But today, there were fashionably dressed and much more calm.
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What better way to consume portable candy safely and fashionably?
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Celebrity merch in 21 is paradoxically more accessible and fashionably limited.
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From the nation's founding, it's always been fashionably American to rebel.
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Her appearance straddled the line between fashionably austere and unabashedly kinky.
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The sharp endpoint to Tomas Maier's neat, fashionably restrained new lady.
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They look like reading glasses and they have fashionably thick frames.
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A black wool trench ($650) is fashionably understated, with a windproof lining.
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And finally, the style world didn't forget about your fashionably furry friends.
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We drink two fashionably non-alcoholic lemonade cocktails at the wood bar.
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"It showed 20-something models dressed in fashionably casual clothing," he added.
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Really, who else could become so fashionably influential simply by wearing coats?
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Fashionably late never looked this good, if we do say so ourselves.
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Leave it to Beyoncé to arrive fashionably late but completely on-trend.
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"[She] waited until 41 weeks to make her fashionably late arrival," he wrote.
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Luckily, no one unexpectedly ended up in the fountain, just fashionably floating above.
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Of course, this fashionably post-modern approach to foreign policy has its downsides.
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And Trump is not the first to face outcry for fashionably bad optics.
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There was tall, WASPy Diane Keaton, all fashionably deployed menswear and folksy aphorisms.
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Other celebrities fashionably joined Obama's efforts to encourage students to register to vote.
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Traffic is extra slow from an accident downtown, so I'll be fashionably late.
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It's the kind of parka that flies fashionably in urban and rural settings alike.
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"She loved shopping and dressing up very fashionably just like her mother," she said.
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The Daily Shoe The sharp endpoint to Tomas Maier's neat, fashionably restrained new lady.
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If they show up a little fashionably late, it isn't because they don't care.
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She was proud of her fashionably slim body with small breasts and shapely legs.
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Scroll down for must-know tips on how to layer fashionably with these necessary pieces.
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Waltzing into Tribeca mainstay The Odéon for lunch, Tommy Dorfman apologizes for being fashionably late.
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Let these furry friends show you how to keep fashionably warm during the upcoming snowfall.
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His graying beard and fashionably upswept haircut suggest a Confederate soldier in a historical drama.
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The company made its first inroads to your ears via a set of fashionably-designed earplugs.
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Those that dressed more fashionably, or flamboyantly, feared being considered 'too gay' and not taken seriously.
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Clark was on the couch, made up and dressed fashionably in a long jacket and pants.
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To put it in fashionably Marxist terms, capital has been beating labour ever since the crisis.
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I'm so excited to see women dress beautiful, very fashionably and just wait for the fall!
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The Weeknd made a fashionably late entrance to the party, showing up just before 2 a.m.
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I hang a left somewhere in the 60s, with plans to race fashionably down Fifth Avenue.
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In Kubaba, a swanky and fashionably lit Lebanese restaurant uptown, this scope for greater harmony blooms.
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At the YWICC, students are practicing in dance studios and being taught how to dress fashionably.
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In. Breeze from block to block with your essentials buckled safely — and fashionably — to your waist.
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The first photo from the upcoming Ocean's Eight is here — and the ladies are looking fashionably sinister.
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The Civic's silhouette has a vague resemblance to the discontinued Honda Crosstour but dresses far more fashionably.
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Phillies 210, Mets 20 Fashionably, the Mets recalled 113, wearing throwback jerseys on Sunday at Citi Field.
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He was a young man of 26, bearded, and with his hair fashionably swept back from his forehead.
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Mel B pulled up fashionably late to Ginger Spice's London crib Thursday with Mel C not far behind.
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Our first time, we turned up fashionably late by New York standards, so as not to look uncool.
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They embrace ideologies that demonize liberals, communists, capitalists, Jews and, more fashionably in recent times, migrants and Muslims.
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Your company holiday party is not the kind of event you want to show up fashionably late for.
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Alma Haser's photos have everything necessary to make a stunning portrait—fashionably dressed subjects, precise lighting, and perfect poses.
