I don't know if you've ever worn dress clothes, but it's nearly impossible to do anything athletic.
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From casual summer styles to dress clothes for the office, almost everyone can find something worth buying.
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It keeps suits and dress clothes from wrinkling, and has ample room for all the other essentials.
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Mr. Sharif wore a football T-shirt — he had no dress clothes, and the camp was sweltering.
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I put it to the test and it did a great job at keeping my dress clothes wrinkle-free.
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Shop John W. NordstromJohn W. Nordstrom is where you come for sophisticated dress clothes, sportswear, accessories, furnishings, and shoes.
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It's the dry cleaners who clean the dress clothes that will not be worn as workers stay away from their offices.
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He put on dress clothes he brought for this occasion, but after ordering, the boy realized he couldn't stay to eat.
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If Ministry of Supply's claims of radically engineered dress clothes turned out to be real, I'd be a return customer almost definitely.
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He still wears a white coat over dress clothes but has shed the tie and is making do with a smaller office.
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Some of the biggest savings come from cooking at home, not having to buy dress clothes, and not spending money on commuting.
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And, too, men and women still need dress clothes, and tailoring isn't so easily done, or done well anyway, through a web browser.
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But now I am selling a lot of plain black t-shirts for the common people too, and the professionals come for dress clothes.
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The staying power of the promposal was cemented earlier this year when the dress clothes retailer Men's Wearhouse registered March 11th as National Promposal Day.
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A woman driving by stopped to help him Jasmine Scofield said she was driving by on Friday evening when she spotted Casarez in dress clothes.
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As the youngest of four children, my parents had long given up trying to wrangle us all into dress clothes and into the pews every week.
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MM.LaFleur isn't cheap, but the brand offers high-quality dress clothes for professional women who have better things to do than worry about what to wear.
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Below, Shaq explains his fashion struggles, what went into creating the collection of dress clothes (in sizes up to 6XL and 5XLT) and his surprising style inspiration.
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In 2004, he launched a line of suits and men's dress clothes called the Donald J. Trump Collection, which is sold at department stores around the country.
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When I first came across Ministry of Supply, a relatively young company that aims to make "performance dress clothes" instances like that were at the front of my mind.
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If you have your heart set on red velvet but your kids hate dress clothes, you could go casual, try an ugly-sweater card or have everyone in their favorite holiday PJs.
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Lucky for us, a new startup called Propeller Outfitters has come up with a clever solution that allows you to leave your garment bags at home and conveniently carry your dress clothes, casual clothes, shoes, and other personal belongings all in one place.
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With the Propeller Garment Duffle Bag, you can conveniently store your suit or dress clothes in a separate compartment that rolls around the bag and still have plenty of room for a pair of shoes and a few days worth of clothes inside.
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Assuming I would buy four new dress shirts, three pairs of slacks, and three ties each year, I estimate a savings of $580 a year on dress clothes, using J. Crew as my reference, because that has long been my go-to for such clothing.
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The city&aposs police department has posted several updates on Phil&aposs story to Facebook, and shared last week that Goodwill helped provide the man with dress clothes as they headed to the Florida State Capitol — which Phil said "he&aposs never been inside" — as they filled out his paperwork.
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The party is held on Saturday. Most children wear dress clothes, and don't look ordinary. Alfons gets presents. At the table is a cake, and name-cards giving every guest a place.
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Parker, pp. 543–544 She made her first appearance on stage at the Garrick Theatre, London in March 1922 playing Hélène in Seymour Hicks's farce The Man in Dress Clothes."The Man In Dress Clothes" The Times, 23 March 1922, p.10 She then joined the Birmingham Repertory Company in January, 1923, and remained there for fifteen months, playing, among other parts, Lady Mabel in The Cassilis Engagement, and Dora in Diplomacy, Patricia Carleon in Magic, also playing in The Romantic Age, The Return of the Prodigal, and The Importance of Being Earnest.
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A Royal Naval rating in 1A uniform (a modern sailor suit). A sailor suit is a uniform traditionally worn by enlisted seamen in a navy or other governmental sea services. It later developed into a popular clothing style for children, especially as dress clothes.
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Dress socks are dress clothes socks for men traditionally in dark colours like black, blue, gray or brown. For more casual wear they are sometimes offered in other colours or checkered patterns. Dress socks are worn in accompaniment to dress shoes of varying styles depending on dress codes or personal preferences.The Sock Rules You Break Every Day at AskMen.
