That's the number one piece of clothing that I have.
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They're perhaps the most utilitarian piece of clothing out there.
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Every piece of clothing and every blanket has been washed.
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What's one piece of clothing you always feel confident wearing?
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SO, WHY ALL THE FUSS about this piece of clothing?
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What have been your experiences with this piece of clothing?
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Name a more divisive piece of clothing than an Ugg boot.
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Every ADAY piece of clothing features a host of novel material properties.
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Would you ever wear a piece of clothing covered with your face?
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He hesitantly picked up a piece of clothing and asked the price.
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Kitten heels are the prime example of a polarizing piece of clothing.
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What's the most meaningful piece of clothing or jewelry in your collection?
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Would you wear a piece of clothing with a uterus on it?
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His hook snagged a piece of clothing, and then another, and another.
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That's a lot of hope to place in one piece of clothing.
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You can't give a piece of clothing a gender; it's literally just clothes.
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What piece of clothing would you like to see the two stars share?
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For being a simple piece of clothing, hoodies have quite the contentious history.
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There's something that happens when I put on a beautiful piece of clothing.
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They begin to root around, and Jassim draws out a piece of clothing.
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Maisie Williams said she took a piece of clothing from Arya Stark's wardrobe.
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Check. Can the second word in ALL phrases denote a piece of clothing?
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A piece of clothing that doesn't make me any less able than my colleagues.
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Name a piece of clothing more versatile than a pair of leggings — we'll wait.
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"Not one piece of clothing in the video cost more than $17," he said.
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No piece of clothing or accessory is too daring, too out there, too fashun.
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For many, it will be the most expensive piece of clothing they'll ever own.
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You might also note that Clark also wearing a very peculiar piece of clothing.
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Check. Do ALL phrases regularly denote something that is not a piece of clothing?
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So, when she likes a piece of clothing, I know she really likes it.
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Arleen stuffed a piece of clothing into the window hole and hung ivory curtains.
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I don't think I've bought a piece of clothing retail in, like, 15 years.
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Remember, finding joy in a piece of clothing doesn't just mean you think it's beautiful.
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Paint can be mixed to match to a swatch of material or piece of clothing.
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One piece of clothing that's downright easy to figure out and looks good on everyone?
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"(The father) smothered him with a piece of clothing that was in the car," Det.
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For me, no piece of clothing embodies this principle better than the oversized button up.
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The one that she says is the last piece of clothing she will ever buy.
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You know that piece of clothing you are convinced will never go out of style?
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"Wearing a functional piece of clothing in a nonfunctional environment turns heads," Mr. Levy said.
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"I've never actually bought a piece of clothing specifically for an inauguration," Ms. Katz said.
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There are probably five pairs of scissors in her room; she cuts every piece of clothing.
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But there's one piece of clothing SpongeBob SquarePants has never stepped out in: regular, long pants.
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Is there one piece of clothing in your closet that you think perfectly encapsulates that aesthetic?
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The iconic piece of clothing is now the most expensive sweater ever auctioned, The Guardian reports.
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I only buy new clothes to replace a piece of clothing that went out of commission.
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On their own, Hong Kong tailors will produce a standard version of any piece of clothing.
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"Each piece of clothing carries the story of the person that wore it," said Díaz-Perera.
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"With every piece of clothing I took off, the more I got my life back," she wrote.
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This dress worn by Marilyn Monroe is the most expensive piece of clothing ever sold at auction.
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What's the point if I'll be stopped from actually doing anything because of a piece of clothing?
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WATCH: Elle Fanning Describes the One Piece of Clothing She Can't Live Without: Her Dr. Seuss PJs!
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If you're looking at shopping results, you can preview a piece of clothing with your existing wardrobe.
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Cher is wishing she could "turn back time" in order to find her favorite piece of clothing.
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Basically, I was buying variations of the same piece of clothing, over, and over, and over again.
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Do you remember the first piece of clothing you owned that make you feel a little superhuman?
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This is one piece of clothing I believe deserves a space right next to my trusty LBD.
