair is on the longer side, it's slicked back a la Patrick Bateman or Bruce Wayne, but for a few months in 2010 and 2011, the actor gave his hair the chance to hang free.
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And while NYFW has been all about Kaia Gerber everywhere you look, her brother Presley got his moment to shine at Ralph Lauren, modeling a classic black and white suiting look with his blonde hair suavely slicked back.
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When my plane landed in Seattle, Washington, I took it as a good sign that the man sitting across the isle from me was wearing a black suit with a black tie and had his hair slicked back.
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But I love the show's unconditional love for New York City, the way so many episodes end with Carrie sauntering down a rain-slicked sidewalk, espousing her love for the Big Apple as saxophones wail in the background.
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The gang of boys — a cast of soon-to-be stars including Matt Dillon, Rob Lowe and Tom Cruise — all wore bluejeans and had slicked hair, their biceps exposed as they strutted down the street scrabbling and laughing.
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And the massive HangarBicocca presented a devastating exhibition of the Polish polymath Mirosław Bałka, whose whirring fans, hallways slicked with soap, and pumps of coal-black water circled around, but never disclosed, the horrors of the Holocaust. 20163.
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Between bouts at UFC 22014, CM Punk, the former WWE wrestler born Phil Brooks, arrived on screen wearing a suit and slicked hair while UFC commentator Joe Rogan asked him why he was about to become a UFC fighter.
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Lopez posed for pictures outside The View on Wednesday in a long fuzzy red coat worn with a white turtleneck sweater with attached train, matching long wide-leg pants, tinted shades, Vhernier and Kallati rings and slicked-back hair.
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Slicked back and snugly sculpted to the head, buns are arguably at their most utilitarian on ballerinas, keeping any errant wisps at bay mid-pirouette — and on models walking the runway, where the bun has never lost its favor.
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Salemme, who headed the New England family of La Costa Nostra in the early 1990s, was sitting at a table with his lawyers several feet away, with slicked-back wisps of grey hair, a brown jacket and blue tie.
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This place feels a world away from the noisy city streets outside—the Wrigley's-covered bus stops, oil-slicked roads, and hordes of Spanish tourists inhaling hot exhaust fumes while they wait to see a wax figure of will.i.am.
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Western forests, once our allies against warming, threw in the towel and slicked off, releasing millennia of captured carbon, initiating a feedback cycle resulting in more warming, more lightning, more fires, and more overtime hours than I ever wanted.
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"The film is as handsome to watch as it is preposterous to listen to, full of gorgeous nocturnal city images that splash blaring neon colors against filthy, rain-slicked gray," Janet Maslin wrote in her review in The Times.
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Heaps of the imported cheese, which the restaurant buys in 28-pound containers, come flecked with dried oregano and slicked with olive oil, and act as a soft, creamy condiment for fried or broiled seafood, or dainty lamb chops.
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In a 2014 Facebook post, she explained that years of bleaching and dyeing it red for her roles on the Nickelodeon series "Victorious" and "Sam & Cat" had left her hair terribly damaged, hence her reliance on the slicked-back style.
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Dressed in a white tank top, baggy khaki pants, and a heavy cardigan wrapped around her, the singer looked every bit the casual glam icon with her hair slicked back into a bun and rose-colored aviator sunglasses on her face.
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"Guess who's at my house and I did a reading with!" the 38-year-old reality star, who wore a white tank top with her hair slicked back into a tight ponytail and dramatic eye makeup, squealed to the camera.
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You know what I'm talking about: A new formula promises to get your curls on point, but $30 and three hours later you're left with a flat wash-and-go that becomes a slicked-back bun for the upcoming week.
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In our hearts, we know that winter is superior—that snowfalls and peacoats, mulled wine and roasted meat, and the cool wind arcing our woolen scarves behind us on leafless streets, are preferable to oil-slicked bodies covered in sand.
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While Jammer's early videos (see: "Murkle Man") were recorded with a grainy-screened flip camera, this one is slicked-back and pumped with colour—more like a classic hip-hop video than something out of the East end circa 2005.
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From a fun, twisted half-up look to a slicked-back bob that's surprisingly easy to create with the help of a few key Kristin Ess products, see how these two women up the ante on this season's styles, just above.
