So I said to this strange person with dark glasses — nobody was wearing dark glasses like that at the time — that I wouldn't do it.
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" I thought, "The strange guy with the dark glasses?
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"They were my personal dark glasses," she reveals of Patty's collection.
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Since returning to work he has taken to wearing dark glasses.
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"I'm going to be wearing dark glasses ... and I'm going to cry."
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I'm going to be wearing dark glasses...and I'm going to cry.
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Men wearing dark glasses followed me to the grocery store, my kids' school.
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To ward off Mr. Zukhar's effects, Mr. Korchnoi took to wearing dark glasses.
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And here again are the dark glasses and bright tailoring of that era.
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He is known for his dark glasses, sleek white pony tail, and fingerless gloves.
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When she did, she wore a hat and dark glasses lest she be recognized.
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Then they sent a friend — a tall man in dark glasses — to screen me.
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A group of nurses watch a solar eclipse through special dark glasses in June 21999.
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It's hard to interview someone with dark glasses on, because you can't see someone's reactions.
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Korchnoi wears smoky dark glasses that we might call the transition-lenses of moral ambivalence.
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The hunted man, identified as Hubert Gerold Brown, had a prominent Afro and wore dark glasses.
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For interiors, with no weather, there are a lot of dark glasses and wide-brimmed hats.
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Yovanovitch, who entered the Capitol complex for the deposition wearing dark glasses, did not respond to questions.
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As Mariah's customer walked out, a man with dark glasses and a shining silver mane stomped in.
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Shockie smoothed his hair, Meraj put on his dark glasses, and Taukir dusted off his tight black jeans.
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She was photographed in dark glasses and a puffy white Mickey Mouse hat getting into a black van.
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But Mr. Burrows, standing nearby in a billowing coat and dark glasses, was more measured in his response.
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Human presence is denied: no driver can be seen maneuvering behind the dark glasses of the piste machines.
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It wasn't that he was shy, though he certainly had his dark glasses and cigarettes to shield him.
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They were in good clothes and disguised with thick spectacles and false mustaches (Meraj wore dark glasses, for contrast).
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Senior year, she'd even popped blood vessels in her eyes, so for weeks she'd worn dark glasses around campus.
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He looked as cool as them, more rapper than rune-reader, in dark glasses with a chain around his neck.
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Figures that closely resemble Penn and Del Castillo are seen wearing dark glasses, and in Penn's case, a baseball cap.
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In the throes of the protests he repeatedly breaks his signature dark glasses, the emblems of his ego's blind spots.
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The Russians claimed they caught him with wigs, dark glasses and cash as he tried to recruit a Russian agent.
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Nevertheless, we should treasure his cameo in "Breathless," as an author named Parvulesco, who meets the press in dark glasses.
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At least on those occasions he made attempts to cover his secret shame, donning a cap, dark glasses, and a beard.
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Tshisekedi, wearing a blue suit and dark glasses, took the oath of office before his supporters, government officials and foreign ambassadors.
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Generally liked by her students, she often walked around campus wearing white gloves and dark glasses, faculty colleagues said in interviews.
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In the back, the owner Samuel Hargress, a fedora perched on his head, gazed out at the crowd through dark glasses.
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Hopkins Jr, according to the DoJ, entered Deyo&aposs home wearing a disguise of pantyhose on his head and dark glasses.
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Mr. Lagerfeld, with his signature dark glasses and powdered white ponytail, was the longtime creative director at both Chanel and Fendi.
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In the shot, she poses by a pool in a black swim cover-up, dark glasses and glass of wine in hand.
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I guess I'm used to her with dark glasses, but still, if you want to dig deeper, if you feel the reaction.
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And most of all, their leaders look strange to us — for example, Kim Jong-il with his funny hairdo and dark glasses.
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A Dope employee with dark glasses and an Afro led the proceedings from in front of a table full of silver trophies.
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The images included one of Ms. Liu wearing dark glasses and holding a picture of her late husband fringed with black trimming.
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Long-haired and bearded, Mallya arrived at Westminster Magistrates Court wearing a dark blue pin-striped suit and gold-rimmed dark glasses.
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They think of his dark glasses and his weird little white powdered ponytail and his stiff white shirts and his black jeans.
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When Johnny finally came out he had on dark glasses, but they did not cover the horrible sight of his completely disfigured face.
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Along with her dark glasses, sharp heels and smile of post-combat exhilaration, the coat whispered "burn" with a wink and a swish.
