Embellishment is possible but is best when used only occasionally.
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While Kim kept things simple, Kylie piled on the embellishment.
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Even a whiff of embellishment would have been too much.
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Back in the United States, personal embellishment is not unknown.
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It needs no introduction, no embellishment, no fancy technical effects.
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He's saving the embellishment for his next collection, he says.
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It's just the right amount of embellishment, the Goldilocks amount.
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This piece represents 700 hours of work on the embellishment alone.
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The long run In 1988, Joe Biden was prone to embellishment.
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The embellishment was going to be a different color, but we switched.
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The table was covered in dozens of different logos and embellishment options.
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They're still luscious, though they can benefit from a bit of embellishment.
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Gail: Well, we can save the alleged biographical embellishment for another conversation.
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At the very center of the embellishment is a large gold cross.
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How do you feel about all the floral embellishment on the red carpet?
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But that doesn't mean that it doesn't deserve the occasional upgrade or embellishment.
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It's described as an athletic vocal embellishment of a melody, rhythm or chord.
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His language is largely unadorned; then again, embellishment is neither needed nor wanted.
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"Color would be an embellishment, it would not be a necessity," he said.
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Still, white beans take well to embellishment and are welcome in any season.
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The foundation's portrayals of its giving ranged from simple embellishment to staggering overstatement.
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Look for something with a metallic sheen or embellishment to make it feel dressier.
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"If the dress is heavily embellished, the sneakers get the same embellishment," he said.
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This was a time without the over-embellishment we see in today's new music.
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We use a lot of embellishment and color, mixed with subversive concepts and humor.
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" He also criticized Ms. Norvill's testimony as "at times prone to exaggeration and embellishment.
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Even when embellishment is the raison d'être of a certain piece, it's done minimally.
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Each beaded element provides surface embellishment and unexpected contrasts with the larger glass forms.
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It comes at the cost of attention paid to legitimate news that needs no embellishment.
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He also had the ceiling painted a sickly blue color, an embellishment that still stands.
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From floral to folk, free-spirited designs make a statement with print, color and embellishment.
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It's a story, frankly, that doesn't need much embellishment -- an exercise in greed run amok.
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It was a spirited embellishment that Brooks had hoped would get him a foul call.
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Spring flowers featured as hair accessories and as prints and embellishment on long ruffled dresses.
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Most wore makeup, a superfluous embellishment when the Taliban barred women from showing their face.
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Devante Smith-Pelly, who was fined $2,212 by the NHL on Thursday for embellishment on Feb.
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Six minutes later, McIlrath interfered with Blandisi, and Blandisi went down hard, earning an embellishment penalty.
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It wants to do one thing, and it does that one thing with nearly no embellishment.
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All this embellishment comes with a commensurate multiplication of tones and styles, sometimes within a scene.
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F Joseph Blandisi was fined $2,000 for violating the diving/embellishment rule, the NHL announced Thursday.
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However, there's also been a more subtle classical carry-over: the stylistic embellishment known as the trill.
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F Jordin Tootoo was fined $2,000 by the NHL for a violation of the diving-embellishment rule.
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Any revision that specified "three contestants" is not an accurate reproduction of the original, but an embellishment.
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In understated cream, with minimal embellishment, Rocco P.'s boots are just the right amount of cowboy.
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And she has a habit of biographical embellishment that, while trivial next to Trump's, is still disconcerting.
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Little bowls of chimichurri, the local version of salsa verde, were also on hand for extra embellishment.
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F Devante Smith-Pelly was fined $2,000 for violating the diving/embellishment rule, the NHL announced Thursday.
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Introducing the Pumpkin Spice Grid SD, a burnt-orange leather-and-suede Saucony sneaker accented with metallic embellishment.
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These days, black mesh is a little more understated and used as an embellishment rather than the headliner.
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If you're feeling extra bold, you can go for embellishment, or something completely untraditional, like a tie-front.
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It takes you back to sharing emotions with your nearest and dearest without a filter, interface or embellishment.
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Refreshingly, it also steers clear of embellishment and heavy-handed interpretation, leaving the portraits to speak for themselves.
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That literary embellishment could never be translated onto the screen, despite Handler's best efforts and Warburton's best delivery.
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But his wife, Kim Kardashian West, attended, wearing an Atelier Versace metal mesh gown with crystal cross embellishment.
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If you have a better idea, it should be clear from the text, with no need for embellishment.
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The gown was pastel-pink with black polka dots, and featured a floral embellishment above its tiered skirt.
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Math is one of the few institutions we have left free of doublespeak or embellishment or biased opinion.
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It's almost as if Swenson doesn't entirely trust his material to carry a book without his stylistic embellishment.
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There is this interplay between deconstruction and embellishment, which is something I see in my own work, too.
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Nude fabrics were paired with metallic gold embellishment and shimmering detailed beading for an extra touch of glamour.
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This is an embellishment of the coppery-red tint that the moon takes on during any lunar eclipse.
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According to the docs, obtained by TMZ, the expert examined height proportions, spacing, fluidity and unique embellishment strokes.
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With tulle, prints, and a ton of embellishment, every GoT red carpet look was more memorable than the last.
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The jumpsuit features a military-inspired jacket with allover beading while the pant features matching embellishment at the knee.
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This turned into an oversized, paper bag-colored look, fabric twisting and crinkling like forgotten packing paper as embellishment.
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The reality of fighting sports, including gladiator contests, in Ancient Rome were violent enough—no historical embellishment is necessary.
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The dress by Self-Portrait featured embroidered floral embellishment and was in the same hue as the Tongan flag.
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Almost every outfit bore a striking embellishment: a coat of arms, an embroidered badge, a feathered breastplate, tufted sleeves.
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You don't need to go back eight years to find a Trump embellishment; eight minutes is more than sufficient.
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A perfect pint requires no more embellishment than the slightest sprinkle of sugar before being plopped onto crumbly biscuits.
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Rarely has bourgeois embellishment been managed with so much ironic ease without descending into the trap of postmodern kitsch.
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Before the game, Smith-Pelly was fined $2,000 for diving/embellishment while playing for the Canadiens on Feb. 24.
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Sapphire Hoops, available at Mejuri, $60Traditional hoops get an embellishment of white sapphire in this affordable piece from Mejuri.