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Some say slicked-back hair, for those dangerously sexy Sharon Stone-in-Basic Instinct vibes; others insist it's all about loose, tousled Victoria's Secret waves, assuming you are trying to trick your date into believing you are a Victoria's Secret model.
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He photographed model and actress Megan Pormer for the shoot, which featured a gorgeous cover of her with slicked-back, wet hair and sunglasses, along with some artistic photos of her walking through a pool wearing a cobalt evening gown.
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Beefy with slicked-back hair, Efraim has a gregarious, ingratiating demeanor that makes you instantly distrust anything he says, but Hill is so boisterous and charming that we understand why the going-nowhere David convinces himself that their bond is real.
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In the clip, Luna could be seen with her hair slicked back into a tiny ponytail as she tried to persuade her mom to give her three pieces of candy for good behavior (the court ultimately settled on two pieces).
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And they put on the du-rag just to keep my hair down, and they were gonna take it off when I was about to shoot, and my hair would be slicked back and I'd look really dangerous and juvenile.
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Simmons mirrors this grasping appetite at the Drawing Center, using that well-known horror movie trope of the names of forgotten (but not quiescent) figures appearing on walls — the letters dripping down, slicked by the sweat of fright or desperation.
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It can be hard to imagine now, but Legere used to have slicked-back hair and a penchant for suits — until he decided that part of his brand turnaround would involve him as the personification of the new T-Mobile.
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In the video, costar Daniel Radcliffe stood in the middle and watched as Felton (with slicked back, platinum blond hair) and Watson (with frizzy brown hair and bangs) played a game in which they tried to slap each other's hands.
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A murmur erupted from the sweat-slicked crowd perched on top of the Range 409A observation point as 4th Tank Battalion's M1A2 Abrams Main Battle Tank fired another dead-center hit during TIGERCOMP August 29 aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton.
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In Heiner Müller's celebrated 1995 production at the Berliner Ensemble, for instance, Martin Wuttke, as Ui, entered as a dog, bare-chested and slavering on all fours, his tongue painted a lurid red, his black hair slicked into Hitler's side part.
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The quietly stunning "Georgian salad" looks like what you might find at a lazy neighborhood potluck: a wide platter of sliced cucumber, strips of red onion and unspecial tomatoes slicked with dressing and punctuated with green bits of scallion and herbs.
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Currently Tauba Auerbach, better known for her abstract paintings, is trying out something new: her first kinetic sculpture, solar-powered, composed of twisted, tensile wires that pull away from a soap-slicked central tube and produce coruscating but evanescent diamonds.
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Aside from sleeping with an anime-style body pillow of Edith Piaf or moodily staring out a rain-slicked window, there are arguably few things more French than fervidly devouring some pâté heartily spread on a crusty chunk of baguette.
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Since becoming foreign minister in 2013 at age 27, Mr. Kurz has become known for his slim-line suits, a tendency to forgo ties (though he does wear them in debates and during state occasions), open collars and slicked-back hair.
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Watson wore a slicked-back high ponytail braid and large statement earrings (that practically grazed her shoulders!) Moore, whose color-blocked look also featured a thigh-high slit, styled the design with Forevermark jewelry — all in collaboration with stylist Cristina Ehrlich.
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Though he slouched with his arm on the defense table, pursed his lips and stroked his chin throughout, the 33-year-old lawyer spruced up his navy suit with cufflinks, a teal tie and white pocket square and slicked-back hair.
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As a teenager in Vancouver, Girard learned the craft, traveling from his suburban home to the city, where he photographed everything from eerily deserted streets to people in diners and the colorful reflections of neon signs in rain-slicked streets.
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Her blond hair is slicked to the side, cyborg style, every dress she wears looks like a ruby shield, and she's got the advantage of the ultra-beautiful: she is gorgeous enough so that sexist insults rebound off her as envy.
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To accessorize her blinged-out look, Beyoncé, 37, added a pair of matching strappy heels, Lorraine Schwartz jewelry, a diamond-encrusted clutch, and kept her hair in a sleek ponytail of cornrows braids with tiny curls slicked to the side of her head.
