Perfectly glued to your lash line and looking soft and fluttery?
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They gave me very pretty, fluttery, fluffy lashes, which I love.
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Tiny and fluttery, Ms. Burke seems made for the purely comic, too.
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If you're after a fluttery, flattering look, these falsies will do the trick.
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For The IndecisiveNot sure if you want a wispy, fluttery, or glam lash?
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Why can't our lashes look that fluttery after a dip in the ocean?
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"I started to feel some funny fluttery feelings in my chest," he said.
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Yet fluttery touches in the music suggest that the princess lacks some grounding.
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Everyone wants something different in a mascara — length, volume, longevity, or even fluttery natural lashes.
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His voice is lovely and fluttery, his lyrics are nimble and his chest is puffed.
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Fluttery Faux BobNelms might not find symbolism in these butterflies, but she will spill the inspiration.
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I feel a fluttery sensation within as I tap that telltale icon shaped like an eye.
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I just really love how it makes my lashes look very fluffy and fluttery and long.
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Who doesn't want to roll out of bed with fluttery lashes before they've even brushed their teeth?
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Here's What You Should Know These semi-permanent eyelashes work their fluttery magic with no daily effort.
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For #InternationalWomensDay Snapchat has a Marie Curie filter ... that smoothes the complexion and gives you long, fluttery eyelashes?!
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There are sweeping declarations of love, pivotal scenes in the rain, hopeless turns of timing, fluttery missed connections.
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"I grounded the look with black eyeliner and beautiful fluttery House of Lashes [falsies] in Iconic," she explains.
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Besides, at the time, none of them were particularly interested in fluttery overtures from twenty-something women artists.
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Step away from the off-shoulder tops and fluttery summer dresses; here's your guide to getting into getting dressed again.
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The diverse résumé makes sense: Phantogram blends Ms. Barthel's fluttery vocals and dark confessionals with Mr. Carter's thundering electronic arrangements.
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Her trills alone — varied in speed and color, from fluttery delicacy to slightly heavier, more sensuous — were a master class.
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He sought out "fluttery voices that sound like mine": Nina Simone, Roland Hayes, Tray Chapman, and (his favorite of late) Brandy.
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Both the faces, painted by graffiti artist Bobby Rodriguez, known as Z the Art, have googly eyes with long, fluttery lashes.
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"Fluttery butterflies, couture flowers, gorgeous trims … and all manner of bits and bobs," advertised a hand-painted sign in the stairwell.
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I still get a fluttery feeling when I see his handwriting on an envelope, even if it's just a utility bill.
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She listens to heavy metal, and two years ago, she decided she was a goth, and dressed in black, fluttery clothing.
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There was hope, promise, expectations, and other fluttery feelings that are rare guests at MetLife Stadium for a Jets home opener.
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A grilled pork loin may not be fluttery or delicate, but it's hearty and luscious enough to satisfy a hungry crowd.
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But how the Weeknd sings that word — fluttery, gentle, with urgency and respect — encapsulates everything essential about his approach to pop.
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The look also incorporated subtle pom-pom detailing and fluttery sleeves — just the thing to catch that South of France ocean breeze.
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August 17th, 2016 Does LG's promise of "Quad DAC" audio in its new V20 smartphone get you all fluttery in your tummy?
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The wand is hinged, working with your lashes and the applied pressure when you're swiping it on, for soft, fluttery, gorgeous-looking lashes.
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Created in collaboration with YouTuber Weylie Hoang, the kit features a set of thick and fluttery faux lashes made with tapered, criss-crossed hairs.
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Unlike certain beauty classics (like a red lip), defined, fluttery lashes are always in high demand, no matter the time of day or place.
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One particular death (not Tree's) crushed my fluttery little heart like it was a kitten hiding in the wheel-well of my mom's minivan.
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Sure, this mascara won't give you dramatic, falsie-looking lashes, but it's great for days when you want something natural, fluttery, and clump-free.
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The royal drew attention to her eyes with wispy and fluttery eyelashes, but instead of lots of eyeshadow, she had perfectly groomed, pronounced brows.
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The top can be tight or fluttery; it can even cover the shoulders, making it less of a tank and more of a shirt.
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Your lashes will look super long, fluttery, and voluminous but with none of the clumps that come with piling on several coats of mascara.
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Last week, he posted a video of himself applying dark purple eye shadow, sky-blue eyeliner, fluttery fake lashes and a bold grape lipstick.
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Williams makes Avery so specifically weird, with her fluttery mannerisms and "sexy baby" voice, that she elevates the movie every time she walks onscreen.
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And I felt a little fluttery thrill in my stomach seeing Mulan and Shang together at the end; did I want to be Shang?
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Streep is a sweet, fluttery wonder, and her scenes with Stanley Tucci (playing Julia's husband, Paul) constitute a glowing portrait of deep married love.
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For her big day, Bloom opted for a fun and chic blush-colored gown with a pair of fluttery sleeves and a dramatic slit.
