OSLO (Reuters) - Bored with palm-fringed beaches and turquoise seas?
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Remember when all skirts had giant waistbands and fringed hems?
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She finished the look with a fringed bag, of course.
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An automated spool then winds up the fringed, green PVC.
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It is fringed by yucca, plantains and a rotting cacao tree.
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They swim or drift around, pale and yellow, like fringed moons.
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Its blue, fringed cloth cover fading and threatening to fall apart.
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Cast your eyes down and you will see it: fringed shorts.
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They came fringed and frilled, python and patent, sequined and beaded.
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The men wear fringed ritual garments even while relaxing at home.
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At first glance, Chopra's ensemble looked like a pretty, fringed cocktail dress.
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Let's face the music — it's really hard to find good fringed clothing.
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Thread your needle and sew the zipper pull and fringed material together.
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Miriam Stevenson won the title in 1954 in a fringed bathing suit.
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The area around Fukushima is mostly scenic farmland fringed with thickly wooded hills.
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The Angels that fringed our bench draw in, their chatter replaced by silence.
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Two small, book-matched islands, their fringed coastlines driving into the gray sea.
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Rihanna still had sleeves and The Klaxons wore tunics fringed with womb lining.
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But our pilgrimages to honor Thoreau shouldn't be confined to wood-fringed Concord.
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Gray eye shadow shimmered on her lids, which were fringed with fake eyelashes.
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Burns, esteemed winner of the hound group, is truly a magnificent, fringed champion.
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Orthodox inmates wear fringed vests known as zizit under their green prison uniforms.
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A student from Ecuador brought a colorful fringed banner stamped with her country's name.
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Both shoes have similar features, such as tasseled ankle ties and a fringed strap.
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Two female models wore floral unitards, heels fringed with zip ties, and football helmets.
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Hand-tended fields of potatoes and maize covered the floodplain, fringed by dazzling wildflowers.
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The man on the quest for the fringed suede boots is a man possessed.
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Beneath his beady black eyes, fringed orange feathers splay across his dark purple chest.
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They came with beaded, fringed toques (what is it with swim caps this season?).
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Sofía Jeans by Sofía Vergara Rosa Curvy High Waist Fringed Hem Ankle Jean, $26.50; walmart.
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Sofía Jeans by Sofía Vergara Rosa Curvy High Waist Fringed Hem Ankle Jean, $26.50; walmart.com
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Ms. Wölffer's own range of fringed and embroidered leather handbags are exclusive to the store.
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Lemaire's simple, romantic sensibility was evident in this single, elegant drop earring fringed with horsehair.
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Endives (there are also red-hued and frilly fringed yellow versions) are great for salads.
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There, in high desert rangeland fringed with invasive mullein, a billboard stands with Shorean centrality.
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In the far distance the mountains that fringed the San Fernando Valley were turning red.
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Wearing a spangly silver, fringed thong bodysuit, she takes the stage for her solo performance.
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James understood why Gort fawned; she had great onyx-dark eyes fringed by thick lashes.
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Outside the cafés, beneath their fringed umbrellas, the little tables are deserted and red-hot.
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Dangling shoelaces, fringed toddler skirts, and ribbons tend to trip up the smartest robot vacuum.
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For that instant there was only the smell of air, antiseptic but fringed with decay.
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Solange reprises Beyoncé's fringed drum major boots by Christian Louboutin, which feature a seriously tall heel.
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I saw jackets with fringed sleeves, a plethora of prints, sheer Cinderella-esque gowns, and more.
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Oh, and her custom-made Balmain outfits that were paired with iridescent, fringed Christian Louboutin boots.
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And yes, her fall outfits often involve taupe booties, stretchy ripped jeans, and enormous fringed scarves.
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Use a pin to pull out several threads around the border to create a fringed effect.
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Roman togas may have gone out of style, but fringed garments are still worn by Jews.
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But will these embellishments be as social media famous as the brand's widely photographed fringed jeans?
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One friend, Lori Duncan, wore a black, fringed dress and white cowboy boots with metal toes.
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Paolo Ventura's illustration features Felice Nova Noordhoff in a sleeveless dress and a Gucci fringed top.
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Her solo in a bata de cola and a fringed shawl was fresh, alive, playful, dramatic.
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The horseshoe-shaped work pods are plant-fringed havens, warmly lit by the late afternoon light.
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It might not be obvious concert-going wear, but we'll take any alternatives to all-fringed-everything.
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With its ornate churches and palm-tree-fringed beaches, Nice is best known as a tourist destination.
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THE spots where the bodies fell are now marked by makeshift memorials along the palm-fringed beachfront.
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She gives Daisy the Sibby Special, a fringed, Anna Wintour-esque bob that's really not that flattering.
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Wielgus grew up hunting rabbits and poking around the woods that fringed the suburbs of Winnipeg, Manitoba.
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I've been known to throw on beaded headbands and fringed dresses for Jazz Age-themed lawn parties.
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Offshore is usually thought of as a place, somewhere palm-fringed and tropical, but that's a misconception.
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The monstrous bed was mahogany with a fringed green canopy, the posts carved into dolphins and mermaids.
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The Givenchy Haute Couture gown featured a fringed skirt and a bodice covered in Swarovski crystals embroidery.
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Here, streams of the fringed green and a strip of brown PVC travel over tension control guides.
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Harris, the model Karlie Kloss, Chrissy Teigen) and optimistic Oscar gold (Emma Stone, in flapper-fringed Givenchy).
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Then she kicked off the show in this silver sparkly beaded fringed number custom made by Jonathan Kayne.
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THE ISTEQLAL wedding hall in Kabul, Afghanistan's mountain-fringed capital, is quite a sight, at least at night.
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The actress wore a brown fringed jacket paired with bleached skinny jeans and tan booties for the outing.
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His long eyelashes are fringed with flour, as if he himself had recently come out of the oven.
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She kept her long locks loose over her shoulders, adding a bit of pizzazz with studded, fringed sandals.
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SAID SALIM, a 26-year-old entrepreneur in Kabul, Afghanistan's mountain-fringed capital, recently opened his first shop.
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The singer wore a custom Julien Macdonald fringed bodysuit encrusted in Swarovski crystals, made specifically for the performance.
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Former Pussycat Doll Melody Thornton stole the show in this fringed flapper design for the 2009 BET Awards.
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The footage shows cave illustrations of a massive lizard with a fringed spine, and a few Japanese characters.
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And the fringed and ribboned clutches sent down the runway Saturday are sure to be next season's standouts.
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She dressed in colorful serapes and fringed silk shawls, but she had my father's septic attitude toward life.
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Prices for jewelry range from €150 for a silver and leather bracelet to €460 for the fringed earrings.
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The Andaman and nearby Nicobar Islands are beautiful, palm-fringed specks ringed by coral in the Indian Ocean.
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The dress was a touch clingy and the fringed pieces caught the light, churning like an elegant carwash.
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Approaching by plane, three distinct volcano craters emerge on a triangle of green grass fringed by black coastline.
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That's good, because Live Arts, embellished with two fringed curtains hanging upstage and downstage, felt lonelier than ever.
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They're staring at multiple screens fringed with multiple tabs, while Twitter, email and texts cascade down their phones.
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More recently, it's been flooded by faux-bohemian millennials donning headdresses and fringed moccasins at the music festival.
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So I saw this absolutely black bird, with a red epaulet, fringed by yellow, against the green field.
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Then came midwestern prairie skirts in sanguine-hued leathers, and a series of red, white, and blue fringed dresses.
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INFphoto Amal wore a rainbow-striped Valentino minidress with dark sunglasses, Sarah Flint heels and red fringed Burberry bag.
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This Diddy take on the Farrah Fawcett 'do also deserves a special mention, as does Alicia Keys' fringed top.
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This cashmere fringed scarf ($1,675) is woven in the grooviest 1970's tones of mustard, ochre, ivory, and moss.
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This cashmere fringed scarf ($1,1003) is woven in the grooviest 1970's tones of mustard, ochre, ivory, and moss.
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The mother-to-be also shared a photo of her black Fendi fringed mink peekaboo mini bag on Snapchat.
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Use your detective skills and see if you can spot the Big Apple alterations between these two fringed photos.
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The misty waters of West Lake at its heart, fringed by rolling tea fields, have inspired poets for centuries.
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How light it was, with all the world a window, instead of those silly little peep-holes fringed about!
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Sketches by Mr. Bérard in the collection depict dancers in flounced costumes and vaulted rooms lined in fringed fabric.
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The family is still in this palm-fringed world they had dreamed of visiting for the past six months.
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The Daily Jewel Lemaire's simple, romantic sensibility was evident in this single, elegant drop earring fringed with horse hair.
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The five-bedroom Paia Inn opened there in 0003 in a two-story, bougainvillea-fringed 1920s-era stucco building.
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We are most likely to be found wearing athleisure clothes and sunscreen rather than fringed vests and gold necklaces.
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One morning, I met him there, in a town-size square of vividly green banana trees fringed by mountains.
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Isla Verde's wide, uninterrupted swath of sand fringed by palm trees is a favorite among both locals and visitors.
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The day had been suffocating too and crowns of vapor fringed the lights set to burn in the dark.
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She personalized her fringed Versailles moto from Mighty Company with roses and her name in script scrawled across the back.
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AL: I remember a day we were crying with joy because we found a black leather fringed shirt for Penélope.
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FRINGED COCKTAIL NAPKINS First up: a no-sew napkin with a cute monogram that's sure to delight any happy hostess.
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Ever since I ditched the dyed black, heavily-fringed hair of my 2006 emo phase, I've yearned for beachy waves.
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It's a style that the designer has worn — choppy and fringed — since the founding of Comme des Garçons in 1969.
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The judge tried to explain the proceedings to each child who sat before her, facing the gold-fringed American flag.
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Also graduation robes, with mortarboards and a fringed sash slung across the chest, printed with Warhol portraits of Stephen Sprouse.