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The actress opted for a sage J. Mendel tulle dress cinched at the waist with a black band before exploding into a full skirt and finished off a diamond choker, a slicked back low bun, and a swipe of deep burgundy lipstick.
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An automobile roars away with the occupants cursing or laughing," Virgil S. Beck writes, before describing the criminals themselves: "In the madly driven car a short, lean, thin-faced youth, his black hair slicked back, grip the handle of a machine gun.
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Best known for his signature outfit of a black suit, high collars, dark sunglasses and a white slicked back ponytail, fingerless gloves and dark glasses, Lagerfeld was consistently outspoken — sharing his wit and singular opinions in many memorable interviews over the years.
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Amid a crowd dominated by men in suits and slicked back hair and women wearing designer handbags and jewelry in turquoise - the color Kurz chose for his campaign - Pavlina Hristova, a 55-year old launderette worker with broken German seemed ill at ease.
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Jennifer Lawrence is bringing back slicked back waves, Gabrielle Union is wearing the same bouncy curls Whitney Houston once did, and we can't even remember the last time someone didn't bring a photo of Debbie Harry into the salon as bangs inspiration.
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It's a familiar mindset in these dog days, in which I am wholly consumed with the impending doom of climate catastrophe and more or less unable to remember a time when i wasn't slicked in a thin-to-moderate layer of sweat.
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Presenting the Stephen F Kolzak Award to Orange is the New Black's Ruby Rose at the 27th Annual GLAAD Media Awards in Beverly Hills, California, Swift's short crop was slicked behind her ear on one side, and the other into a loose wave.
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Luke might not be into what Gilead is all about, if only because the entire power structure of Gilead — made up of white men in natty suits with slicked-back hair as it is — wouldn't seem to have much room for him.
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"I did a photoshoot and she sprayed me with water, because she was like 'Oh my god you should do the Kim Kardashian, like, slicked-back hair with the sweetheart neck,' and I was like OK," she recalls while showing off the photo.
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Mr. Hill — who, with his slicked-back hair and smooth demeanor, is said to have inspired the look of Gordon Gekko in "Wall Street" (a claim Mr. Hill says is inaccurate) — not only wants to share more of his collection with the public.
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The "Hello" singer attended Drake's 1920's mob gangster-themed event with her hair slicked back into a half-up-half-down ponytail — apparently inspired by Ginger McKenna in Martin Scorsese's 1995 film "Casino," a Las Vegas showgirl who specializes in manipulating men.
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Go ahead and plop your parts on down on that seat; you'll more likely catch your next infection from your sick work neighbor with an aversion to hand washing or a snotty child who slicked up the grocery cart before you touched it.
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Spencer, who dropped out of Duke University while studying for a doctorate, is depicted in photos rocking the slicked-back hairstyle of a Brooklyn mixologist, and his website Radix Journal dishes on pop culture almost as much almost as much as politics.
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It's most recent reincarnation was probably due to Don Draper's neat hairstyle on Mad Men and Jimmy Darmody's slicked-back coif in Boardwalk Empire, two TV shows with protagonists who desperately want to be "good men," but are weighed down by machismo and existential angst.
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Her jawline, once buried under prosthetic fat, is now as sharp as a knife; all of a sudden, her lips are slicked with bright pink, notice-me gloss, and her bouncin' and behavin' hair is straight out of those sexy Herbal Essences commercials of yore.
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Jepsen, 30 and Hudgens, 27 wore their short hair down, with the former Disney star pushing hers away from her face in slicked back look and the "Call Me Maybe" singer going for a half-up 'do, framing her face with some fringed bangs.
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To celebrate, Kim slicked back her new long, white-blonde hair (which she swears is the real deal!), wearing a black spaghetti strap dress with some seriously daring cutouts across her abs and a thigh-high slit, paired with some simple black strappy sandals.
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There's something viscerally satisfying in how unrepentantly gross Thick Spit is; its songs about blood clots, wet organs, and pulling out your own hair come spilling out of two phlegm-slicked throats, with Sami Kaiser's forcing out rabid howls and Zach Miller's propelling guttural roars.
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I've just watched him and his men take turns carrying out the day's ritual: affix respirators to their face, climb down a ladder into an oil-slicked pit, strain against stiff valves on the exposed wellhead, be overwhelmed by the gases, retreat, and repeat.