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Just not without a fight and multiple tries—which is pretty impressive for a piece of clothing.
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Is there a more comfortable and versatile piece of clothing than a really good pair of sweatpants?
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This may be weird, but when I like a piece of clothing, I buy it in multiples.
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But, I could take one piece of clothing I see her wearing and wear it my own way.
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Yet, tiny also means easy to lose, and I forgot it on a piece of clothing many times.
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Putting on a piece of eyewear should be just as important as putting on a piece of clothing.
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It also helps you spot them, if you see a dark mosquito on a light piece of clothing.
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Check out the one piece of clothing Yannetta says every professional should invest in Video by Nathan Bickell.
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From the top of her head to her toes, every piece of clothing featured the signature Steelers logo.
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Even though the T-shirt is a very basic piece of clothing, some are just better than others.
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Purchasing a less expensive piece of clothing and getting it fitted is one of Eklund's favorite style hacks.
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High-waisted with pleated, loosely tapered legs, they're the last piece of clothing I'd choose to buy online.
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Things that only I knew were there," he continues, stitching Alma's name into a piece of clothing. "Secrets.
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Before you examine an item closely or try on a piece of clothing, consider glancing at the price tag.
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This curve-complimenting, neck-lengthening, waist-trimming garment has accomplished more for women than any other piece of clothing.
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There'll even been a countdown and notification for when the return window is closing for each piece of clothing.
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If there's one piece of clothing most Fashion People™ bought this year, it was the gray plaid blazer.
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If we're being generous, that means each piece of clothing gets worn around 20 times before it becomes trash.
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More importantly, she answered my biggest question: What is the one piece of clothing every professional should invest in?
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But the jersey, a piece of clothing that a human wore for a few hours, was finally—FINALLY—located.
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According to her account, the manager told her she needed to put on another piece of clothing or leave.
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This is one piece of clothing you don't want to and shouldn't have to think about throughout the day.
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Once it has learned the style, it can transform an existing piece of clothing to fit in that style.
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One major upside: Since enlisting, I've purchased only one piece of clothing, a dress I initially rented through Unlimited.
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If a piece of clothing costs you $33, that means the person who made it was paid 23 cents.
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BBC, can we start an online story for viewers to directly purchase every sensational piece of clothing that Elle wears?
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O6 can be mounted to your steering wheel, clipped to a piece of clothing, or placed flat on the table.
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Selecting one bundle of items to rent will be just like renting one piece of clothing, according to the company.
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It's a huge part of the overall integrity of a piece of clothing and it's really important to our process.
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When a piece of clothing has any sort of long string or tie, it's our instinct to tie it up.
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She reaches high into her closet for a piece of clothing and squeezes water from it like a soaked sponge.
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Seventy-five percent of the environmental impact from a piece of clothing comes from the choices a designer has made.
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Underwear is one piece of clothing you wear every single day (hopefully) so it's important to invest in good pairs.
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Sure, it's not a piece of clothing, but aren't apps an important part of developing and maintaining our current personal style?
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Ever since that "activewear, activewear" song came out, actually wearing the piece of clothing has surely become a source of embarrassment.
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The fixed size is intentional and designed to hold individual items — a piece of clothing, a single cosmetic, some tennis balls.
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How has this particular piece of clothing not only survived, but experienced a massive growth in popularity over the past decade?
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A new feature, called Shop Your Looks, will suggest items that "go" with a piece of clothing bought through Stitch Fix.
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He revealed the most expensive piece of clothing he owns is a $75,000 jacket that he basically bought on a whim.
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This almost looks like a romper, a piece of clothing that's had a huge resurgence over the last couple of years.
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I would have gladly paid more, and would gladly pay more again, for a really nice piece of clothing like that.
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It takes so much time to wait for the wash to finish, and then to hang up every piece of clothing outside.
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British bride Dawn Winfield-Hunt didn't want wearing her wedding dress to only be a once-in-a-lifetime piece of clothing.
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Every piece of clothing I tried on led to me watching for any lump or bump that might protrude the "wrong" way.
