My game is up and down like a new bride's nightie!
|
|
"I don't feel like I'm in my grandma's nightie," she said.
|
|
One clip of a pre-teenage girl in a nightie drew 6.5 million views.
|
|
It's dissembling that is about as convincing as the Wolf leering in granny's nightie.
|
|
Exhibit A: this Instagram photo of Rhaegar and Mr. Nightie, just hanging out like old boys.
|
|
On a busy day, opt for a billowy cotton nightie with plenty of room to move.
|
|
Rita Ora embraced the nightie vibe in her black loose-fitting, plunging dress witg thigh-high slits.
|
|
And what could be lazier — or, in fashion-girl speak, effortless — than stepping out in your nightie?
|
|
In the hospital they had her in a cheap nightie, purple with garish pink flowers, its neckline gaping.
|
|
"Get mean" appeared on a pink heart in Valentine red and "Give a damn" on an angelic nightie.
|
|
As her grandmother crumbled under the knife strikes, Heaven ran barefoot out the door, blood soaking her pink nightie.
|
|
Softened by raves and festivals, ravaged by psychedelic adventure, it had enjoyed a peaceful retirement as my wife's favorite nightie.
|
|
The ghostly image of a girl floats beneath the brackish waters of a public pond, her Victorian nightie floating around her.
|
|
Post-coitus, Spike returns from the bathroom, inexplicably wearing a frilly pink nightie, and discovers Hilary on her knees in prayer.
|
|
I never felt like that watching "Mad Men" or "The Americans," where every date, song, font or nightie had this rich purpose.
|
|
There was no compassion or understanding, and one morning I woke up to find a male patient with his hand up my nightie.
|
|
Away from my flammable nightie, my mum lit a candle she'd been saving for a special occasion, and began talking to people about Diana.
|
|
Though they may not be choosing the most sweat-wicking fabric available, you can't argue that these nightie-inspired styles have improved ventilation as compared to last week's look.
|
|
"On this record, I was embracing the femininity, embracing the things I really liked, embracing that you can still be powerful and strong and scary in a pink nightie," she said.
|
|
It was interesting to me how quickly sex became an afterthought; in a previous era there would have been endless gnashing of teeth about Miley wearing a nightie and grinding on Robin Thicke.
|
|
For her impromptu, starboard-side photo shoot, the singer dropped her shades, showing off a substantially sized diamond necklace, a wrist full of stacks of diamond bracelets and a white, lace-edged silk nightie.
|
|
Though the surprisingly tame horse-riding tapestry separates, the spliced leather 'n' lizard dresses, molded moto breastplates and sheer ruffled nightie gowns atop buttoned-up bodysuits that he put on the runway did not.
|
|
I wish I could go through life the way Ms. Novak prowls the stage: confidently, effortlessly and, more often than not, rocking a fly vintage nightie that would make Bettie Draper seethe with envy.
|
|
Then up the curtain went again, to reveal … a barefoot girl standing on a swing in an angelic silken nightie with a long blond braid trailing down her back and lacy sleeves like wings.
|
|
There's a subtle brag inherent in sprawling out harmlessly — tummy out, or t-shirt so oversized as to be a nightie — all the while knowing you could crack a walnut between your calf and hamstring.
|
|
She changed into a black trouser suit with a mint-green fur shoulder wrap to sing, and, after that, a green-and-black tiger-striped Dries Van Noten nightie dress to receive her Chart Achievement award.
|
|
" Sesali Bowen, Entertainment Writer and Yours Truly "Here's a little secret: after I got home to sort through my BFF treasures, I realized that the $12 lilac dress I'm wearing in these pictures is actually a nightie.
|
|
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.
|
|
Early in the evening, a (male) DJ named Felicita, who was dressed in a white, little girl nightie-dress and Doc Martens, staged a fake fight with someone from the audience wearing an "I'm with Felicita" T-shirt.
|
|
Despite its virginal reputation, the traditional nightie, with its airy tulip skirt, puckering and frills can also be incredibly sexy in a coy, strictly suggestive way — an idea that a handful of cool new brands and shops are embracing.
|
|
And as for those who seemed to have opted out, like Gisele Bündchen in pleated lamé, and Gwyneth Paltrow in some sort of Chloé nightie, not to mention the men who just wore the usual tux — they barely registered.
|
|
And learning details from the catalog about his life, like the tale of him attending a costume party dressed as an angel with wings, a pink flannel nightie and a halo, makes a definitive understanding of this work fruitless.
|
|
Zip-trimmed moto tops in gold duchess satin were paired with purple stirrup pants; peach silk nightie dresses came with jewel-encrusted panels; and a transparent degradé lozenge-like plastic jacket topped a hooded turtleneck (Hoods are turning into a thing).