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Her "faux-hawk" of slicked, tight knots down her head, showed off a golden blonde hue and dark brown roots without a ton of room for some lace-front wizardry, leading us to believe that it's actually what her hair looks like underneath it all.
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Instead of his signature suit and slicked-back hair, he wore a black Polo shirt, blue shorts, and a pair of running sneakers, and he had a black ice compression sling over his right shoulder that looked like half of a football shoulder pad.
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Ken's 2017 aesthetic stands in stark contrast to his 1961 "all-American" look of chiseled abs, ocean blue eyes, and banana-yellow, slicked-back hair: Now you can choose from 15 different boy toys with a range of hairstyles, outfits, skin tones, and body types.
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And she's having just as much fun with it as it looks, rocking everything from a slicked-down pixie to the textured, "rope-like" look she wore to the New York Film Festival on Wednesday evening, and stylist Kylee Heath is spilling the details.
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But while meat and game are a theme of both the restaurant's décor and menu — the antelope tartare has been an early hit — nothing at Angler is quite as visceral as the radicchio, which is grilled and slicked with beet juice-infused X.O. vinaigrette.
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Cook a little bit of ground beef in a wok slicked with neutral oil and, when it's no longer pink and watery but starting to crisp and bubble, hit it with a big, sloppy tablespoon or two of gochujang or other spicy chili-bean paste.
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As I spoke with his mother — we sat on leather couches that had been meticulously cleaned and bore none of the markings of children in the house — Michael's father, his thinning hair dyed and slicked back, his hands resting anxiously on his knees, sat nearby.
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And yet, the concrete, plantings, and water features not only evoke the mountains, forests and natural elements that surround the city, they also shield neighborhood residents and nearby convention center visitors from air pollution and divert stormwater from falling on the oil-slicked highway below.
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She took Girls executive producers Lena Dunham and Jenni Konner as her dates to the Met Gala in 2016 — both of them dressed as Lyons lookalikes in tuxedos, slicked-back hair, and heavy glasses — and she made a cameo on Girls as a GQ editor.
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With musical references ranging from garage to orchestration and psychedelia – performed by a theatrical frontman with slicked hair, black lipstick and silver earrings, and a guitarist who never took off his thick white-rimmed glasses – many audiences didn't know what to make of them.
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When it comes to her hair, Woodley loves playing with her length — going from long and flowing to short and choppy — adding small color changes along the way and, as of late, shifting from her go-to braids to more avant-garde looks (slicked back, wet hair).
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If the inspiration was subtle for the cover, the accompanying editorial inside made it all the more obvious with a recreation of the iconic image of her in the canadian tuxedo, her hair slicked back in a braid, a huge pair of gold hoops on her ears.
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Seven weeks before, in October, Gosling, 37, was pictured on the same film set with a slicked back side part when he was first spotted in costume since signing on for the movie for which he will reteam with his La La Land director, Damien Chazelle.
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While many have come to know her for dramatic red lips and colorful eye makeup (not to mention fearless hair colors), the star opted to go more low-key for her return to the stage, rocking a nearly barefaced complexion, nude lip and slicked back blonde tresses.
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The new Moschino collection, cartoonishly printed with remixes from the British Pop artists Gilbert & George, was loud and bright; the models, in neon suits and jeans, barreled out slicked with paint about the hair, ears and sunglasses, as if they hadn't even had time to clean up.
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In the video below, Chris McMillan, Living Proof's hairstylist to the stars (such as Jennifer Aniston, Selena Gomez, and Taylor Swift to name a few), lets us in on the secrets for achieving the look, which is a departure from Kim's usual slicked buns and ponies.
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The slicked-down hair on the models brought to mind the street toughs of Mr. Tisci's southern Italian background, as did a casting that skewed in a traditionally masculine direction and well away from the northern climes and the representative pale ephebes favored now by many designers.
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Containing the most potent songs the band's put to tape since 2007's mega-breakout Oracular Spectacular, Little Dark Age finds cosmic wizards Andrew VanWyngarden and Ben Goldwasser dipping their toes in all kinds of synth-slicked waters with equal parts glee and freaked-out paranoia.
