I also got a dress pattern & nightgown pattern (Simplicity).
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Her pillows, nightgown, and bed sheets were soaked with fluid.
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She was wearing only a nightgown and a red jacket.
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She was only wearing socks, a nightgown, and a red parka.
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Ms. Fleming's Marschallin, in a lacy cream nightgown, joins him, beaming.
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Allison answered in her nightgown, a smile creeping across her lips.
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If you put GOWN after the second NIGHT, you get NIGHTGOWN.
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She'd been spotted walking down the road barefoot, wearing only a nightgown.
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Now, my daughters watch it, and sometimes they wear that same nightgown.
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She was on the floor with her nightgown pushed up, she said.
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A: Washed my face, brushed my teeth, and put on a nightgown.
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I'm in bed in Mr nightgown resting with my sinuses successfully cleaned out.
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Nicole Kidman's bright white nightgown as she prepares to amputate it below the
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Instead Coppola cuts from Kidman's bloody nightgown to the women and girls of
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She was sitting in her nightgown, cracking roasted sunflower seeds between her teeth.
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Claire wakes up in a clean white nightgown and calls for her baby.
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That the typical nightgown for a queen might be lined with 24 lambskins?
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Joe cried all night, and my sister laughed at him in my nightgown.
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A: Waking up with a soaking nightgown during or after pregnancy is common.
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Midge shows up at the Gaslight wine-drunk, rain-soaked, and in her nightgown.
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None were believed, until the woman who was raped in her nightgown came forward.
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He looked around for a while and zeroed in on THE SAME BLUE NIGHTGOWN!
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In the winter, she slept in a woolen hat, gloves, pajamas, and a nightgown.
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But naturally, it all comes back to the resident O.G. in nightgown dressing: Mariah Carey.
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In May, a Danish woman took an evening swim in a fountain in her nightgown.
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She stood there at one point in her nightgown with a sweater on her head.
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There's a clean nightgown laid out in the room where the woman's put her stuff.
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Weinstein pulled out of her to ejaculate on her duvet and her nightgown, she testified.
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Weinstein pulled out of her to ejaculate on her duvet and her nightgown, she said.
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She's wearing a silky nightgown, while he's wearing, well, quite possibly nothing aside from Rebecca's comforter.
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Then tilted up to Sasha in a nightgown, sitting on the bottom step of a staircase.
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She smoothed the nightgown across her lap, then reached over and poked him in the leg.
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In her nightgown, she had leapt from bed and seized a broom to confront the intruder.
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Out of her backpack she produced two other options: a bandanna and a long white nightgown.
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They dream of gangrenous toes and a God with pierced earsand Bill Clinton dressed in a nightgown.
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The gentle lifting of a nightgown, as Coco Austin, wife of Ice-T, noted of her experience.
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In the picture — taken in a bathroom mirror — Duff cradled her stomach in a white, lace nightgown.
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Instead, the 36-year-old tells Vogue she now spends most of her time in a nightgown.
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Amaya walked over and she picked up a nightgown and tore the tag off and she smiled.
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" Ms. Hamilton's photographs have titles like "Nightgown and Spanish Moss" and "House Dress Hanging in Live Oak.
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I used to watch it in my Lanz nightgown that my grandma Sadie gave me for Christmas.
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The elderly lady across from him spent her days in her nightgown feeding the neighborhood's stray dogs.
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She is dressed in a robe and nightgown and lying on a bed, propped up on pillows.
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So my mother's cousin gave me some things from the family, quite old cotton and brighter nightgown.
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She opted for a silky nightgown, while he wore, well, quite possibly nothing aside from Rebecca's comforter.
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I was still in my nightgown, and I was not allowed to contact anyone for three days.
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She lets her voice shine on its own as she sits facing the camera in a silk nightgown.
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I also remember a curvy woman in her 40s wearing a nightgown and parading around in the sauna.
