Compare the sharpness of his rapping voice to his unctuous singing, which wobbles gauchely between velvety sigh and velvety whine.
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Into the blender it all goes, blitzed to velvety perfection.
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The whole thing was then stewed until velvety and thick.
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And the cake surrounding them was still soft and velvety.
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The hemlocks' treetop canopies reminded me of velvety moose antlers.
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There's a velvety quality to a lot of her pictures.
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What I want is velvety soft flesh imbued with flavor.
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The smell is good, the bathwater feels velvety against my skin.
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Velvety-smooth, the almond brittle flavor also packed a flavorful punch.
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The velvety stick is something straight out of my makeup prayers.
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It has the kind of velvety texture that melts over skin.
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Silky or velvety sensations are always a good jumping-off point.
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You could make velvety chicken breasts with mustard sauce for dinner.
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As they simmer, they turn velvety soft and absorb the heady flavors.
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Until then, check out five velvety primers you'll love just as much.
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It's nice, it's wholesome, and the dogs both have velvety, floppy ears.
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And surprisingly it added a very velvety consistency to the cooked oatmeal.
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And they're absolutely delicious—velvety but light, with a great bean broth.
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Her elegant arms can appear velvety soft before stretching into sharp lines.
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Desserts, like the velvety ricotta cake with orange marmalade, are equally enchanting.
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Trudeaumania moves forward with specific steps, a fresh style and velvety words.
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Perfumes with a silky or velvety depth are Venusian in their decadence.
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For three rides, several seconds each, swooping through an ocean of velvety blue.
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The entire cake was then iced with a light and velvety vanilla buttercream.
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It's thick, for one, and gives skin a velvety, cushioned look and feel.
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Add mixture to a blender in batches, and process until smooth and velvety.
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It wasn't just me who appreciated its lip-plumping properties and velvety finish.
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Small price to pay for a velvety background blur in your chinchilla pics.
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It's velvety, sweet, and oddly appropriate for autumn with its nutty, spicy notes.
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Her voice is more clarinet than trumpet, but it's agile, even and velvety.
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Perfect margs, velvety milkshakes, and amazing smoothies are but a button-push away.
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There was little sense of glacial undertow, of mahogany darkness, of velvety richness.
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The famed pastry chef adds a 'boo-tiful' topper to his velvety, rich cocoa.
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It really does melt away makeup, leaves skin feeling velvety soft, and smells divine.
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This one is velvety to make sure your S.O. is as cozy as possible.
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This one is velvety to make sure your S.O. is as cozy as possible.
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For just $25, you get a range of 12 velvety-soft, dreamy eyeshadow shades.
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She speaks in velvety clichés and ties each song off with a little bow.
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There's always those velvety parts and a lot of jaggedness to it as well.
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The NightHawks' synthetic leather pads just ensconce the ear in soft and velvety loveliness.
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A close-up of a Monstera leaf reveals a strangely velvety, dice-like surface.
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These velvety pencils are waterproof and glide on easily with minimal skipping or tugging.
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Krall's expertly tailored brown suit blends into a velvety backdrop of greens and browns.
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It has a crunchy, velvety texture and tastes like a pungent type of cilantro.
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The lightweight formula has the same gliding properties that make foundation so velvety on skin.
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He gestured to another Toyota Fortuner, stuck in the velvety sand barely 50 feet away.
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The malbec from the vineyard in Luján de Cuyo is pleasantly fruity and velvety soft.
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The crisp radish and sunflower seeds add a satisfying crunch to the velvety avocado base.
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Once you smell a truly beautiful, buttery, velvety rose, it is impossible to resist it.
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We used Milk Makeup Eye Pigment in Sesh, which is a velvety, denim-blue shade.
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Yet, the velvety finish and megawatt shine isn't even our favorite part of the product.
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In its tube, Rouge Dior lipstick in #772 Classic Matte appears velvety, like crushed roses.
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However, his dad's voice was closer to David Bowie's—nothing like his son's velvety baritone.
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Countertime Antioxidant Soft Cream, $79True to its description, this is a soft and velvety cream.
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He perfected the deluxe tonal style — soft white-grays, velvety darks — that became his brand.
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"And there you have it: velvety Carbonara in less than 30 minutes," says Marks proudly.
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The biggest benefits I saw were velvety texture and a noticeable blurring of fine lines.
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Velvety vanilla plays with rich caramel and smooth hazelnut to make this decadent, sweet tea.
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Next came Omar at Vaucluse, which brought his velvety aesthetic to the Upper East Side.
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The filling was velvety and light, but no one flavor stood out above the others.
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It&aposs gentle, soothing, and the formula is velvety soft, lightweight, and quick to absorb.
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One was the papa pinta boca: the mouth-painting potato, which has velvety purple skin.
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You may desire velvety Chinese-style fish with mushrooms and perchance some cubes of tofu.
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Yet, in the middle of her bedroom, Mansfield's bed featured a black velvety satin cover.
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Atop pineapple-fried black rice, the velvety flesh yields to the slightest pressure from a spork.
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CT, and takes a deep look at the case, reported by velvety-throated newsman Keith Morrison.
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This was a dainty, pinkish-brown bean of uncommon taste and velvety texture, grown in Hidalgo.
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A multi-instrumentalist, Rosé plays guitar and piano, and is known for her velvety, sweet voice.
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Just look out for a tweet about her having varnished fingernails and velvety, sea nymph ears.
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The avocado was velvety and delicious, and the sauce was fairly creamy with a slight kick.
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Svelte vocals by Smithsoneon, occasionally curling into a croon so velvety he sounds like Aaron Neville.
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That glaze, in conjunction with Danny Cohen's velvety cinematography, softens any hard edges or harsh moments.
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It applies as a liquid and sets as a velvety finish that lasts for 24 hours.
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The album still features the dense, velvety layered textures of her debut, with brighter, clearer vocals.
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Despite its doe-foot applicator and velvety-matte finish, it doesn't dry down completely on the lips.
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And in fact, the man, somewhat of a slipper aficionado, has worn velvety shoes on other occasions.
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This Sunday, Investigation Discovery and velvety-voiced Dateline NBC correspondent Keith Morrison will revisit the double-homicide.
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Ahead, a few of our current favorite products that help us fake perfectly smooth, velvety skin. Pores?
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Carlinda had velvety dark skin and an hourglass figure that I both yearned for and lusted after.
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And if you've forgotten just how versatile and velvety PB can be, read on for a refresher.
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Her blonde good looks and smooth, velvety voice ensured that she quickly moved up the musical ranks.
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Secondly, what little music they have is a velvety sort of electronic soul that's been populating Soundcloud.
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Last year, it had added a whole room of art and design books, with a velvety couch.
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He hand-fires the cocktail, cracking the ice cube for each drink to create a velvety finish.
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We're talking about switching your usual routine for glossy skin, piles of glitter, or velvety matte lips.
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The man is never seen behind the decks without a glass of velvety rogue to sip on.
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His voice, a velvety soprano, is both soothing and capable of lending emotional gravitas to a song.
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The velvety, aromatic broth — called sopa negra or caldo de frijol — is prized by experienced bean cooks.
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Despite being woven from plastic, the shoe's fiber feels smooth and almost velvety, which was a treat.
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In Courtney B. Vance's portrayal, we can see a legal strategist who is somehow both velvety and sincere.
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I appreciate their dedication to the classic velvety, slightly histrionic European aesthetic, too (think Skepticism's MDF 2015 vibe).
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Just like the brand's matte shadow singles, these go on velvety smooth and won't get skippy on you.
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As for myself, I still prefer being bludgeoned by the velvety-smooth hammer of the closed Aeon Flow.
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But before you write these chips off, hear me out — because there is smooth, velvety, rich chocolate involved.
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A few days later, my skin was still reaping the velvety soft benefits of Juice's stem cellular spray.
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Mr. Ehnes's velvety sound and sensitivity fit well with the vibrant playing of his colleagues on this night.
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Up next is the Pure Matcha Latte; this option combines Japanese matcha powder with velvety smooth, steamed milk.
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The painting, although startlingly beautiful in its velvety, deep-viridian play of light and shadow, makes us uneasy.
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" And Ali of New York found an '08 Nénin to be, you guessed it, "velvety with sensuous textures.
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They are also masters of camouflage, changing from light and pebbly to velvety brown, depending on their environments.
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Yet they also found, on an enclosed patio, a velvety red banquette good for consoling, undisturbed and unjostled.
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Yes, you can recycle Christmas wrapping paper — unless it's metallic, has glitter or has velvety flocking on it.
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At Bad Saint, the leaves are kale, braised to a velvety tenderness and swaddled in Chesapeake crab meat.
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Braxton's husky, sumptuous voice teases from the material a wealth of emotional nuance: velvety, heartsick, utterly in control.
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The couches were deep and velvety with 1920s tufting backlit by expansive Art Deco windows and new skylights.
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He will boil ham hocks with collard greens until the leaves are soft and velvety and wonderfully smoky.
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The bottom margin is mostly sandpaper, out of which she coaxed velvety blacks I associate primarily with mezzotint.
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Another standout was the 2017 Cousin Idd, a velvety, complex red with hints of red licorice and chocolate.
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Here she uses similarly delicate phyllo, tucking it around a velvety mix of shredded chicken and scrambled eggs.
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The coral he brought us to was flourishing — picture bright purple, orange, red and a rich velvety green.
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After the sauce and kefta had simmered into a velvety softness, it was time to add the eggs.
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As soon as we opened the package we were hit with the familiar smell of red velvety cake.
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But the revised V6, refined as it is, doesn't match the velvety operation found under high-zoot hoods.
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That included the Jordy Lip Kit, a matching set of velvety lip gloss and liner in raspberry red.
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Once blended, the mixture gets repeatedly heated and cooled to assure that it develops its signature smooth, velvety texture.
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Add cubed American cheese little by little, stirring with a spatula until you achieve a velvety cheese sauce. 2.
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The perspective of this piece almost puts us inside the plant's velvety cup, viewing the world beyond its folds.