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Popovich slicked his hair back with a minute left as the Thunder walked the ball up the court with the game tied and barked in anger as Kevin Durant (23 points) drew a foul — it appeared Danny Green fouled Durant only after tripping over Steven Adams's leg.
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Over the years the camera has caught her immaculate in tennis whites at her beach house in Venezuela; clasping the hand of a youthful Mick Jagger on the island of Mustique; lolling on the beach in Majorca, damp hair slicked back, her lips in a sultry pout.
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You can taste Ms. Giffen's respect for the Gallic kitchen in the way she makes potatoes: the creamy dauphinoise with strip steak, the lavishly buttered chunks and bits of potato with lobster (itself slicked down with olive oil and served with a subtle, earthy blood sauce).
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We may never have Bella Hadid's runway success, unreal wardrobe, famous ex, brand deals, and super-cool sister — sigh — but there is a sort of, kind of way to be her: by trying out this center-parted, slicked back hairstyle that she rocked at the 2016 Grammys.
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Related: Hey, Donald Trump, More Mexicans Are Leaving the US Than Entering Sporting a slicked-back ponytail, hiking boots, and blue jeans, 38-year-old New Orleans native Sean Reagan lounges on a bench in San Miguel de Allende, the colonial Mexican town where he lives.
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This unassuming spot inside of a tire shop just might sling the best carne asada tacos in all of LA. They are Tijuana-style, so you can expect plenty of mesquite smoke, handmade tortillas, and each taco to be slicked with an ungodly amount of thick guacamole.
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As you'll see in a video projection here, "Dis-Play II" and other installations were stages for Mr. Sonnier's performances with colleagues and friends, who would jump or plié in front of the illuminated solids, or raise and lower the Day-Glo-slicked panels like a seesaw.
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While it's not confirmed who dyed Bieber's blond locks, or what brought on the change, the singer has had quite the hair evolution, from a long bob to a buzz cut and recently sported a slicked-back 'do for his wedding to model, Hailey Baldwin, in September.
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" I love these looks because…: "I appreciated the polarity, which is pretty reflective of how I do my own hair and makeup on a day-to-day basis, and both looks — a natural one with slicked hair and an elongated cat-eye one — accentuated my natural features.
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DOHA, Qatar — I first noticed Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele's Twitter account when a colleague pointed me to his avatar: a handsome, lined face with slicked-back silver hair and a silver beard, looking like a stock image of a Latin American politician of a certain age.
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Basel, a self-assured 18-year-old with a thin beard and hair slicked up, left Aleppo for Germany during his final year of high school in 2014, both to escape the war and to avoid the Islamic State's growing presence since he is an Orthodox Christian.
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Departing from his usual black or navy suits, Kim gave his televised speech wearing black-rimmed glasses and slicked back hair, speaking fluently and rarely looking down to read as he raised the possibility of sending a delegation to the upcoming Winter Olympics in South Korea.
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Before the violence really ramps up, the movie features several scenes of the crime bosses, with their slicked-back long hair and tailored suits, just hanging out and talking casually about what they eat, how they feel about the government, and their opinions on how to fight bullies.
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After the Canadian pop star, who was dressed in an Albert Einstein-print shirt and Air Jordan shorts, got his hair slicked back and styled, the Drop the Mic co-host, who wore a plaid coat, grey top, and jeans, gave him a quick kiss on his neck.
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Even the company's most traditional of deal makers, the former vice chairman James B. Lee Jr. — known for his slicked-back hair and business shirts with white collars and cuffs — directed his bankers to dress in hoodies during the run-up to Facebook's initial public offering of stock.
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Steamed puddings of coconut cream, with no meddling but salt, rest atop delicate translucent bases of rice flour, palm sugar, coconut milk and pandan — a flavor so difficult to pin down, I can offer little more than to say that it always makes me picture bamboo slicked with rain.
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"When you put a snake and rat and falcon and a rabbit and a shark and a seal into a zoo without walls, things started getting nasty and bloody," said Mr. Priebus, whom Mr. Trump eventually ousted and abandoned on a rain-slicked tarmac at Andrews Air Force Base.