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It sounds a bit weird, but let's be honest, it's not the most embarrassing piece of clothing that could go up there.
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You know that feeling when you buy a new piece of clothing and you just can't stop wearing it all the time?
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There was nary a jacket, shoe, or any other piece of clothing she could wear without an onslaught of questions and critique.
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In a best case scenario losses might be limited to some cheap toiletries, a book or an easily replaceable piece of clothing.
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Before I buy any piece of clothing or accessory, I like to know a little bit about where and how it's made.
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One who "Gives a darn?" could be someone who cares, but they could also be someone who MENDS a piece of clothing.
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For soldiers to make use of the fabric's extra protection, his team now needs to make it function as a piece of clothing.
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My primary goal during my shopping adventure was to find a piece of clothing that would protect me from the harsh Sydney wind.
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The first step was making the invisible visible: boldly sporting the corset as a piece of clothing rather than as a shaping underlayer.
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Graffiti makes up one part of it, but there are always other elements—an interesting building, a model, or a piece of clothing.
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I knew it was only a piece of clothing, but it felt like a step away from my past and toward something unfamiliar.
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You probably have a similarly comforting piece of clothing in your closet, something soft and bulky to disappear into on deep gray days.
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Guests in NYC can also bring in letters, stuffed animals, or a specified piece of clothing from their ex for their free Whopper.
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A warm and weatherproof jacket is the most important piece of clothing you can invest in for cold, rainy, and snowy winter days.
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In it, there was a series of pictures of a female high jumper who took off another piece of clothing in each frame.
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The newest version of this golden oldie involves a piece of clothing tied to the wiper blades and women being grabbed by human traffickers.
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Now, when we say layering, we don't mean like that episode of Friends when Joey puts on every single piece of clothing Chandler owns.
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But for one, "research shows that on average, a piece of clothing is worn just seven times before it's discarded," the press release reads.
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They may seem unintuitive — a piece of clothing created to keep you toasty in the coldest months has a gaping hole in the back?
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She even had the idea of placing a piece of clothing that smelled of Gaylord on the property as a way to attract Madison.
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While hyper-coordinating may not be part of their fashion M.O., you'll see they're pros at giving any piece of clothing their signature touch.
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The next time you fall in love with a piece of clothing, consider how investing in tailoring will make you cherish it for longer.
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We're all celebrities, because everyone wants to put on a piece of clothing that makes you feel good and makes you excited about life.
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I thrive on scouring racks for a one-of-a-kind piece of clothing that fits just right, and better yet, is extremely affordable.
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I've been steadily adding to the collection for years, but I've never before found an owl piece of clothing that's stylish without being creepy.
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"Every piece of clothing has its own 'sweet spot' where it feels just right — a folded state that best suits that item," she writes.
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When Business Insider stopped by, a man was using the station to first wash a piece of clothing and then to wash his hands.
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While you want to travel light, a part of you wants to carry every single piece of clothing and accessory that your baby owns.
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I quickly ran through a mental catalog of every piece of clothing I owned to figure out which outfit I should wear for the interview.
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That one piece of clothing, or one look, they can return to time and time again and always trust in to make a major statement.
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Although he donned a traditional black suit for his wedding ceremony to Angela Akins, Garcia changed into the prize piece of clothing for his reception.
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Jane Fonda wore her red Elie Saab gown from 2014 to this year's Academy Awards after vowing never to buy another piece of clothing again.
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They were paid about 5 reals ($1.30) for each piece of clothing made, some of which was sold for about 700 reals ($182), it said.
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A companion app was supposed to be able to track every piece of clothing that went through Laundroid, and categorize the clothes by household member.
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After all, nothing says "bae belongs to me" quite like swaddling yourself in a beloved piece of clothing stolen out of your S.O.'s wardrobe.
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A companion app will keep track of every piece of clothing analyzed by the Laundroid, and let users categorize clothes by household member or item.
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The design is no-frills, but I guess that makes sense for a bra meant to be worn under the most basic piece of clothing.