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And honestly, it's probably exactly what you need if you're known for being a little more than fashionably late.
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This puzzle dates back to around the time I finished reading the Harry Potter series (fashionably late, I guess).
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Well spoken and charming, he wears gray Warby Parker glasses and keeps his jeans fashionably rolled at the ankle.
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He was fashionably dressed down with an olive-drab Maharishi T-shirt, black cargo pants, and tan ankle boots.
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It's nice to see them finally embrace such a fashionably effective style of play to go along with it.
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And to be honest, I became really scared to dress fashionably because I thought people would think I was gay.
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NEW YORK CITY — Fall is three weeks away, so naturally the Pumpkin Spice Latte is already showing up fashionably early.
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Morgan and Jean's lives are turned upside down when Simone enters the scene, all inky-voiced and fashionably choker-ed.
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I was told to be there by 7:45, but Kendall and Kylie were fashionably late (45 minutes, to be exact).
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When your t-shirt says everything: This person fashionably enjoys the Pride parade in Tel Aviv, Israel, on June 20183, 22018.
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It's here to have fun, to take the instant-gratification spirit of Polaroid and cram it into a fashionably chunky body.
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Moreover, the iPod was hip in a fashionably mainstream way that lent a patina of cool to Apple as a whole.
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If you also think that Nori dresses more fashionably than you, take a night to live life on the other side.
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The 92-year-old Republican, who has a form of Parkinson's disease, uses a wheelchair, often exposing his fashionably clad ankles.
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Indeed, the trend is everywhere, but there are ways to differentiate your frayed selvage from the rest of the fashionably astute.
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The toys themselves are fashionably Victorian—porcelain faces, frilly dresses, rosy cheeks—and each come with their own autobiographical ghost story.
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Guy Pene du Bois's study of a fashionably veiled woman seated by a small table is arresting for entirely opposite qualities.
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I get to the party after responding to a bunch of texts asking where I am (being fashionably late is a lifestyle).
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Here are more than two minutes of clips, compiled by the Twitter account Fashionably-Early and stitched together from James' Instagram story.
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Chic in her fashionably torn black jeans and ankle-high boots she was unfazed by the cold breeze coming off the sea.
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Like Giorgio de Chirico, whom he admired, and Francis Picabia, Magritte created what became fashionably known in the 1970s as bad painting.
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It's still unclear whether or not millennials are buying couture, demi-couture or even ready-to-wear, but they're politically and fashionably savvy.
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So to celebrate such a momentous year, personally and fashionably, she took some time to reflect on her eight favorite outfits of 2017.
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Some sport fashionably coiffed hair, others harkening to mid-century style, while the adjacent saintly bystanders allude to the origins of religious lore.
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There are other, more superficial readings that make Rooney's book so fashionably millennial as it refers to lower-middle-class twenty- and thirtysomethings.
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No idea if it's any good for scavenging, but it's perfect for cosplays or just making your commute a bit more fashionably nerdy.
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My mom dressed fashionably and had a good eye, and I would always ask her opinion when I was deciding what to wear.
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"The big wigs and VIPs tend to go early and leave early — if you arrive fashionably late you may miss them," she said.
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Her light makeup and modest, even prim, clothes were a contrast to those of her fashionably dressed sister-in-law, Ri Sol-ju.
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Aside from the sleek buttons - which come in fashionably matt colors - women can also buy keyrings, wrist bands and jewelry that house safety devices.
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McKeon, 72, saw a human side of the private woman she called "Madam" that few ever saw, including how she maintained her fashionably thin figure.
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She recently embarked on a very fashionably endeavor with shoe legend Giuseppe Zanotti for their "Giuseppe for Rita Ora" footwear collection at Saks Fifth Avenue.
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All this speaks to the kind of Apple Watch user Apple wants to cultivate: fashionably discerning, addicted to fitness, supremely trusting in Apple's hardware design.