|
|
Amy Lee, who most of you will recognise for hanging out of a very tall building in a nightie operatically asking someone to please bring her to life, has lent her vocals to twelve songs for an album titled Dream Too Much.
|
|
Caught at the outset wandering into a snowstorm in her coat and nightie, Ruth is retrieved to face her adult children and a teenage granddaughter, who have reluctantly gathered in the couple's Chicago home to fight about what is to be done.
|
|
Your partner may think you're equally as sexy in your college sweats as you are when decked out for a black-tie affair, but that doesn't mean they won't appreciate a little unexpected effort in the form of a sexy nightie or even just a new pair of underwear.
|
|
In the painting "A Matter of Life and Death (For Selma)" (2015), the artist appears three times, dashing up the stairs, hanging from the rafters, and wearing a semi-transparent nightie with yellow hearts sewn on the front, just like the one worn by the woman standing on the right.
|
|
It's very Jane Eyre in Thornfield Hall with Bertha Rochester ripping up her wedding veil, very Mia Wasikowska in Crimson Peak walking in on her husband having sex with his sister: here is our heroine, pale and fragile and dressed exclusively in a white nightie, and she is trapped in a dark and mysterious house of sexually perverse secrets; have fun.
|
|
Lisa, this is the last time I'm going to tell you: Get away from my newly doubled glazed windows; stop pissing on me; stop writing haunting, hellish messages on my newly painted walls (the landlord will go berserk); wipe the vomit off your mouth; get a new nightie; go to the opticians; get out of my video games; get out of my mind; and get out of my nightmares.
|
|
But they were all relatively sedate (even the nightie dress was long and not clingy.) The net effect was to make Rihanna look like a grown-up, an adjective that also applied to Adele, who wore a long-sleeved flower-festooned gown (which was the source of much Twitter speculation, though it turned out to be by Dolce & Gabbana) in her new video, which had its premiere during the awards.
|
|
Next, Yoncé rolled out this unforgettable blue Chanel-printed wig and navel-grazing crucifix chain from Kim's 2001 photoshoot with Manhattan File magazine: And then, here is that Bey in a sexy blue nightie-and-fur look from Lil' Kim's Today's Blackwoman Magazine in 2000: And, drumroll please...This is the moment we saw the Lemonade goddess go all the way there in a silver wig, neon green two-piece, and accompanying fur — a look we saw yet another music queen, Rihanna, give a little nod to at the 2015 iHeart Radio Music Awards: Oh, and that's not even all.
|
|
The show featured the song Nothing Naughty in a Nightie.
|
|
It's your last gasp before a winceyette nightie and teeth in a glass.
|
|
In 1920 Coyne was engaged by J. C. Williamson Ltd. to star in three American farcical comedies at The Criterion in Sydney, Australia: "His Lady Friends," "Nightie Nightie," and "Wedding Bells." He was in Australia for the better part of 1921 and early 1922.
|
|
Last modified on 21 January 2016. Retrieved on 5 June 2017. (in a "cut down nightie").
|
|
I'm sure a big winceyette nightie would be comfy for you but would he like you to come to bed wearing one?
|
|
The story of the film revolves around a cursed nightie which changes hands in a logical manner, not magically. The original owner of the nightie had experienced unfulfilled love, which ultimately led to a curse on it. A wannabe actress comes to Kolkata from a village in pursue of her career. She can cross all limits in order to become successful.
|
|
In the 1960s and 1970s, a new winceyette nightie and a boxed set of pink talc and bath cubes from Woolies were the ultimate in luxury.
|
|
She uses that nightie for seducing producers and she doesn't regret in what she is doing. The events that take place later form the climax of the story.
|
|
"We want people to realise that Jesus is not a wimp in a white nightie or someone who is a bit of a walkover, but a strong, revolutionary figure." American commentator George Will dismissed the campaign as "symptomatic of a silliness that respects no borders".Jesus as Che. Will, George F. The Washington Post.
|
|
Each movie included commentary and trivia facts from The Night Watchman and his sexy co-host, The Nightie Watchman, played by April Rose. Most segments were directed and produced by Paul Crossey with help from crews from local station WGN-TV. Segments were written by Michael 'Fin' Walter In 2010, Movie Underground was dropped from the fall lineup.
|
|
With Jackie M in financial trouble, Jackie convinced Pam to steal Forrester designs, promising Nick would return the favor with romance. Nick grimaced at first, but developed a genuine bond with Pam. After the Forresters saw their designs on Jackie M's runway and blamed Beverly, a new intern, Pam wanted to turn herself in. Pamput itching powder in Donna's nightie when Nick showed an interest in Donna.