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The sequin embellishment is a fresh take on floral, and the pastel blue will undoubtedly go with your outfit.
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But at least one of those ends has a striking embellishment encapsulating the atelier's creative flair and imaginative whims.
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Forget fiction; Vardy's ascension from factory worker to top striker is a great script by itself and needs no embellishment.
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Is it justified: Sure, but the problem is that this is how the game works now, diving and embellishment works.
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In this period, a coachman's duties included the embellishment of his employer's carriage house floor with designs in colored sand.
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Norvill appeared in court to testify, though Justice Wigney said she was "prone to exaggeration and embellishment," according to Variety.
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"There are allegations that our communication is rife with sensationalism and embellishment but we never abandon the truth," said Ahmadi.
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She builds layer upon layer of pattern, structure, and embellishment into scenes that still manage to feel uncrowded and minimal.
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Why smoosh sandwich-style when you can plate them in an Instagram-friendly deconstruction with an occasional gold leaf embellishment?
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Also in attendance at the banquet on Wednesday night was Eva Longoria whose long-sleeve white dress also featured jeweled embellishment.
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This gift set of 10 Swarovski Crystal wine charms allows your client to add an elegant embellishment to their wine glasses.
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The league also fined forward Jordin Tootoo $2,000 on Thursday for his second violation of the rule against diving and embellishment.
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Kylie selected a custom sheer Atelier Versace dress featuring floral embellishment and beaded fringe designed by Italian fashion icon Donatella Versace.
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Next Underwood opted for a more demure baby blue party dress with a fill skirt and sequin embellishment and Swarovski jewelry.
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It just comes down to the details — a bit of embellishment, a unique texture, a high platform, or even contrast stitching.
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Martin would go on to transform her surfaces through color, less as embellishment than as a process of clarification and refinement.
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In 2017, Kylie collaborated with Donatella Versace, who designed a custom, sheer Atelier Versace dress featuring floral embellishment and beaded fringe.
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This past summer, Kendall and Kylie launched their first collection with Topshop, filled with crop tops and lots of fringe embellishment.
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Each percussion hit, keyboard stroke, and processing effect is presented with minimum embellishment, which gives the song a contemplative, organic feel.
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We can agree Mr. Murphy is not a particularly strong candidate and comes with his own questions of embellishment and readiness.
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Under Rousteing's vision, Balmain has been transformed into a hard-edged glamorous fashion house, all body-conscious shapes and hyper-embellishment.
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But the approach flattens out both characters—and Cunanan's story is absorbing enough to make the embellishment feel kind of unnecessary.
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The embellishment on my vest is from Ethiopia and the feathers in my hat I found on the street in Bali.
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Trump had nominated him last summer, but it was dropped amid questions about a lack of experience and possible resume embellishment.
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The Islanders tied the score just 11 seconds after dual penalties on Casey Cizikas (hooking) and Rangers center Artemi Panarin (embellishment).
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In the entries, Grimshaw — who was known by the nickname "Endy" — describes his days matter-of-factly and and with little embellishment.
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Google says that the choice of material, color, embellishment used, and added details like belt and cuffs are data-driven, as well.
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The collaboration is built around two signatures for each brand: Coach's legacy in leather manufacturing and Rodarte's penchant for fantastic embellishment. Thus.
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The Huffington Post reports that the gown in question was a pretty simple affair: a tank-style black dress with silver embellishment.
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As for the clothes themselves, things can definitely skew showy; think lace-up sleeves, major embellishment, skintight pieces, and sky-high heels.
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"I wanted an outfit that was modern with an A-line, flattering silhouette, but had Indian-inspired elements and embellishment," she said.
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He got me thinking about them as design projects in which embellishment was not a consideration — no hood ornaments, no mythical name.
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With its tiers, one long sleeve, unexpected scattering of embellishment and studded black belt, the vibe was romantic yet rock 'n' roll.
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Bold stripes, prints, and a polished touch dominated the pieces and a smattering of lacy embellishment and dramatic details rounded out the collection.
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It's a setting so fertile with real-life horrors that any narrative embellishment can only feel like too much of a bad thing.
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The lawyer also expressed "serious concern" caricature, parody and satire "which by their very nature may involve some embellishment" would now be criminalized.
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A gas fireplace on a floating terrazzo hearth includes a giant metal hood with a faux finish and a large original sculptural embellishment.
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Rather, his clothes reflect a broad study of costume and, in particular, of the ways adornment and embellishment have been used over centuries.
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There was the fully sheer skirt, of course, complete with taupe, high-rise briefs worn underneath, and heavy rococo 3D-embellishment throughout the torso.
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The British model and actress, 24, opted for a strapless black Saint Laurent minidress featuring a keyhole cutout and silver embellishment on the bodice.
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It might be your first embellishment (in tattoo-speak, you're a tenderfoot), or maybe it's your sixth (on your way to being a showcase).
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Carolyn Nowak's work is magical in the tradition of Allende, Borges, and Okazaki, the kind of magic that examines the mundane through its embellishment.
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"Certainly the use of embroidery, the use of details in adornment and embellishment on top of the leather pieces are just superlative," he added.
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So, I always send beautiful lined, gracing-the-body kind of dresses with beautiful embellishment or embroideries or something that has a little zhuzh.
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Reverb provides its own sort of embellishment, as individually plucked notes on "Shadowboxing" and "Hurt Less" softly echo throughout and gradually fill the air.
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In a second shot, she's turned up the glam factor by 100, opting for a bold red shift dress with a swirling gold embellishment.
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She then hid at the back of the hotel and contacted her sister who, it seems, called 911 and added the embellishment about jihadism.
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Mistakes and lies and opinions are interchangeable with facts in the Twitterverse, creating a nimbus of doubt (and opportunities for "artistic" embellishment) around everything.
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In a collection priced from 525 euros to 70,000 euros ($615 to $82,110) the diamond embellishment adds to the "ethereal, feminine feel," she said.
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Should they remain dedicated to the truth, recording events without interference or embellishment, or should they strive to change the suffering they report on?
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"In these real estate listings, there is a little bit of embellishment involved, and this certainly was one of those cases," Ms. Yasuoka said.
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Dubbed the Songbird, the look-a-likes are made from vegan velvet and come decorated with an on-toe pom-pom or crystal embellishment.