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For a boy in the 1960s to produce fringed shirts, Judy Garland impressions and elaborate puppet shows took extraordinary resolve.
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Jewel-toned separates prefaced a parade of floral gowns — some richly printed, others cut from lace, embroidered, spangled or fringed.
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Its palm-tree-fringed views of the sweeping turquoise bay could have been from anywhere, more Caribbean than Woolf's Cornwall.
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And don't even get us started on the $995 crystal-fringed Area purse that's currently selling for less than $300.
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There's another lounge inside, and vaulted ceilings fringed by seashell molding, plus original artwork covering the walls and parquet floors.
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The Exumas — a north-south string of some 365 sand-fringed cays between Nassau and Long Island — were largely spared.
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So I figured this was the perfect opportunity to rent one: I chose a fringed Levi's denim jacket (retail: $198).
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Antique fringed lamps mingle with furniture covered in dusty pink and marine blue velvets, and surrealist carpeting covers the floors.
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A valuable fringed rebozo with interlocking zigzags like the one in the Álvarez Bravo photo was woven from newfangled rayon.
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We walked past broad lawns and wide lakes fringed with forest, all heavily manicured and completely bereft of bird life.
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Just half a millimeter long, this Cretaceous period beetle had its signature fringed wings unfurled when it met its sticky demise.
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She was fully clothed and wearing a fringed buckskin jacket, leading to her nickname while she officially remained a Jane Doe.
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Just when we thought there wouldn't be any more surprises, out comes Emily Ratajkowski in a short, fringed purple suede dress.
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In 2012, she wore a floor-length Native-American inspired headdress, moccasins, and fringed lingerie at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.
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The island's palm-fringed white beaches attract about 6 million visitors a year and tourism is an engine of the economy.
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It is a gateway to nearby Ile-a-Vache, a palm-fringed island Haiti's government wants to develop for international tourism.
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You will remember when Dev Hynes wasn't a New York pop producer but the heavy-fringed lead singer of Test Icicles.
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Men like Aucoin were "flaming," with overly articulated eyebrows and meticulous speech patterns, hair tips fringed with gold, wrists expressively lax.
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Lil Nas X, the rapper cowboy, often pairs his fringed western jackets with a gold cross swinging from his left ear.
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Jenner wore head-to-toe black and white, including a long coat with graphic accents, a fringed scarf and gray jeans.
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The couple was all smiles as they posed for photos together, with McEntire twirling her fringed burgundy dress around for photographers.
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In 2007, when she headlined again, Mr. Scott dressed her in a hair-fringed corset dress printed with pictures of bones.
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Lately, we've seen a couple very stylish celebrities opting for fringed toppers as alternatives to the sleek off-duty moto jacket.
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Tsireh recorded kilts printed with symbols, feathered headdresses, fringed clothing, white moccasins, and a wide variety of masks, often horn-tipped.
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Think black and white optical illusion prints; fringed Crayola-bright dresses with matching wigs; and slick Smokings with Jane Jetson angles.
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Blazy moved a fringed denim suit and two bulky sweaters a few inches to the left, then counted what was left.
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A portrait of an Akha woman from the hills of Yunnan, her headdress fringed with silver coins, hangs by the door.
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The gorgeous navy hue of her fringed dress was illuminated with sparkles and we would have expected nothing less from the fashionista.
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Almost every big cross-border corruption case in recent years has had a connection to Britain or its palm-fringed overseas territories.
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Then Hailey Baldwin appeared in a fringed shift dress, and we could feel the weight of millions of followers in the room.
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Some day soon, cruise ships will disgorge frolicking pensioners not by the palm-fringed Persian Gulf but on the balmy Pakistan Riviera.
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There are women who like boho and there are women who'd literally rather eat an entire fringed suede jacket than wear it.
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But just when we thought we'd seen it all, here we are calling out yet another silhouette to rally behind: fringed handbags.
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She completed her look with a fringed black and gold bucket bag, trendy round sunglasses and a freshly blown out ombré 'do.
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Nick, 26, wore a black tux to the event, matching his wife Chopra Jonas, who was in a sparkling fringed black dress.
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Here is an especially poignant piece on paper, a green circle with a fringed circumference and a pink dot in the center.
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And then there are the island's jewels: palm-fringed, soft-sand beaches, stretches of which you may well have all to yourself.
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There were tie-dyed T-shirts under fringed buckskin coats, Carnaby Street prints paired with plastic jewelry, and countless variations on Sgt.
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It was about as far from her recent Coachella look — fringed hot pants and a floral leather corset — as you could get.
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Today, the green velvet, bullion-fringed "Went With the Wind" dress is in the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History in Washington.
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Joe as the movie&aposs bad boy Shane donned a long-fringed wig while Nick threw it back to his classic curls.
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The images included one of Ms. Liu wearing dark glasses and holding a picture of her late husband fringed with black trimming.
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Head upstairs for pieces from obscure labels: leather-fringed tops, straw hats, scarves, jeans, swimsuits and other accouterments for the budget-conscious.
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Imagine that its two iconic shells have shrunk into a collar, fringed with jagged teeth, which it uses to gnaw through wood.
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The man's head rests sweetly on a fringed pillow, while a trumpet, a guitar and a drum are played by disembodied hands.
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The show closed with a model wearing violet lycra shorts paired with a purple metallic sequined dress and a fringed pink metallic cape.
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To celebrate, Riri wore a breezy, silver, spaghetti strap slip dress with a matching silver duster, silver heels, and a fringed metal purse.
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They dress in 19th-century gaucho attire: tall hats, short jackets, cravats, vests, big-buckled belts, fringed shawls worn like skirts over pants.
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That sounds strange, but they were, in fact, a welcome dose of calm amid silver-fringed riding boots' even more elaborately encrusted tops.
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The airport was fringed with burnt-out fighter planes and scores of people, a skewer in each hand, scouring the tarmac for landmines.
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Dion's silver fringed dress was somewhat reminiscent of what a 1920s flapper would have worn, while her headpiece added drama to her ensemble.
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Clad in a silky fringed jacket and bedazzled blue jeans, Kesha initially looks like just another young person, late to the meet up.
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She also sported a pair of the brand's signature loafer fringed pumps in gold and sliver, as well as a white Gucci bag.
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Calling up an image of a grizzly bear, Farid pointed out that, under high magnification, its muzzle was fringed in red and blue.
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He meticulously cleared branches and pine cones from the paths, and he nurtured beds of wildflowers like fringed gentians and pink lady's slippers.
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So, depressed about their prospects, some opposition supporters sought reprieve from Venezuela's politics and economic hardships on its palm-fringed beaches this week.
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He then proceeded to give us directions, which would take us "the prettiest way," on a road fringed by fields blooming with wildflowers.
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There's everything from smaller macrame accents to larger woven pieces, patterned bedding to fringed bath essentials, and sloth to lama-shaped storage solutions.
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Hansi Hinterseer, a local slalom champion turned pop star and film idol, had been sighted in a bright-yellow parka fringed with fur.
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Instantly recognizable with her short fringed bob haircut and sunglasses, British-born Wintour has long been a front row staple at catwalk shows.
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Stephen Curtis's design, fringed with eucalyptus and given a painterly glow by Mark Howett's lighting, suggests a pastoral setting just waiting to ignite.
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Lopez&aposs dazzling outfit designed by Zuhair Murad had a high neckline, bedazzled bow, daring cutout across the chest, and feather-fringed sleeves.
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Net-a-Porter and Forever 21 are promoting wares that include pearly foundation, glow-in-the dark sneakers and fringed Saint Laurent sandals.
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The villages were deathly quiet, fringed by abandoned, vine-choked estates that looked as if they were being slowly swallowed by the countryside.
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Instantly recognizable with her short fringed bob haircut and sunglasses, British-born Wintour has long been a front row staple at catwalk shows.
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Stephen Curtis's design, fringed with eucalyptus and given a painterly glow by Mark Howett's lighting, suggests a pastoral setting just waiting to ignite.
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Shall I put it on this plate fringed with flecks of grit and raw onion until you're ready to give it a whirl?
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When Frost describes the land in "The Quest of the Purple-Fringed," he notes "the chill of the meadow underfoot" despite the sun overhead.
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The Christian Louboutin iridescent fringed boots recalls a drum major's boots, which are meant to captivate the eye as the band marches in step.
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Hudson, 38, was chic in a custom black fringed silk scarf blouse with black-and-silver leopard crystal-embroidered lace pants by Michael Kors.
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She let her baby bump peek through her trench coat in one look, while hid it in another while wearing a red fringed robe.
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Meanwhile, Jenner, 23, opted for a fancier look, wearing a skin-tight neon green mini dress with pointed toe heels and a fringed clutch.
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When we went backpacking we noticed a circle in her ear but assumed it was from an ember because the hair around was fringed.
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I just saw her on the Outlaw Country Cruise—she was out there with her hair done, in a fringed jacket, still wailing away.
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It is the latest sign of a backlash against China in the Maldives, best-known for its luxury resorts on palm-fringed coral islands.
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But put on a pair of 3-D IMAX glasses, and three-dimensional letters spelling LabEscape, fringed in psychedelic colors, suddenly appeared before you.
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Venetian women like the one in a 1775 etching by Giovanni David might wear the zendale, a black veil with a fringed face covering.
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The rapper Travis Scott wore fringed Alchemist jogging pants on the cover of his single "Butterfly Effect," leg extended in a scissor-door Lamborghini.
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To, that is to say, the trussed-up, fringed, woven, crystal-strewn, peekaboo, more-is-more aesthetic that Olivier Rousteing has made his own.
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Spring 2019 also had a decidedly less cool girl vibe (compared to spring 2020) with its fringed tunics, necklines resembling a men's sailor necktie.
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All five defendants wore fringed scarves decorated with Palestinian flags in the summer of 2014, symbolizing their solidarity with Gaza during an Israeli offensive.
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"Many tourists have cancelled their bookings in my hotel," said Sidi Colley, who manages a complex of bungalows bordering a palm-fringed private beach.