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She stripped off her nightgown, saw scales flash on the front of her thighs before her first step in.
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Ms. La Barbara's costume — a flowing white nightgown and white robe — evoked both a hospital patient and an angel.
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She went in, put on a nightgown and was getting ready for bed when he knocked on the door.
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She would be in her Lanz flannel nightgown and blue lace cap, preparing their nightcap of warm beef bouillon.
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"Known to wear a white flowered nightgown and a purple grey jacket," the Missing Persons Squad said on Twitter.
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In the first clip, True, wearing a white nightgown, makes her way from a ball pit to Kardashian's waiting arms.
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Her body was found floating the next morning clad only in a burgundy nightgown, blue socks and red down coat.
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One day, when there the test sirens go off, Mort's grandfather enters the bunker to find Mort wearing a nightgown.
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It was time for an outfit change: £5 [$6] gold thigh-high boots, a lacy head scarf, and a nightgown.
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When Johel presented the long nightgown he had bought for Nadia, the acolytes ran the cloth between their assessing fingers.
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A young woman in a filmy nightgown, Kristín Anna Valtýsdóttir, sits on a chair in another room, playing an accordion.
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For most of them, she performs in a candlelit room, wearing an oversized nightgown and singing to a bare beat.
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Melissa Scripps, part of the fourth generation of the Scripps family, purchased Queen Elizabeth II's coronation chair and Queen Victoria's nightgown.
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Finally, the first time Jonas came back to Chopra's apartment, her mother was home, clad in a nightgown, watching Law & Order.
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Tracy Morgan even gave his take on The Danish Girl, donning a silk nightgown and red lipstick – and eating a danish.
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We settled on this blue nightgown; it's lacy but comfy, perfect for breakfast in bed on a cliff by the sea.
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In the decal, Guadalupe wore a modest dress that resembled an old time-y nightgown bearing a pattern of red flowers.
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She was sitting at the kitchen table in her Dora the Explorer nightgown as I flipped eggs on the stovetop behind her.
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Jonas went back to Chopra's apartment, where her mother was watching TV in her nightgown, which deterred Jonas from making a move.
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" — Actress Annabella Sciorra, describing an encounter with Harvey Weinstein "When he was done, he ejaculated on my leg, and on my nightgown.
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" In the post's comment section, Bush, described the ghost as "an old Victorian era woman in her nightgown … near the frozen peas.
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You think he's going to move in slow motion and then you imagine yourself looking really pretty in like a white nightgown.
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He was still burrowing beneath the clothes when the door opened and Carmen slipped into the room, wearing a gauzy white nightgown.
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Those eyes and the body to which they're attached, often clad in a little pink nightgown, are the anchor of the series.
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Who doesn't know how doubt lifts the hem of its nightgown to reveal another inch of thigh before the face of faith?
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The late Eileen Heckart gave an unsparing performance, repeatedly shuffling across the stage in a nightgown to ring her sleeping grandson's doorbell.
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After grabbing cocktails together, Chopra invited Jonas to her apartment, where her mother Madhu Chopra was home watching Law & Order in a nightgown.
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"People can sometimes mistake the gothic for maidens called Elsie running around in a nightgown and seeing a ghost," Ms Perry has said.
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Camille's mistake is understandable, though, because her mother does put on a white nightgown every time before she "nurses" (read: poisons) her daughters.
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"There was nobody around to tell us anything," she said while sitting on her living room couch in her nightgown, clutching her cane.
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Ms. Ross, dressed in a silk Fendi nightgown to reflect her "vulnerability," screeched, rolled her eyes and gagged like a poisoned Shakespearean heroine.
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When she goes to bed, Kardashian West said she also usually sleeps in very minimal clothing after Philipps told her she wears a nightgown.
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They are very chic and extremely comfortable — so comfortable that I see the caftan as an acceptable way to wear a nightgown in public.