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"When he goes to a rally like that, you know, there's a level of embellishment there because he's playing to the crowd," he said.
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The jewelry from this region is created through an exultation in rhythmic embellishment that functions somewhere between the reality principle and the pleasure principle.
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While these composers were certainly not the only ones to use the trill in incisive ways, their use of the classic embellishment distinguished their work.
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I'm loving the idea of jewelry for shoes, whether it's a gorgeous Swarovski embellishment like our Luisas or a interchangeable shoe clip like our Harpers.
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But what came after — the distortion and embellishment of the story in the media, the sorting of women into easy archetypes — that was a spectacle.
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Last Year, Jenner collaborated with 2018's co-chair Donatella Versace, who designed a custom, sheer Atelier Versace dress featuring floral embellishment and beaded fringe.
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But clearly, all of that sequin embellishment didn't come with a solid lining behind it to save the Underworld star's chest from those painful paillettes.
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"I don't want this to be an embellishment, but I will be the fittest president of the United States ever," Johnson said Wednesday in Detroit.
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Jacobs offered an antidote to all the hoopla that too often defines NYFW (and Fashion Month in general): the noise, the embellishment, the exaggerated showmanship.
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At first glance, the Executive Skeleton Free Wheel may not seem like an ideal candidate as so little of its dial is available for embellishment.
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Mr. Taylor was prone to embellishment, his friends and family have said, and others have been credited with discovering the Jackson 5, including Diana Ross.
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Exaggeration ranged from simple embellishment to staggering overstatement, including charitable work for the Tribeca Film Festival, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Mount Sinai Hospital.
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" Back in the 216s, the Chinese martial arts historian Tang Hao advocated for reform within the culture, and urged practitioners to "emphasize practicality; renounce embellishment.
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At the Aria Music Awards Tuesday night, the Swedish singer wore a custom dress by designer Emelie Janrell that featured a uterus embellishment on the front.
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On Wednesday, she hit the Billboard Music Awards red carpet, wearing a yellow two-piece number adorned with glittering embellishment and of course, nails to match.
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She explained that "craftsmanship in embroidery, beading and surface embellishment is at a very high level in India," which is also considerably cheaper than European markets.
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Teigen, 31, dazzled in a curve-hugging white gown with gold embellishment by Pamella Roland, while Legend kept his look classic in a sleek black tux.
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The presenter hit the stage to reunite with Kristan Bush wearing a vibrant cobalt Genny gown with a cutout and interesting silver embellishment on one side.
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If they are painted it is simply, with something sheer and neutral, sometimes with a striking but subtle embellishment — a French tip, a pop of color.
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He suggested that accounts of the destruction of Jericho by Israelites might have been a "literary embellishment" of a pastoral migration punctuated by sporadic armed conflicts.
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For example, Truth, in fact, had only five children, not 13 — an embellishment attributed to those who later transcribed the speech for the illiterate former slave.
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The oversize embellishment added a pop to clean-silhouetted gowns, as shown in Carolina Herrera's collection with a stylized bow on a ball gown with pockets.
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It is the story — part history and part "aggadic" embellishment — of Rabbi Yehudah Nessia, one of the foremost figures of Jewish thought of the third century.
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This look — her final outfit as a resident of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue — is simple, but poignant: It's elegant without being flashy, and it's memorable without much embellishment.
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Crawford, 52, wore a black mini dress with embellishment at the sleeves, while Gerber, 16, went with a black boxy blazer with wide-leg pants and sneakers.
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Let's suppose, for the sake of argument, that the role of animals in the Nativity story is a kind of artistic embellishment, an attractive but secondary detail.
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Embellishment of the week: The non-hunt for Hafiz Muhammad Saeed Like many presidents before, Trump seeks opportunities to present himself as a conquering commander-in-chief.
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She borrowed and combined elements from two — Victoriana and the Bauhaus, strange bedfellows — and doubled down on the elaborate printing and embellishment that has become her signature.
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Mr. Amiri has a free hand with embellishment, and a love of casual staples — hoodies, flannels and so on — ratcheted to luxurious but still flea-bitten extremes.
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When fashion items get recalled, it's usually due to a faulty strap on a bag, or, say, a jeweled embellishment on a dress that just won't stay put.
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The star chose a royal blue off-the-shoulder, long-sleeve gown with a low neckline, ruffled embellishment on the bodice and sleeves and body-skimming, fishtail silhouette.
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The resulting long-sleeved creation, complete with cascading three-dimensional embellishment down the skirt and a row of buttons up the back, may give Kelly's gown some competition.
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Norvill appeared in court in April to testify, though her credibility was questioned by Wigney, who said she was "prone to exaggeration and embellishment," according to the summary.
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The problem is that the historical embellishment distracts from the film's aim of humanising the two monarchs, and telling a story of "a friendship that became a rivalry".
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" This August, I accompanied Dariani on a visit to his client Anthony Kongphan—whom he described, with some managerial embellishment, as "the hottest commodity on Twitch right now.
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His look was conservative and decorative — the latter, perhaps, the only link to its contemporary incarnation helmed by Olivier Rousteing, whose trademark is his love of elaborate embellishment.
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If there is one embellishment that has appeared in every form of the decorative arts — from interiors to accessories, across cultures and times — it is undoubtedly the tassel.
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"I explored themes around the female body, and the reworking of traditional Indian textile techniques and embellishment through a contemporary lens," Lele tells T of her upcoming collection.
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That would be Márta Károlyi, the coordinator for the U.S. women's Olympic team since 2001: There's been a gradual but well-documented increase in uniform embellishment throughout her tenure.
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Similar to that of Schubert's trill, Celtic Frost's use of the embellishment fills the void as the drums and bass drop out, connecting the song to a visceral solo.
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Just last week, Cardi wore a head-to-toe yellow ensemble to the Billboard Music Awards that was also adorned with glittering embellishment and, of course, nails to match.
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On the awards show red carpet, the actress wore a diaphanous custom Gucci gown in navy with a flowing, ruffled skirt cinched at the waist with beaded floral embellishment.
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Just last week she attended the premiere of I Feel Pretty wearing a custom Christian Siriano ball gown with all-over embellishment (above) and killed it on the carpet.