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I would scroll through Instagram and be immediately enamored with a piece of clothing, only to then find out it wasn't offered in my size.
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Ripa recently returned from her 20th anniversary vacation with husband Mark Consuelos, for which she packed one very important piece of clothing — her wedding dress!
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Top if off with a blazer There's a reason a fitted and well-made blazer is the piece of clothing every professional should invest in.
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The company's core product, RTR Reserve, lets customers rent one piece of clothing for four to eight days with prices starting at $30 per garment.
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Whereas if I am trying to sell a piece of clothing and I'm a social influencer, you follow me because you're inspired by my style.
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Typically, Nedorost says, a piece of clothing wouldn't use both formaldehyde-releasing resins and disperse dyes because they are used on different kinds of fabrics.
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A pair of leggings that allow us to effortlessly transition from running errands to running a 5K is a clutch go-to piece of clothing.
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Her face and upper body are sheathed in piece of clothing (what looks like a girl's strapless dress), but she is naked from the waist down.
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Apparently, for Lopez, a good piece of clothing is just like a good song, "it takes you back to that period in your life," she explains.
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And my butt, cold as arctic ice, hanging out of what must be the most humiliating piece of clothing ever made, the backless, green hospital gown.
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Each piece of clothing costs between $12 and $36, which is far less than similar items at many stores, including Gap Kids, Lands End, and L.L.Bean.
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The smart tag is encrypted and collects product usage, location, and time — essentially what piece of clothing you're wearing and the given location you're wearing it.
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For the first two years, the designer made each piece of clothing on a sewing machine at her home, before finding her first manufacturer in Malaysia.
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The smart aspect of the Oliso TG1600 occurs when you let go of the iron, such as when you go to grab another piece of clothing.
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He then saw another man with a bullet lodged in his leg, and Mr. Burbano used another piece of clothing to try to stem his bleeding.
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Leggings would become a rare sight until the mid-aughts, when they became less of a must-have and more of a controversial piece of clothing.
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Having (briefly) forgotten its stain-resistant properties, I was quick to lament my clumsiness, convinced that I had ruined an otherwise perfectly good piece of clothing.
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That alone moved me, and the puzzle is a challenge to boot, because you have to try to remember to take that piece of clothing off.
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However, if she had to ditch all of her luggage and only bring one piece of clothing on her trip, she'd go for a festival-ready dress.
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However, when Ellen DeGeneres asked the actor about the sartorial decision on her show, he admitted that the piece of clothing wasn't what he thought it was.
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It's not just that it's a really comfortable and attractive piece of clothing, from a company whose jeans I wear pretty much every day of my life.
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Surrounded by makeshift stalls, some adorned with tinsel, Beckley said she could only afford one piece of clothing to give each of her two children for Christmas.
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With street style photographers aplenty, there was no hiding and no changing — just us, in a piece of clothing we thought we'd never be caught dead in.
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So, there might be a piece of clothing in front of you, but that clothing comes from textiles that need to be made in a certain way.
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Spending that much on one piece of clothing may seem like a lot, especially if you're a millennial who's still dealing with college debt, like I am.
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To feel confident enough to post a picture of your body, to wear a certain piece of clothing, to speak out in a group; it's bloody wonderful.
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"More than a modest premium" on price That's not exactly the dream of touch-sensitive, computerized clothing that you can treat like any other piece of clothing.
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Southwest Airlines just went above and beyond for one of their passengers who forgot a very important piece of clothing in her luggage during a recent flight.
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The idea of a piece of clothing that can help someone stand up, carry groceries, and get out of the house is appealing anywhere, but especially there.
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When a piece of clothing is so ubiquitous, though, it takes something really special to stand-out — and we've found one pair that's a pretty hot commodity.
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But, as a piece of clothing becomes so ubiquitous, there's a pretty good chance you'll see a handful of other people wearing the same exact same ones.
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So it doesn't seem that logical, much less financially possible, to meticulously ensure every piece of clothing reflects my current weight and shape at any given time.
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The burkini is a wonderful piece of clothing because it allows observant Muslim women to go swimming, to cool off, to have fun, like any other person.