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Seated at the bar, young women in minidresses tapped their platform sandals to the beat of Bunny Berigan's trumpet and flirted with fashionably bearded lads.
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It captures the director, wide-eyed and handsome, looking straight at the camera while leaning on one arm in repose, dressed fashionably all in black.
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She was attractive, for sure, though not my type in terms of looks; she was always fashionably dressed and attended an expensive private girls' school.
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He is also sometimes accompanied to events by his fashionably dressed wife, Ri Sol-ju, a break from the secrecy that shrouded his father's marriages.
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Google says that the idea is to let users see their outfits in real-world settings to see how things fashionably fit together before they buy.
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But now, Sennheiser, the manufacturer of some of the best headphones in every price class, has made its fashionably late arrival to the truly wireless competition.
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The yellow version is still kinda out there, but the round display makes it more fashionably colorful than a garish nightmare you hide under your sleeve.
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I really saw a hole in the market here – where consumers were lacking choices in design, fashionably fun furniture and accessibility, as well as fast shipping.
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She credits her sister, Nicole, with her fashionably focused career choice, admitting she gets her style from Nicole and used to steal from big sis' closet.
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You see the distinction in her pictures of fashionably dressed Parisiennes, who are not spectacles but bodily presences in dresses that feel rendered from the inside.
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But don't get in their way, because fashion people are as much New Yorkers as they are someone who's always fashionably late, so timing is key.
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Both men got down and dirty to claim victory, but only one fashionably dressed player took home bragging rights and the title of Slip and Flip Champ.
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It is "fashionably dismissed" and "taken for granted", sniffed Iain Duncan Smith a few years ago when he was Britain's secretary of state for work and pensions.
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Sporting a small nub of a flower nestled in a long, bulbous leaf that droops like a pair of string beans, it's considered fashionably drab by collectors.
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We dissected Taggart's outfit: a long black T-shirt with "OFF" written on the back, and jeggings that were baggy — fashionably so, I guess — around the butt.
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The good times are over for the middle and eastern parts of the country with winter arriving fashionably late — and very loudly — this week, forecasters said Monday.
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With its low lighting, chocolate velvet chairs, and smoky gray walls, Andrea is a sophisticated spot, and at lunchtime its tables fill with fashionably dressed business people.
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Ahead, discover a range of fashionably functional desk styles so you can transform any nook of your apartment or house into an office fit for a boss.
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The next morning, at the hotel, Wintrich's hair was fashionably mussed, and he wore a navy suit and a tie printed with elephants in several pastel colors.
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The award-winning chef and owner of New York's Beatrice Inn has created a fashionably photographed book that's as high-rolling and unapologetically carnivorous as her restaurant.
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On Instagram, it looks like Fanny Bourdette Donon has it all: an armoire of expensive clothes, luxurious vacations, an endless amount of parties to arrive fashionably late to.
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Speaking of awkward, communication planet Mercury begins its retrograde in your house of communication on Friday, inspiring Freudian slips, and your ability to respond to emails fashionably late.
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Previously released Basic Volume single "Crown & Key" propels the assembled audience--one notably far more diverse than those who had lingered fashionably out front earlier--into ecstatic motion.
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He was often seen with fashionably dressed women in international airports and spent much of his time in casinos in Macau, where he also kept an expensive house.
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A slim and fashionably dressed woman, the 46 year old has a soft Scottish accent and twists her rings while speaking, as if to measure out her thoughts.
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All of a sudden I felt a deep sting of shame, aware of how utterly uncool I looked in front of these people who were dressed much more fashionably.
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The crowd included men in suits, fashionably unfashionable 20-somethings, neighborhood elders sitting on McCarren Park benches, and nannies pushing expensive strollers past industrial facades painted with colorful murals.
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The similarities between looks was only made more apparent when Beyoncé arrived later in the evening (fashionably last, as per usual) in a sheer Givenchy gown, with strategic bedazzling.
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"I feel like I'm waiting outside of a club and the bouncer won't let me in because I'm not fashionably enough dressed," Ms. Schipper said in a phone interview.