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" Monte Carlo: "Dress, half red satin, half black velvet and lace … short skirt fringed with coins, and trimmed with cards … croupier's rake carried in hand.
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"When you have on a push-up bra and a fringed skirt, it can sometimes, unfortunately, feel like it comes with the territory," said one.
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As Buddy The Elf put it, the fastest way to spread Christmas cheer, is singing loud for all to hear … in a fringed red bodysuit!
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Aside from a fringed leather skirt suit and some very pretty layered bias tank dresses at the end, it was so discreet it practically disappeared.
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I'm at my desk staring at my son's wallet, a standard black leather model, overstuffed, misshapen and frayed, fringed with strands like a cowboy jacket.
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Ditto Brock, where Laura Vassar Brock and Kristopher Brock injected a fringed, Georgia O'Keeffe vibe to their usual undone Marie Antoinette-as-a-milkmaid styles.
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He was arrayed in white pants and a fringed cotton tunic; he carried in his left hand a black staff topped with a white figure.
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Falguni Shane Peacock designed his favorite outfit of Ms. Lopez's many, a white fringed mini dress in which she shimmied on "American Idol" in 2011.
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Our drifter-grifter hero, Nomi Malone, hitches into Las Vegas in a tied-off floral shirt, bad pale jeans and a black fringed leather jacket.
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There were peacock-colored princess-line abstract ikat evening looks, and silk fringed ikat-effect coats; one-shouldered gowns and a sheer ikat-inlaid cape.
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The area is a 16-mile drive from downtown Los Angeles and is fringed with nature and its creatures (owls, coyotes and the occasional bobcat).
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And for silliness, there was Procol Harum's "Conquistador" with the Forces of Nature dancers in bell-bottoms and fringed tops, prancing like some 1960s shindig.
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The event was held at the Edison Ballroom, a Times Square venue with red lighting, tufted pleather wall-panels and gold-fringed, red velvet curtains.
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The ensemble featured slim-fit moto jeans, fringed cowboy gloves, a tricolor wool knit sweater, a navy bandana and brown suede mountaineering boots with red laces.
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Reminiscent of billboards, Claxton photographs her friends and colleagues drowned under beaded necklaces, fringed pieces, embroidered bags and badges, all of which belong to the sitters.
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At the manicured resort, where many of the delegations are staying, Vietnamese and other Asian officials wandered the palm-fringed grounds, gazing at the vacationing golfers.
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Riveting in cutoffs, over-the-knee boots, fringed top and midriff corset — all studded in light-catching rhinestones — Morris proved she could strike any musical mood.
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The 57-year-old designer presented V-neck, T-shirt, print, fringed sequin, banded and tunic dresses in materials ranging from mohair to cotton and organza.
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Ahead we've rounded up 15 of these essential decor buys in a variety of statement-making styles, from fringed lumbars to knotted-ball pillows and more.
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Sprouse is also wearing a Coachella-ready fringed suede jacket and throwback rock T-shirt, though that probably doesn't mean much (Let the fan theories begin!).
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StoryCorps, famed for the candid conversations it records and often airs on National Public Radio, parked its silver Airstream trailer alongside the resort's palm-fringed pool.
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Looping, interior roads and winding pathways weave around playgrounds, basketball courts and look-alike buildings fringed by lawns, London plane trees, dogwoods, magnolias, boxwoods and hydrangeas.
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Before taking on TCS from his leaf-fringed, colonial office in south Mumbai, Chandra, now 53, was seen by rivals and insiders as a backroom operator.
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From the wild and windy north Atlantic to the lush, palm-fringed islands of the Caribbean and tropical South Pacific, why stop at just one island?
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Alongside women in edgy Boy London streetwear, the runway featured high profile male models dressed in pussy-bow blouses, fringed jumpsuits, and even a wedding gown.
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Our mission on this day would be very different — just a small armada of eight kayaks ferrying paddlers intent on exploring the bay's palm-fringed shore.
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There was also a series of fringed velvet brocade pieces that recalled curtains or upholstery — a nod, perhaps, to the importance of repurposing in trying times.
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Forty years later, the 76-acre coconut tree fringed paradise in the British Virgin Islands, offers perhaps the most pleasure that could fit on one island.
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His outfit consisted of a fringed leather jacket, an orange bandana, camo pants, and a shirt sublimated with a Montana landscape featuring two bucks (deer, not cash).
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Taking another turn down the runway, Shayk wore a red halter top bra and strappy stilettos, but kept her belly hidden with a matching fringed robe. E!
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Fresh off a tour with the Rolling Stones, the Turners brought their entire revue—not to mention Tina's trademark gold-fringed flapper dress—out to Hef's pad.
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"It's symbolic to have this refuge in such a grand venue," said Khenfer, framed by the marble pillars of the entrance and fringed by palm tree plants.
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Trixie changed as well (is this a requirement now?) but put on a fringed country lewk which made her look more like Dolly Parton than Diana Ross.
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There were Versace-branded tees under bustiers atop swagged ball gown skirts, strapless black leather numbers, and a fringed beaded T-shirt dress for a diva strut.
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"Clearly we're not the clubby types," said Jaime Andrade, who was diligently stitching a teal short-sleeved sweater fringed by lace, a birthday present for his sister.
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Drop in price: 43%Median airfare: $891Tahiti is the epitome of exotic tropical escapes, with its palm tree-fringed beaches, crystal-clear waters, and picturesque overwater bungalows.
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Heads Up From a tourism perspective, the city of Miami has long been a gateway to Miami Beach, the sand-fringed barrier island lined in glamorous resorts.
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"There's this myth that you're a failure if you have to have a job," she said, casually tugging at the fringed bangs of her crimson-red hair.
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BC hit the beach last weekend in a tiny fringed bikini with her long hair blowing in the wind ... not that you were paying attention to that.
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With its palm-fringed beaches, hot climate and world-renowed cuisine, Thailand is a top holiday destination for foreign tourists despite its woeful road and sea safety record.
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THIRTY MINUTES west from Cap-Haïtien, a city in the north of Haiti, tawny sand beaches fringed with coconut palms are blocked by a high barbed-wire fence.
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On the day before she vanished while traveling in Panama, Catherine Johannet posted a smiling photo to Instagram, with the water and a palm-fringed beach behind her.
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Gomez was dressed casually, wearing an oversized red hoodie with fringed black sweatpants Fans are speculating Gomez, 25, shares custody of her dog with her boyfriend, The Weeknd.
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The previous year, dicamba from another farm had also drifted onto Wallace's fields, causing the leaves of his soybeans to pucker into ugly cups fringed with white fuzz.
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Palm-fringed Palisades Park runs alongside the beach and is known for its camera obscura, on site since 1955 and now home to an arts and crafts center.
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Sitting at one, you see dime-store jars of hard candy, a lamp with a fringed pink shade, a Depression glass vase under a cloud of baby's breath.
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Spacey wore fringed epaulettes in the style of Muammar Gaddafi, playing Richard as a modern dictator and arch manipulator who was ultimately left alone with his self-pity.
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Small soft leather hats, which pull down well over the head, with the only trimming a fringed leather cocarde, are the popular sports hats in the Chanel collection.
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"Sweet Child O Mine" comes on as a delegate with a fringed and rhinestoned Montana jacket talks to a Kid Rock look-a-like in a cowboy hat.
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Fringed with woods, the lake is artificial, excavated during the construction of Washington's Green Line in the 1970s; in those days, the area was known as Lake Metro.
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Standing by his side, Chicago silently shows off her own outfit: a fringed vest and skirt, accessorized with a pair of boots and a light-colored cowboy hat.
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He has brought me a fringed leather jacket ($6953,900) and a printed bib dress with doily lace, like an antimacassar on the back of a homestead chair ($695).
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Gigi and Bella Hadid both walked in different versions of a kicky fringed dress in blue and white respectively, but let's face it, that's standard runway fare these days.
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The star — who kept her hair pulled back — completed the look with a watch and the fringed raffia Jacquemus Le petit Baci bag with a white leather shoulder strap.
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If the dream is to turn this palm-fringed corner of Hainan into a tourist trap comparable to Florida's balmy space coast, there is still a lot to do.
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Even her accessory game is perfectly on point, taking a style cue from a record-breaking pop star and Hollywood's number one momager in this fringed gold Balmain choker.
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The I Am Cait star stepped out in a navy fringed midi dress for her night on the town in Washington D.C., shortly after touching down in the capital.
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And we're happy to inform you that, after months of waiting, one of the most beloved pairs, the Rosa Curvy High Waist Fringed Jeans, are finally back in stock!
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Kourtney apparently got the all-black memo from her little sister, wearing a sexy black turtleneck, a black fringed miniskirt and thigh-high boots to match Khloé's. AKM-GSI
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She wowed the fashion world on her final night there, wearing a white, fringed Michael Kors dress while sitting next to Russian President Vladimir Putin for a closing dinner.
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And if it had been the 00s, perhaps you'd have stumbled across any number of leather-clad indie bands and tiny-fringed DJs taking pre-Instagram selfies for MySpace.
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The Maldives, a string of palm-fringed islands and atolls 325 miles (523 kilometres) southwest of the southern tip of India, is best known as a luxury holiday destination.
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The Maldives, a string of palm-fringed islands and atolls 325 miles (523 kilometers) southwest of the southern tip of India, is best known as a luxury holiday destination.
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For this reason, those pale, fringed sheets retain a measure of the time, and the sense of self, we are always losing as we rush heedlessly into the future.
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Looking back upriver, I was struck by the setting — thick pine forests on both banks, and rugged snow-fringed mountains beyond, bifurcated by a thin line of morning mist.
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But lying just beyond these urbanites is what many find surprising: the bald eagles, red bats, fringed orchids, sensitive ferns, and coyotes that also make their homes among us.
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A fiery five round bout in 1990 between England's Ronnie Green and Thailand's Sombat Sor Thanikul at "Pickett's Lock Leisure Centre" on the granite fringed suburbs of London town.