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While this means summer is often a stretched-out nightmare for me, it also means that I'm not blessed with strong brows or fluttery lashes.
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But, if you're trying to achieve a my-lashes-but-better look, where people might just think you were born with a soft, fluttery set?
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Of course, in this case we're talking about lipliner or a fluttery lash, and not a properly aged cheese, but the similarities are still there.
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The star's hair, which fell at the middle of her back, was pulled back off of her face with a few fluttery pieces falling lose.
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Celebrity hairstylist Nikki Nelms called it earlier this year, when we watched her affix a few fluttery pins atop a model's curls during our photo shoot.
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She reached for fluttery maitakes, a sticky paste of caramelized onions and a handful of cold, slightly sad-looking boiled potatoes with their skins still on.
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But if you're willing to wait a while — and get soft, fluttery, flake-free lashes in the process — then this mascara is just what you need.
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Over the past decade, the actress has played with temporary color, fluttery curtain bangs, and trendy iterations of the '90s butterfly clips (most recently, pearl pins).
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When the guitars enter, it's in an almost hymnlike spirit; fluttery guitar is answered by trumpet, and then they tumble along in tandem for a bit.
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Even if I get into a groove with a product for a few weeks, another tube will inevitably come along and knock it off its fluttery throne.
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This is a complaint many first-timers notice if they don't keep up with them — as the extensions fall out, your fluttery fringe tends to look patchy.
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An overnight snail sleeping mask is constantly in my rotation, and my stomach gets fluttery with excitement when a new snail sheet mask comes in the mail.
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Jones' story, along with her sparkly cut creases and fluttery lashes, is inspiration — and we can't wait to see what's to come in the future for her.
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Many songs feature flutes and fluttery synths, while lead single "The Gate" is a darker track about the exchange of giving and receiving love in a relationship.
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Here the buzzy, standoffish basslines and, multifaceted drum tracks set the mood, while the R&B choruses and fluttery electronic arpeggios play as queasy memories of love lost.
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No doubt blowflies are not as appealing as butterflies to most people, but chalk that up to a human bias for pretty fluttery things that land on flowers.
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The "rich girl" chorus and those fluttery voices together make it unique, leveling up the normal sleepiness of this new arm of rap into something more mysterious and compelling.
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Racks of fluttery sleeves and things that one could pair with cork-wedge platform heels gave way to one-shouldered tank tops and distressed denim in various icy washes.
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She playfully claims it from a little boy's hands as she skips down the street in her fluttery, ruffled yellow dress, her face lit up with a charming smile.
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But in 2019, Gaga outdid all her past fashion and beauty moments with one mind-blowing Brandon Maxwell gown and fluttery metal (yes, metal) lashes at the Met Gala.
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She's swept up in one of those all-consuming, fluttery crushes that make you giggle at a simple text — not exactly a mode the icy Petra Solano is accustomed to.
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"666 (Upsidedowncross)," fully formed where most of the album lives in fluttery doodle territory, juxtaposes glowing guitar pluck against a drum track that evokes water droplets in a dank cave.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I was biking in Riverside Park near the 79th Street Boat Basin, when suddenly a swarm of pigeons formed a thick, fluttery wall, obstructing my view.
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Even her fluttery sundresses and frank little cardigans are a rebuttal to his perspective; she wants to project innocence and vulnerability because her fatally insecure husband assumes she possesses neither.
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Christmas that year was equal parts marveling at those fluttery movements as it was trying to hold onto hope that at that time next year we'd have a healthy baby.
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Jimmy's mom is pregnant for the eighth time, and Jimmy's sister-to-be, Emily, is up in the preexistence in a fluttery green dress, waiting for her chance to be born.
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Oooooh, pretty, says the 6-year-old girl in me, as the dancers float across stage in fluttery, rainbow silk skirts and flamingo-pink feather boas that illuminate like fairy lights.
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In "The Lawyer," C.K. is cast as Mr. Douglas, an attorney with a decidedly weak case — and one major advantage over everyone else in the room: his long, dark, fluttery eyelashes.
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The guitarist Richard Padrón was born in Havana and raised in Miami; his music has a stippled and fluttery sense of motion, sharp guitar lines against stutter-stepping bass and drums.
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Or, in the case of Sander Lak at Sies Marjan, the many fluttery bits that dangled, flapped, ruffled and wobbled in his painterly procession of aubergine, peach, mint green and fluorescent pink.
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Fluttery oversized false lashes, baby pink fur stoles, turbans with matching tangerine caftans, rhinestone-encrusted crop tops; you'd be inclined to think that I'd just listed a set of outfits from Drag Race.
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But Cornell was deeply moved by Gris, the overlooked, tagalong third in the Cubist movement that also included Picasso and Braque, and the show succeeds in tracking the fluttery ways of artistic inspiration.
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"Birds of a Feather: Joseph Cornell's Homage to Juan Gris," at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is a small, hyper-specialized, stunning exhibition that seeks to track the fluttery ways of artistic inspiration.