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Had MacDonald simply been called for slashing — and Blandisi not been penalized for embellishment, as he was after the big dive — the Devils would have had a power play.
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Here I would make another distinction: whereas embroidery is an act of embellishment or exaggeration, Ginzel's sewing is form of drawing and stitching together, with all that that implies.
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He said it could not possibly explain the staggering diversity and idiosyncrasy of sexual ornaments — the fact that every closely related sparrow species has a unique embellishment, for example.
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Priyanka Chopra attended the Grammys with husband Nick Jonas, and the actress stole the show in a white gown that featured a plunging neckline, tassels, and plenty of embellishment.
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Later it was the questions that lingered, more than any particular silhouette or embellishment; more than any specific memory of the clothes themselves: Who decides what American fashion means?
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Paris wore a sultry, see-through mesh gown with a snake embellishment across the bodice, while Prince kept it more casual in a black t-shirt and matching bomber jacket.
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Just a couple of days ago, the outlet wrote about Styles' Gucci Vegas loafers, complete with a rainbow embellishment and thick heel, which he paired with an all-black ensemble.
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But the really surprising decision in this shot is the singer's choice in jacket, a long, hooded camo piece from Marc Jacobs' Resort 2017 covered in appliqués and sequin embellishment.
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She wears a hand-sewn, two-piece skirted suit with a colorful bird-of-paradise embellishment, its suede naturally dyed in greenish hues, influenced by West African fabric dying technique.
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Photo: GettyFired FBI Director James Comey arrived on Capitol Hill Thursday to deliver what's been billed as the most highly anticipated congressional testimony in history and that's hardly an embellishment.
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The collection was replete with the brand's couture signatures including a drop waist silhouette paired with voluminous skirts, plenty of tweed scattered throughout, and lots and lots of ornate embellishment.
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Goyal's video embellishment could be chalked up to an innocent mistake if it weren't for the fact that he's been caught spreading false or misleading information online in the past.
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Hammons's embellishment, titled "Shoe Tree" (1981), also conjures memories of "Pissed Off" (1981), another performance where Hammons contributed another unique addition to the same Serra sculpture by urinating on it.
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CAITRIONA BALFE The 37-year-old model and actress selected a strapless navy-and-red Delpozo gown with a floral embellishment at the waist for the Golden Globes red carpet.
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As far back as 2000, scholars turned to indicators like electricity consumption as a statistical refuge from what one called the "wind of falsification and embellishment" rustling the official data.
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Painted sculpture, which had been common in medieval churches, dwindled to the margins of vulgar use, such as in carnivals and religious processions, and decorative embellishment, as with ceramic figurines.
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Since early on, the two Lucius front women have dressed in matching outfits, though it felt like a modest embellishment, a reminder that the singers were working toward common purpose.
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Sasha, 14, wore a simple Shoshanna sheath dress with just a touch of white embellishment at the neckline and down the sides, paired with a pendant choker and black platform sneakers.
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It coordinated with the metallic embellishment on her velvet Saint Laurent minidress and also added to her real tattoos which she has on the back of her neck and upper spine.
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First up was a high-necked sheath dress with scalloped lace hem, sparkly embellishment and silver triple-strap sandals that seemed to be a bit of a squeeze for the dancer.
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As a nostalgic bonus, Springsteen plays a cover of Glen Campbell's "Rhinestone Cowboy," which underscores the musical influences at work here, adding to a legacy that hardly needed any further embellishment.
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The movement drifts between liturgy, go-go dancer, and vacuous model posing, but the dancers remain focused on simply executing the movement as they alternate between states, free of expressive embellishment.
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The styles I designed speak to someone interested in fashion and design — they have a perspective that stands out and look smart, but they are not covered in embellishment and ornament.
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And the star was featured in some Instagram photos wearing a gold metallic Rodarte dress featuring a ruffled neckline and hem, plus a thick choker necklace with a jeweled cross embellishment.
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Fernando introduced us to these embellishment artists in Brooklyn called Le Studio Anthost, who take the idea of old-fashioned couture embroidery and, with technology, apply it to fabrications using paint.
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With the exception of a tattoo on his arm in which "War No More" is scribbled on a fig, Mr. Martin resembles the tools he makes — simple, direct and without embellishment.
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Dark-haired and stocky, with olive skin that offset his gray-blue eyes, Skalnik had a wide, expressive face that was malleable like an actor's, registering emotions with almost vaudevillian embellishment.
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That Rose Bowl game, lost narrowly to U.S.C., was wildly entertaining but felt like little more than a glorified exhibition, an embellishment compared to what had been a gripping regular season.
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In the mid-1800s, the influence of pale, late neo-Classicism and Empire style gave way to dark-hued Victorian embellishment, which was later followed by a period of Edwardian restraint.
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There is no sprinkling of Himalayan pink salt, no unexpected twist, but New York has enough of those, and a clever someone fashioning this recipe understood you do not need embellishment.
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Lopez wore a long sleeved pussybow Gucci kiss patterned blouse (which can be purchased for $1,300 at Neiman Marcus!) with oversize square framed sunglasses with frame Swarovski crystal embellishment by Elie Saab.
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Facts and (Literary) Figures I agree with you: Michael Chabon's "Moonglow" blends real life and fiction with finely textured grace, but other writers get the mix of embellishment and truth right, too.
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The star celebrated turning 50 (we did a double take too!) in a sexy Josie Natori bodysuit, worn under a sheer Zara skirt featuring sparkly embellishment and accessorized with black Stuart Weitzman sandals.
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The big differentiator between the Fierce 1.0 and this new silhouette is the embellishment: The KRM features textured circular patterns on the outer — a fashion-focused element of an otherwise entirely functional sneaker.
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Up first was a '20s Gatsby-esque glamour, all embellishment and feathered hems, which was fitting considering the second piece of music was featured in Baz Luhrmann's 2013 film adaptation of the novel.
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Inspiration also was drawn from Shakespeare's works - "The Winter's Tale" and "The Taming of the Shrew" - for printed silks and floral embellishment on dresses, which were paired with ankle boots and cropped jumpers.
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The paradox of these prewar structures is that, as ornate as they can be outside, the rooms within, with their plaster walls, are quite stark, with minimal embellishment, which provides a certain freedom.