|
|
In August 1989, Ethel meets a new love interest named Reggie Thompson (John Rutland). He invites her to go on a coach trip to Clacton for a dancing competition. Ethel is so excited that she shows Reggie a saucy nightie she has bought for the trip. When Dot, Marge Green (Pat Coombs) and Mo Butcher (Edna Doré) find out about the trip, they decide to go as well.
|
|
"Kael, Pauline (November 25, 1974). "The Current Cinema". The New Yorker. 183-184. Tom Milne of The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote, "The performances are sound enough, but it is difficult to feel much conviction when Trish Van Devere sports the same daintily besmirched white nightie throughout the eighteen odd years covered by the action, and when the jungle boy still moves and talks like a sullen Californian beach bum.
|
|
A nightgown, nightie or nightdress is a loosely hanging item of nightwear, today almost exclusively worn by women. A nightgown is made from cotton, silk, satin, or nylon and may be decorated with lace appliqués or embroidery at the bust and hem.Carroll (2010), p. 50 A nightgown may have any neckline, and may have sleeves of any type, or be sleeveless, and any shoulder strap or back style.
|
|
Mrs Doyle wears a helmet when clipping Jack's nails, as does everyone else in the room. Jack is usually in his chair, often sleeping, and is rarely active. In the episode "Escape from Victory", it emerges that Jack slept for 14 days straight after drinking a whole bottle of an alcoholic sleeping aid known as "Dreamy Sleepy Nightie Snoozy Snooze", which is banned in most European countries. When he has to be brought out of his chair, he usually has to be put in a wheelchair, which is generally pushed by someone else.
|
|
During a story meeting, Mann asked why her character was not given a dramatic storyline and the writers agreed that she should have one. Sheila's storyline was tied up with Chris Pappas's (James Mason) story. When Chris takes some sleeping tablets and leaves the house while sleepwalking, Sheila chases after him dressed only in a nightie, a dressing gown and a pair of Ugg boots. During the chase, Sheila is approached by Derek Blasko (John Jones) in his car and he tries to solicit her, which she dislikes.
|
|
When she arrives she sits at a table in her room, pulls out a bottle of wine and a gun, and begins talking to the spirit of Mary Alice. Bree asks her asking if she is happy after having killed herself who replies, "I'm not unhappy". Bree is ready to kill herself when Renee kicks in the door, mistakenly believing Bree is with Ben. After yelling, threatening to hit her and telling her she's "nothing more than a skank in a Nancy Reagan nightie", Renee notices the gun and the note.
|
|
Stan Ogden (Bernard Youens) is taken with a young woman in The Rovers Return Inn and buys her a drink, only for Dennis Tanner (Philip Lowrie) to step in when he recognises her – Rita Littlewood, a belly dancer who's appearing at the Viaduct Sporting Club. She can't find digs for the week and persuades a reluctant Dennis to let her sleep in his mother Elsie's (Pat Phoenix) bed while she's away. Dennis worries what people will say about Rita staying with him. Emily Nugent (Eileen Derbyshire) calls on Dennis about panto rehearsals and is shocked to see Rita in her nightie.
|
|
Milo Entwistle (Nathan Morris) visits D.S. Armstrong in prison, where D.S. Armstrong threatens to reveal Milo's secret unless he brings him Cindy's nightie. When Milo does deliver, D.S. Armstrong discovers that it is the wrong one, so he threatens Milo again, getting him to hack into the prison system and forge a document to get him released. After D.S. Armstrong is released, Cindy and Leela walk into Nightingale's restaurant and stand up to him. D.S. Armstrong falls for a trap set by Milo, and is later killed after being electrocuted by Christmas lights orchestrated by Milo.
|
|
Other guests included Presidents of Ireland, successive Archbishops of Armagh, minor members of the British Royal Family, politicians, actors and authors. The show had much to do in shaping the new Ireland that was emerging from the 1960s. Indeed, it was famously said by politician and Papal Knight, Oliver J. Flanagan that, "there was no sex in Ireland until Teilifís Éireann went on the air". Bishop of Galway Michael Browne called him "a purveyor of filth" after he asked a woman what colour nightie she wore on her wedding night and she had replied that she believed she'd worn nothing.
|
|
A mysterious killer is attacking women associated with a blackmail conspiracy. The deranged murderer, wearing surgical gloves, kills his victims by paralyzing them with a needle and then slicing open their bellies with a knife (in the same way tarantulas are killed by the black wasp or spider wasp). The victims are conscious and can feel the pain, but they are unable to move, resist or scream. One victim (Barbara Bouchet) is wearing a yellow nightie when she is killed, an obvious nod to the giallo covers of the lurid Italian murder mysteries on which the films were based.