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The sculptures of the children are consumed with a beautiful, velvety, luscious growth that they are seemingly unaware of.
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One of the best paintings in the show is Léger's "The Wedding," a rich, velvety-textured work from 1911.
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If you time it right, those velvety moans will come in just as everyone starts to ooh and aah.
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Khloé, 34, opted for an all-black athleisure look in a headband, velvety top, shin-length pants and sneakers.
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As you approach the center of the cheese, the paste solidifies a bit, but it's still velvety and seductive.
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Give this rich, sweet-smelling cream a minute to sink in, and you'll be rewarded with velvety-smooth skin.
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He had a deep sonority on the baritone, softening the instrument's stentorian brawn with a smooth, almost velvety tone.
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"Do my eyelashes look big?" she asked her beau, as they alighted on a velvety settee near the fireplace.
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But stripped down to their tender hearts and simmered until their flesh turns velvety soft, they are a delicacy.
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Did we mention that it gets its velvety texture from Marcona almonds, and that it's served with grilled shrimp?
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" Hartman-Colom says, "Try a velvety-soft oxblood bootie with a glitter-clad dress for a standout, tasteful look.
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This aria benefits when sung by a soprano with plush sound and velvety legato, not Ms. Radvanovsky's selling points.
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There are annuals like celosia, whose velvety magenta and ivory folds look like the wrinkles of the human brain.
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No, the discovery was the mezzo-soprano Okka von der Damerau, sounding velvety yet direct and fresh as Brangäne.
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It's a low-key delight, with shades of Bob Dylan, Luna and the Velvet Underground at their most velvety.
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The dark skin also attracted an algae, which took residence on the snakes' bodies, creating a heavy, velvety cloak.
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It is a place where diners can enjoy relative privacy as they dine on grilled calamari and velvety burrata.
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Post-blowdrying, my hair was velvety soft and faintly citrus-scented, where it usually feels hot and smells fried.
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But visitors who succeeded in rising from its velvety depths found many other big, fanciful couches to try out.
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If you follow Kate's style closely, you'll notice that many of her outfits incorporate some sort of velvety aspect.
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There was never store-bought yogurt in our house, because none compared to my father's velvety, tart homemade tufts.
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A background of a black velvety void creates a sacred atmosphere for the paintings, heightening their museum-like attributes.
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It is pink and velvety, and it makes me feel like an extra in Clueless whenever I wear it.
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The 10 matte shades feature a new vitamin C & E formula that keeps lips moisturized without sacrificing that velvety look.
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The kind of velvety tune that'll find favor with fans of Josef Salvat at his most 3:32 AM introspective.
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The cover is made from Alcantara, a luxury material with a soft, velvety feel that'll make you feel all fancy.
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It feels extremely light on the wrist, and its velvety rubber strap was the best I tested for working out.
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It's spicy, velvety, and woody with notes of saffron, santal, and amberwood, while still smelling like a sexy Jolly Rancher.
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Harry Connick Jr.'s velvety smooth voice isn't just for Starbucks patrons — it's for everyone, especially around the holiday season.
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Dior recently launched its Addict Lip Glow Color Reviver Balm in a velvety shade that's hydrating and lasts all day.
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Slow Cooker Butternut Squash Soup We're dreaming of dunking a crusty grilled cheese in this velvety butternut squash soup. 4.
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Doris Day Doris Day, whose bubbly screen presence and velvety voice made her one of Hollywood's biggest stars, has died.
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I'll be honest: Right after we performed Jamsu, my makeup looked horrible (read: dry, patchy, and velvety to the touch).
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Leslie Odom Jr. is giving Hamilton fans the option to listen to his velvety vocals on their holiday playlists, too.
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The taste may be there, but that velvety, whipped cream texture is what takes a drink from bland to rich.
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While Obama kept things more casual with a velvety caramel-colored couch, Trump replaced it with a gold brocade sofa.
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At just $150, you still enjoy a compact machine that brews a quality espresso and makes a velvety milk froth.
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She had the same deep-set eyes and velvety brows as her daughter, whose photograph hung above an overstuffed couch.
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Playlist: "Vamos (Surfer Rosa)" / "Cecilia Ann" / "Make Believe" / "The Holiday Song" / "Tame" / "Velvety Instrumental Version" / "Bone Machine" / "Theme from NARC"
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I was struck by the fact that the blue form seemed hard and the green appeared soft and, yes, velvety.
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That Ms. Garanca's voice is so plush and velvety made her Sara a poignant counterpart to Ms. Radvanovsky's steely Elisabetta.
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It was a dunk with an unnerving texture, the velvety feel of daddy issues caressing the hand of the viewer.
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The velvety soft and rich frosting made my lips and mouth tingle just as it had so many times before.
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Nitro cold brew is cold brew coffee that has been infused with nitrogen to give it a more velvety texture.
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You won't find relief in the petals either; thick and velvety, they resemble a mouth that could swallow the viewer.
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Their skin was translucent and velvety, and when he took them out of the cat, they made their first noises.
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More Asian accents follow with a thick slab of cod atop a velvety potato purée tinged with yuzu and truffle.
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The spare white-lacquer face, encased in rose gold, is punctuated by a velvety blue enamel subdial, sprayed with stars.
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On clear nights, the velvety black sky is sprayed with stars and hung with greenish garlands of ghostly northern lights.
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The ensemble serves as a kind of velvety pillow, atop which Mr. Shankar weaves coppery skeins for himself, as soloist.
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Be sure to stir gently after adding them: You want them to remain little velvety pillows until you bite in.
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Rooms have no windows and, instead of a door, have a thick, velvety curtain that doesn't quite reach the floor.
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The comfort French food is superb, from the ultracreamy mashed potatoes to the velvety cauliflower velouté and perfectly cooked steak.
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And where, I wonder, does a bathroom cabinet fully stocked with plush, velvety, all-natural cotton pads fall on that continuum?
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The concept is simple: combine a bunch of nutritious vegetables in a soup, blend it until velvety and smooth, and enjoy.
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The drive out of New Orleans on I-10 West toward Iberville Parish snakes across wetlands carpeted in velvety green algae.
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This highly pigmented, matte lipstick leaves a velvety finish and comes in two shades: a nude-mauve and a bold red.
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Red Velvet Poke Cake This poke cake lets all the cream-cheesy frosting ooze through for a prime velvety finish. 5.
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The Carolina Gold Rice middlins, or broken rice, create a texture that is simultaneously al dente and velvety in every bite.
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Another, an alluring image representing Frida Kahlo, is framed in upholstery trimmings: velvety, silky cords that invite you to stroke them.
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The shake includes velvety-soft vanilla soft serve ice cream, sweet syrup, and crunchy Lucky Charms cereal — little marshmallows and all.
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For the outing, Teresa went glam in a velvety off-the-shoulder dress, chunky silver heels and a voluminous furry scarf.
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The velvety roasted eggplant accentuates the soft richness of the burrata, while the tomatoes make for a sweet and juicy contrast.
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And yet somehow all of them, captured in delicate salted-paper prints that luxuriate in ethereal velvety grays, are serenely beautiful.
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The child smiled at the new self in the mirror, this bright face with its velvety scalp, the last prettiness gone.
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Corduroy is typically made from cotton or a cotton blend and features a velvety texture with raised ribs, known as wales.
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Areas of the tongue surface somehow are injured, leaving smooth, red, angry-looking patches amid the tongue's normally velvety pink surface.
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She sang Debussy's seductive "Chansons de Bilitis," in which a woman becomes enamored with the satyr Pan, in a velvety voice.
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To tie it all together, everything is doused in a creamy, lemony tahini sauce with a velvety texture and garlicky bite.
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The Portuguese equivalent of tiramisù, it's a kind of nostalgic icebox cake that layers coffee-dipped tea biscuits with velvety buttercream.
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Here, I skipped the raw tomatoes, substituting a mix of summer vegetables cooked in plenty of olive oil until velvety soft.
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One standout is "The Visit" (1899) a velvety vignette of a man welcoming a woman into a hushed apartment at dusk.
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Double doors lead down to a rectangular room with loft-style windows and an arched proscenium with a velvety red curtain.
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Velvety and deep blue-green, each leaf sports a white central stripe that branches out into a netlike pattern of veins.
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What we do know the velvety vocals she sported on the compilation self-titled album and I Used to Know Her EPs.
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Here, I found the quick-absorbing moisturizer doubles (er, triples) as a primer, making a velvety canvas for any lipstick application afterwards.
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Which is why we've rounded up her hue, along with four more formulas to try — from velvety matte to a sheer balm.
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Quirk it up with a velvety blue mini satchel and red pom-pom earrings for a getup that's more sartorial than sporty.
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Black Bean Avocado Chocolate Chip Fudge Brownies These brownies are velvety smooth thanks to a combo of black beans and avocado. 2.
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According to the taste-testers, Ramsay's recipe resulted in a velvety finished product that was smoother with a less overpowering, chocolatey finish.
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Jeremih is at his ceiling here, velvety and warm, which, when you think about it, is pretty perfect for a snow day.
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After a whirlwind summer filled with creamy, golden blondes and velvety redheads, the brunettes are finally about to hit their peak again.
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John Mayer may be known for his velvety, smooth voice and hit albums, but he's also a watch aficionado and prominent collector.
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The glimmery finish falls somewhere between Madonna in 1984 and Rihanna right now — the perfect blend of velvety smoothness and metallic magic.
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The liquid drops are velvety soft and take a simple makeup look to an interstellar level with less than one full drop.
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Matured 2-4 weeks, its mouthfeel is as velvety as it gets; buttery cow's milk plus added cream make sure of that.
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I can definitely confirm that, despite Tesfaye's velvety vocals and Nav's skilled production, this song is bad and so is capitalist patriarchy.
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Rembrandt printed the velvety first impressions of his etchings on Japanese rice paper, such as his "Portrait of Abraham Francen" (c 1657).
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A typical example is Fifth Harmony's ubiquitous "Work from Home," where Ty adds a velvety, calm counterweight to the song's shrill essence.
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"Deep and vibrant, the Armani shade par excellence pervades everything, defining a timeless, velvety elegance that is perfectly balanced," show notes read.