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As an embellishment on moviemaking, it's largely bankrupt of possibility, but the idea of creating a "premium" tier of moviegoing (the sort-of-stealth motive of 3D) is far from a bad idea.
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They are a throwback to an era of embellishment — scores of exuberant faces positioned cheek by jowl, sometimes literally; angels and sea monsters; griffins and goddesses; smiling cherubs and stern knights in helmets.
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Classical aficionados often attribute Schubert's brusque application of the embellishment to his knowledge of his impending doom: Schubert suffered from typhoid fever—or, as others purport, syphilis—and his death was close at hand.
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We see her telling her origin story to Steve Trevor (Chris Pine), wearing a slinky ballgown with a sword as embellishment, and generally fighting all of the bad guys WWII can toss her way.
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Jones's later lawyers suggested that Traylor just hadn't asked the right questions to get his client to reveal that detail — but there's plenty of reason to think it was an after-the-fact embellishment.
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Moving back in time, Cunanan's supposed, never substantiated meeting with Versace in 1990 is presented as complete fact, and is used to give some context to Versace's background and Cunanan's tendency toward flamboyant embellishment.
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The pop star wore a white cold-shoulder dress with all-over beaded embellishment, paired with Chopard hoop earrings featuring 22.58-carats of pink-brown diamonds, sunglasses, a pink handbag, and pink strappy sandals.
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It's simply that with Philo, there was no extra embellishment or peacocking, just a simple bias cut or color combination that marked the confidence of both the designer and the women wearing her pieces.
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The actress arrived wearing a vibrant red Michael Kors Collection column gown with a plunging V-neckline to her navel, slightly gathered at the waist with a bell sleeve and all over crystal embellishment.
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And haute joaillerie brands including Harry Winston (a Cinema Against AIDS sponsor) would be happy to deliver to her Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc suite enough dazzling embellishment to see her through the festival.
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In her book, Lester bemoans that while women's clothes maintain all kinds of embellishment, "buttons remain one of the few ornaments permitted the sober garb of gentlemen"—a fact that remains largely true today.
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They're united by ambition, rather than aesthetic: Mr. Martens makes languid, street-influenced ready-to-wear, Ms. Kocher is a couture embellishment specialist, Mr. Merikoski moonlights as a men's wear designer for Louis Vuitton.
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The music's long, largely straight lines, tailored to the reverberant St. Mark's setting, did not encourage much embellishment from Mr. Sherwin (or Mr. Dickey) or even provide enough variety for just an hourlong concert.
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Though she said she wanted to strip back embellishment in this collection, there were embroideries of endangered flowers and illustrative prints made at student classes that the brand had organized at its London store.
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This is forgivable when describing the superficial world of fashion, which relies on a little embellishment here and there, but it's more difficult when considering her profile of Asma al-Assad for American Vogue.
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After a quick change in the plane, Meghan arrived in Tonga wearing a red long-sleeved dress by Self-Portrait, which featuring embroidered floral embellishment and was in the same hue as the Tongan flag.
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As is immediately evident, they share a single source, the Latin decus, which refers to beauty, honor, or embellishment — and I believe that it is this last meaning that must be the central concept here.
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The team also overstated Steele's reliability, Horowitz said, as well as the reliability of one of Steele's sources — who Steele told the team was a "boaster" and an "egoist" prone to "embellishment," according to Horowitz.
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Today, a plastic rosette or 3-D floral embellishment will still give me pause when I'm shopping — call it Carrie fever or perpetual nostalgia, but every summer, without fail, I'll find myself ogling petal-covered sandals.
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The actress, who is expecting her second child with husband Benjamin Millepied, showed off her growing baby bump at the Golden Globes on Sunday in a 3/4-length-sleeved yellow Prada gown with beaded embellishment.
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That's a layered concoction that's made with red velvet cake, Dark Chocolate Triple Berry Ice Cream, and topped with chocolate frosting, that same glittering gold embellishment, and a chocolate medallion with the classic Wonder Woman insignia.
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But, though told with typical embellishment, his claims largely square with the Republican pledge for "universal access" to health care, which does not necessarily mean affordable health care and certainly does not mean universal health care.
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The jewelry designer Charlotte Chesnais produced an update of her popular swing earring, adding the embellishment of a colored glass ring that was inspired by "the colorful rubber rings you see on the beach," she says.
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For the Vanity Fair after party she kept the silhouette the same, but opted for a little less sparkle with just some simple gold embellishment along the waist and skirt slit in this Alexandre Vauthier Couture dress.
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The nearest he comes to thematic embellishment is when he barks the keywords "work" and "earn" in the Rihanna song "RiRi," which in other respects is no more about the superstar than "Harambe" is about the gorilla.
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View Poll Jessica Alba chose a classic strapless Gucci gown with all-over embellishment in 2012, while Rooney Mara (in Nina Ricci) and Charlize Theron (in Dior) took the plunge in dresses featuring an ultra-low neckline.
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What is really going on in this period of embellishment is an effort to shape the media coverage of a debate -- often as important in deciding how a showdown shapes the campaign as what the candidates say.
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Where a white player (Phil Foden) buying his family a house is portrayed as sensible and covered without embellishment, a report about a black player (Tosin Adarabioyo) doing the same is laced with hints of unearned excess.
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Kocher, who founded her eponymous line, Koché, in 2015 — and who also currently serves as the artistic director of the Parisian Métiers d'Art feather and floral embroidery house, Lemarié — is known for her mastery of rich embellishment.
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Weaving excerpts from her great-grandmother Sarah's diaries and Frank's editorials into her fiction, Robinson embarks on a grand and worthy experiment: to test the sturdiness of truth against the lure of unreality, of embellishment, of fervor.
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I'd like to think that the steroidal bodies and all-purpose sexiness are intended as a deliberate distraction, a gotcha embellishment meant to implicate the audience for failing to reckon with the full horror of Alex's actions.
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Among other things, the Jesuits shaped his ascetic tastes, aversion to embellishment and determination to resist the cult of personality — to the extent he refused to sign autographs for school children during his early terms as governor.
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Less Victorian and used more as a final embellishment, ruffles have become a simple detail versus the main event, and the new iterations are a surprisingly good match for a simple pair of bootcut or high-waisted jeans.