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Wearing thigh-high silver fringed boots, a blonde wig and a black thong one-piece, the "Anaconda" rapper pulled out all the stops to showcase her bold look on Saturday.
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The Maldives, a string of palm-fringed islands and atolls lying 325 miles (523 kilometers) southwest of the southern tip of India, is best known as a luxury holiday destination.
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The second was a dramatic transformation, suited to the heat she brought in her Adam Selman sparkly fuchsia fringed dress while performing 'Wild Thoughts' with DJ Khaled and Bryson Tiller.
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And while bangs aren't new to the star — she sported the look recently — this version of the fringed style is shorter and choppier than anything she's done in the past.
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But the fun isn't over; when you get up real close, you'll see the edges of the icon are all fringed by a sort of purply-red and, again, green.
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The first lady and former model stepped out with the President in a white Michael Kors fringed flapper-inspired dress, arriving at the G20 Summit social dinner at Hamburg's Elbphilharmonie.
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From new ways to wear a plaid, fringed scarf to repurposing a damaged sweater, the street style pics ahead got us thinking about how to spice up our everyday dressing.
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Environmental rights groups have urged successive governments to protect Thailand's palm-fringed beaches, which are frequently voted among the world's most beautiful, from unregulated development and littering, among other things.
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For official meetings, she favors the traditional attire of the Kankanaey Igorot: a woven red button-down coat, a wraparound skirt held in place by a wide, fringed cloth belt.
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An hour and a half east of Lisbon, in Évora, a five-acre factory built by the French airplane-parts maker Mecachrome rises from rolling plains fringed with cork trees.
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A white cardigan with coral beads, an organdy blouse and a fringed black sweater could be worn with a black skirt, a longer black skirt or a striped black skirt.
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After crossing the dusty, palm tree-fringed grounds, we arrived at a dozen open-air pens that held hundreds of crocs ranging in age from six months to four years.
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When she wasn't wearing the heavy-fringed wig that she put on to go outside, the short hairs sprouting from her bald head heralded the return of a widow's peak.
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Ahead, our top sample-sale picks to get you started — including jeans with everything from fringed hems to retro silhouettes, a few structured tops, and an essential accessory or two.
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He is represented here by two equally powerful but quite different fiber pieces from 1973 and 2011, the first suggesting a giant cocoon, the second a deliciously fringed wall hanging.
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You will remember a time when MySpace Top 8s were of ultimate hierarchical importance; like a social system under a dictatorship but for black-fringed, lip-studded 15-year-olds.
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For hours, the Bundys and their allies took turns on a stage fringed by cranberry-colored curtains and manned by armed guards, telling tales of real and perceived government infractions.
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On the red carpet, Perry wore a blue lamé motorcycle jacket and fringed mini skirt with a pink crop top, oversized cowprint rhinestone belt, fishnets, and matching pink heeled cowboy boots.
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Since their appearance in the twilight of the 14th century, globes have simultaneously acted as scientific tools, collectibles, and decorative elements for the easy bourgeois office and mahogany-fringed Airbnb apartment.
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Beaded caps sported by some models gave outfits a 1920s-era flapper twist, as swaying, fringed skirts succeeded slinkier numbers and intricately textured jackets which caught the light at certain angles.
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Behind his beard and his sidelocks and the fringed garment is a man who loves females, and if he weren't married to a good-looking woman he would run to whores.
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Throughout all the premieres of "Maleficent," Jolie has been wearing gowns that are straight out of a Disney film, but our favorite is this metallic-fringed gown designed by Ralph & Russo.
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Animal-print bags, statement earrings, and open-toe fringed booties are all fun accessories that complement a trendy prairie look — and you can shop everything at Walmart starting at just $10.503.
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He held open the door of the shed just long enough for me to catch a glimpse of several hanging racks of fringed acid-washed denim pants and oversized work shirts.
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But from the viewpoint of her inner animal brain, who wants to pucker up to a mouth fringed by a thicket of hair that might contain tiny, squirmy, maggot-like creatures?
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Van Noten's glam rock gestures — beaded and feathered skirts, extravagantly fringed scarves — especially stood out, as did a wide range of prints, from python to plaids to trippy, acid-hued florals.
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DOHA, Qatar — Take a drive in Doha, leaving behind the mirrored skyscrapers and palm-fringed avenues of this gas-rich city, and the protagonists of myriad conflicts are in easy reach.
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The mix worked best when Ms. Katrantzou let her wild creations breathe a bit, as when a simple sweater set off the wild splendor of a bead-fringed "Fantasia"-floral skirt.
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They put the narrow lens of the liberal media on all of these fringed protest activities, people climbing up to the base of the Statue of Liberty; that does not represent America.
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Most affordable fringed pieces lurking at our favorite stores employ the accent in all of the wrong ways, with the result looking poorly made or something that came from a Halloween costume.
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China and India are going head-to-head for influence in the Indian Ocean nation, a string of palm-fringed islands and atolls 325 miles (523 km) southwest of India's southern tip.
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For its most recent spring '17 collection, Coach matched silk slip dresses, sheer petticoats, and other thrift-store staples with fringed leather jackets and patches from the hardscrabble era of '70s NYC.
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From her black fringed top to her textured, long hair with tiny leather wrapped braids to her silver eyebrow art, Tisdale is showing us a look that could roll with Furiosa's crew.
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It is fringed by the sea – but most people don't know how to swim, making encouraging a dip risky, said Amy Davison, who works on environmental strategy for Cape Town's city government.
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Driving at dusk across the settled part of Cal City into the sparse eastside fringed with streets to nowhere, you see the lights of the prison twinkle on in the high distance.
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China and India are going head-to-head for influence in the Indian Ocean nation, a string of palm-fringed islands and atolls 523 km (325 miles) southwest of India's southern tip.
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In a row of old-fashioned leather-bound ledgers, in a wisteria-fringed house in the village of Datchet, just west of London, he has amassed an extraordinary collection of raw data.
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" Mr. Harvard played the role with a fringed suede jacket that shimmied when he signed and a hidden buzzer inside a jacket pocket that signaled him when the director was yelling "cut.
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Situated on calm Port Phillip Bay, Melbourne doesn't have Sydney's surf culture, but the seaside suburb of St. Kilda comes close: palm-fringed beaches, daredevil kite-surfers and (usually) plenty of sun.
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When Fareeda re-appears during the final 10 minutes of the film, fabulously dancing alone at the homecoming dance in an enviable fringed and sparkly frock, I breathed a sigh of relief.
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I settled for a conversation with the Russian and Korean customers considering the menu of options and posing for pictures while wearing the lobby's selection of leather-fringed jackets and cowboy hats.
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They hang on the wall in what she described as a feng shui bagua near a fringed vest worn in the 1960s by Ms. Hall's father, Carlos Carvajal, a dancer and choreographer.
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It's there at Tory Burch, in her mix of 1970s shades (navy, green, orange), collegiate cloth coats and pleated skirts; in her floral silks and leather patchworks and fringed ponchos and paillettes.
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Her Dolly Parton duet look was equally festive, swapping out the matching set for a red and yellow fringed dress shirt, oversized star earrings, and yet another set of matching heeled cowboy boots.
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Clarkson wore a black blazer with gold chain-link detailing (above left) and a black skirt by the designer, and performed again in a gold fringed dress and a black belt (above right).
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Kendall also opted for something fun and easy wearing a scallop fringed gold group top with fitted, light wash mom jeans, hot pink velvet point toe Balenciaga heels, and an iridescent mini backpack.
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Ekwam was my guide on a second visit to Mathare, which is a vast assemblage of tin and mud houses fringed by far more prosperous neighborhoods and sloping toward a sewage-fouled river.
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There were skinny, ankle-length striped knit scarves and Cat-in-the-Hat beanies; pastel landscape knits and loose palazzo pant knits; long Lurex lingerie knits and lavishly fringed gold and silver knits.
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Sometimes, the fashion stars even align and these styles end up overlapping for a two-in-one trend piece that's sure to stand out (think fringed faux-leather jackets and boxy jean jackets).
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A performance executed entirely in drag, by Mr. Liñán and six extraordinary male dancers, wearing colorful dresses and the fringed shawls known as mantones, hair done up with peinetas (decorative combs) and flowers.
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Demure in design, you won't miss the giant, retro sign for Seawell Fish N' Oyster, the hotel restaurant, or the palm-fringed walkway that leads to the hotel lobby and check-in area.
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GHENT, Belgium — Benjamin Bundervoet was wearing his normal workday outfit — a blue-and-white feathered headdress, a fringed tunic and chaps, bright paint streaked across his cheeks — as he stepped onto the grass.
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Highlights include two souped-up versions of the 501s — one with a red patent leather back pocket, another in a wide-leg flare cut — a boiler suit and a fringed leather trucker jacket.
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MILAN, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Prada celebrated the "pluralism and complexities of female identities" at its Fall/Winter show in Milan on Thursday, with designs ranging from strict tailoring to fringed and sequinned dresses.
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Models marched in front of gigantic heaps of marigold petals, wearing a collection of strong-shouldered jackets and capes, both flecked with silver pendants, cozy Shetland knitwear, artisanal fringed scarves and voluminous trousers.
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Red-faced and roundly built, with a bald pate fringed with gray, he looked like Freud's jolly younger brother and had worked as a student pastor and journalist before becoming interested in psychoanalysis.
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They were tailored or transparent, worn under all the flyaway floral dresses (prints by the California artist Kaffe Fassett), buffalo-plaid coat, fringed leather and shearling, and atop all the truncated cowboy boots.
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He was standing there, like a glossy page torn out of the NME come to life, one arm slung around a tiny-fringed XFM DJ, a thin dusting of white powder around one nostril.
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Then the drone pulled back to reveal that the site was in fact a vast, grass-fringed lake, glittering in the sun, with not a forest in sight and where none had ever grown.
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As police tried to keep order, fist fights broke out in a string of downtown parks fringed with aspen trees and dotted with plaques honoring Portland&aposs founders and fallen World War II soldiers.