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Like sleeping on a velvety cloud, the Pinzon Signature Cotton Heavyweight Velvet Flannel Sheets will keep you warm on the coldest nights.
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I took my place at the bar and started with the velvety Green Zebra Farm tomato salad with pistachios and red onions.
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What's happening in New Zealand has got us thinking: What would we do without the wholesome, protein rich, velvety, and spreadable substance?
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What that means is their skin can often feel "velvety" or "loose" and, the organization said, that often bruises and scars easily.
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City Kitchen Brilliant red, mildly sweet and velvety, it may be more expensive than its farmed counterpart, but it's so much finer.
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"The results are velvety and atmospheric," said Valerie Wade, the director of Crown Point Press, who says she admires photogravure's continuous tone.
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Finally, there's a velvety lemon cake, which is glossed with coconut frosting and topped with vibrant lemon zest for color and tang.
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One side is velvety soft and the other is made from cozy microfiber, helping you get a restful night's sleep every night.
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As the music shifted into passages of velvety richness and tremulous sonorities, Mr. Nézet-Séguin drew out Impressionist colorings and harmonic pungencies.
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Each one is as flavorful and texturally pleasing as the last, like velvety strips of beef and creamy fillets of glazed eel.
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The plater carefully blends pigments to create the exact lavender and velvety blue hues that Mr. Jorge sought to match his gemstones.
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Velvety massaman, served with rice and flaky roti wedges, is evenly calibrated despite being the most ingredient intensive curry in his repertoire.
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Wine marketers know that the public will flock to wines described as smooth, silky, velvety, fruit-forward, spicy, bold and rich. Bitter?
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"There was never store-bought yogurt in our house, because none compared to my father's velvety, tart homemade tufts," our writer says.
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But there was some big, velvety sound in what I'd call the upper-middle range, and wistful eloquence when she went soft.
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One of the darkest canvases in the Aicon exhibition, it is a field of shadowy, velvety hues with faint inflections of magenta.
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It shows the spectrum of stories, languages, fans, & creators that make Netflix beautiful — now on a velvety background to better set the mood.
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The velvety whipped cream has a nice balance of sweet and nutty flavors, and luckily, it's now part of Starbucks' permanent menu too.
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If you're working with a very oily skin type like that, look for a mattifying primer that feels slightly velvety on the skin.
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According to the coffee chain, the new offering was "inspired by a dark chocolate stout" and it's described as velvety, smooth, and bittersweet.
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If velvety smoothness is what you're after, skip the artificial stuff and opt for organic half-and-half or this vegan coffee creamer.
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These fresh takes go beyond just slinky silk: think graphic inserts, mermaid-like shapes, and velvety finishes for a double dose of '90s.
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When we first put a bite in our mouths, the velvety treat tasted like sweet, slightly fruity ice cream flavors we're used to.
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Schwartz allowed that the cream would add a velvety deliciousness, one that would be welcome in Jewish homes if the laws allowed it.
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The resulting dish was velvety from the eggplant, sweet from the tomato sauce, tangy with capers and cheese, and fresh from the herbs.
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Tucked into the southwestern spur of Mount Parnassus, Delphi overlooks the Gulf of Corinth and a velvety-looking valley blanketed with olive orchards.
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I often accompany drinks with a velvety vegetable soup that's about the consistency of tomato juice and lightly chilled for guests to sip.
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When we talk about beauty trends, we're usually referencing ones you can clearly see — like electrifying blue eyeliner or velvety matte-red lips.
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If you're lucky, you'll wind up with a bowl of velvety red beans and rice topped with yellow mustard and Crystal hot sauce.
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Inside, this former black box has been gussied up with chandeliers, velvety drapes and a mural painted by Mr. Cumming's husband, Grant Shaffer.
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It's amazing: velvety sweet potatoes next to soft and caramelized bell peppers next to crisp roasted chicken thighs and wafts of pungent sage.
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The frugal use of flocking, which adds a velvety opaque surface that contrasts with the smooth, glowing wood, unsettles perception, adding another dimension.
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The cultured, salted butter, unexpected in most pan-fried noodle dishes, adds both acidity and creaminess, coating the noodles in a velvety sauce.
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It arrived alongside my pork, duck and hazelnut agnolotti, which was both velvety and robust, a fine defense against the evening's blustery weather.
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I don't think a velvety truffle bonbon would be nearly as alluring if it weren't wrapped in a thin layer of brittle chocolate.
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Within the warren of brightly lit stalls, women pawed through piles of handbags, jewel-toned velvety scrunchies, glittery necklaces and lacy red bras.
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Loaded with 800-fill down, the two-way-stretch nylon is treated with a DWR matte finish and almost velvety to the touch.
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The blacks, velvety and matte, were made fresh every morning by mixing (in unrecorded proportions) oil paint, turpentine, damar resin, and whole egg.
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Gordon's soft, velvety, earth-toned illustrations convey the sweetness and innocence of Gwendolyn's imagination, set against the vibrant urban landscape of her childhood.
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In the videos, the women talk in velvety voices, make eye contact with the camera, give compliments and pretend to touch the viewer.
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For those willing to break from tradition, the spring 2020 runways offered a bold alternative: a velvety swipe of black across the lips.
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A paradox, "thrillingly rebellious and self-assured, yet stoutly institutional", he was a "velvety writer" of savage attacks on government and a "titanic patriot".
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With a price so low and a velvety flow, he has no problem staying busy, claiming he doesn't know how many songs he's written.
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Steamed milk infused with juniper syrup is then added, and the drink is finished with velvety foam and a dusting of pine-citrus sugar.
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As far as we're concerned, any dish that contains what we believe to be the trifecta of velvety white foods can't possible be bad.
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Like a low triangle, with long gentle slopes, Mount Taylor is clothed in rich forests that appear a velvety charcoal-blue from the distance.
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Judging by the clips posted to Jenner's Snapchat, these velvety colors go on opaque and bright (even the frosty purple — much to our surprise).
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The balancing liquid powder delivers mineral-rich Okinawa clay through an ultra-fine mist, which leaves the skin with a velvety, smooth satin finish.
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Garland and her team applied only balm to lips, and used MAC's Studio Waterweight Foundation on skin to give it a velvety matte finish.
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The works are completed (or elegantly defaced) with spray paint, scratchy daubs of black soap and big, velvety pours of the melted soap mixture.
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There's the simple pleasure of the pork chop; the lushness of fatty pork belly; the fork-tender, velvety quality of a slow-cooked shoulder.
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In "Green Light," the singer retains those velvety vocals, but the low-key vibe of her first album is a thing of the past.
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These will be served to eat-in, on velvety gray lounge chairs and at a handsome bar, or to take away during the day.
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Earthy and savory, golden beets are a more sympathetic partner to winter squash, which becomes deeply caramelized and velvety in the oven's high heat.
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One exception — presented alongside kare-kare, an oxtail stew velvety with house-made peanut butter — is bagoong alamang (fermented shrimp paste), unsparing in funk.
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And though the band's layering of velvety noise and Jonsi Birgisson's ethereal wail is always alluring, a little elegiac ache goes a long way.
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After 23 long and lonely years, bereft of her velvety musings, Australia will finally have chance to openly weep at the feet of Adele.
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With a mixture of velvety butternut squash, earthy mushrooms and sweet green leeks, this tart makes for an especially pretty yet satisfying vegetarian meal.
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It's punchier thanks to the higher espresso ratio, smaller amount of milk and a velvety micro-foam, which is less heavy than a cappuccino equivalent.
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For those who hew to tradition, there's the bracing simplicity of vinegar or the velvety soft landing of sour cream, perhaps even better mixed together.
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All of which is to say the girl is busy, but luckily she's making the time to put her effortlessly velvety tones to good use.
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Egg whites are an important ingredient in classic cocktails, providing a velvety mouthfeel, but until aquafaba, there was no organic, vegan way of replicating it.
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Zigzagging the full gambit of dance music, the 51st DJ Kicks edition is a heady concoction of sultry house, velvety blues, and bruising hip-hop.
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The texture is complex: velvety yet toothsome with a pleasant granular finish, evoking the joys of eating thick slabs of cinnamon toast as a kid.
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If it will serve you better to make your feed 100 percent zoomed-in, black-and-white photos of your dog's velvety ears, please do.
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These velvety hangers are easy on your clothes, sturdy enough to hold up to 10 pounds, and have a slim design that maximizes closet space.
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These eyeshadows are a unique cross between cream and powder, and I was shocked when I first touched one and felt the velvety smooth texture.
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Veal — calves that are slaughtered around 25 weeks old — is a prime example of this; it's much more tender, velvety, and succulent than straight beef.
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Guess. The year's first wild salmon has brilliant red flesh, a mild sweet flavor and a velvety texture because it feeds on shrimp and krill.
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Valmont's Perfecting Powder Cream ($145), on the other hand, restores lost moisture on a cellular level, morphing from a soft cream into a velvety powder.
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The highlight of that meal, according to Tien, were these little green tubes of joy, covered in a velvety layer of lamb-on-lamb action.
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Velvety upholstery sets the style for diners, who may opt for raw bar specialties, charcoal-grilled eggplant, Korean-style chicken stew or braised pork belly.
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A flutist and vocalist who mixed velvety textures and nonstop grooves, Bobbi Humphrey became one of Blue Note's most popular artists of the fusion era.
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And don't forget the avocado margarita, which seems to have its own lane in the velvety cocktail department, with notes of avocado, cilantro and lime.
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Cooked under buttery puff pastry, seafood mingles in a velvety sauce for a fish pie that doubles as a stunning holiday centerpiece for Christmas Eve.
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The company is releasing music inspired by Classic Blue — an electro-pop track called "Vivid Nostalgia" — as well as a berry tea and velvety fabric.
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The thin patty was richer and softer than a classic McDonald's beef patty you would get back in the US, with an almost velvety texture.
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Toad-in-the-hole incorporates the three elements that turned Yotam Ottolenghi into a culinary Anglophile: well-cooked meat, a crisp pancake and velvety gravy.