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Johel affirmed that she had, recalling the nightgown slipped up above her slender waist as she ground herself down onto him, her eyes closed.
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Now, nothing to do with cod roe or Newport hamburgers, but why don't you read "The Nightgown," by Taisia Kitaiskaia, in Black Warrior Review?
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Over the last few months, we had gone there to buy her tennis shoes, underwear, a nightgown and a new dress, all at Dillard's.
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I felt a tear leak from the left corner of my left eye and trail down my cheek, making a spot on my paper nightgown.
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It would also explain why she is always wearing the same blue dress when they talk, instead of her white nightgown or nothing at all.
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Thus we've found the ultimate lazy girl hack: Wear your nightgown for things other than sleeping and you're basically walking around with a portable bed.
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After their cocktails, Chopra, 36, invited Jonas, 26, back to her apartment, where her mother Madhu Chopra was home watching Law & Order in a nightgown.
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One morning, still in her nightgown, she tries to buy a bottle of brandy at a store but is refused because it's not yet 10.
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Miss P. herself, perfectly groomed, was propped against pillows, wearing an opalescent white satin nightgown with Alençon lace and a shell-pink velvet bed-jacket.
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She gets to her office—down the hall from her bedroom—by 8:00 A.M., where she can often be found in her cashmere nightgown.
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I see a beautiful silk nightgown that I consider buying and wearing as a kimono, but I try it on and decide I don't need it.
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AKM-GSI Not everyone could pull off a silk and lace dress that could easily be mistaken for a nightgown, but Amal Clooney is not everyone.
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In the picture, Bialik — who plays Amy Farrah Fowler — wore a nightgown, while Parsons — the series' Sheldon Cooper — cozied up to his TV wife in flannel.
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Immediately after her night of drugs, booze, and bonding with Amma, Camille wakes up in a white gauze nightgown that seems out of character for her.
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I actually questioned that when we were shooting, because I was like, Lara Jean wakes up in the same nightgown she was just sopping wet in.
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Trivia is planned, and costumes are encouraged, so get your blood-splattered nightgown or priest collar and crucifix ready for an evening of cinematic demonic possession.
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A 25-year-old Danish woman, perhaps with "La Dolce Vita" visions of Anita Ekberg sloshing in her head, took an evening swim in her nightgown.
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After both friends take a deep breath, Yvonne's mom Tracey, who is clad in a nightgown made for a ghost, comes power walking towards the Yazzies' home.
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While Carey whips up some marinara sauce in a slinky red satin nightgown, a PJ-clad Moroccan skips around the kitchen with his gingerbread man dance partner.
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I still remember the excitement of being allowed to explore the treasure chest that was my own grandmother's pocketbook, or the silky wonderland of her nightgown drawer.
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Ms. Funke said Mr. Perez dragged her out of bed, slammed her head repeatedly against the wall, then dragged her out toward the elevator in her nightgown.
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A: At a certain point he stopped and he — he came out of me and he ejaculated on top of me on my leg and my nightgown.
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In a fresh nightgown, Mom got back into bed for a well-deserved night's sleep, surrounded not with shame, only love, whether she knew it or not.
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When you came storming into preschool in a nightgown and rollers, barefoot, screaming at my principal, I knew I was gonna grow up to be just like you.
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Depending on the day, she may be in a cashmere nightgown or her usual uniform of black jeans, black sweater, black shoes, a long ponytail and no makeup.
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One entered the courtroom in her wheelchair, two oxygen tanks behind her, and defiantly described the February night when 58-year-old Luis Gomez lifted up her nightgown.
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"It's the sleepwalking scene and she is wearing a nightgown, which you wouldn't normally see, and washing her hands of the murder of King Duncan," Ms. Hearn said.
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Both characters wear the same blue nightgown, a facet that, combined with their difference in age, suggests this to be a past and future encounter of the same woman.
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The pianist found Sofya inside a bedroom closet, wearing a blood-soaked nightgown with cuts to her wrists and a puncture wound on her chest, according to the records.