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There was also plenty of drama compared to the spring '16 shows, both in terms of silhouette (from sculptural sleeves to duvet-like cascading gowns) and embellishment (think sturdy, plastic wrap-esque bodices and Swarovski crystal-coated silicone).
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The redesigned shoe features the year in large font across the heel, a special label on the tongue, and most notably a touch of gold embellishment across the toe box that mimics the rappers' famous twisted gold chains.
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Mere hours earlier, Delevingne, 23, stunned in a sultry leather and lace Alexander McQueen ensemble, which she accessorized with thigh-high Christian Louboutin boots, while Robbie, 26, opted for a whimsical Gucci design with tiger and floral embellishment.
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Although the building's 17-story limestone facade is free of embellishment, except for grillwork around its oversize windows, the apartment interiors were designed to be as spacious and ornate as many of those found in Fifth Avenue contemporaries.
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In fact, part of the reason a site like the Mayo Clinic, or a column like Q&A, is appealing is that readers already know they will find just the practical information they need with little extra embellishment.
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Coach's target audience seems much younger than that of the era of demure bags (now bags have embellishment, or at least are styled with a key chain) and C-logo loafers (studded platform boots are now the staple).
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And so, Longoria huddled in with Irina Shayk, Lara Stone, Cindy Bruna, Doutzen Kroes, Bianca Balti, Maria Borges, Neelam Gill, and Alexina Graham to show off the varying degrees of embellishment, mesh, and sheer panelling in their Balmain looks.
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"This is an odd kind of industry with odd kinds of transactions, which are highly susceptible to embellishment and manipulation," said Barmak Nassirian, director of federal relations and policy analysis for the American Association of State Colleges and Universities.
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We don't know what the original "Pound Cake" beat sounded like, but Boi-1da rebuilding the new version around that sample—rather than letting it sit as an embellishment on top—gives the finished song its tightly composed feel.
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Then chart a course just off Madison to the new Saint James store, where the purveyor of Breton stripe tops will offer subtle updates on the classic sailor's look, like a T-shirt with sequin embellishment on its yellow anchor ($135).
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"With this collaboration, we hope to introduce the H&M customer to our design philosophy of robust and fuss-free design where function triumphs embellishment and styles span genders," Max Schiller, creative director at Eytys, explains in a brand statement.
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In order to not out-sparkle her dress, Brown kept any further embellishment minimal — save for a gold nameplate necklace, the only other shimmer came courtesy of the glitter block heel on her Mary Janes, which are also Kate Spade.
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Combined with the sound of pouring rain and the ominous ringing of the bell, his use of the trill on "Black Sabbath" demonstrated the latent power the classical embellishment has always held, but had hitherto never been actualized with proper amplification.
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"Hollywood's Most Bankable Badass," wears a very fashion-forward red semi-sheer dress with crystallized firework embellishment across the bust and a metal stud-embellished black leather harness both by Gucci, paired with fine jewelry from David Yurman and De Beers.
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La La Land star and SAG Award nominee Emma Stone wore a strappy lily pad-embroidered Alexander McQueen gown and both Sophia Bush (in Marchesa) and Kate Hudson (in Dior) wore dresses with a large floral embellishment on the left hip.
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"Getting [the collection] fashionable, getting it beautiful, getting it precious, but still making it as sustainable as possible is still a challenge I think, especially with embellishment and decorations," H&M's creative advisor, Ann-Sofie Johansson, told Refinery29 earlier last year.
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J.Lo's dress features a cutout just beneath the plunging bust line, as well as two super daring cut-outs along the obliques, all held together with some oversized metal grommets and a single metal, sun-shaped embellishment in the center.
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For her solo red carpet appearance, the singer wore a dress featuring all over 3D floral embellishment in pastel shades with a low back, a slight train, and the Antebellum puff shoulder sleeve that has become her new style signature.
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"Websites must ... adopt effective measures to keep in check the problems of the embellishment of private sex scandals of celebrities, the hyping of ostentatious celebrity spending and entertainment, and catering to the poor taste of the public," the post said.
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The cake needs no embellishment to make it more welcoming than it already is, but I'll sometimes brush a little warmed marmalade across the top to give it a gloss; it's a fillip, but the cake is worth the extra attention.
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There were turbans pinned with jeweled brooches with almost every look, lots of swirling '60s-style printed column dresses with black opera gloves, and embellishment in all shapes, colors and forms, including metallic colored tinsel on sandals and sparkly boas.
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The Best Supporting Actress nominee wore a custom Louis Vuitton dress she described as "dusty yellow" covered in abstract silver sequin embellishment with a full skirt that ended just above her ankles in a gathered hem and accessorized with diamond latticework earrings.
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Today's most compelling designers—Balenciaga and Vetements' Demna Gvasalia, and Alessandro Michele at Gucci, where Tom Ford first made his big sexy mark—are all about covering up, whether it's through oversized silhouettes (Demna) or a surplus of embellishment and fabric (Alessandro).
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The ruched, form-fitting bodice ended in a waist-cinching cummerbund before cascading into a full ball-gown skirt, made even more extravagant with controlled waves of ostrich feathers and crystal embellishment throughout to give the dress that extra pop of sparkle.
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Seriality traverses art history, from high modern iterations such as Barnett Newman's The Stations of the Cross: lema sabachthani (1958–66) to the Minimalist rejection of embellishment and illusion and on to the postmodern appropriation of mass media as a form of critique.
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Next and lastly, with pizzicato embellishment, Taylor slots Rainford's photographic commissions into D. Scot Miller's 2009 AfroSurreal Manifesto that itself built on Amiri Baraka's aesthetic designate "Afro-Surreal Expressionism" and Ralph Ellison's character Rinehart the Runner in the 1952 classic novel Invisible Man.
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The summer cottages along the largely unmarked roads are also free of embellishment: low-slung bungalows painted a familiar Falu red, the auburn-hued weather-resistant oil pigment derived from the copper mines of Dalarna, in central Sweden, during the 6003th century.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Friday he again was tapping Republican Representative John Ratcliffe to be the nation's top spy, a loyalist whose first nomination he dropped last year amid questions about a lack of experience and possible resume embellishment.
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The very same boots that Kylie wore just the night before when the teen also used these boots as proxy pants, crafting one of her beloved lampshading looks by pairing the $1,395 shoes with a giant white t-shirt featuring silver embellishment down the sleeve.