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Sure, maybe a Lanvin jumpsuit pops up on Emma Stone and we all lose our shit or Cate Blanchett wears fringed pink curtains, but I oftentimes find myself becoming BOTH Melissa and Joan Rivers.
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It is fringed with evergreen mahonias, plants introduced to Britain by Robert Fortune, a Scottish plant hunter who found them in the 1840s after the first Opium War had prised open the Chinese door.
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Even Kourtney Kardashian, the queen of difficult ensembles (that unitard over the pants look, anyone?), had to give the actress props on her latest trip to London, borrowing her fully-fringed, striped mini dress.
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Fringed dresses gave way to enormous puffy skirts swirling in feathers as models wound their way around the rooms of the Italian embassy in Paris, under chandeliers and past cabinets filled with porcelain trinkets.
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For day trippers who arrive hungry, Hudson Hil's Cafe & Market, in a porch-fringed house on Main and Kemble Avenue, starts dishing out hearty breakfasts of eggs benedict and buttermilk pancakes at 8 a.m.
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Near the end of "Nómada," a show by the Spanish flamenco troupe Compañía Manuel Liñán, a line of three singers parts to reveal a large shawl, pink and fringed, with someone hidden inside it.
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The latest company to add a dose of DIY to its offerings is 3x1, the same brand whose laser-cut fringed-hem jeans took the fashion scene by storm just a few months ago.
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Mr. Kane took the cleaning metaphor literally, magicking garbage bags into dresses (their ties turned to bows), washing-up rags into scratchy-looking knits, laundry bags into lace, and mops into silk-fringed shoes.
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A model at Salvatore Ferragamo walked in one direction in a fringed flapper dress and almost bumped into a model walking the other way in a cherry red bathing suit and matching sheer anorak.
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The rail line makes a few more curves and reaches the Damascus Gate station, where in a parking lot for buses, Jamil Rajbi, 54, a driver, finishes praying and rolls up his fringed mat.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - On the palm-fringed beaches of Christmas Island, a speck of land in the Indian Ocean between Australia and Indonesia, plastic waste is piling up on the white sand and killing marine life.
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HAIKOU, China (Reuters) - Hundreds of workers pour concrete as tower cranes swing overhead at the building site where a giant skyscraper is set to soar above the palm-fringed streets of this tropical Chinese city.
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It started out as Hainan Airlines, set up on China's southern palm-fringed island in 1993 with three planes, in a joint venture between a Buddhist businessman, Chen Feng, and the local government of Hainan.
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The captain of Monday's flight JT610 from Jakarta to Pangkal Pinang, the main town on Bangka, a beach-fringed island off Sumatra, was Bhavye Suneja, a 2737-year-old Indian citizen originally from New Delhi.
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Looking visibly tired, they stepped off a jet at the airport in Banjul, the palm-fringed seaside capital of the tiny West African nation, then filled out forms they had been given for emergency passports.
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In the early 1900s, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) quietly bought up broad swathes of ranchland and its associated water rights in the once-lush valley, fringed by snow-capped peaks.
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The captain of Monday's flight JT610 from Jakarta to Pangkal Pinang, the main town on Bangka, a beach-fringed island off Sumatra, was Bhavye Suneja, a 2737-year-old Indian citizen originally from New Delhi.
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This minimal, ribbed midi-dress is a great foundation for the fun fringed topper, not only because it's an easy throw-on-and-go piece, but also because the beigey color gives it maximum versatility.
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Ms. Comey is more about a personalized, mix-and-match vision of smart pieces than an easily categorizable style per se: a mélange of fringed skirts, wide trousers and bubbled, occasionally gilded, dresses and tops.
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Everyone knows Ms. Wintour, as recognizable as Santa Claus, whose trademark look — that thickly fringed bob and those windshield sunglasses — is so long-established that it could more or less attend shows in her place.
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The headquarters of Actualidad Radio, an AM station started by Cuban and Venezuelan businessmen thirteen years ago, occupies a peach-colored building fringed with palm trees, on a quiet street off the freeway in Doral.
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In the project, she plays two characters: A blonde bewigged cowboy out on the dusty range wearing a beige fringed shirt and rust-colored pants, and a woman locked indoors wearing a pink lace dress.
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Paradise Island is set in Koh Samui, a popular island in the Gulf of Thailand known for palm-fringed beaches and luxury resorts, while Transmission—a trance festival that originated in Prague—is slated for Bangkok.
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"When you have on a push-up bra and a fringed skirt, it can sometimes, unfortunately, feel like it comes with the territory," Labriah Lee Holt, a former cheerleader for the Tennessee Titans, told the newspaper.
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With its palm-fringed beaches, Buddhist culture and racy nightlife, Thailand has been the poster child for Asian tourism for decades, attracting a range of visitors from backpackers and adventure-seekers, to families and culture vultures.
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They are also likely to spend much of their time at their country home, Anmer Hall, rather than Kensington Palace in London, which is fringed by parks that are packed with tourists this time of year.
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The "Wrecking Ball" singer, 23, was seen on set recently sporting the long locks, a complete 180 from her more recent shorn 'do, as well as green army fatigues and a poncho, fringed with many colors.
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Critics have alleged that contracts were given to Chinese companies at inflated prices, such as a bridge connecting the capital Male to the main airport of the palm-fringed islands famous for their luxury diving resorts.
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Jessica Chastain also played up those breezy red carpet photo ops in a flapper-esque pastel purple gown featuring a fitted bodice with all over beading that changes into a fully fringed skirt at her thigh.
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LOS ANGELES, May 11 (Reuters) - Fringed capes, pleated skirts and bolero hats peppered the runway at the Dior Cruise 2018 collection on Thursday as the luxury Parisian label spun its own twist on music festival fashion.
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His club being the newly christened "Bobcat Rebels," as displayed on the back of studded and fringed leather biker jackets paired with sweet, sheer lace-trimmed floral dresses and romper-stomper shoes with giant spiked platforms.
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"You really dressed up for that appearance, didn't you?" she joked of Roberts' white T.Swift T-shirt and black pants ensemble, which was so different from the sequined-and-fringed glory DeGeneres sported onstage with Swift.
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Ubari today is in stark contrast to life before 2011, when it was a vibrant Saharan hub for oil workers and tourists, the latter attracted by the sand dunes and palm-fringed lakes outside of town.
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In an apartment in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn this month, Mr. Ferrante worked on another wire portrait, with two nude models precisely arranged on the bed before him, a fringed sheet draped over their bodies.
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The project had not been formally announced, but Ruby had been producing sample garments—the distressed denim I'd already seen, plus graphic T-shirts, baggy trousers he called "raver" pants, and big coats with fringed edges.
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The four music videos from "Pony" drip with "Brokeback Mountain" homoeroticism, including the one for "Hope to Die," in which Mr. Peck, clad in fringed denim chaps, echoes the line-dance steps from Madonna's cowgirl phase.
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As she sang about love troubles, hard times and a woman's strength, she would race across the stage in high heels — and sooner or later kick them off — while shouting and shimmying in fringed, sequined dresses.
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Only 15 of the islands are inhabited and the physical character of each — from the mountains of Harris to the low-lying grass-fringed beaches of South Uist and Barra — is as distinctive as its culture.
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Ojai, a mountain-fringed town known for its unique shops and yoga retreats, was among the areas evacuated in Ventura County, where a fire had burned 115,000 acres by late Thursday with only 5 percent containment.
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"We've always been under threat of fire; we're used to it," said Suzanne White, who drove past curtains of flames above the 101 freeway as she fled her home in the mountain-fringed town of Ojai.
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Generously fringed jackets, tiger-striped jumpsuits, bellbottoms, cut-off leather, and heart-shaped glasses round out the aesthetic, and their sweaty, devoted appreciation of the classic works of Judas Priest and Led Zeppelin seals the deal.
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The family is also likely to spend much of their time at their country home, Anmer Hall, rather than Kensington Palace in London, which is fringed by parks that are packed with tourists this time of year.
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Nearby, in the sleepy, palm-fringed streets, residents formed long lines outside polling stations where they cast ballots by dropping marbles into drums painted green, silver and purple for the three candidates, each with his picture on.
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Gipsy layered dresses alternated with flared trousers, suede fringed coats and kimonos made spectators travel around the world in just a few minutes, on Wednesday night, at the end of Milan's first day of its fashion week.
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The first small island state to preside at U.N. climate negotiations since they began in the 1990s, Fiji has enlivened a conference center with canoes, dancers, huge photographs of palm-fringed islands, virtual reality shows and flowers.
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As the camera continues to move upwards it becomes clear that Khloé has paired her new shoes with no bottoms and simply a fringed bodysuit with a huge gold zipper down the center, and cold shoulder sleeves.
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The action takes place in a kind of show-biz prop vault, a tidy and dazzling array of wonders that stretches up toward the rafters, replete with clothing racks, Venetian masks, and Tiffany and ball-fringed lamps.
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"Yeah," replies Saint, who wears a fringed vest and pants and a belted shirt with what appears to be a toy sheriff's badge affixed to the front, as well as a bandana and a rustic-looking hat.
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But these were only a fraction of what was shown, sandwiched between swishy, deep-pile corduroy suiting with nipped-in waists, big pleated pockets and epaulets on the shoulders; extravagantly fringed chunky knits and hand-painted leathers.
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Boxy ladies-who-lunch skirt suits had been made from carefully fringed black toweling, and all of it was marked by the tribal signage of the crescent moon that has become Ms. Serre's equivalent of a logo.
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The 100-day project was the only tangible announcement to come out of a meeting that few expected to be much more than a get-acquainted exercise, held at Mr. Trump's palm-fringed resort, Mar-a-Lago.
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Fashion icon Kate Moss returned to the runway for the evening in a glittering Atelier Versace pink blazer and silver fringed skirt, while Heidi Klum walked in only a t-shirt, white thong, and crystal-laden mesh skirt.