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Another local custom takes place on 5 January. During the day, children, called Glöckler, go door to door with little bells and sacks and receive Faschingskrapfen (donuts), oranges, chocolate or nuts. In the evening, it's the adults' turn! They take to the streets dressed as Berigeln, in raggedy traditional dress clothes, their faces covered with a black clothe mask.
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The latter articles of clothing were presumed to be dress clothes. The boy had a wallet with visible paint drops in his back pants pocket, although it is unknown if it assisted with finding clues about the victim's identity. The body was exhumed in 2013 to collect DNA, although tests proved unsuccessful at generating a usable profile.
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Mary Ann Bell (fl. 1806 – fl. 1831), was a British fashion merchant, fashion designer and fashion journalist.Ashelford, Jane, The art of dress: clothes and society, 1500-1914, National Trust, London, 1996 She was a leading figure in the British fashion industry of her day, particularly during the Napoleonic era, when Great Britain was in many ways isolated from the French fashion.
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Their one return to musical comedy, Cash on Delivery (1917), confirmed the public's preference for comedy revues and music hall. Hicks continued to write light, escapist comedies, such as The Happy Day (1916), Sleeping Partners (1917) and, after the war, satiric farces, such as Good Luck and Head Over Heels (1923) and adaptations of French farces (The Man in Dress Clothes).
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The character has a Persian servant named Darius. He is described in the novel as having an "ebony skin, with eyes of jade", and he wears a short Astrakhan cap along with Western dress clothes of the narrative's historic setting. Gaston Leroux writes that he has "a noble and generous heart" and is very concerned for the fate of others.
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The colors of their respective Amasona outfits are the same as the colors of the dress/clothes they were wearing during their transformation. Their powers are using gold magic dust to put victims into sleep. Later, they have remembered their loved ones and their lives and have to betray the Kuuma. However, Ida orders the Kuumas to reprogram the Amasonas to make them stronger than before.
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These items were usually expensive; due to this and their limited availability, they soon became valuable items in trading. Some clothing items were only available to one gender. For example, boys could not have princess outfits (excluding the Princess Minnie hat), and girls could not have the Wildcats outfit. Full costumes included spacesuits, princess outfits,(came in blue, yellow, pink) Haunted Mansion dress clothes, an Expedition Everest hiking outfit, baseball uniforms, and football uniforms.
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The Widikum people have a very vibrant and colorful culture, which includes traditional clothing, dances, and cuisines. Widikums, along with the most of the North West Region, wear what is commonly called “Bamenda Dress/Clothes.” However, each tribe has a particular design and pattern belonging to them. Widikums have over a dozen of traditional dances, which include the Kwem Sword Dance, Tewara Dance, Mukonge Dance, and one of the most popular, the Chibi Dance.
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The Rapid City school required uniforms like other federal off-reservation schools. Students received dress clothes, school clothes, and working clothes, and, with money the students earned and under strict regulation, could occasionally purchase their own clothes. Female students had a hard time affording to dress with the times and to have acceptable clothing, as for many families paying for these clothes was enough to pay for a full set of home furniture. The curriculum at the school focused on English, as all Indian boarding schools did.
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Nude swimming in rivers and lakes was common. The Bath Corporation official bathing dress code of 1737 prescribed for men: :It is Ordered Established and Decreed by this Corporation that no Male person above the age of ten years shall at any time hereafter go into any Bath or Baths within this City by day or by night without a Pair of Drawers and a Waistcoat on their bodies.Quoted in Byrde, Penelope. "That Frightful Unbecoming Dress: Clothes for Spa Bathing at Bath", Costume, No 21, 1987, p.
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Roughly 15% of Wayland's student body are students are racial minorities, and roughly 20% of Wayland students are international students. Wayland's dress code includes dress clothes during the school day and on formal occasions. Wayland provides its boarding students with 19 meals weekly, and traditionally holds formal or family style meals every few weeks. Students eat at least one meal a week with their faculty mentor, a faculty member who serves as an academic and all-purpose adviser to help students with concerns ranging from homework to social issues.
