Here she is standing dreamily in front of some ferns.
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"That sent me over the moon," Ms. Mazar said dreamily.
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I wondered dreamily: Where do I get my flower crown?
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And, for a moment, the imaginary worlds felt dreamily real.
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Considering all the flirty buttons on recent episodes — Luca Hall (Luka Sabbat) dreamily staring at Zoey in the design room; Aaron Jackson (Trevor Jackson) dreamily staring at Zoey in a bar; both of them dreamily declaring their love at the dance — it's no surprise the finale wrapped up Zoey's freshman year adventures by forcing her to decide her romantic future.
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It stars the actress Eve Hewson as Ava, a pink-haired young woman slipping dreamily toward adulthood in a (dreamily spacious) Brooklyn loft apartment and the occasional bow-shouldered or '70s-collared Miu Miu party dress.
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Lil Tracy is in character here, dreamily rapping about horses and trucks.
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"I'm just happy I have a spot at all," he concludes, dreamily.
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Sacred Games is awash in gunfights, dreamily gorgeous production, and tricky overhead shots.
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"The Village Voice," one lifelong Mississippian told me dreamily, "that's a real newspaper."
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Casper made its name trafficking sleep with its dreamily marketed, direct-to-consumer mattresses.
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Dreamily happy, he looks at his watch and panics: only two hours have passed!
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Accompanied by music, the wood smoke wafted dreamily through the slanted late-afternoon light.
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Packing for a camping trip, she speaks dreamily of her feelings for the fabric.
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He's sitting on a train staring dreamily out the window while guests chatter around him.
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Last fall, Harper was replaced with the dreamily good-looking, meme-ably progressive Justin Trudeau.
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As she cruises dreamily around the room and strums, the woman finish their squirting attempts.
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Rob's other flirtations are so dreamily New York they may make you scream from jealousy.
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"Weekends don't really exist for us," one of my new local pals explained to me dreamily.
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Invariably they show a dreamily placid city, with swooping birds and sunsets blazing behind turreted towers.
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Longer, more languorous scenes drift dreamily into each other now, as characters battle insomnia, or nightmares.
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It's not just the way he moves, with uncultivated finesse — dreamily, animalistic, like a rock star.
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A server with Pre-Raphaelite red curls wandered dreamily through the room, tucking stems into vases.
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"In 1978, nothing on earth could beat a chocolate-brown Rolls-Royce Corniche," Mr. Kors remembered dreamily.
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In "Rosa espina," oversized chickens dreamily hang behind the figure, ready for a day of feast preparation.
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When the piano dreamily enters with wistful, wandering lines spiked with flinty harmonies, Bernstein just listens, overcome.
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Secretary of State Dean Acheson confessed dreamily that Holmes was the greatest man he had ever known.
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" Darius, Paper Boi's stoned consigliere, dreamily considers the possibility for real: "Everybody would have an affordable phone.
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At a time when I wanted to vanish, I found music that was dreamily dissociative and delectably anesthetic.
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Dreamily thoughtful, with an angular, blue-blooded elegance, Ms. Howe at 1673 has a disarming liveliness of spirit.
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"I had seen him and found him handsome," Ms. Devos said dreamily of a Chilean in her row.
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Dreamily shot in Los Angeles by Autumn Durald Arkapaw, "Untogether" toys with themes of faith and self-knowledge.
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Sometimes, at home, I take a mild mood softener, sit at my screen, and gaze at the animations dreamily.
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These days I vaguely—almost dreamily—remember scrolling through Neopets forums, playing slot-machine-like games for luminescent prizes.
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Gorgeously lit, dreamily paced, "My Brilliant Friend" is directed by Saverio Costanzo, who collaborated, via e-mail, with Ferrante.
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Hardee shrieked when Pettibone floated up dreamily on his tippy-toes and then toppled to kiss the dirty mat.
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Mr. Herheim's "Pelléas" gently riffs on these facets of the opera in his cleanly acted, dreamily slow-moving staging.
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That's when Leslie dreamily shares his philosophy about loving girls only to be rejected by the women they become.
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"It's hard not to admire how beautiful it is and how far we've come," Hannah says dreamily to the camera.