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A sequined evening gown is draped over the arm of a velvety sofa resting on its side so the piece stands over seven feet tall.
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Mottled red kidney beans boiled until velvety soft and mashed with pungent raw garlic, browned onions and a thrilling-sounding mountain herb called blue fenugreek.
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As George, Gyllenhaal doesn't have the velvety, Broadway-honed pipes of Mandy Patinkin, who originated the role, but his voice is surprisingly warm and resonant.
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Watch above as we pair velvety matte skin and lips with a shimmery eye to create a fall beauty look you can wear again and again.
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Mortar and pestles aren't just for medieval medicine and witchy stuff; they're the dynamic duo that will give your curry paste its velvety, finely ground texture.
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Gently rub your bare face with Smashbox's color-correcting primer, a hydrating green-tinted formula that counteracts redness for a velvety smooth and evenly toned base.
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There are the beauty trends that most everyone welcomes with open arms, like dewy highlighter, lush, velvety-looking lip color, and easy-to-wear monochromatic makeup.
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His luminous palette — which includes dollops of Veronese green, tangerine orange, Van Gogh yellow, velvety violets, and cake frosting pink — makes me think of radioactive popsicles.
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Upon opening the packaging, the bars were separated into two sections (much like an Almond Joy or Mounds bar) and had a velvety and dark exterior.
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I especially liked sauces, which, in their textural variety—thick or thin, translucent or cloudy, syrupy or velvety—taught me the subtle poetry of haute cuisine.
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We ate the mayi moulen, and it was deeply satisfying — garlicky grits, a few slices of avocado and a velvety gravy made tropical with coconut milk.
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The developer touts Nabokov's limestone facade as "a graphic design with a velvety texture," but I found the gray, boxy structure to be rather dreary-looking.
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" Digging through a costume box at the library, I begged him to don fairy wings, sparkly headbands, velvety capes, all met with the same emphatic "No.
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Now, though, in the velvety dusk light, the sound of Miles Davis's ethereal trumpet fills the air, and the woman begins swaying, taking off her shirt.
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These Dolomites-ready boots are fashioned in velvety black suede, with a contrasting nylon tongue and a thick Vibram sole that will keep your toes toasty.
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" He delivered a velvety-voiced, soulful breakup tune about his love for Disney World that is the funniest tribute to Orlando since "The Book of Mormon.
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Too Faced makes some of the softest, most velvety matte shadows around, and the ones included in this palette are especially blendable and easy to use.
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Undoubtedly though, it is the velvety black of their heads and the almost gunmetal gray of their backs that make the gulls so attractive and recognizable.
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Even better, they were coated in golden butter — not melted, but semifirm at room temperature — which turned velvety when plopped on the hot toast served alongside.
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If you're in luck, there may be khichuri, hunks of goat and hard-boiled eggs stained pink in a velvety meld of rice and moong dal.
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A Good Appetite Served plain and simple or garnished to the hilt, this velvety recipe may just remind you how deeply satisfying brown lentils can be.
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In the third movement he joined Ms. Tetzlaff's coppery earthiness and Mr. Vogt's velvety delicacy for an offhand opening that led to a gauzy, endearingly awkward dance.
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While my hyaluronic acid and day moisturizer do give me hydrated skin, it's the softener that really makes my skin velvety and prepped for the following steps.
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Second, select a film that is the equivalent of your mother gently stroking your hair while you snuggle a kitten upon a velvety cloud of butterfly kisses.
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On top of that, you still get the luxury you'd expect from a Lexus, including an ultra-quiet cabin, a velvety ride, and lots of standard features.
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So when I play a specific bass sound for example, in the VR experience you'll see this very velvety shape that is stretching and moving around you.
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" JKM, this time drinking a 2010 Château La Pointe, said the wine "tended to wash over the palate with waves of plush, velvety black and red fruit.
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A bitter, velvety dark chocolate tone was punctuated by hints of red stonefruit (cherry, I suppose) as vividly as any beverage ever delivered flavor to my palate.
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Their velvety calls are a bass accompaniment to the revelry of red-winged blackbirds, Carolina wrens and cardinals as they welcome spring back to New York City.
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Her songs (mostly in Spanish) mix Latin American and contemporary influences and tend to be fairly spare, centered around her extraordinary voice, at turns velvety and raw.
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Then, I perch myself over the kitchen sink, eating them one by one, reveling in their velvety flesh while sugary juice drips down my chin and elbows.
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The movie is filled with ordinary and surprising beauty, with gleaming and richly textured surfaces, and the kind of velvety black chiaroscuro you can get lost in.
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Fuel up for the day at Orsonero Coffee, a corner cafeteria that opened in 2016, serving velvety cappuccini made with beans from Gardelli, a top Italian roastery.
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It was creamy and velvety, thick enough to mound onto my spoon, but also ethereally light, with a bright, pure cream flavor that was just tangy enough.
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Over the years, Del Rey has introduced more of her own voice, which is naturally lower and velvety — something like a counterpart to Johnny Cash's gravely bass.
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His velvety eyes were a dialed down version of the peepers he wields to astonishing effect onscreen, where they seem to bare every twitch of his soul.
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A chef changes the way Nosrat thinks about acid when he tastes a perfect velvety carrot soup and tells her to add a transformative teaspoon of vinegar.
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For Matt, there were the craggy mountains, electric-green with velvety moss, and the time to run up and down their lung-busting slopes most every afternoon.
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The broth is almost velvety, fortified by lardons, and there are good crunchy mouthfuls of toasted sourdough croutons instead of the usual limp blobs of drowned bread.
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Made fresh from the milk of local goats, the mild, velvety cheese is drizzled with oregano and olive oil atop a simple cucumber, tomato and olive salad.
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Preparing the way for these Tubist wonders was one of the best paintings Léger ever made: his rich, velvety textured composition "La Noce" ("The Wedding," 21945–21925).
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Plus, there's the velvety voice of the narrator reading impressionistic lines (the script was written by two poets, one Russian and one Cuban), that knits these spaces together.
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Part of the smooth glass back is textured and feels like a matte, velvety surface, for "gripability" and to hide fingerprints, says Ivy Ross, vice president of design.
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It is a town of designer boutiques and cobbled streets, and is the capital of Styria, a province of Austria that is famous for velvety black pumpkin seeds.
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The game found Lopez and Fallon pulling dance names out of a "Velvety Dance Bag," each then tasked to create a new dance move based on the title.
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In his performance with Mr. Adès — a marvelous pianist capable of velvety pianissimos and pungent fortissimo growls — Mr. Bostridge mined the song cycle for its disturbing psychological undercurrents.
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Before him was a thirty-foot-long Cindy Sherman print, in which Sherman wears a velvety tunic with an all-seeing eye, knee-high boots, and a wig.
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Over the next two days, the areas that were still scaly had sloughed off too and I had texturally smoother and more velvety looking skin by day five.
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I was ready for warmth when the risotto arrived; it was velvety and intoxicating, prepared with lobster mushrooms and corn, and paired with an obscure Timorasso from Piedmont.
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But when you just want a solid, no-fuss morning brew, swing by Supreme Roastworks, a Grunerlokka coffee bar and roastery serving fruity filter coffee and velvety cappuccini.
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At the spacious Chiado locale, order a velvety flat white, take a seat amid the plants, put away the phone (there's no Wi-Fi) and savor your coffee.
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Ararat Brandy has been a major export for more than a century, and its velvety depths were made legendary by Winston Churchill, who drank it daily for decades.
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With "Afeni," which features the velvety and gospel-influenced stylings of PJ Morton, Rapsody flexes her pen to directly address the perpetrators of misogynoir within the Black community.
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Make your way to Milk & Honey for homemade gelato; try the velvety coffee and cream gelato ($5.50) or choose a fresh paleta (a much-improved Popsicle) for $3.
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It was once home of the Parade Bar, a watering hole known for its velvety red interiors, its Orientalist paintings depicting half-nude Nubians and its illustrious clientele.
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Graze chose Nashville's famous vegan ice-cream purveyors, Kokos, for their bread-pudding topper, a dense and velvety ice cream made with coconut cream and suffused with vanilla.
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But today I go back to the three elements that turned me into a culinary Anglophile in the first place: well-cooked meat, crisp pancake and velvety gravy.
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But the narrator, who has no sense of either shame or restraint, would talk right on over Helen, painting ever more elaborate pictures in ever more velvety words.
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In "Obscuritas" (2019), the rich density of the darkness — its velvety feel, its light visual fuzz — cause us to feel as if we are staring deep into thick upholstery.
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As for Legend's sure-to-be legendary album: I wouldn't mind if he re-recorded "Nutmeg," his velvety ode to the holiday spice from Stephen Colbert's 2008 Christmas special.
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What about this: You fall down an internet rabbit hole while researching the thick, velvety midnight snack only to discover that the expert on cream cheese is a rabbi.
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As Hades, Page stalks across the stage like a tiger, pitching his velvety bass so low that his voice seems to rumble up from the center of the Earth.
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My ultra-rich chocolate cake gets an extra dose of deliciousness from the addition of coffee, piles of velvety Nutella-mascarpone frosting, and an exciting crunch from chopped hazelnuts.
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The three colorways are Cove, in a deep blue and velvety green; Canyon, in a muted pink and sunset red; and Savanna, in a golden yellow and elephant gray.
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In this recipe, I use the drippings to quickly sauté spinach spiked with garlic, anchovies and fresh dill, then pile those velvety greens on top of ricotta-smeared crostini.
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"Everybody knows everybody, pretty much," explained Craig in his velvety baritone, when I asked him to explain how the intricate ecosystem of Detroit's tight-knit electronic music community works.
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She had some good reasons: Her young voice was lusher and more velvety than most Lucias; the part's florid coloratura was difficult for her; her upper range was insecure.
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It's double-sided, with a high-pile faux fur on one side and a low-pile velvety fleece-like underside with both sides of the blanket offering unparalleled softness.
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The worms — of the phylum Onychophora, they are cousins of arthropods and somewhat resemble caterpillars — have a "beautiful blue velvety texture" and "cute little stubby antennae," Dr. Latty said.