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An artist herself, practicing a technique called rust art, she often walked around campus wearing white gloves and dark glasses, faculty colleagues said.
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So the tiny Turkish man with comically dark glasses wants 20 bucks for a burger that tastes like chewing on your own tongue?
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Disguising herself with cropped hair and dark glasses and armed with fake identification papers, she fled to Jordan before seeking refuge in France.
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"Everyone in my class got it, but I just didn't fully recover for it," the author of "A Girl Behind Dark Glasses" said.
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Wearing a mask, dark glasses, visible body armor, and a rifle slung across your chest instills a very specific image that cannot be ignored.
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Adam Levine, guitarist James Valentine and the Tonight Show disguised themselves as bearded buskers, sporting hats and dark glasses to hide their famous faces.
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The long-haired, bearded Mallya arrived at the courthouse wearing a dark blue pin-striped suit, gold-rimmed dark glasses and patent leather shoes.
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Sometimes, she wonders if people think the only thing she does all day is get in and out of large cars in dark glasses.
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He led US forces in the Pacific during World War II and administered postwar Japan with an outsized personality, dark glasses and a corncob pipe.
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"The Hong Kong people are fighting for their freedom," he said, wearing a baseball cap, dark glasses and a face mask to conceal his identity.
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Scuffing around in a bathrobe and dark glasses the sizes of hubcaps, Miles has gone hermit, the Prince of Darkness turned the Prince of Silence.
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Although his eyes are obscured behind dark glasses, Hamm's squirming, sudden changes of mood, from irritated to elegiac to abusive, arrive like small shock waves.
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She's often allowed to tell her narrative from behind dark glasses and a hat — which has the opposite effect on how we're invited to perceive her.
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Ferrero's father behaved similarly, hiding the details of his life from the press and wearing dark glasses whenever he appeared in public, the Washington Post reported.
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The luxury fashion designer, with his signature dark glasses and powdered white ponytail, was one of the most recognizable faces of an industry he helped define.
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So did Sergei Filin, the former Bolshoi Ballet director who was the 2013 victim of an acid attack, his severely injured eyes covered by dark glasses.
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The luxury fashion designer, with his signature dark glasses and powdered white ponytail, was one of the most recognizable faces in an industry he helped define.
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Dressed in a wool suit and dark glasses, Mr. Gatto was greeted as "maestro" by the two singers, both of whom he conducted onstage as younger men.
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Obama does his 'thank you' notes on Fallon "I'm going to be sitting there with dark glasses, sobbing," he told TV host Ellen DeGeneres earlier this year.
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"And I was asked if I would speak at her graduation, and I said, 'Absolutely not,' because I'm going to be sitting there with dark glasses, sobbing."
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Tommy Tune wore a light summer jacket and dark glasses, smiling even as he admitted that he never quite understood why "Cats" became the phenomenon it did.
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Torres was detained by several police officers at her house a few miles outside Guatemala City, her face mostly covered by a headscarf and large dark glasses.
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The movie stars, rappers, and models are invariably smiling, cheerful; some sing or dance, the women with suggestive postures, the men in dark glasses and fur coats.
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One of Bulgaria's most popular sportsmen, Pulev apologized for his actions during the hearing as his girlfriend, the Bulgarian pop star Andrea, sat behind him, wearing dark glasses.
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Outfitted in dark glasses, trousers and a matching long-sleeve shirt, Foxx, 51, held a champagne flute in one hand as he put his other arm around Anelise.
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The singer donned a grey top hat and dark glasses, perfectly mimicking both posed and candid vintage shots of the star, adding Sir and Rumi for good measure.
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With his dark glasses, embroidered kofia hat and a playful smirk tugging at his lips as he doles out sharp one-liners, Mr. Abdela is hard to miss.
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On a recent December afternoon, Ms. Ragoo declared she was just 16, despite the cane clutched to her side and dark glasses shielding her eyes after cataract surgery.
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"They're going to start a riot!" exclaimed Mr. Nuon Chea, a frail, bent man who walked with a cane and peered at the world through large dark glasses.
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The Akron Art Museum is encouraging visitors to use their phones to interact with Dot, its chatbot digital tour guide, which sports dark glasses and a pink pageboy.
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That photo of Ms. Pelosi in an orange coat and dark glasses is more effective than any logo at communicating women's relish at being on the front lines.