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She was sort of dreamily sashaying around one hip at a time, chewing her cheek, looking up, into her head.
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When I finally came to it, a herd of elk was resting dreamily in the sun, curled against one another.
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"I'd wonder whether everything everyone said was true," Laura dreamily recalls, as if picturing a lovably frat-boyish Prince Charming.
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A man who had been dreamily stroking his beard dived for a couple of the eggs as they glided by.
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His texts are pored over scrupulously by academics, read dreamily by kids and scanned with soft remembrance by the sere.
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At first glance, Boulder seemed dreamily pleasant, as clean and orderly as a Swiss resort, but not exactly in bohemian ferment.
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This weird western saga gleefully, dreamily fuses a Greek chorus, spaghetti westerns, American trickster tales and creepy Japanese shoujo (girls') manga.
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Written by Manfred Karge and newly translated by Alexandra Wood, "Man to Man" is a dark, dreamily poetic play from 1982.
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Later, we see Cheryl dreamily drawing a picture of herself and Josie in the exact same style as the pig heart picture.
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The gray vinyl of a bus seat, scored like aged skin, and the strange flat brown landscape passing dreamily by the window.
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The young intern, however, was still squatting there in his living room, bobbing dreamily, eyes closed, in front of the news reports.
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The mules (pictured below) retail for $260, and and are available in three dreamily-named colors: black nubuck, rose calf, and dijon satin.
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"It was as if we were in an alternate reality," Ione Skye, who plays poor, bullied Carleen, dreamily said of shooting those moments.
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His earliest works were in the paintinglike manner of Pictorialism, as in a dreamily gauzy image of the Brooklyn Bridge made in 1921.
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Whatever dream you had of posing dreamily in front of Coachella's ferris wheel needs to wait until everyone else also achieves that dream.
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When I first moved to New York I was wowed with the possibilities for a dreamily inclusive future that the trains opened up.
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A few people stand, some staring dreamily up at a high row of windows that split the sky into perfect squares of indigo blue.
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From far away I saw my new baby girl, squalling and red and not five minutes old, and wondered, dreamily, whose baby it was.
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The sonic equivalent of being day drunk in the 4:34 PM summer sun: a little woozy, a little wistful, but largely dreamily content.
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Reviews of Tame Impala concerts usually wax lyrical about blissed-out crowds dreamily singing along as their hands lazily drift through plumes of weed smoke.
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Now let us skip over the waves (and across the room) to consider a dreamily post-coital, fully sated bull and its equally happy prey.
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And though it's performed by an older Wendy dreamily recounting the experience from a distance of years, it feels both too explanatory and strangely obfuscating.
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This is particularly true in the third hour, which darts dreamily between past and present, when J. Paul Getty III is in real trouble right now.
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He pointed to the farthest point of the patio, where two fences resolved at a point that evoked the hull of a ship, and sighed, dreamily.
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A series of hazy but elaborate diagrams and drawings, some on a truncated hexagon shape that he thought would promote the land's fertility, are dreamily enrapturing.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — Inside an abandoned church, a membrane stretches dreamily across the space, forming a false horizon within the four walls.
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On "twofour," for example, Urich dreamily sings, "let's not get along together" in gauzy harmony as a destructive wave of noise threatens to wash it all away.
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Some Iranian Kurds talked dreamily of a state they call Rojhelat, or East Kurdistan, which would slough off the "occupation" by Ajamastan, a pejorative term for Iran.
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To one set of eyes, her music is dreamily intuitive, to another it's material to repost on LadBible with the caption 'WTF' and several cry-laughing emojis.
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And on "Cold Summer," over a luxuriously lush beat, Kendrick Lamar delivers considered storytelling, Mac Miller dreamily boasts, and Kevin Gates yelps his way through tough introspection.
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Washing the screen in carmine and ink, he paints a brittle, self-consciously arty veneer that, matched with Flying Lotus's dreamily insistent score, creates disorienting sensory overload.
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Some of the players who defected in 2008 have reconstituted their team in the Netherlands, and Arefaine and his teammates talked dreamily of their compatriots' new lives.