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One Palácio da Anunciada is a commanding hotel where the imposingly old and fashionably new intermingle to produce a series of spectacular aesthetic moments, much like contemporary Lisbon itself.
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In another video, from November, a fashionably dressed young woman deliberately sprawls on the street in front of an expensive-looking S.U.V., challenging the driver to run her over.
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Beginning in the 1980s, he developed a brand of gender-bending modern dance that seemed fashionably advanced in its views of society and its taste in music and design.
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" Night: "A long black tulle fashionably-made evening dress, spangled with silver stars and crescents, silver crescent ornaments, silver belt; a crescent on the head … an owl on the shoulder.
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First, an even temperament, or what we might fashionably call emotional intelligence: Understanding yourself and keeping your demons under control so that power, pettiness and narcissistic impulses don't guide you.
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Fashionably late as ever, Sarah Jessica Parker has come to a conclusion most of us came to years ago: Sex and the City didn't age as gracefully as its cast.
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High above the Tokyo's fashionably grungy Shibuya alleyways and Roppongi's party-weary streets, brightly-colored helium balloons fill the air over desks in the offices of the e-commerce darling.
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She wore a fashionably casual ensemble, consisting of gray skinny jeans, white sneakers, and a navy coat, a look we totally want to copy whenever fall finally hits New York.
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"Leavers" have been characterized as racists and fear-mongers, but Johnson, a 29-year-old project manager with fashionably thick-rimmed glasses, jumped to defend his position on pragmatic grounds.
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Almost everyone is part of a pair: casually but fashionably dressed, and arranged in a metropolitan diorama of the stages of love, from polite first-date chatter to earnest longing.
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The high-waisted culottes come with fashionably cut front pleats, slit pockets, and a hemline just above the ankle to show off whatever adorable shoes you're pairing with the look.
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Arriving fashionably late seemed apropos this year, coming a week after the release of her new album, "Lemonade," which hints strongly at possible past infidelity and discord in her marriage.
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The images were mostly of products like men's soap, men's candles, men's food, and men's iPhone cases, packaged with sleek, sometimes fashionably antiquated graphic design in palettes of blue-gray.
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The idea of modest clothing is being rebranded, Muhammad believes — finally, people are getting on board with the fact that dressing modestly and fashionably don't have to to be mutually exclusive.
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I'm the kind of person who arrives at a party fashionably early and then keeps milling about until all of the other guests, Yellow Tail wines and hummus dips have disappeared.
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In a string of Snapchats posted on Sunday to the reality star's account, Kylie demonstrated how to celebrate Father's Day fashionably, while still having the most ultimate day by the pool.
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" That was, I think, terrifying to a lot of whatever is now fashionably called the establishment, so we have the, "well, we'll just make being in the hall kind of meaningless.
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Hay has a fine touch with all the nuts, grains, seeds and herbs that define fashionably healthful eating, and she knows how to pack a dish with vibrant but compatible flavors.
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One guy was fashionably dressed with a silvery suede crew cut and had a body proportioned like Michelangelo's David, though somewhat more muscular with cable-like veins running down his arms.
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From there, viewers are subjected to more pastel, up close shots of food, some interesting looking, fashionably-dressed diners, and a dance routine in the vein of Busby Berkeley's flamboyant numbers.
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In this scene from tonight's episode, Trixie and Katya are playing a fashionably religious (or religiously fashionable) little game of "Hot or Holy," judging the plain old spiritual against the spiritually chic.
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The former mayor of New York City, Michael Bloomberg, made what Trevor Noah called a "fashionably late entrance" into the 2020 election last week, filing paperwork for the presidential primary in Alabama.
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The shoes are technologically impressive, surprisingly snug, and fashionably versatile enough that nobody bats an eye when my Dad and I walk into a room wearing the exact same pair of shoes.
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I've stopped fretting over these details and instead turned toward the way that moments like this build an atmosphere: I became enamored of this character's steady voice, confidence, and fashionably symmetrical bob.