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He had "actor" in his passport; he had scrimped and starved as a jobbing actor in London, wearing dark glasses and learning his lines in public (ever the poseur).
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ROME — Behind dark glasses, his face dominated by a Fu Manchu mustache, Ion Tiriac betrays little emotion from his courtside seat at the Madrid Open, a tournament he owns.
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All the gangsters keep their felt fedoras on, and all of them are wearing very expensive dark glasses, fashioned in Rome, with a brand name that I can't pronounce.
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A disgruntled deposition The trouble began in the morning, when Trump's ousted ambassador to Ukraine, Marie Yovanovitch, strode into a deposition on Capitol Hill behind a pair of dark glasses.
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Mr Singh has a theatrical detective's hat and dark glasses, but spends much of his time on the unglamorous task of checking out prospective marriage partners on behalf of parents.
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At lunchtime, he walked out of the schoolyard and into a waiting VW Beetle driven by his mother, Carol, who was disguised in a black wig and large dark glasses.
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Ostensibly still a teenager when he started publishing his stories, JT Leroy appeared in public as a soft-spoken waif in a blond wig, dark glasses and baggy, androgynous clothes.
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The book even looks cool: its bright-yellow cover features an Alex Katz painting of two stone-faced young women, one with red lips and the other in dark glasses.
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Charlize Theron looked statuesque in a form-fitting gold dress, while Billie Eilish kept her dark glasses on as she moved among smokers and other cool kids in the garden.
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He would chant, yelp and shriek while his bandmate, Martin Rev, stood impassively in the background, his face half-hidden by dark glasses, droning away on a cheap electronic keyboard.
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In a video captured by Baidu News and posted on Chinese social media site Weibo, Fan is seen walking through the Beijing Capital airport wearing dark glasses and a baseball cap.
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There, below Diego Armando Maradona, Tin Tán, John Lennon, and Cuauhtémoc Blanco—his idols for life—appears Shocker, "the 1000 percent Guapo," with his black leotard, blonde hair, and dark glasses.
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But first, the Virginia governor&aposs race takes a dark turn, and a new political ad compares Republicans to confederates for driving through the streets in dark glasses hunting down small children.
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But the revolutionary mystique he once enjoyed - helped by a Che Guevara beret, leather jacket and dark glasses - wore thin after he was captured in Khartoum in 1994 by French special forces.
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Yet "American Dream/American Knightmare" perhaps functions best as a snapshot of a moment in time -- one as stubbornly opaque, in some respects, as the dark glasses that Knight insists on wearing.
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A friend had dutifully brought along the disguise I'd planned—dark glasses, a long chiffon scarf and a wide-brimmed floppy hat, which, it turned out, didn't come close to fitting over my bandage helmet.
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Karunanidhi, who always appeared in public with dark glasses and a yellow shawl draped on a shoulder, built his career fighting oppression by Brahmins, a priestly community at the top of the Hindu caste system.
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"When people have slept less, it's a little like looking at the world through dark glasses," said Janice Kiecolt-Glaser, a longtime relationship scientist and director of the Ohio State Institute for Behavioral Medicine Research.
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On Thursday, Roger Stone wore round dark glasses and a top hat as he received his 40-month sentence after being convicted of witness tampering, false statements, and obstruction of justice, Business Insider previously reported.
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And it was in New York that Ms. Gordon achieved hipster emeritus status, a personification of downtown cool captured forever in freeze-frame, icily staring out behind dark glasses against a graffiti-strewn brick wall.
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While Lagerfeld often wore black suits, high collars, fingerless gloves, and dark glasses — a theatrical approach to dressing that often showed up on the runway —Viard's personal style lends itself to a more subdued elegance.
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"I project myself in this film, but it's not to be taken literally," Almodovar, wearing dark glasses, told a news conference following the movie's Cannes premiere the night before, where it received a standing ovation.
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History has ascribed Roy's signature dark glasses to a sartorial choice, but in reality, they were more practical than any flare for attitude: Orbison was diagnosed as severely sight impaired when he was just a kid.
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No, it was specifically outrage that the nation had elected a boasting groper, a sexual predator-in-chief, an unqualified showboat instead of that outstandingly qualified woman texting in dark glasses, kicking ass, getting shit done.
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Perhaps the most vivid example of this comes from that infamous picture of Clinton from 2015 where she was seen hiding behind dark glasses and striving to go unnoticed at a Chipotle counter on the campaign trail.