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He picked up the beer bottle, and, after a moment of honest hesitation, sucked its mouth and then—I reached under my nightgown—began slowly working it into himself.
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But as she flies down the stairs, we get a glimpse of a ghostly girl — probably Marian — sitting on a bench in the second-floor hallway, wearing a nightgown.
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Bee's outfit of high-necked, long-sleeved nightgown and chastity belt, combined with her terrified mumbled apology after every joke, added up to something both funny and rather chilling.
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Posing in a nightgown, with curlers in her hair, and in sparsely furnished rooms, Khanyile plays dress-up while her grandmother is away, as she ultimately disapproves of such antics.
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" At the party on Sunday afternoon, Willow beamed and laughed in a "Little Mermaid" nightgown as a dozen hospital staffers presented her with a vanilla cake and sang "Happy Birthday.
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Looking out the bedroom window of her Cotswolds home, hair mussed, early morning sunlight filtering in, Brooks projects innocence, youth and womanly allure at once, just like the nightgown itself.
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After the "Amazon nightgown" dress from R. Vivimos went viral just last month, Instagram influencers have discovered yet another dress from the under-the-radar brand that they're obsessed with.
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My cousin and I specifically asked our parents for Reebok Classics and we would walk to school swagged out in a nightgown-length white tee, jeans, and our Freaky Ree's.
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Dresses came in truncated, tented taffeta beneath coronas of quivering leaf hats and as silver-embroidered lace tank gowns under slouchy matching cardigans, as easy as a nightgown and robe.
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Dresses came in truncated, tented taffeta beneath coronas of quivering leaf hats, and as silver-embroidered lace tank gowns under slouchy matching cardigans — as easy as a nightgown and robe.
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Her body was found, shoeless and wearing only a nightgown and red parka, in a rocky cove near Santa Catalina Island off the coast of Los Angeles on Nov. 29.
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She plays possum with surprisingly convincing commitment — going without blinking is among her many talents, apparently — and she survives the slaughter, emerging in a pristine white nightgown of symbolic purification.
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Suddenly, I saw that little girl at age one, wearing her tiny nightgown, sitting in the high chair, picking up Cheerios one at a time with her chubby little hand.
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Melanie Lynskey, looking perfectly haggard in a nightgown and robe, plays an upscale mother scrambling to stash her husband's freshly overdosed corpse before guests start arriving for her daughter's birthday party.
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After rushing upstairs, we found her in her nightgown, shaky on her skinny legs, looking in confusion at the contents of a spilled box of papers she had tried to lift.
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There are even two paintings that refer to therapy: "Transference Portrait of my Shrink in Her Starched Nightgown with My Face and Her Hair" and "Transference Portrait" (215 and 1996, respectively).
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That high lace collar is a little less "pagan goddess" and a little more "Victorian nightgown," but in the best possible way: It's sweetly prim and emphasizes Negga's long, severe lines.
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She put on a nightgown and was getting ready for bed in her apartment when he knocked on the door and, when she opened it, pushed his way inside, Sciorra said.
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For decades, Mr. Valeska has been chastised by higher courts for prosecutorial stunts like one that involved propping a bloody nightgown in a chair and addressing it as the murder victim.
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After doing something to the Prius — thereby creating a fix-it distraction for Ben — Sasha sneaks up to Becky's bathroom, slips into her nightgown, and steps into the bathroom where she died.
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Are you an Adora, in a satin nightgown toting around glass bottles with mysterious potions (mixed drinks, no poisons, please), or a Camille in all black, secretly taking notes the whole night?
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Mr. Packard frequently cuts to an aging couple watching a TV movie in their living room; in the film within this film, a young woman in a nightgown wanders tree-lined streets.
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During bail arguments, the lead prosecutor on the case, Wanda Perez-Maldonado, said Ms. Danner was dressed in a nightgown and initially refused to let the police and paramedics into her apartment.