|
|
He discovers that Nick has just died. While paying condolences to Fr. Niall Haverty, Ted observes the expensive coffin that Niall bought for Nick, as well as a pair of fake hands and a remote-controlled wheelchair, and causes these as impulse buys that would only be of use in a "completely ludicrous situation". Ted later finds that Jack has been asleep for 14 days, which is unusual for Jack, and is alarmed to find out that Jack drank the entire bottle of "Dreamy Sleepy Nightie Snoozy Snooze". On the day of the match, Jack still has not woken up.
|
|
A Devant gig was an unforgettable theatrical experience, incorporating stage magic with cardboard props, manipulated by the 'spectral roadies', Iceman and Cocky Young'un. The Vessel might be fired from a cannon, levitated or sawn in half, and the climax of every show was the appearance of the Spirit Wife, who manifested herself in the form of a Victorian lace nightie waved on a long pole. The band won a fanatically loyal following and positive, though sometimes bemused, reviews. Caroline Sullivan described a 1996 show in the Guardian: 'Led by a quiffed and moustachioed waif called the Vessel, they offer penny-dreadful glam rock augmented by a host of special effects.
|
|
Nightie with loose bustline A bustline is an arbitrary line encircling the fullest part of the bust or body circumference at the bust.Merriam-Webster It is a body measurement which measures the circumference of a woman's torso at the level of the breasts. It is measured by keeping a measuring tape horizontal and wrapping it around the body so that it goes over the nipples and under the arms. In relation to a woman's garment, the bustline is the outline or shape of a woman's bust, or the part of the garment which covers the breasts, such as a dress with a fitted bustline.Dictionary.
|
|
He was enrolled from 1872 to 1874 at the Academy of Fine Arts, Prague and from 1875 to 1879 at the Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna, where he studied with his countryman, Josef Matyáš Trenkwald. He remained in Vienna until 1887, although he was not an active participant in the local artistic community. At that time, he became a teacher at the Academy in Prague and was named a Professor there in 1896 Pirner's usual themes were classical mythology (such as his Medusa (1891) and Hecate (or Hekate) (1901)) and the macabre (such as Sleepwalker (or Girl in Her Nightie Walks on the Window-Ledge) (1878), Daemon Love (1893), and Allegory of Death (1895)). Pirner completed a number of sketches of female figures, many of them nudes.
|
|
The Late Late Show has been involved in a number of controversies since first being broadcast on TV in July 1962, particularly during Gay Byrne's tenure, with the "Bishop and the Nightie Affair" in 1966 and a 1985 interview with a pair of lesbian former nuns which led to protesters picketing the studio with hymns and rosary beads after a High Court case during which there were calls for the chat show to be outlawed over fears it would "greatly undermine Christian moral values" and "the respect of the general public for nuns". Notorious incidents during Pat Kenny's tenure included a satanic dance troupe performance and the tearing up of two tickets for The Late Late Toy Show live on air. The first sex scandal on Irish TV surrounded a sketch-drawing advert for Bri-Nylon underwear, involving a "lewd and lascivious" cartoon of Antony and Cleopatra. Wesley Burroughs received a dressing down from RTÉ authorities after it became apparent actress Biddy White Lennon, who portrayed the character Maggie Riordan, was becoming increasingly more pregnant looking every week on The Riordans, an RTÉ soap opera he wrote for.
|
|
After training in night interception operations in Hawaii, The squadron was deployed to the South Pacific Area and began combat operations in February 1943 from Carney Airfield, Guadalcanal, in an attempt to intercept high-flying Japanese night raiders. The P-70s, however didn't have the speed to intercept the Japanese Mitsubishi A6M Zero, and two Lockheed P-38F Lightnings equipped with radar as single seat night fighters were assigned to the squadron to curb the activities of "Bedcheck Charlie", a Japanese aircraft flying nuisance sorties over Gualdacanal at night.Pape, Campbell & Campbell 6th Night Fighter Squadron P-61 at a rough airfield somewhere in the Pacific, 1944 "Nightie Mission" P-61A-1-NO 42-5526 Pictured being fueled and armed on East Field, Saipan, Mariana Islands, 1944 On 20/21 March 1943, Detachment B's P-70s failed to stop Japanese night bombers from damaging fifteen of the 307th Bombardment Group's Consolidated B-24 Liberators and five of the 5th Bombardment Group's Boeing B-17 Flying Fortresses on the ground at Henderson Field on Guadalcanal. Eight months later, in November, enemy night bombers sank one and damaged three Allied ships at Bougainville Island.
|
|