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This sunscreen with SPF 40 not only goes on completely invisible on all skin tones, but helps control shine and prime the skin for makeup by leaving a velvety finish.
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Once the velvety hot cocoa has been brewed, the edible bloom is then dropped in and the clasp allowed to softly melt away, as the full blossom effect takes place.
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Unwinding after a long day at the parks is a must, and this fine herb and foraged mushroom-topped velvety soup from Artist Point at Wilderness Lodge does the trick.
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Velvety monoi butter is the secret ingredient for a hit of hydration in this unique gel-based formula, which delivers a your-lips-but-better shade with a sheer finish.
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If the mix of rich reds, deep berries, and creamy nudes wasn't cool enough, the velvety-matte formula comes wrapped in Instagram-ready tubes that were inspired by 35mm film.
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Running in a white, summer dress against a velvety-black backdrop, the female character enters a deserted fairgrounds, the wind moving with her as she approaches a flickering ferris wheel.
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It's a quiet lullaby, with little more than piano and strings, but it's a perfect showcase for Michael's soulful, velvety voice—the likes of which will never be matched again.
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Through his friend Dadie Rylands (they were named the Tea Party Cats "for their velvety urbanity") he met Lytton Strachey, John Maynard Keynes and other members of the Bloomsbury group.
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"Run Run" leans on her velvety, deep vocals, over lyrics that tap into the constricting panic of always having to look over your shoulder to make it through the day.
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Finish with a scoop of velvety chocolate from Gelato Boy ($4.45) while listening to live music on Sundays and, on select Sundays, watching the Denver Broncos on a big screen.
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"The trick with softer materials is that they will inevitably not feel as velvety or suede-y as harder silicone," Emily Sauer, founder of sex wearable company Ohnut, told me.
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Native to balmy, tropical climes — including the coast of Kenya, where Pilkington first encountered the velvety white flower on a trip — frangipani has a scent that "is captivating," she says.
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CreditCreditJeenah Moon for The New York Times Monday was pet portraits in a velvety lounge at 88 & 90 Lexington Avenue, a condominium development on 26th Street in New York City.
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Pulse Brewing "What better way to start the day than in a delectably comfortable garment brewed with velvety coffee," said Bobby Bonaparte, 2145, a partner in the clothing company Olderbrother.
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The outfit in question was a skirt overlaid with tiers of transparent black fishnet tulle, and a velvety lycra top with a plunging neckline that prominently displayed Syeh's tattooed cleavage.
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But his distinctive sound — with its russet colorings and slightly hooded quality, combining Russian-style melancholy with velvety Italianate lyricism — was so penetrating, he could send big top notes soaring.
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Between are alternately dreamy and lively capriccios by both; all is played with style, flair and velvety touch by Mr. Wosner, given spirited support by Mr. Collon and the Danes.
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A Good Appetite Cooked under low heat, fillets, imbued with fennel and lime, become velvety soft, almost like a confit (in half the time, and with a lot less oil).
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" Helen Hayes and Mary Astor set a course for the scream queens of the '70s with their earsplitting terror, and even Frank Sinatra lent his velvety baritone to "The Enchanted Ghost.
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A staggering 28 tracks long (hence the name), it's a clinic on timeless house grooves, radiating with warm chords, hip-rolling percussion, and velvety vocals espousing messages of love and hope.
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The new Starz drama, which airs its first episode on April 16, has pretty much everything I need from a show: Royal intrigue, velvety costumes, and a steamy/it's complicated romance.
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Though, this one involved rolls of carpet and carpet squares instead of a lush, velvety lounge chair, as well as a full uniform instead of some tighty whities and black socks.
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Recent offerings include velvety textiles in jewel tones and pale pastels, as well as a range of polished prints, from intricate jacquards to splatter, as well as, of course, classic stripes.
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In the second room of Anker's work, big, velvety C-Prints of microcosmic wonders line the walls, while a large glass case sits at the center housing dozens of small specimens.
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They contrast harmoniously with the walls, which are plaster, painted a greenish-gray hue Toogood calls Sludge, then waxed and polished to create a textured swirl that's velvety to the touch.
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Long tiers of candles burned around the piano, light poured in a velvety haze from the ceiling, and fractals purled and oozed on a screen at the back of the stage.
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Flat stretches along the coastline, emerald green with sugar cane and large-leafed banana plants, ascend into velvety, verdant hillsides thick with vine-wrapped trees before descending again to the coast.
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On two visits, I shared the sundae—slivers of banana-rum cake and fresh banana, halved lengthwise and caramelized, nestled with velvety purple-yam ice cream and whipped cream—with friends.
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Local designers and artisans rent spaces at Langata Link and sell everything from sweet children's dressing gowns in pastel striped kikoi cloth to velvety skin care products made from macadamia nuts.
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On a velvety March evening in Mandeville Canyon, high above the rest of Los Angeles, Norman Lear's living room was jammed with powerful people eager to learn the secrets of longevity.
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When you toss the squash with a bit of oil and roast it at high heat (400 degrees or higher), the skin gets crisp, which is nice against the velvety flesh.
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Ukrainian pastry chef Dinara Kasko, inspired by her background in architecture, makes geometric desserts that look far more like tiny sculptures than soft, velvety cakes — but that's exactly what they are.
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Two works from the series are tucked in amid Boobroom's gynic energy, and in them, velvety graphite drawings of monkey-headed male bodies, peer out at the viewer from masked black sockets.
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To start, pretty much everything from Gap's latest release, which is brimming with bright rainbow stripes, shiny electric-blue outerwear, and velvety staples we can't wait to work into our daily uniform.
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It comes in five satin shades (including the original, Pink Glow), two shimmers, and one soft, velvety matte — but you won't know what it really looks like until you put it on.
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It was easy to sink down into the velvety embrace of the album's lush, brooding dark folk, and finding out that she had a whole other band, Miserable, felt like a gift.
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Drake's velvety-silk voice raps about the usual egos, death and being successful while the Misty single plays as a pitched up sample and the track is just... Ooh,it's so good.
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Although Pollo Tropical just added Key lime pie and cheesecake to its menu, I recommend heading straight for authentic Latin choices, like the velvety-smooth flan (a light custard) or quatro leches.
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My Spanish Ex-Girlfriend, a play on a margarita, combines smoky tequila, Cappelletti, sous vide cooked Thai chili agave, and a velvety blood orange foam garnished with a house dehydrated lime wheel.
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The Texas singer's velvety vocals are effortless on tracks like "Vertigo" and "Saturday Nights," but he finds what are likely to be his next commercial hits at the tail-end of Suncity.
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Wearing flowing white robes, Ms. Fischer, the mezzo-soprano, walked the aisles and smiled benevolently at the audience as she sang, with a velvety tone, a series of slow-moving, steady pieces.
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There is a gritty purism about Jimmy's Corner, where the walls are covered in boxing memorabilia and an old jukebox permeates the atmosphere with the velvety tones of Sam Cooke and Sinatra.
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The soprano Erin Morley brought impressive coloratura technique and a sumptuous sound to her vibrant performance as Angelica, while the velvety colorings of Sasha Cooke's ample mezzo-soprano were ideal for Medoro.
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Then, Emma Roberts convinced us that velvety shoes are the swiftest (albeit slightly hard to clean) upgrade for our #OOTDs, with not one, or two, but three sightings in the textured kicks.
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Her voice — deep, velvety, slightly raspy — is instantly recognizable, and she brings a welcome level of sophistication to Duras's allusive style, which she has tackled in multiple stage productions over the years.
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The Berbers wore brightly colored skirts, velvety blouses and headdresses, known in parts as idgharn, while the Arab women wore wonderful floral or tie-dyed imelhafen, all cut of a single cloth.
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All other days I'm in Wolford Velour Leggings — elegant, velvety soft multi-taskers that may be the single greatest clothing purchase I've made in years ($425, though I got them on discount).
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The velvety silence and slow-swelling breakers lead us seamlessly to a car, a sleepy driver and a road that appears to dissolve into rippling water — brain death delivered with tender poetry.
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Because unlike a marigold velvet blazer or even a velvety crossbody bag, the soft-padded headband is the most cost-effective way to add an instant punch of velvet to your wardrobe.
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In the demanding aria "Casta diva," Ms. Meade sang Bellini's ornately embellished phrases with velvety legato; climactic high points in the flowing melody soared over the orchestra, elegantly conducted by Joseph Colaneri.
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In addition to the lush music (composed by Max Richter), it has rich, velvety images (for which Caleb Deschanel has just received an Oscar nomination) and emphatic performances by highly attractive actors.
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But thankfully, the experts at the American Chemical Society (ACS) have found a way for you to get that velvety texture in your own kitchen without having to turn to processed cheese.
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Although the process was more expensive than gelatin silver printing, it provided a velvety texture to Mapplethorpe's works like "Ken Moody and Robert Sherman" (1984) and the artist's final self-portrait in 1988.
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The future royal kept warm in Club Monaco's velvety, dark cherry Tay dress (available in limited sizes at Neiman Marcus; shop similar looks here) and a long, luxe tan wrap coat from Sentaler.
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There are also six pressed pearls in plum, bronze and rose shades, creating a high-shimmer, velvety finish that layers effortlessly on top of matte formulas to add depth and intensity to lids.
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We like to think of Nyx Professional Makeup as the Disneyland of affordable makeup: There are endless liquid lipstick colors, foundation drops that leave skin behind a velvety finish, and bright eyeliner galore.
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I'm an American citizen who was born screaming and velvety-haired from my Mexican mother's body in Chula Vista, California, a suburb of San Diego whose name translates to "beautiful view" in Spanish.
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The Grammy-winning soulful singer — who was known for her velvety vocals and struggles with addiction — was in rehab just two months prior and had canceled a planned summer European tour in June.
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Velvety clusters of roses sit on the bare tables; the uncarpeted floors clatter with the footsteps of servers pacing back and forth; the brick walls are painted white and echo with stiff formalities.