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The dreamily soft-focus camera obscura projections are upside down, the natural result of its optics, but also a further suspension of the world as normally perceived.
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The public adores its TGV—Train à Grande Vitesse—as a symbol of modernity, and because many families dreamily associate the double-decker trains with long summer holidays.
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They drink from saucers and teacups, which may or may not be heavy on the cream, and dreamily purr, mew and sometimes growl and hiss at each other.
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This mental action is what's taking place with scenes three and four as the mother's dreamily bliss of the forest boudoir is interrupted by the nightmarish factory chamber.
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Downstairs, the hotel bar hums with longing from the "freaks and weirdos who want to get plowed by ghosts" as the Countess dreamily ashes into a martini glass.
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The Night Illuminates the Night features photographs of Herman's homeland, Israel, shot in the pitch-black of night, utilizing a specific technique to create beautiful and dreamily lit exposures.
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What makes the exhibition more than just a series of dreamily rendered analogue status updates is the intersection of Kim's personal timeline with the timeline of world-historical events.
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Basically, Gosling meets Mara at a party and dreamily recites to her a very cheesy pick-up line that would only work if Gosling was the one saying it.
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As you look out the window, the sounds of an imperious organ dreamily weave in and out of synth chords ripped straight from the heart of the Blade Runner OST.
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Rautendelein, an elf-girl lolling dreamily near a deep well, is visited by the rambunctious Faun, who is annoyed that humans keep encroaching on the meadow to build their churches.
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Now go back and gaze dreamily at the futuristic pop artist's debut album art, photographed by British photographer Charlotte Wales whose work for magazines like Pop and Dazed is evident here.
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Kat Von D shared a beautiful photo of herself dreamily laying on a white couch with a caption in Spanish — "que duerman con los angelitos" — which generated praise and criticism from followers.
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The best is the Al Andalus ritual, which includes a bath, exfoliation and a relaxing massage, followed by mint tea in the resting room, which is dreamily lit by lanterns and candles.
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My eyes close nostalgically when I remember how I once drifted in my translucent body bag, floated dreamily in the bubble of my thoughts through my private ocean in slow-motion somersaults. . . .
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And for a dreamily romantic version, Simone Rocha sent out tiara-like headpieces adorned with gems — which the hairstylist James Pecis set atop loose, windblown updos for a slightly fairy-tale effect.
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He can't quite wrap his head around what a unique space the Oval Office is, and he likes to stare dreamily off in the distance in between signing environmentally disastrous pipeline executive orders.
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Keeping with her BatB love, River wore a Cogsworth-adorned pink dress to Disneyland during a January trip, gazing dreamily up at Gaston in a too-cute photo The Voice coach shared to Instagram.
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The clip features the duo cruising through Los Angeles in a fiery red convertible Corvette, an extended scene starring Nite Jewel on the Venice boardwalk, and dreamily panoramic shots of the city at sunset.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO The singer, songwriter, drummer and producer Madame Gandhi finds a swinging backbeat — often doubletiming into drum-and-bass — for "See Me Thru," a dreamily multilayered love song happily buffeted by rhythmic crosscurrents.
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Then he crossed the street dreamily to the bakery and spent some time breathing in the aroma of fresh baguettes, the rich, filling smell of country loaves, and the light fragrance of warm rolls.
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And while that did occasionally mean dreamily spacey explorations—like the album closing renditions of "Footprints in the Snow"—more often than not it meant a wholehearted embrace of the instrument's goofiest, most winning possibilities.
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I have to dreamily walk out into traffic sometimes and hear the angry chorus of horns to remember I am in the world, that this is not a given and I am someone worth saving.
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There are so many unspoken rules when you live here, like the way you're never supposed to stop in the middle of the sidewalk or stare dreamily up at tall buildings or pause to read graffiti.
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As the commentators talk dreamily about nuclear-fusion engines that will carry our descendants to other planets, you can't help wondering whether approaches to diplomacy might be affected by our popular culture's love affair with apocalypse.
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It's an illusion, dreamily romantic and set to music, and like much of what happens in this two-man work of physical theater from Recirquel Company Budapest, we're not sure at first what we're looking at.