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His mother was so proud when Darrel became assistant principal of Eunice High School in 1999 that even though she was gravely ill, she visited his office in her robe and nightgown.
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The award-winning pianist discovered his wife inside a bedroom closet, wearing a blood-soaked nightgown with cuts to her wrists and a puncture wound on her chest, the arrest record said.
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Unfortunately, by the time the cops saw me, they'd already cuffed my mother, who stood barefoot on our brick porch in her baby pink flannel nightgown, which was cut right below her knees.
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Instead of her royal, overtly feminine finery, her costume for much of the action is a nightgown, and we discover a crucial vulnerability when it is revealed that she has lost 17 children.
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Roberto Cavalli featured a bohemian amalgamation of color and print, Elie Saab went full-on Americana with star-printed robes, Vivetta presented botanical florals, and Alberta Ferretti paid homage to the classic nightgown.
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The fact that watching a videotape could make a nightgown-clad girl climb out of your television and bring about your death was really the final nail in the coffin for the technology.
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From the viral "Amazon nightgown" to the pull-on Levi's shoppers can't stop raving about, Amazon customers are always on top of the newest and best styles to buy on the retail giant.
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The R.Vivimos Long Sleeved Floral Midi Dress — dubbed the "Amazon nightgown" because of how comfy it is — has gone viral on Instagram thanks to a host of influencers who can't stop wearing it.
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Here's our evidence — and it's speculative, so bear with us while we put on our foil hats here: Duff shared a photo of herself wearing a fake pregnancy belly and a pale pink nightgown.
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There actually is a narrative: In the ever-warping alternate realities at play here, the woman in the nightgown is Bobby's older sister, who decades before had lost her brother somewhere at Universal Studios.
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These are wardrobe essentials with a consistent sensibility: a navy herringbone greatcoat in a wool-linen blend; trapeze blouses and nightgown dresses in washed cotton poplin; a candy-pink tent-dress with oversize pockets.
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Gillian Anderson, fresh off the return of "The X-Files," steps into Blanche's nightgown at the gorgeous new St. Ann's Warehouse, in Dumbo (starting previews April 23), with Ben Foster as her Stanley Kowalski.
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A neatly folded nightgown on a freshly made bed, a jacket left hanging behind a chair, or a half finished cup of tea; all refer to the daily routines of people we have never met.
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The actress tweeted a shot of her holding a knife and wearing a baby blue nightgown that looks just like the one Farrow wore in one of the most memorable scenes from the 1968 movie.
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When she performed on Saturday Night Live in March 2017, she was shrouded in what looked like an oversize antique lace nightgown, with matching headdress, because she wanted to look like a moth, she said.
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Peter Pan dads can swoop in to enjoy their kids, but straight women are stuck playing Wendy — the mature, grounded girl in a nightgown who's in love with Peter and in charge of her little brothers.
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She was on board her family yacht along with actors Robert Wagner (her husband) and Christopher Walken (as well as Captain Dennis Davern) and was found floating in the water the next day in her nightgown.
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Kennedy in bed waiting for them," according to some yellowed clips in The Washington Post morgue, "wearing a gray tweed coat over her pastel nightgown and a pair of thick white wool sox on her feet.
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She sometimes drove car pool with her nightgown on under her coat, and once sent her daughter Jacqueline to school with a braid on one side of her head and a pony tail on the other.
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A: It was a white cotton nightgown that had been given to me by my mother's cousin in Italy because I didn't really have anything of my grandmother's because she died when she was very young.
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Her giant eyes and brilliant smile light up the screen, and it's incredibly fun to watch her trail around in a peach silk nightgown and elaborate hat, making up lies in a surprisingly passable British accent.
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The next morning, after authorities recovered an inflatable dinghy that previously had been tied to the yacht, Wood's body was found in the water covered only in a burgundy nightgown, blue socks and a red down jacket.