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Crowned by a candied half walnut, the mousse exhibited both a superb texture (velvety, creamy and deceptively fluffy) and an appealing flavor of liver (teased with shallots and a balsamic-pomegranate molasses reduction).
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In order to do this, I'd just use the certain key words that always work when describing any wine: velvety, rich, medium bodied, or smoky, or spicy, or chocolate notes, or cherry notes.
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But we're still in Wertzworld: the velvety black and white illustrations, the crisp lines of the landscapes and the rounded, expressive faces of the characters who look straight out of a Tintin comic.
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He and Steve Miller, whose band is known for a string of velvety '70s singles like "Take the Money and Run," joined the Roots during a two-hour set in the great hall.
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Ms. Bacon advises that anyone interested in consuming bee supplements do the research and purchase high-quality products; bee pollen, for example, should be soft and velvety to the touch and taste sweet.
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I hadn't really thought about how doors would be built in the ice hotel, and was surprised to find that rooms were only separated from the outside world by a short velvety curtain.
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Previously, I might&aposve thought Birdies were a cute albeit impractical slipper to infuse your day with velvety luxury, but now I know they&aposre more: stylish, luxurious, and comfortable, all at once.
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Ahead, we've rounded up the top-reviewed weighted blankets on the market according to customers who are soothed by them IRL — from handwoven velvety knits to glass bead-filled quilted styles and more.
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Lime Crime Velvetine in Red Velvet ($20): This is a very popular liquid lipstick formula known for its velvety smooth matte texture and stay-all-day finish, but I found it extremely drying.
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Morris receives a long ball in stride with double coverage and a velvety touch, stops on a dime to shake his defenders, and curls the ball past three defenders into the side netting. Gorgeous.
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She announced she was "really, really sick" and asked for forgiveness if her voice cracked, and her singing was scratchier, less velvety, than the way she sounds on her album and in live videos.
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And that depends on who you ask: The powder mushroom coffee mix has been described as "a little bit smoother" in taste than regular coffee, "like velvety in a way," according to Amazon reviews.
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A thin layer of cream develops just under the silken rind, and the center develops a velvety density, just waiting to be smeared on that fresh, young root vegetable I was talking about earlier.
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In this case, it was a combination of chile-infused vodka, tomato juice, lemon, lime, garlic, cilantro, palm sugar, fish sauce, Tabasco, and sriracha, together creating a spicy, sweet, velvety tingle with every sip.
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She went through dozens of versions that were rejected until, finally, she hit upon the idea of just grilling the pumpkin whole: the result was a velvety texture that made the squash fantastically delicious.
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But the menu looks familiar, with certain fan favorites revived: endive-and-Roquefort salad; a velvety chickpea pancake, topped with salty-sweet gravlax; wedges of lightly seared, crusted yellowfin tuna with red-pepper coulis.
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The airy, upbeat first movement was followed by an Andante of exquisite velvety inwardness, with moments of swelling tone and yearning expressivity that were all the more poignant for being reined in so quickly.
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Then he shifted to a form of Cubism, turning objects like Jell-O molds, a telephone and an automobile engine crankshaft into compressive, nearly abstract designs in black, white and velvety shades of gray.
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Ong says he likes to mess around with it as much as he can in his desserts, from frying the seeds and fermenting its flesh to cutting it into velvety slivers for his dish.
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Lobster bisque, a purée of lobster shell broth, heavy cream, tomato paste and sherry vinegar that is dotted with chunks of lobster meat and sprinkled with chives, had a decadent velvety texture and taste.
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Unlike in the rest of France, where villages are emptying out due to urban migration, here, whitewashed split-timber hamlets dot the velvety mountainsides, and close, intergenerational family networks are doing better than most.
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The edges of the galette are scalloped, the better to show the dramatic rise of the pastry and to seal in the velvety almond cream that is the perfect counterpoint to the flaky crusts.
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Even compared to most neosoul, this album makes excellent background music, as Noname and producer-collaborator Phoelix bring together a relaxed, layered live band whose velvety strings, bubbling keyboards, and bent guitar chords flicker.
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In "Biergarten at Night" (22014), dozens of characters—some realist, including a self-portrait; others fanciful, such as an androgynous figure passionately kissing a death's-head—hoist brews in velvety shadow and glimmering light.
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J.P. The only type of production mid-to-late-career Snoop Dogg should be rapping over is the sort the indie-rap survivor Count Bass D gives him here: luscious, velvety, soothing, slow funk.
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On his new single "I'm Blessed," the R&B singer Charlie Wilson reflects on his lucky lot in life: "Everything is going my way, riding clean, living dreams," he sings in a velvety voice.
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On Wednesday, March 15, the velvety-voiced British mezzo-soprano Sarah Connolly presents an enticing recital of songs by Copland, Berlioz, Schumann and Poulenc, accompanied by the pianist Joseph Middleton, in this inviting setting.
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Woods's warmly electronic backing beats suggest lushness without qualifying as lush; individual keyboards or horns with soft, velvety textures spread and echo over relaxed drum machines, filling wide musical spaces that would otherwise remain open.
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The brand even brought back a few cult classics: Alchemy, a velvety fuchsia from the Vice 3 palette; plus Hatter and Metamorphosis, a hunter green and vibrant blue, respectively, from the Alice in Wonderland palette.
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The star of the blockbuster wore a long velvety jacket over his slacks and added a gold pendant to finish his look, while Bonet opted for a black gown with a bright red fringe design.
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The maker of these says the wood is carefully sanded to be velvety smooth and then it's finished with an FDA-approved sealant so that the wood won't interfere with the flavor of your drink.
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I sometimes do wake up to flaky skin, especially on nights when I don't slab on a thick layer of moisturiser, but I loved how velvety smooth my skin looked and felt after using this.
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Yet the writer and director, Bo Mikkelsen, has spent his money wisely, building a believably imperfect family of four around the strong actress Mille Dinesen, who plays the increasingly distraught mother, Pernille, with velvety control.
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Or you could make Francis Lam's recipe for a Haitian cornmeal porridge of remarkable deliciousness, especially when paired with the velvety black-bean sauce known as sos pwa nwa and a few slices of avocado.
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Ramen broth, an ancient craft, can be an art form—consider tonkotsu, which originated in Fukuoka and is made, at its best, by carefully boiling pork bones until they yield a velvety, luscious liquid gold.
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The menu is divided in two: carbonated beverages, like the Empirical Formula, an ideal ratio of gin and a house-made tonic, bitter enough to bolt you upright, and smooth cocktails, velvety with tiny bubbles.
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Lyra (the bright soprano Jessica E. Jones) and Gertrude (the mezzo-soprano Tamara Mumford, velvety but pressed too low by the score) come together in lush exchanges, but their bond doesn't tug at the heart.
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The coating on the outside is that kind of smooth-yet-velvety material that's pleasing to touch, and they have a bit of heft to them (although they're not so heavy you'll hate wearing them).
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Though we went all out to use as many of these velvety-smooth shades as possible, you can of course go with as many or as few shadows as you need, depending on your desired effect.
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I sat down with David over a heaping plate of velvety "hamshuka" for a conversation about grassroots social activism, why not all chickpeas are created equal, and solving the refugee crisis, one dish at a time.
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I'll be the first to admit that Starbucks' pumpkin cream cold brew is a craveable cup of velvety, autumny goodness that's just *begging* to be sipped in an apple orchard between a pair of flannel mittens.
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At $15, it might seem a little steep for a drugstore option, but we can assure you: For a travel-friendly, easy-to-use, velvety soft eyeshadow palette, the extra price you pay is worth it.
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But the real attraction is the sure-handed rendering of the lines and forms, the dramatic contrasts between velvety black and stark white, and the delicate charcoal smears feathering off the solidity of the screw heads.
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Similarly, the chickpea-fried octopus, which won a ten out of ten for its smooth, velvety texture, was overwhelmed by the deluge of yogurt and pastes that seemed more concerned with festive aesthetics than with taste.
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The brand's new Butter Highlighter is the sister product to its award-winning Butter Bronzer: a cream-to-powder formula that melts under your fingertips as you apply it, but dries to a velvety powder finish.
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From the maniacal German between the posts to the velvety Frenchman leading the line, some of the most talented footballers in the side had tried to make careers for themselves in Serie A, and ultimately failed.
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" In it, Benjamin describes the different varieties of middle-of-the-night dislocation — nights when "the thickening, sense-dulling" darkness "hangs velvety as a pall," or the "luminous moonlit nights, lurid nights, when everything feels heightened.
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As the pace of my life slowed, I could appreciate sensual pleasures in a new and heightened way: sunlight outside my bedroom window, my dog's velvety fur, a cool breeze in my garden, richly colored flowers.
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Dessert isn't historically part of Ethiopian culture, but Benyam offers two from local bakeries: baklava, flaky and not too sweet, and cheesecake with a sour-cream top, as old school and velvety as you could wish.
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And if you're ever distressed, cast your eyes to the summer sky, when the stars are strung across the velvety night, and when shooting star streaks through the blackness, turning night into day, make a wish.
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There is also an Israeli-inspired dinner menu, offering heartier options like whole roasted eggplant in tahini sauce, sliced black pudding with peppers, and velvety, succulent Kintoa pork filet, the pork of choice in Basque Country.
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I initially thought these figures were life-size, until I was able to discern — in the gloaming of a sustained, velvety night (lighted by José Luis Cifuentes) — the larger human beings in black who manipulate them.
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Just combine sour cream with heavy cream (or buttermilk if you have any), some lime juice and salt, and let it set on the counter at room temperature until it has come together into velvety thickness.
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She will construct a compact velvety cup, no bigger than a quarter, from fiber of cotton and dandelion, twigs she has selected, the right balance of leaves and a stitching of moss and lichen for camouflage.
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At the time, there were virtually no artists who were both a legit rapper and a legit crooner who delivered velvety smooth pop/R&B hybrid vocals that could exist separately from his hip-hop songs.
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These routers use mesh technology to blanket your home in soft, velvety Wi-Fi, ensuring that everything from the front camera/lamp to the Wi-Fi-connected grill in the back yard are connected to the Internet.