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Usually Deschanel and creative partner M. Ward specialize in generic coffeehouse folk slicked over and sugared up with heavy pedal steel, backup harmonies cooing and crooning, and other retro gestures designed to meld idealized classic-pop cheer with a sleepy coziness at odds with such facsimile's potential accuracy.
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Mr. Barney has filmed in Idaho before: The Busby Berkeley revue of "Cremaster 1" (1995) takes place on a blue Boise football field, while "River of Fundament" (2014), his six-hour noble failure of excrement-slicked reincarnation, features a poetic coda of salmon spawning in an Idaho river.
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This seems to be the recurring lesson from my descent into hyaluronic-acid-slicked hedonism: that, independent of performing feminine beauty for public approval, a small amount of effort can yield personally meaningful results, such as a higher frequency of smiling and making finger guns at yourself in the mirror.
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Now that figure skating, punching strangers in the face, horse wobbling, and petanque are Olympic sports, it can surely only be a matter of time until the noble art of speed eating becomes recognised as a competitive pastime dating back to the oil-slicked, naked days of Greco-Roman glory.
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The story of the boy, Killian Gonzalez, who endured one of the worst traumatic injuries that can affect small children in car crashes but escaped with his life through the actions of a good Samaritan, unfolded on State Highway 51, a two-lane road slicked by a hailstorm at the time.
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The mezze, or small plates meant to be shared, belie their apparent simplicity: from the lush muhammara, a walnut-and-red-pepper paste slicked with fruity olive oil to a chicken salad spiked with kebab spices to a stew of smoky braised eggplant sparked with tomato and tiny, nutty chickpeas.
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The three Instagram videos, preserved by The Miami Herald, show Mr. Gokce with his hair slicked back, a pair of dark aviators over his eyes and a tight V-neck shirt plunging below his sculpted chest, as he flicks his knife through medium-rare lamb chops at his Istanbul steakhouse.
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Wearing a black satin suit dress and her platinum blonde hair slicked back, Aguilera opened her performance with a smooth and spot-on a cappella rendition of Houston's "I Will Always Love You" before transitioning into hits "I Have Nothing" and "Run to You" as scenes from the iconic film played behind her.
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WireImage (2) For a more sleek and sophisticated look, Underwood wore her bob slicked-back with a whole lot of volume at the crown to pair with her gorgeous strapless black Nicolas Jebran gown with a ruffled sweetheart neckline and ultra-high slit, accessorized with black satin peep-toe Giuseppe Zanotti Design pumps.
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While the heavy '80s influence seen in the collection (which is rumored to be his last) is nothing new — we saw it at Balmain and J.W. Anderson's fall 2015 shows — this season Slimane took the theme to the next level, styling the overly dramatic looks with slicked back hair and bold red lips.
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On Tuesday night, the model shared a cryptic black and white shot of herself from behind with her hair slicked back into a ponytail, wearing a pair of low-slung jeans and a white baby tee emblazoned with the Chrome Hearts logo and a big B in Olde English font in the center.
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With every album cycle, a "new" Papa Emeritus is introduced—Emeritus II, with a slightly more stylized robe; Emeritus III, with a simpler skull design, slicked-back hair, white opera gloves, and a black Nehru jacket; and now Cardinal Copia, a Mafioso personality with a poorly-applied old man prosthetic on his face.
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Her hairstylist, Charles Baker Strahan, showed off the details of the look in close-up shots on Instagram, revealing that the top half of her strands were slicked into a series of knots, while the bottom half was compiled of twisted sections that were wrapped into additional knots, forming a faux-hawk shape.
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But this is only seen as a negative outcome because the original games view the world—the streets teaming with beggars, the blood-slicked whaling ships, the back alleys and rundown bars; the lot of it—as rightful property of the crown; an expensive snow globe that they aren't supposed to crack.
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With his gleaming white teeth and gleaming slicked-back white hair, his many striped shirts and ties and his aviator shades, the former vice president has a D.C. Top Gun-meets-power-casual-club cool that suggests exactly his selling point: He's the one who can compete with the guy in office.
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There's the new guy, Stéphane (Damien Bonnard), whom everyone calls Greaser on account of his slicked-back hair; the laid back Gwada (Djebril Zonga), from the neighborhood; and his partner, the wiry motormouth Chris (Alexis Manenti), who, though constantly disparaging the intelligence of people they're policing, considers himself a realist, not a bigot.