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Wood who was 43 and said to have had a lifelong fear of drowning and dark water, was found dressed for bed in a long nightgown and socks, but wearing a red down jacket over her nightclothes.
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By season 3, however, the woman who once called Midge's nightgown "not thinning" is seemingly ready to follow in her daughter's footsteps — until you realize she's been going through her own journey of independence this whole time.
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I was wearing that nightgown and I did not have underwear underneath and he, as I was — as I was trying to get him off of me — Q: What were you trying to do to get him off?
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The "Bring Me to Life" video all leads to her, a figure somehow both Sally from The Nightmare Before Christmas and goth Ophelia in a nightgown, slipping from the ledge because a man has thrown open a window.
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When Ruth (Blythe Danner) goes out in the snow and boards a train in nothing but a coat and a nightgown, her daughter, Bridget (Hilary Swank), returns to Chicago from Los Angeles to confront Ruth's dementia with her family.
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On Tuesday, DeVine described items Simpson bought at a Walmart before the incident The list included things apparently for Carlie, such as child-sized khaki pants, a nightgown, a bikini, underwear, lipstick, nail polish and a child-sized camp chair.
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Fey's anecdote about donning her best nylon nightgown, mixing orange and cream sodas in a wine glass, and settling down to watch Carol Burnett on a Saturday night pretty much sums up the childhood experience of every variety-show geek.
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And one Gilmore Girls episode sees a just-awoken Paris in frumpy nightgown and frizzy hair, her face dotted with zit cream, staring in horror at a Rory who looks adorable in pink pajamas, with sleek hair and glowing skin.
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And Flavia Anyesi, 4, who stood in her crib at the Uganda Cancer Institute in pink and white hair beads matching her pink nightgown, was first sent to a dentist to have a tooth pulled, said her mother, Teopista Nafuna.
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Her father's father, Tatang (Tagalog for "father" — Talusan uses the Filipino vocabulary for kinship ties throughout), would arrive from the Philippines for an extended visit every spring and enter Grace's room at night, pulling her floral nightgown over her shoulders.
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On the whole, these photographs are quieter and more subdued than Thomas's in terms of color and composition — for example, Frasier's "Grandma Ruby Holding her Babies," a black-and-white photograph of an elderly woman in a nightgown holding dolls.
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But first-time writer-director Elizabeth Chomko imbues this one — about a family brought together after matriarch Ruth (Blythe Danner), with midstage Alzheimer's, wanders away in her nightgown in a wintry Chicago night — with a charming lived-in specificity that feels immediately real.
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All these events are grounded in pressures of color, so that in this last painting, "Reading in Bed" (2015), the livid pink of nightgown and elusive gray-green of floor shift tangibly into their shadowed states: a full-blooded coral hue and an earthy green.
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North — whose dark hair hangs loose in gorgeous curls — is barefoot and dressed in a pink nightgown covered in a lips pattern as she reaches out toward her little sister, who sits on the stairs next to North while wearing an adorable star-patterned footie pajama set.
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I know that I woke up, I'm not sure if I fainted or if I fell asleep or if I blacked out, but I woke up on the floor with my nightgown like kind of up and I didn't know if something else had happened, yeah.
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We found a throw on and go cashmere jumpsuit that's perfect for snuggling on the couch and wearing as an outfit, a nightgown style shirt that, when paired with tights, doubles as a dress and of course, classic track pants that have that effortless cool factor.
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She usually went to bed early, but if my grandfather or my aunt, who lived with them, was late coming home, she would sit by the window in her weird, see-through white nightgown, all her glamour forgotten, and wait until she saw the car in the driveway.
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But, that didn't stop the CW from heavily leaning into the subtext, framing tons of ads around the pair's final romantic boat ride and airing an episode 5 dream sequence where a sultry nightgown-wearing Cheryl is attacked by her zombie twin in the middle of the night.