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Described as Ministry of Supply's go-to shirt (and mine as well), this remarkable piece of clothing is machine-washable, moisture-wicking, wrinkle-resistant, and shockingly comfortable.
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And though that's obviously cause for celebration, it doesn't mean you need to bring any and every piece of clothing in your closet along for the ride.
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The fit and style of a piece of clothing might help them feel equal to the people they pass by on the street, or compliment their personality.
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As a photographer, I start with everything in the image but remove things I feel are unnecessary to achieve the purest expression of that piece of clothing.
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Even the modest settings — a floral cushion here, a scattered piece of clothing or unmade bed there — give us a sense of the texture of these lives.
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If you think that sounds like a dubious plan to get women to post photos of themselves posing without that piece of clothing, you are not alone.
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She performed on several variety shows, including an online series called "Let Go of That Piece of Clothing," before she was invited to join Acrush in September.
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Since then the white suit, either as a whole or simply as a white garment, has come to symbolize something greater than merely a piece of clothing.
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The animators create the characters, and the visual effects team adds computer simulations, like weather effects or how a piece of clothing will drape over a character.
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"[She] would sit on her bed and she had this big metal wastebasket and she would have her secretary get a piece of clothing from someone who had vexed her, crossed her in her view, and she would take this piece of clothing and she would mumble incoherently and she would then set it on fire and hold it over this metal wastebasket," Hyman explains in one video.
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Four years ago, I spent $40 to get this coat tailored to fit my narrow shoulders, the most I had ever spent on a single piece of clothing.
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Once you've gone through every piece of clothing in your closet, take yourself on a date or something, because it wasn't easy and you'd been dreading it forever!
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You've got to tell the story about going into a dressing room when you have anxiety about your body and that piece of clothing may not necessarily fit.
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But instead of cursing every piece of clothing in your closet before pulling your strands into a low bun yet again, we suggest you try a new approach.
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Whether it's political, tongue-in-cheek, or just straight-up hilarious, there isn't a better conversation starter than a piece of clothing that says what we're all thinking.
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And then Bertie will get into some horrible mess, and the price of Jeeves getting him out of it will be giving up this horrible piece of clothing.
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In an average piece of clothing, "if the stitch is a few millimeters off but it's a straight line, it's fine," says Daydream View product manager Sandeep Waraich.
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Most reviews have a friendly, chatty tone, and there is something charming about seeing the same piece of clothing on women of different ages, races, shapes, and sizes.
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While in isolation in October, she tried again to kill herself — by choking herself on a piece of clothing, according to a support network member — before guards intervened.
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"The hoodie is an iconic and recognizable piece of clothing, but to wear one with unthinking confidence tends to be inextricably tied up with privilege," Ms. Stoppard said.
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It doesn&apost look like straightforward gym attire, so I can wear it all day, and when I can multi-purpose a piece of clothing, I am sold.
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It's a piece of clothing I'd be okay wearing almost every day, with functions that don't profess to have a groundbreaking impact on your health or your well-being.
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Moreso of haute couture than ready-to-wear (and especially fast-fashion), it's easy to let the price tag of a piece of clothing distract you from its artistry.
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Varsity Brands, the justices will have to examine if, and how, parts of a piece of clothing can have copyright protection, such as stripes and patterns on cheerleading uniforms.
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That's why, this August, we're turning to dresses, jumpsuits, and, sorry not sorry, bike shorts (in this heat, we'll take any piece of clothing made of sweat-wicking fabric).
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Shop the Look: Pinterest will pull up items that match or closely resemble those in an outfit, as well as suggestions of how to wear a piece of clothing.
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In various Pyer Moss designs, one can see a square of fabric stitched to the back of a piece of clothing, a kind of phantom homage to this memory.
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So I started naming each piece of clothing a silly name, like 'bingle-bongle' for a sock, and she thought it was hilarious and immediately let me dress her.
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Every time you realize you don't want or need a piece of clothing anymore, throw it in there, and whenever the basket is full, take it to the donation center.