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Fluttery and anxious from the get-go, she doesn't establish a whole lot of difference between Serafina before and after her husband's death, which is mostly signaled by a change in hair style.
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When it comes to, say, applying eyeliner, I have the fine motor skills of a ventriloquist's dummy, but there is no daily effort required on my part for lash extensions work their fluttery magic.
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Here's what's up with Hoodlem: the Melbourne duo—who would prefer to remain nameless right now—work a minimalist kind of R&B with a sinuous bassline that perfectly complements the singer's fluttery vocals.
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But Cornell was deeply moved by Gris, the overlooked, tag-along third wheel in the Cubist movement that also included Picasso and Braque, and the show succeeds in tracking the fluttery ways of artistic inspiration.
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"Road Head," meanwhile, glides unnervingly on its backbeat; the pealing guitar figure, moving back and forth with a hypnotist's deliberation, provides a fulcrum on which to position fluttery keyboard arpeggios and Zauner's own intermittent, ethereal exclamations.
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At Blinkbar, technicians will hand-glue together multiple 0.03-mm strands for volume sets that are just as light as a standard 0.2, creating the fluttery doll set of your dreams while limiting damage to your lashes.
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The 22015-piece group gave a rollicking take on "How Will I Know" that ended in a fluttery denouement, with hand percussion, scattered piano and guitar all nipping at each other as three vocalists traded ad-libs.
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"I had a very large adjustment period, because it was nothing like I expected," she said in her fluttery, sultry alto during a break in New York, where she lives with her 6-year-old son, Bennett.
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Chewy tunes and underlying ostinato harmonies snake their way through a dense mesh of crackling snare drums, thumping electronic bass, fluttery keyboards, cold, breathy space, and a general textural harshness counteracted in the melodies and not much else.
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Whenever it rolled beneath her weight, he let out these fluttery, high-pitched moans that she couldn't help feeling were a little melodramatic, and then suddenly he pushed her off him and turned the key in the ignition.
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She therefore turns to the Greek system, but quickly becomes disenchanted, and it's not just about side-eyeing the tight pink dresses and fluttery golf claps of the biggest sorority on campus (led by a bubbly Selena Gomez).
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But the iteration of the fluttery insect this time around was less three-dimensional (with the exception of the final look); instead, they sat printed on coats and separates, and hid amongst the lace of minidresses and gowns. 2.
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For an all-day affair, try a nonrestrictive fluttery midi-skirt with an off-shoulder top — a yellow skirt transitions easily from daytime to sundown, and a flirty cropped top helps you keep cool from the summer heat around the clock.
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She's made that much clear over the last couple of years,splattering speed-demon breaks, high-intensity grime flips, and fluttery footwork tracks across her regular slots on the local tastemaking radio station Reprezent and in club gigs across her home country.
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Her obsession with her social status, fluttery ways, and smothering approach to motherhood would never have earned her a Mother of the Year award, but as Episode 6 of the series revealed, there was something significantly darker lurking under her already bad mom facade.
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We hate to break it to you, but for every example of boundary-breaking red carpet beauty — like Lady Gaga matching her dress to her hair or Lucy Boynton's graphic eyeliner — there's an endless sea of no-makeup makeup paired with glowing highlighter and fluttery lashes. Gorgeous?
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If Shannon and company are having a tough time of it in a Mexican backwater, so, in his own fluttery way, is Garry Essendine, the vainglorious actor at the epicenter of "Present Laughter," the Noël Coward play newly revived at the Old Vic through Aug. 10.
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On Ms. Murphy's last few albums, including the 2015 release "Hairless Toys," which was nominated for the prestigious Mercury Prize in Britain, she has explored more avant-garde terrain: a compelling mixture of electronic beats and disco grooves with ambient explorations, orchestral strings and the singer's gorgeous, fluttery contralto.
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The Pros If you've ever seen someone with distractingly long lashes, so luscious and fluttery that they couldn't possibly be natural, then you know the number one benefit of extensions: You get to walk around with the lashes you wish you were born with, no mascara or sticky lash glue required.
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Cate Blanchett returned to one of her regular sponsors, Armani, who made over red-carpet dressing in the 1990s with beige and subtle sequins but here came up with something suitable for a fairy princess leaping frantically between lily pads to get to her frog: sea foam and flecked with fluttery flowers.
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Beauty standards of tiny waist, huge arse, perky boobs, long hair, fluttery lashes, full lips and clear skin are hard enough to attain as it is – but when you're meant to look like you've got a Valencia filter slapped over your face at all times and have enough cash to drop on extensions, filler and Botox?
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That way of thinking was apparent in the show's setting — a raw space in west SoHo outfitted with pillars painted to look like marble and a matching stone-like runway — and in the clothes themselves: As the Pamplona-based garage pop band Melenas provided a live soundtrack, models walked in an assortment of vibrantly colored looks that balanced fluttery elements with more structured ones.
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