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Staake's embellishment-free presentation of the events is the perfect example of letting a joke tell itself, and ends with a potshot at the whole idea of labels shelling out obscene amounts of money for projects that their artists aren't even particularly interested in.
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The music in both rooms flowed between very danceable chart-toppers and slower, moodier tech-house full of embellishment and high-end production—the kind of stuff I heard, if hazy memory serves correctly, when I went to a festival in Tulum this past winter.
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The Critics' Choice Awards had a red carpet that was packed with prints, color and embellishment, and stylists including Christina Erlich (who dresses Alison Brie and Greta Gerwig, among others) have given glimpses of the rainbow of colors we might expect at the SAG Awards.
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But it wasn't until about 1600 that European travelers returned from Turkey and Persia with examples of the marbling we know today: wildly colorful papers that sparked a craze for embellishment among bookbinders, cabinetmakers, stationers and others that lasted well into the 19th century.
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But after injecting a modest embellishment here and another there, she finally let loose with a flourish in the Sarabande that seemed to strike even her own fancy and germinate into a freedom that greatly benefited the rest of the work, especially the concluding Giga.
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Meghan, who had started her day in a green short-sleeved shift dress by Jason Wu, stuck with jewel tones but changed into a red long-sleeved dress by Self-Portrait which featuring embroidered floral embellishment and was in the same hue as the Tongan flag.
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At least 10 stars sported the look, including (below, from left): Emily Blunt, wearing a short-sleeved nude Cavalli Couture gown with delicate pink floral embellishment, while Janelle Monae's black-and-white Chanel dress featured white flower detailing on her chest, neck and around her wrists.
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In steel with a black dial, it is identical to the one in the film, save for the tiny embellishment on the second hand — the word eureka in Morse code; it's the word that, in the movie, the character exclaims when she deciphers the code message.
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Over the years, she's redone most of the rooms a handful of times, playing with embellishment and pattern ("At one point, it all became very chintzy and braided," she says), but her penchant for French furniture, antique quilts and small-scale, pale-colored florals has never wavered.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A brilliantly embedded, gently embellished documentary of sorts, and one whose bedding is itself a matter of documentaristic embellishment, Spettacolo takes you deep inside the harrowing history and heartbreaking present tense of a gem-like hilltop paesino in Tuscany — Monticchiello, population 136.
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The piece consisted of twenty iterations of a twenty-count phrase that, in emulation of J. S. Bach's gift for variation, was performed now to the right, now to the left; now backward, now forward; now in double time, now faster or slower; now with this or that embellishment.
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While the craftsmanship of the house's ready-to-wear is already couture-level in many ways — its supple leather separates, delicately embellished evening gowns and deeply decadent unlined furs — Piccioli's couture collections often offers a more private luxury: Logos and extraneous embellishment are stripped away to reveal a spare, heightened vision.
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There are several reasons Goff's legacy has been more or less forgotten: his unfashionable taste for embellishment with what some would call junk; his indifference to branding and refusal to develop a signature style; and his being a gay man in the mid-20th century in less-than-progressive Oklahoma.
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And even though I was a little disappointed that fashion design was more embellishment than underpinning with this movie, I did appreciate the acknowledgment of the physical labor that goes into couture, from the close-ups of calloused fingertips to the — too brief, in my opinion — glimpses we get of the Woodcock atelier.
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The pair decided to demonstrate their support for the arts in some boldly printed gowns, with Bee opting for an Alexander McQueen patchwork gown with some tinsel-like bring embellishment scattered intermittently across the piece and Anna choosing a Maison Margiela 'Artisanal' red dress with a gold lace overlay featuring large butterflies.
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Now the house is on the market for 5.8 million euros, or $6.5 million, which according to Diana Levins Moore of Tuscany Inside Out, an associate of the Knight Frank real estate consultancy in London, reflects the average asking price for a home of this size and degree of restoration and design embellishment.
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Like the black strapless column gown she wore to last year's premiere of Money Monster featuring glittering beaded embellishment down the front and a small train, the pearl covered top and white skirt she also wore last year to Café Society, or this long sleeve lilac gown from 2016 with daring sheer lace side panels.
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Sara Bareilles also went for something sparkly on last night's red carpet, arriving in a Naeem Khan semi-sheer gown with yellow and silver all-over metallic embellishment with long sleeves, an A-line skirt, and a black sash at the waist, accessorized with Casadei heels, an Edie Parker clutch and H. Stern jewelry.
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And while not every single look is on display, the exhibit does showcase some of the standouts from the show, including an all-black latticework look with crisscross straps and black wings and a rainbow outfit featuring rhinestone embellishment that runs from the shoulders all the way down to the model's Brian Atwood-designed shoes.
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A tripping minor on Nick Cousins was negated by an embellishment penalty to David Pastrnak and with the two teams skating four players aside, Marchand found space in the crease, won a battle with Michael Del Zotto and put a rebound of a Krug point shot under Mason for his seventh goal of the season.
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There were tasseled trims on leather jackets teamed with minidresses and thigh-high boots; threads of beads cascading, flapper style, from evening shifts; and even entire shivering suede skirts and handbags covered in the swinging stuff, a hippie-deluxe embellishment celebrating the softer side of '70s dressing for what feels like a tougher, harder era.
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A strong contingent of them wave the Kiwi flag for fashion, including boutiques from local designers such as Karen Walker, known for refining street styles in ruffle-edge dresses and cropped stovepipe pants; Trelise Cooper, whose dresses combine bohemian silhouettes with glam touches; and Kathryn Wilson, a women's shoemaker with a taste for embellishment.
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Many of them lengthy affairs, weighed down by the potentially numbing repetitiveness of streams of da capo arias, they have benefited greatly from the modern early-music movement, with its emphasis on crisp textures and brisk pacing, and its encouragement of quasi-improvised embellishment in repeats to vary the tunes and heighten the drama.
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The sketch itself endures for a number of reasons: Its simple premise delivering myriad laugh lines, the clear schlemiel-schlimazel dynamic between performers, the room it provides for embellishment, and the rat-a-tat delivery make it feel like a ramshackle Ford Model T gathering speed as it barrels toward the edge of a cliff.