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After two years at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, Tafler first appeared on stage in London's West End in 1936, with Sir Seymour Hicks in The Man in Dress Clothes. His other stage roles included Goldberg in a production of Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party, directed by the playwright, a role he later took in the 1968 film version. On British television he appeared alongside Sid James in Citizen James. His other television work included Angel Pavement, The Gentle Killers, The Infernal Machine, Focus, Dixon of Dock Green and Hadleigh.
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Any sandal that has a heel, many straps, or a shiny finish would probably be acceptable in a more formal atmosphere. Tunisian sandal with high heels While sandals are usually more casual, there are some sandals that can be worn with dress clothes. For example, any sandal that has a heel, many straps, or a shiny finish would probably be acceptable in a more formal atmosphere. A minor controversy erupted in 2005 when some members of Northwestern University's national champion women's lacrosse team visited the White House wearing flip-flops.
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At the O'Keefe Centre David Bowie, who had experience performing in experimental theatre before becoming famous as a musician, began adopting different performing personas in the early 1970s, most notably the glam alien Ziggy Stardust. He famously retired Ziggy in 1973 and adopted the dystopian Halloween Jack persona for his Diamond Dogs album and most of the following tour. An early version of the Thin White Duke character began to appear in late 1974 during the "Philly Soul" leg of the Diamond Dogs tour. During this "plastic soul" lead-up to his Young Americans album, Bowie's hair was still orange, but it was cut shorter, and his stage costumes moderated from colorful glam outfits to more conventional dress clothes.
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Visiting Blandings Parva, to judge the flower displays in the gardens, Emsworth is frightened by a large dog, but he is rescued by a small girl named Gladys, one of the Fresh Air London children. They chat and become friends, especially when she reveals that, having been spotted picking flowers in the Castle grounds, she hit McAllister in the shin with a stone to stop him chasing her. At the fête, Emsworth is uncomfortable as ever in his dress clothes, and dreading the speech he will have to make. In the tea-tent, his top hat is knocked off by a cleverly aimed rock cake, and Emsworth flees, taking refuge in an old shed.
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The narrative follows the life of Jess Goldberg, who grows up in a working class area of upstate New York in the 1940s to 1950s. Jess is aware from a young age that she is different from other girls, and often receives the question—"Are you a boy or a girl?"—from strangers. Jess's parents grow frustrated with the constant onslaught of queries pertaining to Jess's gender identity, and attempt to discipline Jess's gender expression by confiscating their masculine clothing and forcing Jess to wear dresses. One day, Jess's parents discover Jess dressing up in her father's dress clothes; horrified, they take Jess to a psych ward, where she's institutionalized for three weeks, when Jess agrees to follow her parents’ orders pertaining to dress.
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When presiding at a service of worship, Methodist elders are often seen wearing church vestments, namely the pulpit robe or alb, and to a lesser extent, the chasuble.General Board of Discipleship of The United Methodist Church: Some Frequently Asked Questions About Clergy Attire and Proper Ways of Addressing Clergy Stoles that reflect the season of the Christian year are worn over the vestment.Grace Incarnate: Vestments in the Methodist Tradition Other elders choose not to wear vestments and are often seen in suits, dress clothes or casual clothing. However, stoles which represent the "yoke" of responsibility to the Church and to God are not to be worn unless the person has gone through the process of ordination which extends past education to a provisionary period culminating with a formal ordination service where the Bishop presides.
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Fashion influenced by The Rocky Horror Show Punk rock was an intentional rebuttal of the perceived excess and pretension found in mainstream music (or even mainstream culture as a whole), and early punk artists' fashion was defiantly anti-materialistic. Generally unkempt, often short hairstyles replaced the long-hair hippie look and the usually elaborate 1970s rock and disco styles. In the United States, dirty, simple clothesranging from the T-shirt/jeans/leather jacket Ramones look to the low-class, second-hand "dress" clothes of acts like Television or Patti Smithwere preferred over the expensive or colorful clothing popular in the disco scene. With her designs for The Rocky Horror Show and The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Sue Blane is credited with creating the look that became the template for punk rock fashion.