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Macbeth's Three Witches stand round a burbling cauldron, with a placard describing the varying herbs that rendered those who ingested them "in flight," or dreamily stoned enough to soar on imaginative broomsticks: wolfsbane, henbane, mandrake, belladonna.
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Buried in the vaporous synth lines and swooning vocals—which recall the 80s most dreamily sedated synth pop hits—is a sense of quietude and piety that echoes the architecture, if not the spirit of holy spaces.
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The two of them met in 1968, when she wore her hair in a blond beehive and Shahid was built like a heavyweight boxer; in those days, she said, dreamily, he could fight four men at once.
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Why they might not: It's glacially slow at times, drawing on the imagery and pacing of 1970s exploitation films, and spending more time musing dreamily over the woods and over hypnotic, trippy religious conversations than on chainsaw fights.
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Pace yourself, though: This is very much the same disorienting, relentless series, touching on techno-cultural themes — hacking, social-media mobs, drones, the narcotic allure of nostalgia — in stories that are both dreamily speculative and of-the-moment.
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Puzder runs the fast-food chains Hardee's and Carl's Jr. and has spoken dreamily of how much he'd like to install robots in place of human workers — you know, the kind the Labor Department is supposed to protect.
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Portraits like "Woman at the Window" by Dante Gabriel Rossetti, a pastel from 1870 that shows the Pre-Raphaelite model Jane Morris, curly hair tied loosely back, staring dreamily into the distance, reflect Botticelli in both style and subject.
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Eight Brooklynites, assembled at a bar counter, had a choice: succumb to what seemed to be the truth of a cold Tuesday in the city, or, dreamily, agree that the venue, as its name suggests, was a log cabin.
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But none of it seems to really threaten to become the world-conquering tsunami, the change machine on the scale of the internet itself, that was dreamily suggested in the early days of cryptocurrencies — or, at least, not any time soon.
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When the attendant asked if I was interested in an "intestinal cleansing," I mumbled "sure," dreamily allowing her to escort me to a room where I found out, rather abruptly, that the "cleansing" was, in fact, an indigenous herbal tea enema.
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She proudly wears the mantle of "spinster"—"It's the spinsters who made me," she proclaims—and ushers us, sometimes dreamily, other times with searing attention, into a personal narrative about her life amid a mutually supportive "found family" and intimate friends.
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He joined The Shins as in 2011 and played with The Black Keys as a touring guitarist in 2014 before joining the Dan Auerbach-fronted garage rock band The Arcs, with whom he released one album, 2015's Yours, Dreamily,.
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Solntseva pairs Alexander's idyllic memories with pictorial rhapsody, filling the screen with a molten crimson sunrise, wavering light on a river's surface which looks like animated Abstract Expressionism, mist drifting dreamily along the riverbanks, smoke billowing, and clouds swarming amid the twilit sky.
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Gleeful talking heads on MSNBC and CNN wondered dreamily what would become of the Republican president when Democrats took the gavel from Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE.
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For those of us whose main concern, as we board a train, is whether or not we will get a seat, there will always be something dreamily bracing about the sight of the rich and lazy wondering what cocktail to sip in the restaurant car.
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The American fantasy of France is a parade of endless cheese and wine—where everyone knocks back glasses of pinot in the park next to the Eiffel Tower (or at least stares dreamily at it from afar), while more bottles—and plates of cheese—await.
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The image that comes up for many of us, often cobbled together from watching The Dude in the movie "The Big Lebowski" or the misadventures of Harold and Kumar, is of the laid-back stoner who dreamily takes yet another hit on the bong.
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But as I floated dreamily across a sea of professional smiles with Mario, I realized that his facade had taken on a reality of its own, that his ongoing voyages to nowhere — and everywhere — provided an overwhelming sense of freedom perhaps not found on land.
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In situ, the 46-year-old screenwriter — known for sometimes-dark comedies like "Chuck & Buck" (2000), "School of Rock" (2003) and the new "Beatriz at Dinner," with Salma Hayek as a Los Angeles holistic healer — is a far cry from his dreamily lucid personas.