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We're insensitive to red again, yet the new iterations of "gothic" lipstick, more velvety than matte, are named not for sins but for indulgences, and seem intended for hiding nothing worse than a third glass of pinot.
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Some people find happiness in the velvety fur of a flower petal while on shrooms, stroking and stroking again while sat in the garden for what feels like four seconds but is probably more like 18 minutes.
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Prized for its softness and water absorption, badger hair seems purpose-built for shaving brushes owing to its great feel and ability to quickly work soaps and creams into a velvety lather without a lot of effort.
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In our best attempt at the latter, we caught up with Pugh's go-to makeup artist, fellow Londoner Naoko Scintu, who divulged her step-by-step process for creating the actress' velvety complexion and brushed-up brows.
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D.) 21: The Year in Film "Funny Girl," one of the last of the grand studio roadshow musicals (directed by Old Hollywood stalwart William Wyler), is decked out in lavish show-business opulence and velvety period décor.
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This track opens with Mike Lewis and Vernon dueting on a saxophone vocoder, and as the song progresses, layers and layers of saxes pile on top of each other to create a velvety woodwind soundscape behind the vocals.
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A coffee drink called the xiao huai huai —a shot of espresso poured over velvety five-spice crème anglaise and showered with powdered ginger—is decidedly nontraditional, but I'd like to nominate it for entry into the canon.
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Though the selection had some major standouts — silky embroidered culottes, a blue and silver velvety robe coat, knee-high, red snakeskin cowboy boots — given the reaction following the presentation, it was the lineup that had most people talking.
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Weeks after their extremely showy, fragrant flowers fade, by early August most years, velvety four- and five-inch seed pods swell and split to reveal dozens of seeds, arranged like fish scales, each attached to a gossamer parachute.
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The purée of fava beans laced with wilted chicory makes for a green, velvety soup (2120 euros) and the braised lamb on a coulee of smoked cream of red peppers (2156 euros) is both buttery and lightly piquant.
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I'm reminded by the self-restraint that Georgia O'Keeffe used when she confined many of her compositions to a simple earth below and sky above, and then inserted any number of things: giant velvety flowers, animal skulls, buildings.
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There are pieces of clothing you wear to the point of downy familiarity, the ones you can't imagine you once lived without: the cashmere cardigan you've had since college; the velvety-soft trousers you're never, ever throwing out.
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The title of Mariah Carey's new album, "Caution," sums up her shrinking horizons in the 21st century: murmuring where she used to belt, gently scratching where she once was velvety, striving to insinuate strategically rather than to overwhelm.
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They make chorizo, lacing the pork sausages with achiote, and prepare tamales for steaming: savory ones with the masa velvety from chicken broth and close to custard, wrapped in plantain leaves; and sweet, buttery ones inside corn husks.
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Its fingerprints are unmistakable in the moody patina of her cast-iron pieces, like Federal Plaza's "Manhattan Sentinels" (19603-96), or the velvety finish of her iconic Cor-Ten works, which she's been making since the late 1970s.
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Nicholson is among a handful of private growers whose passion is the resurrection of nearly extinct heirloom tulips, including the mahogany-and-butterscotch-streaked Absalon, first registered in 1780, and the velvety lavender-pink La Joyeuse, from 1863.
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Yet Picasso's youthful efforts never achieve the scorching power of the drawings Schiele did at the same age, nor did he, at any stage of his career, come close to the velvety eroticism Klimt infuses into his ghostly croquis.
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For a store-bought sauce, what you could do is just take a chunk of Parmesan cheese, or Parmesan cheese rind, and throw it in the sauce while you are heating it — it gives it a velvety, cheesy texture.
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Almost all of the paintings have a zone of détente: an area where a smoothly applied single hue contrasts with the complexity of the surrounding earth tones, providing the eye with the simple, velvety satisfaction of color on canvas.
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They leave the fantastical, grandiose symphonic scores by the wayside, and grasp hold of a firm heavy metal base that comes peppered with crust, dirty rock'n'roll, and goth influences (think Bauhaus, deathrock, latter-day Amebix—nothing shiny or velvety).
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When chef Mei Lin stops by the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen, we're excited to try her take on shrimp toast: At her new Los Angeles restaurant, Nightshade, she serves shrimp toast with a velvety, yellow layer of Cantonese-inspired curry.
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Even if you have an illustration of a Mission burrito tattooed on your chest or were baptized in the velvety embrace of bona fide Texan queso, it's difficult to deny Los Angeles' position as the taco mecca of America.
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From the Far West Side of Manhattan to Fort Lee, N.J., velvety, shared lawns are being created where they were once a rare sight, and in some cases, even helping to turn a relatively remote area into a destination.
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Not rice, which might be flipped in a wok with runoff from adobo until it's velvety and carnal, or boiled with pandan, whose flavor is so delicate that it registers as a distant memory of a freshly mowed lawn.
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Get the right velvety hand cream that's scented like tropical fruit, hot cocoa at a ski chalet, or a day at the beach and you've got yourself a 30-second, instant vacation every time you massage it into your palms.
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I just rub some of the velvety Bronzing Oil into my legs to blur some of my dark spots and cellulite in one of two ways: For a light cover-up, I'll take a small amount and simply rub it in.
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There's been a continuing phenomenon in extreme metal especially wherein we see formerly black or even death metal bands embracing goth style or influences in their music, experimenting with unexpectedly velvety aesthetics and melodic possibilities—and I am all about it.
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It is fascinating to observe what people eat, and almost prurient to be allowed to handle their future food, to hold their long green-meat radishes and cradle their velvety heirloom tomatoes, as fat and blackly purple as a calf's heart.
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His objects of choice seem random — reptiles, feather dusters, fish, roses, birds of all kinds, and even a cephalopod feature in his pictures — but they all carry a sensuality conveyed through texture: these are slippery, soft, velvety, silky, and moist things.
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Others in our tasting well worth seeking out are the earthy, powerful Domaine de Ferrand; the velvety, intense Tradition from Domaine de la Janasse; the chunky, licorice-flavored Domaine de Marcoux; and the bright, raspberry-scented Boisrenard from Domaine de Beaurenard.
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A single, plate-spanning raviolo, called a fazzoletto, is topped with poached mussels and filled with spinach and fresh herbs — not a lawnmower-mulch of greenery but a layer of emulsion as thin and velvety as the dough that envelops it.
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A miraculous ingredient that can emulsify a velvety sauce, spread luxuriously between gâteau layers, or build the delicate flour-fat scaffolding of mille-feuille pastry, butter has not only fed the French appetite for centuries, but also fueled its gastronomic invention.
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More bell peppers appear in speca me maze, blistered and charred — red and black, the colors of the Albanian flag, Mr. Demce points out — and draped in a meld of cornmeal, heavy cream and cheese, velvety like polenta but looser.
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" She is a good enough writer that you forgive her the occasional kill-no-darlings indecision: "At the bottom of the pools are thousands of pebbles sparkling with velvety druzy — infinitesimal crystals that resemble pollen, or butterfly feathers, or book gilt.
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You could make velvety garlic confit, for instance, that you can use to dress up oven-poached chicken breasts with tomatillos and jalapeños (above), or crisp shards of chicken skin to accompany oven-poached chicken breasts with crunchy parsley-onion salad.
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In the opposite corner of the gallery, Snowden outfitted the small space at the bottom of "Untitled" (2016) with a red, velvety pillow, perfectly sized for a cat or a small dog, but with a spooky, almost David Lynchian character.
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As you smash the first nutty nugs into your talk box, the texture is a little dry and crumbly, like an aged Cheddar, but slowly fades into a velvety consistency that coats your tongue and the roof of your mouth like fudge.
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Front Burner So much time, care and attention have been lavished on this single tiny cheese, a 4-ounce goat button from Coach Farm in Pine Plains, N.Y., that has a velvety rind enclosing a creamy layer with a soft paste inside.
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At one of his tastings, a diner seated across from me took a bite of a salmon dish blanketed in a velvety shroud of oyster emulsion and ramp purée and proclaimed that it was as good as anything he's eaten at Le Bernardin.
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I still went ahead and layered on my foundation and concealer, and I have to say, I was impressed: I tend to get shiny on my T-zone in the afternoon, but my makeup still looked velvety by lunchtime with this primer underneath.
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Inspecting the work in his room which was painted black and carpeted with a deep, velvety black rug that under my feet buoyed up my weight imparting a slightly fey feeling to that room as if I had entered a lushly appointed cave.
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George Miller delivers this blast of pure cinema with howls and laughs, snarling engines, shrieking guitars, death-taunting stunts, Charlize Theron's steely ferocity, Tom Hardy's velvety vulnerability, kamikaze war boys, a squad of runaway babes and a posse of gray-haired motorcycle women.
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Chantecaille's Lip Veil ($48) and Estée Lauder's Pure Color Desire ($44) rely on hydrating oils (baobab, olive, caster seed), and Charlotte Tilbury's Superstar Lips ($34) contains high-tech polymers that create a velvety finish without dulling the intensity of its color pigments.
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"We wanted the girls to feel classic, but with something a little twisted," said the makeup artist Yadim, who noted this idea was an extension of last spring's makeup, which featured bold red lips punched up with a velvety top coat of powder pigment.
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It's not that I don't like the rich, velvety look of liquid lipsticks — I do — it's just that any lip product that requires more than unscrewing the cap and lazily running it across my mouth is a big fat nope on my Monday morning.
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An arrest affidavit alleges that Eaton was talking to his girlfriend — 44-year-old Wendy Sabatini — in the upstairs bedroom of the couple's Greensburg home on Tuesday afternoon when he pulled a velvety ring box from his pocket, opening it to reveal an engagement ring.
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In return I shared some of the many small facts I'd picked up about Japan in my decades of reading, like that the soft-boiled egg with a velvety texture that we'd had at breakfast was an "onsen egg" cooked in a hot spring.
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She brought velvety warmth and focus to the part of Irene, the latest object of the philandering Léandre's affections, as well as to the double role of Léontine, the opera singer, and Flore, the shepherd she portrays onstage and whose woolly wards turn naughty.