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Nobody seems to think it's particularly strange that an old lady with a funny haircut and a young man in dark glasses and a fedora would want to paste huge pictures to the walls of decrepit structures.
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Stout and pale, he stands out among the Madrileños, with wide dark glasses—he suffers from light sensitivity—and a tuft of white hair that a bird appears to have woven on the top of his head.
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It's actually quite refreshing because if you go back in time to a more glamorous age, maybe the 70s and 80s, you see Joan Collins walking through an airport in sort of dark glasses and a fur coat.
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In a dark suit and necktie, wearing dark glasses — Mr. González is blind, as Ecuadorean mourners frequently are — he stood up on his ledge, his short body saddled by a huge accordion, confronting life's great inevitability with singing.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Wearing dark glasses, a suit and tie and sipping on a soda, the smartly-dressed Chilean standing on a Santiago boulevard looks surprisingly nonchalant about the tumult around him, with riot police chasing down masked protesters.
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He arrived at court with his girlfriend amid tight security wearing large rectangular dark glasses that mimicked the way media conceal people's identities by blacking out their eyes in pixelated photos — apparently mocking Germany's censorship rules, said the BBC.
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The radiation made him dangerously susceptible to sunburn, and when we walked down the street, for lunch at a health-food café, he wore heavy dark glasses, a black scarf around his neck, and a large safari-style hat.
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Toting an acoustic guitar, his face generally half-hidden by a Panama hat and dark glasses, Mr. Redbone channeled performers and songwriters from ragtime, Delta blues, Tin Pan Alley and more, material not generally heard by the rock generation.
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"Were not sure what is going to happen later, but we felt we had to get out and show our basic right to wear a mask," said one protester, Sue, 22, who wore a black mask and dark glasses.
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On the day of the guilty verdict, a defiant Mr. Habré, wearing dark glasses and with his head wrapped in white scarves as though he were bracing for a desert storm, raised his fists and yelled to supporters in the courtroom.
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And adjoining a display of Donna Karan's "Seven Easy Pieces" (her stretchy "power" wardrobe from 1980s), a film on endless replay depicts a glamorous model in dark glasses riding in a limousine while a voiceover recites cryptic, self-serious dialogue.
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Best known for his signature outfit of a black suit, high collars, dark sunglasses and a white slicked back ponytail, fingerless gloves and dark glasses, Lagerfeld was consistently outspoken — sharing his wit and singular opinions in many memorable interviews over the years.
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But the Secret Service has other ideas: federal law says the guys and gals in the suits and dark glasses can't allow guns anywhere near where big political big wigs are - you know, the ones who froth at the mouth at gun restrictions.
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While Mr. Clinton had clinched the Democratic nomination, his appearance (he donned dark glasses and played "Heartbreak Hotel") helped humanize him for a challenging fall campaign in which he started in third place against George H. W. Bush and H. Ross Perot.
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Related: The Actress Who Linked Up Sean Penn with El Chapo Was Under Surveillance Since 2014 Dressed in a blue sweater with dark glasses, the lawyer looked tired as he explained that the Chapo rollercoaster was taking its toll on him as well.
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In a video posted by Baidu News and shared on Chinese social media site Weibo, Fan was shown leaving Beijing Capital International Airport on Monday night, wearing dark glasses to hide her face and followed by a man with a large black umbrella.
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"Were not sure what is going to happen later, but we felt we had to get out and show our basic right to wear a mask," said one protester, Sue, 22, who wore a black mask and dark glasses to the Causeway Bay march.
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In the photographs, Penn, wearing dark glasses and a baseball cap, is shown arriving with Del Castillo at an airport, then at a hotel, and greeting the men who apparently took them to a small airstrip, from which they flew to the jungle camp to meet Guzman.
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The bitch in dark glasses and pursed lips who became an internet sensation, the bitch who sighed and brushed invisible lint from her shoulders while being grilled on Benghazi, the bitch who cares deeply about winning and doesn't care who knows it — that's the candidate we need.
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As the lengthy verdict was read out, Mr. Nuon Chea, his eyes shielded by oversized dark glasses and his lips collapsing into a mouth missing teeth, asked to be allowed to listen to the proceedings in a holding cell rather than in the glass-enclosed courtroom.
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She couldn't bear the resumption of the strimmer's noise, and thought that she had to go out; she painted on a fresh slash of lipstick, changed her heels for higher ones, fluffed up the thick bird's nest of her rust-black hair, put on dark glasses.