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For that, the Lip Kit queen opted for a silver fringed jumpsuit featuring a whole lot of cleavage, spurring a number of fans to inquire whether or not it happens to be Kylie's time of the month again.
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But as rising seas threaten parts of the tropical eastern coast, dubbed "Little Jamaica", many worry that the visitors who generate numerous jobs in the area - known for its palm-fringed beaches and exotic wildlife - could go elsewhere.
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Kendall Jenner debuted a modern update on the flapper dress at at the Cannes Film Festival on Saturday, attending the Vanity Fair and Chopard party wearing a form-fitting blazer dress with a fringed skirt by Mathieu Mirano.
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As befits a lover of country music, he has an ex-wife named Bobbie Jo (Katie Holmes), who wears a fringed white top and rhinestone-studded jeans, and a sister, Mellie (Riley Keough), who works as a hairdresser.
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Emma Stone, nominated for best actress in "La La Land" sparkled in a 1920s inspired gold fringed Givenchy gown, as "Hidden Figures" supporting actress contender Octavia Spencer opted for a silvery Marchesa adorned with a flounce of feathers.
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And it had to do with elongated tweed knits lavishly fringed on the bias and hem, complete with matching bags (plus cat-faced nappa medallions hung around the neck) and evening wear dangling "sleeves" of looped metallic chains.
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Yet the 11-story building fringed with palm trees is a reminder of the many dangers and uncertainties ahead as Iraqi forces prepare to expand their offensive against Islamic State into west Mosul, a far more complex battleground.
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Under the rusted metal bones of a dinosaur skeleton form came floor-sweeping nightie gowns and ruffled shirts, fringed suedes and distressed leathers, big sweatshirts and lace-trimmed slip dresses, like ghosts of a Laura Ingalls Wilder past.
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The squares, meanwhile, merge the Sicilian, Detroit, and Roman pizza al taglio styles in one dark, crunchy whole, fringed with what is known as a "frico crust" — the edges of browned cheese where the dough meets the pan.
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Ms. Kawakubo appeared in the Met gallery on Friday, in her constant uniform of fringed bob and black leather motorcycle jacket, a day after arriving from Tokyo, where she lives and where Comme des Garçons has its headquarters.
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For decades Nice, better known for the super-yachts that anchor in its cobalt blue waters and palm-fringed boulevards, has been a gateway for waves of immigrants arriving from France's former colonies such as Tunisia, Morocco and Algeria.
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Critics have said contracts were given to Chinese companies at inflated prices, for example one relating to as a bridge linking the capital Male to the main airport of the palm-fringed islands famous for their luxury diving resorts.
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The Maldives, famous for its luxury resorts on palm-fringed islands, is the latest in a number of small countries where China has invested millions of dollars building highways and housing as part of its Belt and Road Initiative.
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Built as a low-rise city with breezy boulevards, public gardens and fringed by rich wetlands, the capital now resembles a giant building site with more than 100 construction projects underway in the city center alone, according to CBRE.
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As she headed out for the day, the actress was seen with long, blond-brown hair poking out from beneath a straw fedora which she paired with a striped tank top, a white Chrome Hearts sweatsuit and fringed booties.
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For Team USA's opening ceremony entrance, Ralph Lauren is providing Americana-inspired outfits that will feature slim-fit moto jeans, fringed cowboy gloves, a tricolor wool knit sweater, a navy bandana and brown suede mountaineering boots with red laces.
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At only 37 hectares (0.37 sq km) the coral-fringed Thitu, known to Filipinos as Pagasa, is the biggest of the eight reefs, shoals and islands the Philippines occupies in the Spratly archipelago, 280 miles away from the mainland.
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Tank dresses extended from mid-thigh to mid-calf, traced by curving seams of studs; leather skirts were cut on the diagonal and paired with camisole tops; and belts were fringed to flutter, just a bit, with the stride.
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From Thursday to Sunday, Maje will take its Parisian sensibility to the beach for a Bastille Day pop-up at Gurney's in Montauk, spotlighting its boho-chic fringed "M" bag in a new range of ice cream pastels ($2160).
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KITTY HAWK, N.C. (Reuters) - Hurricane Dorian briefly made landfall on the Outer Banks of North Carolina on Friday, hitting the beach-fringed barrier islands with powerful winds and battering waves days after reducing parts of the Bahamas to rubble.
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It featured tie-up bralettes in iridescent raw silk and fringed denim, and drew upon the Moulin Rouge outfits worn by Christina Aguilera, Mýa, Pink and Lil' Kim on the red carpet at the Video Music Awards in 2001.
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In between came palatial skirts with croissants of fabric creating width across the hips, frilled frock coats, capes and cavernous sleeves, leather breastplates, some elaborately fringed logomania — much of it speckled with wormholes, the better to slip through time.
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At Etro, Veronica Etro also went down memory lane with Keith Richards, Anita Pallenberg and Jane Birkin; paisley and butterfly embroidery; glam rock tailoring, and hobo, fringed knits (plus some striped men's shirting first created by her father, Gimmo).
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The 27-acre, mangrove-fringed island, with a shady tamarind grove and spiky sisal plants bordering the paths, holds the remains of a 21982th-century wrecking village devoted to salvaging goods from ships that ran aground on the reef.
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Situated on the coast of central Vietnam, the former commercial port of Hoi An offers endless wonders, from fishermen launching bamboo basket boats along palm-fringed beaches, to farmers in conical hats harvesting rice in swathes of green paddies.
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Still, when a miniskirt appeared fringed in plastic keychain tchotchkes instead of bugle beads, dangling the promise of deeper satire, it was hard not to think that Mr. Scott was missing an opportunity to be the John Oliver of fashion.
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Our star-spangled highlights are Rixo x Laura Jackson's chevron striped number, a tea dress for after dark; Warehouse's fringed co-ord, a modern take on the '20s flapper; and (again from Warehouse) a backless silver gown dripping in contemporary glamour.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android In the early hours of Wednesday morning, newscasters peered across a map of how the United States' voted: its coastline fringed with blue, with much of the rest a bright pool of red.
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Chiuri's now-signature dress silhouette — the corseted, square-necked, A-line gown, preferred by Bella Hadid — was reissued in a neutral color palette to fit in with the theme, styled with skinny leather belts and chunky boots, or under fringed ponchos.
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There were still odes to traditional craft — from the crocheted detailing on checked blazers and slouchy trousers to fringed woven skirts in rainbow stripes — but in between these and the workwear-appropriate silk separates, accessories made the collection feel more lighthearted.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia is building a superhighway offering free charging stations in a bid to boost use of electric vehicles, the northeastern state of Queensland said on Thursday, most of its route fringed by the Great Barrier Reef tourist attraction.
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So here's a tip for the next pop star who decides to pull on a fringed jacket and learn line-dancing: don't just casually dip your toes into a genre that has produced some of the greatest American songwriting ever.
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Another model wore a long dress fringed with red and green acrylic yarn—the same kind of yarn that bewigged the dinosaur skulls in Ruby's L.A. show—accessorized with a bib in back that looked like a hunk of quilt.
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In gilded reception rooms overlooking Place Vendôme, the designer Edgardo Osorio displayed snakeskin stilettos in jungle green and mango yellow, flat ocher suede tassel sandals covered in baby shells, and jewel-tone pumps finished with fringed petals and encrusted diamanté accents.
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Crowds cram the back room during live shows, which have ranged from modern jazz to a Finnish trio's Coltrane tribute night, but you can also linger out front within earshot on leather Chesterfield sofas amid flickering candles and fringed lampshades.
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Take the Armani Privé runway show, where — beyond a blue- and red-fringed evening midi skirt and a bustier gown with matching gloves that trailed long shimmering threads — cloche caps with beaded tassels were on top of most models' heads.
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Soon we were chugging along empty, palm-fringed roads past limestone protrusions called mogotes — the same sensuous rock formations that has turned the Cuban province of Pinar del Río into a busy tourist destination, but here stand solitary and unseen.
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Fans of these fairytale classics can now lounge poolside wearing the swimwear recreations of their favorite princesses' outfits from an water-friendly interpretation of Pocahontas' fringed, one-shoulder tunic to the company's take on Ariel's seashell bra, minus the whole fishtail thing.
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Jenna Renae, "My Church" We've barely seen Jenna in the farewell season so far, but if the judges want a country gal, they might need to reconsider this confident boot-stomper with a fringed skirt for days and stage presence for miles.
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But Mr. Ramdev is also an Indian swami, having renounced all worldly pleasures and possessions, and he sits cross-legged on the couch, his face fringed by an untamed beard, his body draped in the saffron cloth of a Hindu holy man.
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Saffron Amis, a British student on Gili Trawangan - the largest of the islands fringed by white beaches and surrounded by turquoise sea - said at least 200 people were stranded there with more flowing in from the other two, Gili Air and Gili Meno.
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Even as the film makes you crave a fish taco, it also touches on restaurant criticism in general and shines a flattering spotlight on some of the less palm-fringed corners of Los Angeles: "City of Gold," directed by Laura Gabbert, opens Friday.
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Parton took a minute backstage to take a snap with Moschino designer Jeremy Scott (who might love her more than he loves Katy Perry), who appears to be gifting her with some epic pink cowgirl boots and a matching fringed jacket-style purse.
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In gardens, she's drawn to long-fringed plumes of the ostrich fern, which recall their namesake bird's feathers, and the "proportional perfection" of fronds as they unfurl in spring, and again as they achieve their most ornate state in winter, just before collapsing.
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Another living room turned showroom belongs to the three sisters behind Las Cabrera (Agote 2485), a new line of gaucho-inspired accessories made from handwoven cowhide and even softer goat leather; the perfectly round, fringed handbags (3,500 to 4,000 pesos) scream urban cowgirl.
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A well-known example of Chaumet's mastery of tassels is an archive piece from the 1920s: the Bayadère necklace, a cascade of seed pearls ending with two long tassels topped with platinum domes fringed with sapphires, a design inspired by Indian dancers.