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It's as if Rihanna walked into the show — presumably fashionably late (as a bad gals do) — and shielded any unwanted attention, which is, dare we say, almost more Parisian than an actual Parisian.
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The 73-year-old singer, who showed up fashionably late, looked fabulous in a plunging LBD that could only be topped by the 35-carat engagement ring she received from fiancé James Packer.
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Though the Holocaust and assimilation have shrunk the ranks of Yiddish speakers — once put at over 2000 million worldwide — to a relative handful, Yiddish still needs to keep itself fashionably up-to-date.
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Wearing pink sneakers and fashionably clunky glasses, Ms. Sobol spoke with quiet fury about the exclusion of opposition candidates like her from elections for Moscow's city council, which are being held on Sunday.
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All kinds of things were forbidden for women and girls, she had also learned: no plucking your bushy eyebrows, no parting your hair fashionably to the side, no revealing your face in public.
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In her slashing diagnosis, the dark-maned, fashionably bespectacled academic describes how Silicon Valley&aposs once-utopian promises degenerated into the like button and that shoe advertisement that follows you around the internet.
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Charlie Sheen, who revealed in November that he is HIV positive, showed up fashionably late – and in self-referential fashion – to Elton John's annual Oscars viewing party Sunday, benefiting the pop star's AIDS foundation.
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It examines ghoulish art and literature, from a fifteenth-century rood screen depicting a pair of fashionably dressed skeletons to the Christmas Eve cameo of Marley's ghost to the "everyday apparitions" of Muriel Spark.
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Dressed gang-fashionably in baggy, black athletic attire, Mr. Henríquez insisted that he survived on money sent by relatives in the United States and by a brother who sold used cars in El Salvador.
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Mr. Chichvarkin, who met for an interview in a fashionably moth-eaten pink cardigan and gaudy pantaloons, now owns Hedonism, a Mayfair wine shop where one bottle of vintage cognac is priced at $340,000.
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Guidance through the wine list, which has some fashionably esoteric choices alongside some excellent, familiar ones, isn't quite as fluid as at the old Aska, but the servers know how to listen and respond.
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In a cloud of cigarette smoke amid the fashionably mismatched chairs of his parents' Paris apartment, family friends, including the clothing designer Junko Shimada and Marc Berthier, the industrial designer, debated politics and painting.
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Drying in their towels to one side, Aleppo University medical students Mansour Salim, 24, and Ahmad Faqas, 25, listened to the music, drank tea, ran their fingers through their fashionably luxuriant beards and smoked cigarettes.
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Both kept their all-black outfits fashionably low-key, with Victoria, 44, choosing a sheer long-sleeve shirt and David, 43, opting for a burnt orange turtleneck to add a little spice to the look.
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" When "Fashionably Late" Gets Too Real"I was wearing a dress to work that I had specifically picked out because it was office-appropriate but would still look super-cute on my Tinder date later.
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Josh Lit, the wine director, does his part by adding five pages of fashionably noninterventionist, sulfur-phobic winemakers like Christian Tschida and Frank Cornelissen to a list that is already as long as a novella.
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As befits a Boswell of Valentino, Mr. Tyrnauer was fashionably L.A. casual in a black T-shirt, a bespoke midnight blue workman's chore jacket made in Rome, moleskin khakis and navy blue suede Prada moccasins.
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A metropolitan London backdrop, Nigella herself fashionably grabbing her groceries and coming home to a slightly cluttered but still presentable home to show you how you too can effortlessly prepare a quick and delicious meal.
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They both stand ramrod straight, rail thin and staring ahead, with the fashionably dressed Madame Chian g Kai-shek sandwiched between them as a chic intermediary — though not always trustworthy, from the American's point of view.
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But according to two catalogs published by North Korea's not-at-all ominous sounding Clothing Research Center, both men and women in the ultra-isolated country have gotten governmental approval to start dressing slightly more fashionably.
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Clad only in Puma briefs and a fashionably moth-eaten T-shirt (just kidding, it's probably a one-of-a-kind piece distressed by the hands of a Parisian couturier), Jenner showed off plenty of skin.