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It is, however, the conversations, tender and teasing, between Ms. Varda, who is losing her vision, and JR, who hides behind dark glasses, as they ponder their art, their ages, goats and cats, long-ago loves and lost friends, that will have viewers wiping their eyes.
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Her newborn son weighed just four pounds, which she attributed to her mistreatment at the hands of the C.I.A. On Thursday, Ms. Boudchar, wearing a head scarf and dark glasses, emerged with her son, who is now 14, from Parliament holding aloft her copy of the apology letter.
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I had a moment in the gallery of experiencing them as I do other people in the wash of mass transit, when I caught a glimpse of one of the "Passenger" (2016) pieces (a sitting man in gray trousers, a black jacket, and dark glasses) through one of the "By the Yard" (2016) pieces.
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The last time I saw Reid, during the 2016 presidential campaign, he was wearing dark glasses and was still bruised from a freakish exercise-session mishap in early 123, when an elastic band apparently snapped and propelled him into some cabinets, breaking ribs and bones in his face and blinding him in his right eye.
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It did so in the form of a cartoon, provided to the newspaper by a wire service and published directly above an unrelated column by Tom Friedman, in which a guide dog with a prideful countenance and the face of Benjamin Netanyahu leads a blind, fat Donald Trump wearing dark glasses and a black yarmulke.
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A woman sitting in a chair, wearing dark glasses and holding a walking stick, essentially posing as blind (later I would see her easily negotiate her way around a semicircular stage, so I know it was a ruse), asked everyone in front of me as they entered the theater whether they were black or white.
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" The playwright Jonathan Reynolds wrote in New York magazine in 1977 that "Not since that night in 1962, when Jack Paar threw on a pair of dark glasses to hide his tears and made the most dramatic exit the country had yet witnessed on the tube, have I come across a television character as compelling as Stanley Siegel.
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A self-identified "caricature," with his dark glasses, powdered ponytail, black jeans, fingerless gloves, starched collars, Chrome Hearts jewelry and obsessive Diet Coke consumption, he achieved such a level of global fame — and controversy — that a $21982 Karl Barbie doll, created in collaboration with the toymaker Mattel, sold out in less than an hour in 2265.
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Concealed behind the armor Mr. Lagerfeld wore in public — dark glasses, tight black jeans, ponytail whitened with imported Japanese powder, fingers barnacled with Chrome Hearts rings — was a man who in reality spent many of his adult years living with his mother and later (and more publicly, until his death at 85) with his Birman cat, the feline Instagram star Choupette.
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There are signals for how we treated those we designated as disabled (dark glasses and white cane to indicate blindness), how we generally viewed femininity (quite rigidly coded), what abundance looked like (a pile of succulently glazed doughnuts), and how similar home food was to street food before the hegemony of corporatized fast food took hold (a lunch counter sign advertises spaghetti for a few cents).
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And it must have been noted somewhere, this layover in Germany, or Switzerland, or Austria (the signs, when she arrived, were all in German), she just forgot it—she must have forgotten it several times, she was too busy hating Italian airlines, and maybe all Italians, her mind kept snagging on that cancelled flight, those two handsome men, each turning to admire his own reflection in the other's dark glasses.
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The image, published in the international print edition of Thursday's paper, featured Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuBenjamin (Bibi) NetanyahuMORE as a guide dog wearing a Star of David collar leading President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, who is wearing a skullcap and dark glasses.
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The New York Times Opinion section on Saturday apologized for the cartoon, which depicted President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE wearing a yarmulke and dark glasses walking Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuBenjamin (Bibi) NetanyahuMORE, who was portrayed as a guide dog on a leash with a Star of David hanging from his collar.
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The video montage leaves me as wrung out as an old dish rag: lynchings; Biggie Smalls spitting his flow on a neighborhood sidewalk; a young Angela Davis smiling; breathtakingly vicious police assaults on black men, women, and children; Miles Davis veiled behind dark glasses; Drake performing on a stage; dancers from the Harlem ballroom scene mercilessly death-dropping; Odell Beckham Jr. displaying his outsized athleticism; a black woman sweating and hollering in her church; heterosexual couples grinding on a dance floor; the farcical eyewitness accounts that have become internet memes; more police savagery; an alien monster ravaging a city as armed forces throw all their military ordinance at it; a solar flare erupting from the sun's surface.
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