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Here, the young queen climbs out of bed (flashing her shapely legs through her nightgown), looks longingly at a doll (childhood's over!), throws on a robe for a meeting with a couple of royal functionaries and then gambols down the halls of her palace with her pet spaniel.
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Withdrawing from her machines, she said, is part of a half-hour "transition to sleep" ritual that includes writing down the many things she is grateful for; dimming the lights; taking a warm bath in Epsom salts by flickering candlelight; and changing into a silk nightgown to greet sleep with respect.
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While Jaime's intentions in leaving Brienne to return to his sister Cersei were never fully clear, his departure left many fans outraged at the image of Brienne, one of Game of Thrones' strongest women, sobbing in a nightgown over the rake who took her innocence and then broke her heart.
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Some of the play's sexual frankness has been blunted by Iranian government censors — in a pivotal scene, Willy's mistress shows up in his hotel room wearing a hat and a belted red raincoat, rather than a nightgown — and its themes of striving and sacrifice seem distant from Rana and Emad's life.
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And then you wake up and cannot find the light switch, your 5 am-nightgown-coffee routine is watched on security cameras, news clips are filled with chatter about your attire, and every moment of your day has been scheduled by the handlers who now seem to know what's important for you.
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We took it to Squam Lake in New Hampshire, to a quarry in Vermont, to the Vermont Country Store in Weston, where the sight of a Lanz flannel nightgown of the sort I hadn't seen since 1977 inspired Jim to extract a promise from me that I would never own one of those.
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One of Cahn's most bracing images reworks the 19th-century realist painter Gustave Courbet's "L'Origine du Monde" ("The Origin of the World," 1866), a provocative picture that shows a reposing woman's naked genitals and spread-open legs; her robe or nightgown is pulled up, exposing her stomach and the lower part of her breasts.
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To wit: Family matriarch Ruth (Blythe Danner), who has middle-stage Alzheimer's, wanders into the street in just her nightgown one night, forcing a confrontation between her stubborn and curmudgeonly husband (Robert Forster) and their equally stubborn son (Michael Shannon) about whether to commit Ruth to a full-time facility, with their daughter (Hilary Swank) caught in the middle.
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Filled with the kind of things she didn't know she needed — cashmere socks, a jersey nightgown, an ember votive candle, a rose quartz geode, a journal, organic tea — it's a great solution if you're stumped to find a gift for the mom who already has everything, or the mother-in-law whose interests remain a mystery.
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On Tumblr, the platform du jour, there were photos of women, shoeless, in fields of flowers pouting lazily at the camera; women standing at windows in their underwear looking dreamily out onto a European street; there was even one photo making the rounds of a delicate, pale young woman in a white nightgown standing knee deep in Hurricane Sandy flood water.
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He would stop the car in the driveway and get out and grab his jacket and go in, pulling on the screen door, and there she would sit on the couch in front of the gray television screen, in her robe and her nightgown, her nicotine-stained fingers trembling, her mouth moving in the first tremblings of a smile, and Tiny would think, Lord, I love her.
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"This was where I put a piano in the elevator, dropped a coconut cake from my window and got into my nightgown to walk around the lobby of the Carlyle on a dare," said Megan McCarthy, who came to Finch from Atlanta and is now a realtor in Westchester County, N.Y. "When we turned 18, we took each other to the bar at the Carlyle for our first legal drinks," said Sarah Macyshyn, her classmate, who came to Finch from Greenwich, Conn.
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I was especially struck by a number owned by the French doctor Pierre Spitzner (whose collection is now at the University of Montpellier), which date to the second half of the 19th century: one was a wax automaton, featuring a Venus who "breathed," with a rising and falling chest; another is of a girl in an impeccably white nightgown undergoing a caesarean section, with four distinctly male hands prodding her revealed organs, bizarrely attached to no bodies — phantom hands, complete with white cuffs and the sleeves of black jackets to add an extra layer of eeriness.
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