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On the opening night, poppers — inhalants sometimes huffed during sex for a quick high — were passed around like hors d'oeuvres, and a D.J. played heavy beats for a fashionably-dressed crowd dancing in the balmy air.
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A more vivid account can be seen in a Hopkins painting, "Edmond Dédé Piano Recital," of the fashionably dressed freeborn Creole musician and composer (1827-1901) who was raised in New Orleans and studied in Paris.
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That, alongside the dull, persistent spring heat seemed to calm the line, and by the time the space finally opened, fashionably late, the expeditious, machine-like precision of the team inside 135 Bowery proved a blessing.
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This public display, part of her father's program to bring Iran into the 250th century, helped establish her public image: Western-oriented, modern, fashionably dressed, fluent in French and English, with a taste for the high life.
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An early trailer for the film, which opens in U.S. movie theaters on Friday, was heavily criticized on social media for appearing to fat-shame women whose bodies do not conform to fashionably slim and toned ideals.
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TROY, N.Y. — It's a little off the New York City radar, but one of the country's most invigorating hubs for performance and what's fashionably called "time-based" visual art has been operating here for a decade now.
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Maybe there should be a new edition of What to Expect When You're Expecting, or a relaxed-fit counterpart to the fashionably airtight Bump It Up, that starts off like this: Expect to suck at this sometimes.
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That is why his company tends to emphasize arty photos celebrating the lifestyle associated with fine timepieces (say, street shots of fashionably dressed New Yorkers), rather than catalog-style shots of specific timepieces for sale, he added.
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But in the article about the event that ran in The Times that Sunday, accompanied by his photos of the fashionably dressed guests, he insisted that all mention of the night's honoree — himself — be stricken from the account.
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"There were a multitude of versions of this person, artistically, visually, fashionably, the instruments he played, the kind of music he made," said Ben Greenman, author of "Dig if You Will the Picture," a recent book on Prince.
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In a pinstriped suit jacket and dress pants, her hair fashionably yet sensibly blown out, her face open but her mouth a downward slash of worry, Ms. Martens could be the sort of working mom we all know.
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They take the stage at the Lab, Lloyd looking like a tall backwoodsman with balding head and full beard; Chris, bald, bespectacled, austerely professorial; Tony, white-haired and dressed, by comparison, quite fashionably in a polka-dot shirt.
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" The protagonist, Marji, is growing up "in a fashionably radical household in Tehran," and she is "bent on prying from her evasive elders if not truth, at least a credible explanation of the travails they are living through.
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Kanye's show wasn't controversial or start fashionably late (which it's known to do), instead it was actually held at a typical runway venue (Pier 59), featuring a normal catwalk presentation with clothing that lived up to the "Calabasas-themed" collection.
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On a recent Sunday, Williamsburg denizens sipped at citrusy cocktails chilled with fashionably sculpted blocks of ice; two women in draped gray blouses kept up a spirited stream of gossip, while, catercorner, an entire booth housed people staring at their phones.
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"In our steadfast journey to shift perception surrounding plus-size fashion, we have worked to not only create fashionably well-made clothing, but to provide real-time trend-driven options from renowned designers," explained Lane Bryant CEO and president Linda Heasley.
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"Heat and Light" reaches all the way to the afterlife and even extends to include EST, or Erhard Seminars Training, a fashionably abusive form of enlightenment that could be had at the time the novel's Texas energy company was born.
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Wearing a green track suit (Paige Martin and Parker Lutz designed the fashionably sporty costumes) and wielding a wooden pole, he could be part of a baseball team or a marching band, yet these associations linger for just seconds before transforming.
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Yet, sick though France is, she cannot hold a candle to your fashionably brained American who would have us believe that the land of Coolidge is a snare and a delusion, that Greenwich Village is boring while Montparnasse is inspiring, etc.
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This was partly for practical reasons: Dyes during this period were apt to fade with repeated washing, particularly the boil-washing and bleaching required to keep baby clothes clean, so there wasn't much point in spending money on fashionably hued garments for infants.