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O. S.) DIAMOND ISLAND Dreamily recalling the work of Wong Kar-wai (disaffected youth pursuing romance on motorbikes) and Apichatpong Weerasethakul (long shots of rural vegetation and urban architecture), Davy Chou's first fictional feature takes place largely on a construction site in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
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In this cavernous subterranean space, the chairs are filled with East Village denizens out for an evening of Russian music and appropriate refreshments; chilled carafes of vodka and plates of pelmeni (Siberian dumplings) are scattered on the tables, consumed dreamily to the sound of an accordion.
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"The Cher Show," however, makes excellent emotional sense of the three versions of its heroine: Star, the self-possessed Cher of the past several decades; Lady, the glossy-haired Cher of the 1970s; and the dreamily awkward Babe, who is only 16 when she falls for Sonny.
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The move came as a surprise: Just six months ago, Mr. Panter was in New York proudly showing off the Hudson Theater, a former Broadway stage he intended to restore, and talking dreamily about the theater community nightspot he wanted to create in a long-abandoned apartment overhead.
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And so it continued, with Mr. Pelz's "Repetition Blindness," a restless new piece that shifts from dreamily descending arpeggios to bouts of pummeling chords, at the center of the program, which wound back through the other halves of the pieces by Mozart, Bach and Froberger, and the rest of the Janacek.
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The dreamily sarcastic singsong rap, the looped sample of The Clash's "Straight to Hell," the chanting children; none of the song's separate, moving parts scream 'club banger,' but together they make for an instant party track that has outlasted its contemporaries (we don't hear "Golden Skans" in the club now, do we?).
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Growing up in the outskirts of Chambéry in the French Alps, she noticed how they would stare dreamily into each other's eyes or hold hands so often that their friends took to calling them "Les Amoureux de Peynet," after the love-struck couple depicted in the lithographs of the French illustrator Raymond Peynet.
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Two of her ex-boyfriends describe their former relationships in a kind of Viva-induced fugue state, one resolutely contending "I'm not the bad guy" and the other dreamily recalling her mercurial charm, both either elevating her or reducing her to a Manic Pixie Dream Girl-cum-tragedy — which is unrealistic or boring at best.
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"He made art because he needed to make art," the narrator (Chris Lopes) tells us with moving vehemence at the top of Charles Mee Jr.'s lyrical, fictionalized bio-play "Soot and Spit," which conjures Castle's world and work in a beautifully designed, dreamily evocative production directed by Kim Weild at the New Ohio Theater.
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She's become one of the signifiers of Twin Peaks that pop culture uses as a shorthand for the show: There's cherry pie, damn good coffee, people talking backwards in the Red Room, Laura Palmer wrapped in plastic, and then Audrey, standing in the middle of the diner in her schoolgirl sweater and red lipstick, dreamily swaying to jazz.
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Dreamily, she even half imagined that she could hear her mother at work downstairs: a consoling clatter of pans and crockery in the kitchen, water running in the sink, voices rumbling on the radio—as if some substratum of ordinariness were so fundamental that it must always be carrying steadily on somewhere, below all the agitation of change.
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On Tumblr, the platform du jour, there were photos of women, shoeless, in fields of flowers pouting lazily at the camera; women standing at windows in their underwear looking dreamily out onto a European street; there was even one photo making the rounds of a delicate, pale young woman in a white nightgown standing knee deep in Hurricane Sandy flood water.
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The only weird thing, I guess, is that Porzingis decided to decline her request while lounging dreamily on a pillow: Cinematographic choices aside, the backstory is pretty touching, as the girl, 17-year-old Knicks superfan Samantha Miller from Miller Place High School on Long Island, said that she wanted to make a big deal of this year's prom after being bullied by some classmates.
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Hokusai: Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji, compactly presented in a handsome slipcase, opens up like a nigh-on infinitely expandable concertina of a book, in wave after wave after wave of images of daily life as it proceeded in the eye of that dreamily cloud-wreathed sacred mountain: a junk converted into a home is moored amongst reeds; a woman with her babe in the shadow of a lumber yard takes time out to admire smoke wisps encircling the snowcap… This magnificent suite of woodblock prints feels as homey as it is exalted.
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