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So, it should come as no surprise that when the sex-positivity activist posted a glossy photo of herself wearing a black bikini and head-to-toe diamonds, with her pubic hair proudly displayed between her oil-slicked legs, she knew exactly what the headlines would be about — because she made sure of it.
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And he's not going to get better under current circumstances, with Carrie emitting lines that grow lamer by the second — "I am so, so sorry for what I did to you," she says about Berlin — and with his fate in the hands of a solicitor general whose slicked-back hair screams of bad intentions.
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For instance, tonight, you might make take whatever's still in the fridge after the holiday weekend, and mix it with cheese, and put that in sandwiches, and cook those in butter on the stove until they're golden and crisp, and eat them with pickles, or a wee salad slicked in oil and lemon juice.
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But I couldn't offer as much as the others… I had focused on the spark of the bullet, my friend frozen with his arms in the air, the RadioShack sign, the blonde-slicked-back hair and the crisp whiteness of the buttoned-down shirt of the Nazi as he gave us the Nazi salute.
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Though it was difficult not to smile when Riggins slicked back his dark hair as it fell in his face, or scratched at some hard ledge of muscle under his sleeveless sweater, people loved him primarily because he was Dillon's prince of darkness: incredibly gorgeous, popular, talented, and charming, but doomed by a broken family and alcoholism.
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Getty (2) She then stepped into a sweetheart-neckline black gown with sheer ivory panels, accented with a choker and thigh-high Brian Atwood boots and slicked back her long hair for her fourth look, which didn't last long; her fifth look — a sheer silver Naeem Khan turtleneck gown — was simultaneously more covered up and more body-baring.
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You can judge that by how quickly the image of the shirtless, oil-slicked Pita Taufatofua — the Tongan taekwondo champion with the body of a bendable action figure — as the flag bearer for his country's Olympics delegation not only stole the show at Friday evening's Parade of Nations but also soon enough thereafter stoked the internet.
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The guests included a South Beach chef, a lawyer who runs one of Miami's best-read food blogs, the owner of an artisan tea company and most of Mr. Patel's staff, who pitched in to grill whole queen snappers slicked with ginger-chile spice paste and to fill flatbreads with the purple Indian yam called ratalu.
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And, 18 years later ... the now 48-year-old comedian and husband to actress Isla Fischer -- who is celebrating his birthday Sunday -- showing off his slicked-back hair and good looks after the great success of his television series "Who Is America?" at a Press Conference for "The Spy" in Beverly Hills back in August (right).
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For one "casual dress" day in the eighth grade, when we were allowed to venture outside the confines of our plaid and khaki uniforms, I chose to wear baggy Gap jeans, a Tommy Hilfiger T-shirt, and my brother's Yankees baseball cap backward, with a swipe of MAC lipglass, gold hoop earrings, and my hair slicked back with a slight swoop.
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So Grinker and his partner Tracy Young, who simultaneously became enamored with Chinese food while working together at A Single Pebble in Vermont, decided to open a Chinese restaurant in Brooklyn's trendiest district, where, with few exceptions, there's little in the way of regional Chinese cuisine beyond the standard Americanized fare of grease-slicked lo mein and egg foo young.
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A South African breed bred for meat, the Boer is considerably more majestic than what one usually thinks of when conjuring up an image of a goat; less scraggly than their dairy cousins, Boers have impressive chests and necks, topped by rounded heads reminiscent of a 5 wood, large, dangling leporine ears, and lowish-profile horns that appear slicked back like a pompadour.
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The attacker, identified by law enforcement officials as Omar Mateen, a 22013-year-old who was born in New York, turned what had been a celebratory night of dancing to salsa and merengue music at the crowded Pulse nightclub into a panicked scene of unimaginable slaughter, the floors slicked with blood, the dead and the injured piled atop one another.
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Describing the haircut she got before the second Republican debate, for example, when she was deep in her Trump war and decided to lop her beach-babe waves into a slicked-back crop, Ms. Kelly quite cheerfully took a four-letter invitation and turned it into a taunt — thus owning the vulgarity and weaponizing what might otherwise have seemed a mere beauty decision.