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HELLO, TIM, YOU MIGHT WANT TO GET OVER TO THE ARENA McGraw took "fashionably late" to extremes when he arrived in his seat over an hour and a half after the show's start, with 17-year-old daughter Maggie as his date.
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After all, his fans in New England and elsewhere long ago forgave his fashionably questionable loyalty to the Uggs that he endorses, and they never believed that "Deflategate" was anything but a leaguewide conspiracy to derail, and tarnish forever, the Patriots juggernaut.
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Among these was a rare early-16th-century black-chalk drawing of a fashionably dressed young man that scholars have identified as an autograph work by Lucas van Leyden, an influential Netherlandish artist whose engravings have been rated as highly as Durer's.
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Ms. Burch grew up in Valley Forge, Pa. Her parents, Buddy and Reva Robinson, were a fashionably iconoclastic pair who vacationed in Morocco; celebrated Christmas, although Reva was Jewish; and rang a bell for dinner, like something out of a Willa Cather novel.
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From left to right: Burberry sweatshirt, $575; handbag, $2,495; striped top, $395 Tory Burch One of fashion's most beloved designers has teamed up with M'oda 'Operandi to bring the Fall 2017 runway looks to shoppers allowing them to be fashionably ahead of next season's trends.
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In a cutaway coat for special occasions or a turtleneck for cocktail parties, he looked every inch the diplomat: a distinguished face, affable and conciliatory; an easy smile for a telling joke, receding gray hair that curled fashionably over his collar at the back.
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No city signs mark 365 Bond Street in the Gowanus section of Brooklyn, where young men and women glide past a 24-hour concierge in a fashionably appointed lobby — and 86 of the 429 apartments have been set aside for low-income New Yorkers.
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How easy is it going to be to sell a cup of water suspended from a bracket or a very, very slow and grainy artfilm about the gradual descent of a droplet of water into a fashionably dank and under-lit basement in Shoreditch?
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In it, the writer Ayn Rand (played by Susanne Sachße) sits in her bleak living room, fashionably smoking her long cigarette while former Chairman of the Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan (played by Dany Naierman) and his wife, Joan Mitchell (played by Lindsay Hicks), sit in attendance.
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Michelle, Malia and Sasha – along with grandmother Marian Robinson – made fashionably elegant exits off their Air Force aircraft as they were welcomed at the Torrejon Air Force Base in Madrid for the final stop on their six-day international trip to promote the Let Girls Learn initiative.
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Huddled at a table among the fashionably disheveled fans, Mr. Marshall, in red plastic sunglasses and an unreleased Supreme shirt, scrawled a set list in capital letters for the sweaty concert that would help mark his return to the underground hype cycle that threatens to deify him.
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A financially struggling painter hides her Gesellenstück — a fusty monstrosity, technically perfect and fashionably moribund, a "baleful garment that no one would ever wear because of the hatefulness of the cloth and the cut and the straps and the stitching" — in a wardrobe in her studio.
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To help ID our (and your) place in the crowd, we headed straight to Old Navy to map out five looks that play to every partygoer's strengths — think vibrant velvet pants fit for the center of attention, or a clashing mash-up only the fashionably late could pull off.
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While the classic Imperial stormtrooper was present (with some minor differences), there was also the shoretrooper, described as "specialist stormtroopers stationed at the top secret Imperial military headquarters on Scarif," as well as the Imperial Death Troopers, a menacing bunch who follow around Ben Mendelsohn's fashionably cloaked Director Krennic.
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Sit down with a cold brew and tonic water concoction (14 lei) made by a fashionably bearded barista, remind yourself you are not in Berlin, then browse the shop for silk scarves for 296 lei, or a chic, minimalist tunic by the Romanian designer Adelina Ivan, for 1,250 lei.