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A few Pocahontas fringed dresses aside, this was a smart (in every sense of the word) proposal for how to navigate a world where attention is elsewhere; a sophisticated reminder that between no frills and fantasy, aesthetic invention can still be found.
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But at nightfall, the Forest Spirit's neck stretches toward the sky, and as the god grows, eventually looming above the treetops, it also becomes transparent, a kind of massive bipedal salamander, its back fringed with a frill of fins, stalking through the dark.
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This synthesis showed up throughout the collection: One model strode down the runway in a jacket that was half leather motorcycle and half wool blanket worn over an ocher turtleneck, while the closing look featured a fringed cape adorned with delicate silver embroidery.
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Building off the buzz the designer has accrued since he was shortlisted for the LVMH Prize last year, he cast models including Adwoa Aboah, Alton Mason and Naomi Campbell, who closed the show with a striped trench coat with a fringed hem.
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Then we made our way slowly along the shoreline, stopping every couple of feet to look closely at what was stirring inside the intricate network of roots before us: lobster, fish of different sizes and colors, fringed coral that danced in the current.
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While many of us are busy getting our finest fringed garments out of storage, dusting off our vast collection of fanny packs, and dyeing our hair some technicolor hue in anticipation, one celebrity festival attendee has taken Coachella-mania in an entirely new direction.
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" Music: "White satin dress trimmed round the edge with tulle and black velvet, to represent the keyboard of a piano … a scarf draped across the skirt has the treble and bass clefs on the fringed ends … Two sisters might appear as Music and Painting.
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As we slide into a darkened booth, I look at my mom, who is wearing a perfectly beat up '90s era Calvin Klein jean jacket — once hers, now mine — and the only thing we bought all day: an oversized, gorgeously textured, heavily fringed scarf.
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The teen actress was the epitome of mishmashed Coachella style clichés, pairing her new do with a heap of necklaces, a fully fringed, sheer lace wraparound crop top, patchwork short shorts, a highly useful and necessary fanny pack, and a smattering of face crystals, naturally.
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What Girls Night Is like with Selena Gomez, Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid The 19-year-old model has chosen daring looks since arriving in Cannes earlier this week, preceding her premiere ensmble with a fringed blazer dress at a festival party the night before.
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Jepsen, 30 and Hudgens, 27 wore their short hair down, with the former Disney star pushing hers away from her face in slicked back look and the "Call Me Maybe" singer going for a half-up 'do, framing her face with some fringed bangs.
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From the second we first see Rose-Lynn Harlan (Jessie Buckley) emerge from her prison cell in her white cowboy boots and fringed white leather jacket, her fist raised in a salute to the inmates and guards as she exits towards freedom, we're hooked.
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Gaga's top included a high-neck halter-style top and a fringed bottom, which matched the style of her skirt, both of which she wore with black platform sandals, black sheer gloves, a black bag and her hair pulled into a bouffant-style ponytail.
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Chiuri-for-Dior favorite Ruth Bell opened the lineup in a black fringed dress adorned with snakes and skeletons, finished off with a flat brim hat by Stephen Jones — the designer's Western, cruise '18 answer to the instantly-trendy leather beret from fall '17.
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We see Kendall's fringed arm draped over Mr. Rousteing's shoulder, Kylie in white silk leaning softly into his chest, Kanye's gold embroidered sleeve grazing his hand, Kim in lace-up heels steadied by the designer's tuxedoed arm, Kris's face in close, moments after a whisper.
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At lunchtime, locals and expats take meetings in the dining room, which resembles a mash-up between the Beverly Hills Hotel and a Milanese gentleman's apartment, with palm-tree-print-upholstered chairs fringed in gold, mirrored columns and an elegant gold-and-wood bar.
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It is nearly impossible to imagine hacked-up bodies buried in secret graves beneath this picture-postcard landscape, where snow-capped peaks rise above palm-fringed beaches dotted with weathered fishing boats as boughs of arborescent ferns dip into rivers with women scrubbing laundry.
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It veered from hippie flares patchworked in denim, suede and velvet (also python, chintz and leopard), silver flowers and Navajo beading writhing up the sides, to elaborately embroidered silk kimonos and fringed capes, and an entire souk's worth of tiered, exotic-print, glimmering maxi dresses.
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Showing off Ms. Kamali's much-mythologized sleeping bag coats, ruched parachute dresses or fringed-and-feathered evening clothes, they had gathered at What Goes Around Comes Around, the fancy secondhand shop on West Broadway in SoHo, to commemorate the designer's half-century in business.
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The idea was to cycle and camp from Casablanca to Cape Coast in Ghana, through the Atlas Mountains in Morocco, the desert in Western Sahara and Mauritania, and rolling farmland, tropical forests or palm-fringed shores in Senegal, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Ivory Coast and Ghana.
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" Flying to Las Vegas for a first meeting with Ms. Dion, Mr. Garcia carried onboard a prototype that was his team's interpretation of what he described as a "mega-fringed silver jumpsuit that Judy and a bunch of the girls wear" in "Ziegfeld Girl.
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I'd drifted to sleep somewhere between Port Louis, the shabby but atmospheric capital of this remote island in the Indian Ocean, and the Grand Bassin lake, rocked into a pleasant slumber as my taxi wove its way down serpentine roads fringed by sugar cane fields.
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Tierra del Mar, 43 miles (105 kilometers) southwest of Portland, is home to a mix of professionals and retirees who share a love of the unspoiled beach that is fringed with coastal pines and the deer, bald eagles and rare seabirds that inhabit the area.
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The collection was full of ankle-grazing brocade pieces in bright colors — inspired by Erdem's recent trip to Casa Luis Barragán in Mexico City — and elsewhere, rose embroideries and fringed shawls were imbued with the Edwardian opulence for which the designer is best known.
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Mr. Viallat accomplished that by repeating a single abstract form — a nameless shape somewhere between an amoeba and a smooshed pillow — over and over, for decades, on wildly diverse supports: fabric and newspaper, a sliced-up tent, a stretched umbrella, a chintzy fringed tablecloth.
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And Renata (Laura Dern), bless her furious heart, is still storming around in fringed sweaters demanding answers for why her daughter is still being mysteriously hurt at school, without a care in the world for whether the scenarios she throws out make any sense.
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Practicing the art of "fashion diplomacy" has also become a hallmark of the first lady's travels overseas, wearing Dolce & Gabbana several times while in Italy in May and representing America at the G20 Summit in Germany last week in a dazzling fringed Michael Kors Collection dress.
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We can slag on hair metal as portrayed in Decline II as the easy target it is and laugh at the posing, the swagger, the fringed scarves, and the unmitigated, glossy id of it all, but we can't deny its influence on music and culture in general.
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His presence at the festival did seem to attract a different kind of crowd than the rest of the lineup—with their fringed crop tops, face paint and billowing kaftans, a number of attendees could have walked straight out of Forever 21's Coachella collection lookbook.
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Bard is displaying lacquered panels that depict figures in fantastical garb, fringed wool rugs in rectilinear and bull's-eye patterns, metal-and-wood side tables with pivoting drawers, a rocket-shaped floor lamp and architectural drawings and models for an elliptical house and a humpbacked tent.
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Born and raised on Pine Ridge, Mr. Sherman has a devotion to the land that was evident as he showed me the fringed sagewort, wild rose, curly cup gumwood and scarlet globe mallow he gathers, and as he described the wild deer he hunts in the region.
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PANGKAL PINANG, Indonesia (Reuters) - As Indonesia struggles to determine why an airliner crashed this week with the loss of all 153 people on board, there is nowhere the impact of its second-worst air disaster has been felt as deeply as the sleepy, palm-fringed Bangka-Belitung islands.
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Lando wouldn't know what hit him, only that his hyperdrive failed and he found himself on a strange planet called Earth only to be greeted by a stunning man with eyelids painted his favorite shade of purple and a fringed shawl that could almost be mistaken for a cape.
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Though it's evolved in the past century, much of the ensemble's main features have endured: floor-sweeping hemlines, long sleeves, petticoats (which can total up to 24 meters of fabric), and signatures like bold, waxed prints, fringed capes, and a horned hat that honors the Herero's cow herding roots.
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WITU, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Too poor to buy land where they grew up on Kenya's palm-fringed southern coast, Sylvester Jefua and his wife migrated 300 kms northwards to Witu Forest, where they felled seven acres of trees and built a mud and thatch house for their family.
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The Molinari brothers were exposed to the game at a young age, trailing after their grandparents and parents — their father is a dentist, and their mother is a homemaker — on weekend trips to the course in the Alp-fringed city of Turin, host of the 270 Winter Olympics.
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It's filled with her own creations — embroidered cotton caftans and knee-length vests that she weaves on a backstrap loom — as well as leather and fringed hemp sandals, beach hats fashioned from jipijapa palm and pillows made by Chiapas-based makers affiliated with the artisan collective Kip Tik.
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Scouting Report On Thursday, Macy's will open a Levi's Tailor Shop with a range of customization options — patch application ($2750), chain-stitch designs ($2650 to $2699) and monogramming ($2295 to $1013) — on remixed Americana pieces like floral-embroidered high-waist denim ($2101) and fringed trucker jackets ($270). Maisonette.
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In the welcome center off the parking lot, alongside the souvenirs (the most adorable, hands down, being the Official Badlands Teddy Bear, with fringed jacket and pince-nez), is an endearingly homely model of the amphitheater the way it used to be, before reconstruction in the early 1990s.
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An installation by Mr. Ruby, the artist who is Mr. Simons's quasi-muse, of brightly colored yarn pompoms, dangling axes redolent of "The Shining," tin buckets and swathes of fringed silk dangled over the heads of Trevor Noah, Mahershala Ali, Jake Gyllenhaal, Paris Jackson, Kate Bosworth and Brooke Shields.
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WASHINGTON — When President Trump welcomes President Xi Jinping of China to his palm-fringed Florida club for two days of meetings on Thursday, the studied informality of the gathering will bear the handiwork of two people: China's ambassador to Washington and Mr. Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
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Looking tanned after a family holiday in Greece, Istanbul and her country house in Landes, France, de Libran wore a dress of her own design that was made from layers of organza stitched with silver sequins and fringed with antique gold, which she paired with a denim miniskirt.