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And what playing: the accent has broadened into a snarl; the hair is slicked back, piled high, or daubed with a dazzle of silver at the sides when Celeste is due onstage; and the hands are never still, plucking, splaying, pushing up the sleeves of her jacket, or slamming the table in a diner because the manager has the nerve to request a photograph.
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Legend has it that Dongpo, also a gastronome, invented the slow-cooked dish by accident; but no matter its origins, it eventually emerged as a popular Chinese delicacy — one so beloved that nearly 200 years ago, an anonymous Qing dynasty artist working for the emperor immortalized its oil-slicked form, sculpting a piece of jasper into a fleshy lump meticulously finished with wrinkles, dimples, and even a soy sauce-marinated rind.
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But there can't be any doubt that she is one of the city's great pasta practitioners when you eat I Sodi's square little chestnut-filled chestnut-flour tortelli in a sauce of butter and grated cheese, or butter-slicked ravioli stuffed with ricotta and spinach under fried sage leaves, or spaghetti cacio e pepe, noodles that twirl up into your mouth with a wiggle, carrying a black-pepper bite that lingers on and on.
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A skewered baby corn cob coated with kernels from a mature cob and slicked with deeply smoky barbecue sauce winked at the sort of fare you might find in Taipei's night markets, while Beef Tongue Cracker, an oblong crisp with shavings of velvety ox tongue arranged atop a smear of caramelized onions, confit egg yolk with vinegar for dipping, was a sly nod to ox tongue crackers, a classic Taiwanese snack named for their shape.
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Though Mr. Ninomiya's 36-look epic poem — which moved from dandelion-fluff bridal pom-poms to skeletal motorcycle leather jackets, spines raised and studded with silver; to towers of human topiary; to oil-slicked nature; and back to light, all crowned by extraordinary living confections of ferns and cactuses by the floral artist Azuma Makoto — was one of the truly transporting moments of fashion month (a hackneyed word not to be used lightly, but one that here genuinely applies).
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For example, Donald J. Trump's sons Donald Jr. and Eric have adopted the quasi-1980s banker style, a combination of sharp suits, colorful ties, stripes and slicked-back hair that looks kind of like a blend of Gordon Gekko in "Wall Street," Jordan Belfort in "The Wolf of Wall Street" and their father, and that acts like a subliminal wormhole, sending anyone who sees them back to the go-go days of the Reagan era, which have taken on a halcyon quality in Republican mythology.
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This would be the time of the Polish Festival, a suburb populated by the children or grandchildren of a Little Italy, the late afternoons of the Righteous Brothers and "Old Time Rock & Roll," when magazines were practically catalogs for cigarette ads, when old people in photographs still looked very old, in thick glasses and slicked-back hair and pale blue pants, when the Jaycees honored bright young men, when the local Elks celebrated their 85th anniversary and the principal speaker was America's youngest senator, when a young lawmaker would eat lunch with the cafeteria's servers, when men still wrote newspaper columns about which young Irish Catholic politician might best the others.
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We also all should have probably gotten the hint two weeks ago when the model posted a throwback photo of herself as a young girl wearing an oversize white t-shirt with a light blue Adidas logo which she captioned, "always been an OG." In the boomerang video she posted to Instagram to announce her new role with the sportswear company, Kendall casually rolls up in a golf cart in front of a large mural that reads "Welcome to the Family!" wearing a fully navy blue tracksuit with the three signature stripes down the side and a matching pair of sneakers with her hair slicked back off her face.
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The only thing I can think about when I am not thinking about how hot my balls are is whether I should shave my head or not, and I know I shouldn't—I absolutely haven't got the head or the charisma for it, my hair is all I have, I'll just look like one of those kids at school who isn't allowed to have hair longer than an inch in case they set fire to it, those harrowed-looking kids, the kids who somehow dropped out sophomore year and nobody ever noticed, those kids, the ones who never obeyed the dress code and somehow once bought an extremely hard dog into school with them and took it to lessons and the teachers never said anything, they said nothing—and yes but anyway no I still can't stop thinking that maybe, maybe, with my fringe slicked to my forehead with sweat, Maybe, possibly, I could rock a shaved head.
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