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But the work's long, quiet duration does make drama out of even slight shifts: a dark cello line that gives spine to a reflection on death, or the elusive harmonies in the penultimate section, just as glassily shimmering as earlier but now more velvety.
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On the Verge Accented with dusty pink carpeting and velvety elephant-ear plants, Eny Lee Parker's exhibition booth at the Sight Unseen Offsite fair in New York last May was as modern as it was earthy; a Pantone time capsule of how we decorate now.
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Also on view are Hauser's futuristic-expressionistic portraits of women in pencil and colored pencil on paper — rich primary colors outlined in velvety-black graphite — which offer a stylized, fantastical art brut riposte to Willem de Kooning's monstrous, semi-abstract women of the 1950s.
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At just 23, Aryeh Nussbaum Cohen, a baby-faced countertenor from Brooklyn, already possesses a remarkable gift for intimate communication in a vast hall, combined with a voice of velvety gentleness — surprisingly penetrating given the tenderness of its texture — and a taste for adventure.
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As a lipstick enthusiast, the man of the models (Karlie Kloss, Alessandra Ambrosio, Jasmine Sanders, Gigi Hadid and a slew of others) has been obsessing over one particular deep velvety red shade that he can't stop "pairing with glowy skin" (he suggests La Mer's 'The Renewal Oil').
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A pencil drawing captures the gritty crunchiness of a waffle cone; the saturated color and velvety quality of pastel are best suited for a dollop of ice cream; black ink brushwork shows the high-contrast shadows of jewel-toned candy apples on a white linoleum counter.
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A trio of plump Georges Bay scallops was both tasty and pretty, pan-seared to a caramelized golden brownness and arrayed on a rectangular white plate atop an attractive spring risotto, with lemon crème fraîche lending a velvety richness and pea purée a brilliant green coloration.
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But our love for the brand just got even deeper — like, ride-or-die deep — thanks to its creation of the soon-to-be released Liquid Suede Cream Lipstick Vault, which contains all 24 shades of its velvety-soft, matte lipsticks, packaged in a sleek, black box.
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"Toll On" in particular shudders with beauty and menace; it unfurls gradually, floating in velvety gothic melodies as Von Spain's voice reaches for the heavens and its rhythm section builds up steam, slowly rumbling across the steel grey sky like a battery of heavy violet stormclouds.
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A stream machine with no moving parts, the rimless listening not yet in your ears but already prayer's underpower, will be yours— with the sightless all-directional mercury at bulge in the images while ebbing at the eye's corner: that too pushes the velvety volumeless undersensing in sensing.
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Instead, Darsa's take on deep house focused more on the velvety romanticism that comes to mind for most people when thinking about the city of love—one he articulated via cosmic synths that expanded and retreated like tidal waves and bird chirps reminiscent of a calm early morning.
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And I got a boyfriend, he's older than usHe's in the club doing I don't know whatYou're so cool it makes me hate you so much Taylor Swift realizes hanging out with Tom Hiddleston, who does not have velvety ears and can't even fetch, is not cool or fun.
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It mixes hard-slapping street rap with dashes of velvety, heartbroken R. & B. There is also a crafty collaboration with the Colombian pop superstar J Balvin and Latin trap's reigning king, Bad Bunny, on a song called "I Like It," a swaggering update of Pete Rodriguez's Latin-boogaloo hit.
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Thanks to a printing process that uses a soft-to-the-touch coating and multiple levels of embossing, the leaf depicted on the book's cover functions as an engaging bit of tactile trompe l'oeil: It has the same subtle, velvety feel and raised white veins of an actual philodendron.
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The order here is a velvety cappuccino made with beans from Barcelona-based Right Side Coffee Roasters, a glass of fresh-squeezed orange juice, and the delicious pa amb oli de queso — toast drizzled with olive oil and served with Menorcan cheese, sliced apples and local olives (€7.50).
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Eat According to most estimates, there are more than 40,000 Chinese restaurants in the United States, and it seems as if you can find some version of beef and broccoli at almost all of them: velvety wok-fried meat in brown sauce, served in a forest of green.
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Looking again at Marshall's paintings, we might interrogate not just their "jet black, ebony black, charcoal black, obsidian black, velvety black, inky black," as Molesworth describes, but also the ways in which they shine, a key aspect that Krista Thompson has identified in black popular photography and recent portrait painting.
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Pazdan anticipates a growth spurt for The Hum and has plans on the simmer to book more one-off female driven shows in roomier venues and eventually abroad, but insists that The Hum's footprint will remain at Greenpoint's Manhattan Inn, prized for its velvety movie theatre chairs and (mostly) organic menu.
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Her recipe for chicken salad (above), which she brought to The Times in 2016, restored the dignity of chicken salad for me, employing a gentle poaching technique that guarantees perfection in the meat and a dressing that gives the salad a velvety texture against the crunch of nuts and celery.
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Most subjects, intrinsically interesting or not, enjoyed the benefit of Ms. Sherman's skill with lighting, particularly evident when she printed on velvety Gavelux paper, which gave small details — eyelashes, skin textures, the glint on a pinkie ring — startling vivacity, and made shadow feel soaked-in and form-shaping, like paint.
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Once you know that, you may even enjoy it — like Variety's Guy Lodge: For all its structural and psychological deficiencies, it's hard not to enjoy Fifty Shades Darker on its own lusciously limited terms...Foley's return to the big screen shows some of his velvety class as a trash stylist.
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The velvety voice of Delilah Rene Luke is known far and wide for offering life-learned advice to her 8.3 million late-night listeners, but now the popular syndicated romance radio star is the one in need of support following the shattering death of her teenage son Zachariah to suicide on Oct. 3.
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The gesso, which is clearly used in a way it wasn't intended, blisters and cracks in places, but that only serves to further assert a surface whose hard reflectiveness is the perfect foil for the translucent plastic sculptures, bouncing the window's velvety daylight around the room, where Mendelson's objects capture and contain it.
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"It's usually a big dark room, and there's this woman onstage with this beautiful, rich, velvety voice who's telling you this story or singing you a song, and then she stops and she tells a little story, and then the song continues, and she stops," the singer Christine Lavin told NPR in 21994.
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At Aesme, in Shepherd's Bush, she and her sister, Jess Lister, interweave ornamental grasses from their cutting garden — puffball bunny tails, fluffy pampas grass begging to be stroked like a feather boa — with foraged blue-green cocksfoot, common bent with its blushing haze and velvety Yorkshire fog, which thrives in drainage ditches.
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Course after course arrived: velvety spring onion soubise studded with caviar and bitter chickweed, snapper crudo with thin strips of lightly dressed green pepper and the road-tested morels since relieved of the marrow, however dank, and bathed instead in juniper-scented butter, all under a nap of homemade pasta and pecorino.
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If only there were a set of wireless speakers that let you be both hands-free AND ears-free... The Bose Soundwear Companion wireless wearable speaker is here to give your ears all the luscious, velvety sound they deserve without having to trap them under bulky, uncomfortable headgear or ill-fitting earbuds.
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The sitar jangles a bit, and the horns play rough sometimes, but the general affect is soft, lavish, velvety, exquisite, a ray of light, so intensely devotional it expresses not lust but a nearly religious rapture; when Prince sings he sees tears from heaven, pennies from heaven, blessings from heaven, and big wet sloppy kisses.
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The six-piece collection consists of a powder brush for sweeping bronzers and highlighters across the face, a finishing brush for a diffused glow, a complexion brush for all your powder foundation needs, a shadow brush, a large kabuki brush for seamless blending, and a plush, velvety puff that's perfect for loose powder formulas.
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In a group of pictures produced just a few years ago — Condon refers to them as her "nightclub series" — her bold, Pop palette and broad splashes of color, with swatches of velvety black serving as backgrounds come together to create an air of cool elegance tinged with a long-past-midnight frisson of world-weariness.
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Which is why we partnered with Revlon and pro makeup artist Ashleigh Ciucci to create three bold lip and nail looks using Ultra HD Matte Lipcolor™, the brand's newest formula that features a velvety metallic (and unexpected) finish, and ColorStay Gel Envy™ Longwear Nail Enamel, our go-to when we want lasting, next-level shine.
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So it was a perfect match of music and place on Saturday morning at the Cloisters, the Metropolitan Museum of Art's medieval outpost in Upper Manhattan, when the sound of the organ in Stockhausen's "Himmelfahrt" ("Ascension") filled an airy 12th-century chapel, punctuating periods of velvety richness with gusts of discordance and cleansing pings of a bell.
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M.C. His singing here at the Met in 2011 in the Count di Luna's aria "Il balen" beautifully demonstrates the qualities his admirers cherished: the burnished, russet-colored, slightly covered sound; the velvety legato phrasing; the uncanny breath control; and the way he could summon reserves of vocal power to send a climactic passage soaring over the orchestra.
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But the imaginative seafood-rich dishes are exceptional: roasted, basted catfish in a juice made from its own head and tail on a velvety sweet purée of lotus seed boiled in coconut oil; or perhaps a seaweed-wrapped mackerel nugget topped with salmon roe on a cube of smoked yuzu-marinated rice larded with river shrimp and pink petals.
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On the night I went, the procession included a silky cylinder of Hudson Valley foie gras with compressed apples and plum compote; a poached local egg with hollandaise foam and English muffin crumbles; a smoked sea scallop and velvety Iberico lardo atop potato cream; and a crisp-skinned Finger Lakes duck breast with sherry sauce and duck-confit tortellini.
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After cleansing skin and applying a pH-balancing toner, your serum of choice, and cooling under-eye gels (an optional add-on), the specialist applies the Thermaceutical Wax™ (slowly heated to a safe, soothing temperature) over top for five minutes, delivering the actives deeper into your skin as you relax under the velvety, warm cocoon.
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I imagined the children inside in a row on the couch, watching something on TV and waiting for me to tell them it was over and everything was O.K. I lay the lid on a wicker side table and picked the feathers from our porch furniture, some stuck in the wicker of the sofa, some stuck on the velvety throw pillows.
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