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His wavy white hair fashionably trimmed, his natty dark suit not quite meeting at the waist, his televised countenance seemed beyond impassive as the court returned guilty verdicts on 10 of 11 counts encompassing genocide, persecution, extermination, murder, deportation, unlawful attacks on civilians, hostage-taking and other crimes against humanity.
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The house is full of once state-of-the-art systems and clever details that accommodate the lives lived there, but it also provides no shortage of bucolic vistas and places to lounge fashionably in conversation attendant to upper class leisure (including, of course, Girard's signature "conversation pit" in the living room).
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And a late-15th-century diary is illustrated with a virtually monochrome portrait of René of Anjou, fashionably dressed in black from head to toe with a wide-brimmed black hat and heavy gold chain, the use of color confined to a shield with his coat of arms supported by a heraldic beast.
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The traditional suit of dots, for example, has been rendered as a fashionably attired woman with blue dots on her dress; the bamboo suit appears as a series of hungry pandas munching on green bamboo sticks; and the dragons are depicted as vain, primping creatures, flossing their teeth and filing their nails.
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It's a pretty glamorous get-up for her character, a translator whose husband has just been murdered, but this splashy, pseudo-Hitchcockian mystery — with memorable turns by Cary Grant, Walter Matthau, James Coburn and George Kennedy and a lively Henry Mancini score — zips along too amiably and fashionably for such pedestrian plausibility concerns.
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This and other latter-day playgrounds, many fashionably reincarnated from old roadside motels — the Ace Hotel and Swim Club, once a desert modern Westward Ho motel with a Denny's attached to it; the rainbow-hued Saguaro, a former Holiday Inn — are popular with weekenders from Los Angeles and with the Coachella music festival crowd.
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And with so many amazing comfy shoe brands — like Naturalizer, Clarks, and Cole Haan — on the market, there are more options than ever So if you're like Oprah and in need of some fashionably comfortable heels (hello, wedding season!), then scroll down to shop six of our favorite styles to take you from now through summer and beyond in major comfort.
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What these could show is that the "undecided" and "Leave" columns of previous polls contained lurking "Brintroverts": voters who over the past months would default to a fashionably "common sense" Eurosceptic answer, perhaps based on glimpsed tabloid headlines, when put on the spot by pollsters but now, as polling day nears, are engaging with the choice and breaking towards remain.
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As he sat in the lobby of the Mercer Hotel in SoHo, backed by a wall of books too fashionably designed to be his and dressed in non-black (two plaids, glasses hanging from his neck), the 236-year-old guy who has sold nearly 225 million books went completely unspotted as he talked about his career's latest plot twist.
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"To live in Nairobi, it's very hard," Mr. Njoroge said recently in his home in Umoja, a dusty but vibrant neighborhood on the outskirts of Nairobi where, within a short space of time, a fight broke out, a minibus with "Rock Gospel" stenciled on its side unloaded passengers, a man hawked grilled meat and a fashionably dressed woman crossed paths with a strutting rooster.
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PARIS — On Monday night, on one of those spectacular Paris summer evenings when the light shimmers off every surface and the sun doesn't set until around 10, hundreds of fashionably dressed people gathered in the garden of the Musée des Art Décoratifs, enjoying Champagne and hors d'oeuvres as a newly shorn and platinum blond Cara Delevingne looked on from above, standing in the open French doors of a second-floor reception room.
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Part of the reason that Amazon is interested in acquiring third-party brands and building its own private-label business is because the company has typically had a hard time shaking its no-nonsense and decidedly unsexy image as a purveyor of cut-price books, electronics and just about anything under the sun — an image that has kept some fashion brands away from selling through the site, and keen fashionably-minded shoppers from visiting and buying there.
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Not for the squeamish, the cases in the Museum Vrolik (Free admission, donations accepted) at the University of Amsterdam's Academic Medical Centre contain skeletons of people and animals, sliced-up body parts and jars filled with everything from deformed fetuses and dried penises to a Chinese lotus foot, tattooed skin samples, and examples of "corset livers," a byproduct of the tight corsets women (and some men) laced themselves into during the 19th century in order to attain a fashionably small waistline.
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