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FROM PEN:Rose Byrne Reveals The 'Rolls-Royce of Spanx' She Wore to The Met Gala For the second look, Kylie tried on the dress she ultimately wound up wearing, a custom rose gold naked dress featuring all-over 3D floral embellishment, beading, corsetry through the waist, and a ton of long, beaded fringe hanging down from her shoulders.
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The "Chained to the Rhythm" singer chose to wear a Maison Margiela 'Artisanal' piece designed by John Galliano for the big night, slightly altered from a look that appeared on his 2017 Couture runway, composed of a red décortiqué embroidered wool coat layered over a red tulle and silk chiffon dress with embroidered satin ribbon embellishment.
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Not only do we love how she mixed pink and red (one of the hottest color combos of the season) but she got bonus points for picking heels that differed from one another: One orchid-colored Calvin Klein by Appointment heel had embellishment on the vamp, while the other had the crystal decor along the ankle strap.
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Like this delicately beaded gown she wore to The Edge of Reason, posing with her co-star Hugh Grant: For the film's sequel premiere, Renée switched up her look, ditching her usual blonde locks for a deep chestnut brown hue which contrasted beautifully with the lush, red brocade of her strapless dress with gold beaded embellishment.
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Obama's daughters fully looked the part of elegant young ladies, showing off their grown-up sense of style in Naeem Khan, with Malia wearing a strapless taupe gown with a smattering of rhinestone embellishment and glossy waves, while Sasha opted for a high neckline gown with an ornate raspberry lace yoke, plus trendy double braids and a ribbon choker.
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Abloh did not seem interested in Diana from the perspective of pure silhouette: Diana was highly skilled at choosing streamlined clothing that flattered her figure, and even in the '80s, in which excess in embellishment, texture, and silhouette lead fashion design, Diana used them only when they nipped in her waist, lengthened her torso, or showed off her legs.
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The creative process is collaborative: Design teams relay their references for the upcoming season, and Shah then presents samples of embellished fabrics — '20s-style bead-trimmed lace, fragile Tyrolean-esque flower-stitched silk tulle and new embellishment techniques being developed by the studio in Mumbai, such as embroidery using recycled materials — that might fulfill those imaginings.
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The designer is one of India's fashion pioneers: In the 1990s he specialized in minimalistic resort wear at a time when the country was still focused on heavy embellishment, has been invited to international events like the trade fair Prêt-à-Porter Paris, and in 2014 was honored with a Padma Shri, one of India's highest civilian awards.
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Paradoxically strong and durable despite its lightness, papier-mâché became an industry; by the mid-21984s, at least 30 English manufacturers were making decorative and useful objects and furniture from it, including tables, chairs and canopy bed frames, though the pieces eventually became too kitschy for even the embellishment-mad Victorians and fell out of fashion.
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After the red carpet blackout at the Golden Globes, where stars wore black outfits to make a statement about sexual harassment and assault in the workplace (and to draw attention to their Time's Up legal defense fund), celebalirities and their stylists went in the opposite direction, embracing color, pattern and fun embellishment for a red carpet that was bold, bright and unforgettable.
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And even if something like the events of the scene really did happen in the movie's version of reality, the presence of that heavily dented car strikes me as a tell that what we're seeing is an exaggeration, the intrusion of moviemaking embellishment into Once Upon a Time in Hollywood's hazy attempt to recreate the late '21969s as they really were.
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And we have a really accessible price point, so we wanted to make sure that we were still providing the shopper with that, but we also wanted to deliver as much value as possible, which we always do, but we wanted to have really elevated pieces, and that means looking at different embellishment and fabrics that are a little outside of what we usually do.
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But there were plenty of other appealing options: a meaty black roll-neck Irish fisherman sweater with yellow embroidered embellishment made with Inis Meaín ($545); a filmy purple corduroy work shirt block-printed by hand in Bagru, in Rajasthan, with a leaf motif ($95); even the Donegal on a bucket hat made with Molloy & Sons ($135) that collapses in just the right mid-1990s way.
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Pandering at it's finest, but taken up a notch by painting their target demographic as a tired and false stereotype of a people lacking refinement/culture to understand how to eat foreign foods and an over-the-top embellishment of cliché ambient music, comical pronunciations of foreign names/words, and Chinese subtitles (English added by us), which begs the question—who is this video actually for?
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Trump made the price of Hillary Clinton's controversial Armani jacket look like child's play, wearing a $51,500 silk coat from the Italian designers featuring an all-over 3D, technicolor floral embellishment which she paired with a cream colored brocade cocktail dress, matching nude pumps, and a coordinating floral clutch, also from D&G, with a Swarovski crystal clasp, which retails for $1,630 and appears to be sold out at most stores.
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To make sense of all this conflicting anecdotal data, you'd have to turn to statistics — dull, fusty, dramatically inert statistics — which tell us, without embellishment, that the planet is warming up fast, that the percentage of demonstrably false rape allegations is in the low single digits, and that if you have a gun in your home you're a lot less likely to repel an intruder than kill yourself.
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It's a word thrown around a lot now by influential designers like Gosha Rubchinskiy and Vetements' Demna Gvasalia, who were only teenagers back then but whose work seeks to capture a sense of the gritty reality expressed in the late Corinne Day's photographs of Moss and the early work of Martin Margiela or Helmut Lang, whose clothing — purposefully creased and shredded, constructed from synthetic fabrics with little embellishment — consciously rejected established paradigms of high fashion in search of something new.
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In his characteristic gruff fashion, he also tangled with the Times editorial board members over whether higher immigration levels can push down domestic wages; bridled at a comparison between Mr. Trump's rallies and the events he said he would hold as president to pressure Republican lawmakers; and, in an exchange that with little embellishment could double as a sketch of Larry David playing Mr. Sanders on "Saturday Night Live," explained why he had little patience for offering people birthday wishes.
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To see Dior's magnificently crafted clothing up close is to comprehend his hold over the world of couture: you can see how the nip of the infamous bar jacket Mr. Dior introduced in his 1947 debut collection clearly reverberates in the tailoring of everyone from the irreverent and super-elegant Ulyanka Sargeenko to the couture newbs Proenza Schouler, or how his spectacles of embroidery and embellishment on a mermaid silhouette set a standard in the late 40s that remains the primary dress shape of the couture world today.
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