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His title "Bilge" means wise or master. According to Klyashtorny, the element yuquq means "hidden, protected thing, value, treasure, jewelry", which is derived from the verb "yoq/yuq" meaning "to hide, to protect" (used in Uyghur legal documents); meanwhile, the other ton means "first"; thus his Chinese name 元珍 Yuánzhēn is a calque of his Turkic name Tonyuquq, both meaning "first treasure"S. G. Klyashtorny 1966, pp. 202-205 René M. Giraud read the name as tonïuquq, from ton "dress, clothes" with I possessive and yuquq (from the verb yuk- "to stick") and meaning "whose dress is blessed with oil"; Likewise, Jean-Paul Roux explained the name as "with oiled dress" while discussing the culinary culture of the Mongols and suggesting that they had dirty and stained clothes.
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By the 1670s nude bathing there had given way to clothed bathing. In 1687 Celia Fiennes gave a detailed description of the standard attire for women: :The Ladyes go into the bath with Garments made of a fine yellow canvas, which is stiff and made large with great sleeves like a parson’s gown; the water fills it up so that it is borne off that your shape is not seen, it does not cling close as other linning, which Lookes sadly in the poorer sort that go in their own linning. The Gentlemen have drawers and wastcoates of the same sort of canvas, this is the best linning, for the bath water will Change any other yellow.Quoted in Byrde, Penelope. "That Frightful Unbecoming Dress: Clothes for Spa Bathing at Bath", Costume, No 21, 1987, pp.
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Dave Meltzer wrote on his Wrestling Observer Newsletter that prior to the formation of L.I.J., Naito was known as "something of a genius in the ring for his ability to lay out matches", but noted that "something didn't click", calling his reception "a combination of some fans booing, and some apathy". However, after copying the Los Ingobernables concept he had seen in Mexico, Naito, according to Meltzer, became "more and more popular for being different", with L.I.J. dress clothes, shirts and masks becoming "the cool wrestling merchandise". According to former Bullet Club leader Kenny Omega, L.I.J. took over Bullet Club's status as "the hottest thing around". When Naito won the 2016 MVP award for Wrestler of the Year from Tokyo Sports, the magazine called Los Ingobernables de Japon a phenomenon that had ushered in a new era.
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When he was thirteen, he killed one of Young's hogs in a rage after the hog had caused him to ruin his dress clothes; this enraged Young who then whipped him while chasing him on a mule. He then ran away and claimed to have walked barefoot to join his father, where he finally found a happy home with his father's large family. During this era he went by the name "John D." to dissociate himself from his past, a name by which several of his relatives would know him for the rest of his life. At the peak of his success, he returned from Chicago to see his mother in Mississippi and was driven to tears when she rebuffed him; she refused to take money offered by him, saying it was from his playing the "devil's music".
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And by the early 19th century, designers such as Ann Margaret Lanchester and Mary Ann Bell were expanding their businesses, and publishing their own designs in fashion magazines Ashelford, Jane, The art of dress: clothes and society, 1500-1914, National Trust, London, 1996. In the first half of the 19th-century fashionable Parisian designers, such as Madame Vignon, Madame Victorine and Madame Palmyre, normally did not independently design a product which their clients could choose to buy, but rather created the product in collaboration with their clients wishes, to produce something unique.Valerie Steele: Women of Fashion: Twentieth-century Designers, Rizzoli International, 1991 An Englishman living in Paris, Charles Frederick Worth (1825 - 1905) is regarded as the first designer in the modern sense of the term, with a large business employing many largely anonymous tailors and seamstresses. A former draper, Worth's success was such that he was able to dictate what customers should wear.
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They want clothes they can put on and forget about, but clothes that nevertheless look right and help them do the job. Such clothes must have ease of movement, easy-care properties, accent on design simplicity." In the Tom Gilbey First Couture Programme notes of May 1968, Gilbey expands on his philosophy in 'The Tom Gilbey Concept': ' One-case- manship is an instant guide to how we have to dress. Clothes must be light and interchangeable but correctly co-ordinated so that a man's basic clothes have a many purpose life; they must take him, often without the need to change, from hard work to hard play.’ Rave reviews followed Gilbey's first Mens Couture Collection, amongst them Christopher Ward in the Daily Mirror, heralded Gilbey as 'one of Britain's more avant garde designers',...'a pioneer of the polo-neck, the cat suit, and the zip-up jacket'Christopher Ward, Daily Mirror, 8 October 1968, page 8 A 1968 suit of his is in the collection of the Victoria & Albert Museum, which writes of it, "Worn with a silk rollneck shirt , this suit exemplifies the informal dress codes of the later 1960s.
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