This isn't hurriedly re-lacing to finish out a period, it's getting the exact fit for right now on the court.
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There's asymmetrical lacing to relieve instep pressure, a removable foam insole, and a lightweight solid rubber under the toe and heel for better traction.
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The second piece was for the gorgeous Dianne Brill, inspired by John Singer Sargent's "Madame X" with a twist of Mae West — an exercise in tight lacing to create an extreme silhouette.
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He used it as a backdrop for a collection of wide trousers and tidy suits that alluded to '80s Punk and New Wave, as though adding grommets and D-rings, metallic staples or Frankenstein lacing to a garment automatically renders the wearer as cool as Arto Lindsay of DNA, say, or the '80s filmmaker Amos Poe, or James White, the lead singer of James White and the Blacks.
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The historic costuming community remains divided over the method by which the abdominal folds are achieved. Theories range from cut to lacing to fabric manipulation methods. # Patterning an extended torso from underbust to waist or just above the hip, which when worn would achieve a number of wrinkles in the area. # Patterning for a tight abdomen.
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Straight-bar lacing appears horizontal and parallel when viewed from the exterior. Formal shoes usually demand straight-bar lacing to preserve their clean, neat look. This is especially true for dress shoes using a closed lacing system such as Oxfords, because the central shoelace crossovers of criss-cross lacing prevent the sides of the shoe from coming together in the middle.
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"Red Herring Wins From Frankie Jones", Springfield Leader and Press, Springfield, Missouri, p. 11, 10 April 1923 Herring defeated Clyde Jeakle on October 23, 1923, in a 10-round points decision in Atlanta, Georgia. Though seen as an underdog, Herring delivered a strong lacing to Jeakle throughout the fast bout. He would defeat Jeakle again on June 13, 1924 in a 10-round newspaper decision.
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In 2013, Pearl noted that he enjoyed the physical experience of wearing corsets, particularly the effects on his breathing, circulation and the pressure on his organs, and that these had an effect on both his physical and mental awareness. Other commentators have noted that Pearl, as a highly private, publicity-shy individual, uses corsets and tight-lacing to embody his true self and personal identity, rather than imposing his theories and appearance on others for publicity and self- promotion purposes.
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In some contemporary prints, the officers and men are depicted wearing fillets (kefalodesmoi) instead of caps. Officers wore a crested red dragoon-style helmet, as depicted in the drawing of Richard Church and of later drawings of Greek War of Independence (after 1821) leader Theodoros Kolokotronis who continued to wear the helmet. Footwear consisted of what are described as "tied sandals" and in illustrations resemble the moccasin-like tsarouhia of the Evzones, only they lack pompoms and have extra lacing to keep them secure. Officers are depicted as wearing taller, higher-heeled three-quarter shoes or short boots.
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Upon its launch, the CTR360 was worn by many top football players, such as Andrés Iniesta, Mario Balotelli, Javier Mascherano, Sergio Busquets, Florent Malouda and Alex Song. Many of the features built into the CTR360 Maestri, were developed to assist players with receiving and distributing the ball, such as dampening pods on the forefoot, and asymmetrical lacing to increase the amount of contact with the ball. To aid distribution, there is a rubberized pass pad on the instep along with memory foam to create a more uniform surface. In order to help improve the player's first touch, Nike developed a new synthetic leather for the boot, called KANGA-LITE.
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