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The city, with a population that could be as high as 5m people now, is fringed by the mountains of the Hindu Kush, which trap the smoke from the fires people burn to keep warm in the winter, not to mention pollution from traffic and brick kilns near the city.
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True, his drop-crotch jersey lounge pants, fringed blanket coats and ponchos, tattered jackets made from what looked to be scraps of army tenting, hemp grain sack suits, denim aprons, bathrobe dusters and ostentatiously moth-eaten "destroyed" hoodies tend to look like costumes when seen in one of his theatrical presentations.
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Lindsay Lohan/Instagram Case in point: The fringed, tasseled, sequined and shimmery jumpsuit the actress wore onstage at a Duran Duran concert at Barclay's Center in N.Y.C. with her just-boyfriend-not-fiancé and the rest of her family in tow, cheering and singing along through all of the songs.
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In the first episode, a camera interrogating the details of a gorgeous Parisian apartment—peering at high ceilings and swanky moldings, Persian carpets and fringed curtain ties, then glancing at a lovely view of the Eiffel Tower—has the immersive feel that another director might give the Battle of the Bulge.
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And Alberta Ferretti's first catwalk presentation of her "limited" line, a not made to order, but pretty darn elaborate nonetheless, specialty offering that this season could be summed up as "crustacean couture:" sweeping silk-fringed dresses, seed pearl macramé, shades from aqua to navy, and Ariel-on-the-clamshell embroideries.
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There's a picture book with a menacing shadowy figure in a black top hat and fringed clothing (or are those his fingers?); a widow who hasn't quite processed her husband's horrific death or her son's increasingly disturbing behavior; and a lot of ambiguities (is this entity real or a psychological manifestation?).
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The original plan was to create a 92-acre landfill — mostly with fill excavated during the construction of the World Trade Center — in an area that had been fringed by dilapidated piers, and build a mix of commercial, retail and residential buildings nestled among parks, which now cover 36 acres.
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A local, 31-year-old, Tunisian-born Frenchman with a record of violence but unknown to counter-terrorism agencies drove the rented heavy truck for 2 km (1.5 miles) along the palm-fringed Promenade des Anglais seafront, which was closed to traffic and thronged with thousands of revelers watching fireworks.
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And, with over 5,000 distinct cultivars, no other bloom has a wider range of colors, from the slender white-and-crimson viridiflora Flaming Spring Green and the raspberry-striped Hemisphere to the peony-like, double-fringed claret-red Belfort and Blackjack, a single flower the color of a half-healed bruise.
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Then amble along streets lined with bright blue and yellow buildings, dressed with terra cotta roofs and stained-glass windows and fringed with bougainvillea, en route to the Indo-Portuguese Museum, which houses relics and remnants from Kochi churches: Bibles, statues of Mary, and even a 16th-century teak altar.
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The dignified dowager with the egret-feathered hat, the maid holding the hand of the little girl, the three lovely flappers with fringed gowns accentuating their long legs all fill the foreground of the painting where the only male figure is the servant pushing the elegant cart on the right.
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For her parade appearance, she wore a fully fringed, Swarovski-crystal beaded Yousef AlJasmi mini with a sparkling headpiece, matching Jimmy Choo pumps and Sara Weinstock diamond earrings, while on the Today show, she wore a glittery, puff-sleeved Celia Kritharioti mini with ostrich feathers, a Djula diamond ring and mirrored heels.
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And if Erdem's Hitchcock-meets-Hattie Carnegie-meets-Rita Hayworth ode to veiled suspense and the aroma of the lily was occasionally too cloying, the floral tweeds, pearl-and-gold fringed pencil skirt with matching sweater and a strapless black velvet sheath embroidered with trumpet blooms carried with them their own atmosphere.
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From Coinage: The Real Cost of Going to Coachella Cindy Crawford posted a throwback shot in honor of her own pilgrimage out to the campgrounds, an editorial photo from her supermodel heydays in which she's posed atop a motorcycle wearing a fringed leather bustier, studded leather shorts and knee-high suede boots.
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It wasn't that the actors didn't wear the usual fashion — Lupita Nyong'o was in purple Versace with a jewel-studded harness; Chadwick Bozeman in gold and black floral Emporio Armani; Angela Bassett in a fringed yellow jumpsuit by Naeem Khan — it was that it was such an exuberant version of the usual fashion.
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From the sun-drenched 1970s caftans that floated down the runway at Alberta Ferretti and the neon double-breasted coats with pale blue embroidery at Prada to the tiered fringed skirts inspired by Pakistan at Stella Jean and Marni's silk tunics bold enough to stop traffic, Milan was positively popping with color.
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In October, Jumby Bay — the remote resort off the northern coast of Antigua's main island (which is only accessible by boat) — unveiled the second part of a three-phase reopening that includes a new five-treatment-room spa, reimagined interiors and a palm-fringed, slate-tiled infinity pool and teak pool deck.
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The film directed by Doug Inglish depicts the 20-year-old, dressed in just a cheetah-print thong one-piece and a fringed leather jacket, venturing out into a pitch black jungle filled with very spooky Coach dinosaur skeleton keychains before breaking out into an impromptu dance routine complete with jetés, high kicks, and twirls.
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In the movie (in theaters now) Ben, the patriarch (Viggo Mortensen), and his rambunctiously inventive brood, dress in a giddy pastiche of homespun togs and hand-me-downs: country plaids, fringed ponchos, thrift-shop sweaters and patchwork vests — a visual hybrid, in short, of Kesey's Merry Pranksters (minus the drugs) and the recent Gucci runway.
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Krewe du Optic, an eyewear label based in New Orleans, featured a performance by a brass band; Ji Oh's fringed women's wear was swished about by a troupe of ballet dancers en pointe; Area's designs were shown on models shooting sprays of bubbles, while a performance artist demonstrated advanced hula-hooping in their midst.
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NEW DELHI — In the late 19th century, a British naval officer described stepping onto a remote, coral-fringed island in the Andaman Sea and encountering one of the world's most enigmatic hunter-gatherer tribes, an extraordinarily isolated group of "painfully timid" people who ate roots and turtles and stored a heap of wild pigs' skulls.
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To an espionage-themed soundtrack borrowed from the 1965 James Bond film, "Thunderball," male and female models walked in clothing inspired by the cars: silvery Prince of Wales check suits for women, Ferrari-red ballgowns, and fringed tuxedos as deep black as the designer's 1938 Bugatti, one of the most expensive cars on the planet.
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A giant, floor-to-ceiling set of speakers set the booming tunes for the smoldering male and female models, who appeared in everything from semi-sheer bell-bottom pants and miniskirts with diamante-studded Versus-logo bikini bottoms peeking through, to studded and silver-fringed cowboy boots and black and red Western-style jackets.
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With the release of her highly anticipated film, "Bombshell," Theron pulled out all the stops with her red-carpet fashion in 2019, wearing everything from a fringed Dior dress with strappy black sandals (above) to a long-sleeved minidress that looked like it came straight out of the 1960s with a pair of boots.
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When you're standing in a sea of fringed crop tops and white cowboy boots under the Indio sun, you want to make sure the little details set you apart from the rest of the festival crowd: a one-of-a-kind crystal choker, a stack of gemstone bobby pins, and, ideally, a show-stoppingly sparkly glitter manicure.
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Whether it's the fringed rhinestone jacket and pink geometric sunglasses he wore when performing at Madison Square Garden in 218, the star-spangled velvet jacket (with matching earrings) when on stage in Sydney the same year, or the wide-lapeled brocade duster coat he wore around Hollywood in '280, John championed outlandish and extraordinary dressing throughout the era.
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Moreover, the focus on Bermuda risks reinforcing the stereotype that the real culprits are small, palm-fringed islands, when it is in fact the much larger, onshore financial centres, such as London and New York, that offer the most attractive combination of respectability and secrecy—making them magnets of unparalleled power for the world's tainted money.
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But it would be a pity if the Paradise Papers were to reinforce the cliché that the culprits are palm-fringed islands, when it is the much larger, onshore financial centres, such as London, New York and Miami, that offer the most attractive combination of respectability and secrecy—making them magnets of unparalleled power for the world's tainted money.
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The actress, who plays Ramonda, the Queen of Wakanda, in the hotly-anticipated new Marvel movie, practically shut down the entire event when she showed up in her fully fringed, sunshine-yellow Naeem Khan jumpsuit, accessorized with LeSilla shoes, a custom Thalé Blanc panther-motif clutch and jewelry by Vendorafa, Gismondi 1754, One Six, Darrell Roach and Dorrian.
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There is a trio for three women and a giant red mantón — the traditional fringed shawl — set to a lyrical guitar melody; a solo for Mr. Carmona that uses only percussion, with a focus on his upper body and arms; and even a balletic pas de deux, full of small, academic steps like glissades and entrechats.
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She was alternately capable of appearing to be a picture of probity, a sable-draped voluptuary, a faddist nut job (for a classic 1976 edition of "Soul Train," a buxom Franklin performed her single "Jump" dressed in a Creamsicle-colored fringed mesh poncho with an observable lack of supporting undergarments) or one of nature's born royals.
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He arrived at the Helmut Lang studio in the meatpacking district in high-heeled Margiela boots and his customary padlock-chain necklace, and began going through racks of newly arrived pieces for the first time: bead-fringed denim, lots of leather, angular hook-and-eyed closed dresses that pushed Mr. Lang's subtlety into a more explicit direction.
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Fringed, shredded houndstooth and tweed were inspired by black and white tile flooring; glinting silver sequin tunic capes and jackets provided a jolt of silverware (silverwear); mint green and black feathered fantasias escaped from the aviary; and asymmetric ball gowns of beaded fringe and under-feathers, tulle and lace, teetered alluringly close to the edge of coming undone.
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