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If you're near the New York restaurant taking part, you can go one step further by swapping old letters, stuffed animals, or a piece of clothing for a burger instead.
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As part of her protests, Fonda has sworn that her red coat, which she wears to every Fire Drill Friday, is the last piece of clothing she will ever buy.
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Basically, if the timeless style of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and the international diplomacy of Jimmy Carter could be synthesized into a piece of clothing, it would be these three dresses.
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Holliday's followers quickly began calling out the brand for creating a piece of clothing with that message to begin with and Revolve for putting it on a sample size model.
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The used version was just as warm and comfortable as the new one, and I like knowing that I'm helping to keep a piece of clothing out of a landfill.
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It usually takes her up to 20 minutes to iron a single piece of clothing, moving her leg back and forth several times to ensure the garment is crease-free.
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The choice to put the kid in the picture must count as a modest political act, given the rich absurdity of the codes pertaining to a harmless piece of clothing.
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Because the kimono is a heavy, expensive, and delicate piece of clothing, the garments are typically worn today in Japan during formal occasions only, and with a sense of pride.
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Her choice was criticized by Nicky Morgan, a Conservative member of Parliament, who said she had never spent that much on a piece of clothing apart from her wedding dress.
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Let&aposs just say this: Changing every piece of clothing a baby is wearing as well as the sheets of the crib because they&aposre soaked through is not fun.
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Plus, if you think about it, any piece of clothing that covers your skin with thick enough fabric is likely protecting that skin from mosquito bites — with or without added repellant.
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Just like how a set of buttons can make or break the style of a piece of clothing, the hardware makes a huge difference to the overall look of your furniture.
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"But the best part about me and her is that we can be drawn to the same piece of clothing or shoes but we just wear them completely differently," she adds.
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The film legend, who was arrested five times last year while peacefully protesting for action on climate change, has sworn that she will never buy a new piece of clothing again.
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HK and other smartphone makers will begin integrating artificial intelligence into devices so that users can pull up reviews for a piece of clothing by holding their cameras up to it.
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Like, because they make small quantities of each item, if every piece of clothing they made was something that a lot of people liked, people would buy all of the clothing.
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In another clip, it looks like Lil' Kim tries to have Henry communicate with Notorious B.I.G. by providing him with a piece of clothing that used to belong to the rapper.
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And though she has a few suggestions for West himself when it comes to fashion (like "stop wearing fur"), she has one piece of clothing in particular reserved for Mrs. West.
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"It's the first piece of clothing Helmut has designed in a decade," Mr. Lee said, referring to Helmut Lang, who retired from fashion in 2005 and is now a visual artist.
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As people who love clothes, we think there are few better feelings than the one you get when you score an amazing piece of clothing you know no one else has.
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A day goes by, and the clerk, who stays all night, offers the woman every piece of clothing in the store, then buys her clothes from another boutique to try on.
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The collective confidence and curation skills of these two boys showed in every piece of clothing: the brands they chose, the way their sneakers were tied, how their socks were worn.
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"It's actually quite common to have a couple wearing the same fabrics," she said, because women buy fabric in bulk and use it to make more than one piece of clothing.
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And though you'll have to wait a bit for it to ship, really, that's just a small price to pay for a piece of clothing that's received the Beyoncé stamp-of-approval.
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And while it may not be the most practical piece of clothing (I'd call this a curb-to-club kind of look), like most other items Jenner wears, it created a frenzy.
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The skirt has been through too much to simply be a piece of clothing, and, for some reason, women have been through too much to be able to wear it without comment.
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Growing up, I was taught a printed dress was the most versatile and essential piece of clothing, and with the right accessories, it could take you from a tailgate to the theatre.
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LONDON — Students at London's Royal College of Art have designed an innovative piece of clothing for refugees displaced across Europe: a coat that doubles up as a tent or a sleeping bag.
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For years, the team had focused on "closed context" cases, massacres that took place in villages where witnesses could help identify bodies through dental work, childhood fractures, a distinctive piece of clothing.
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Now there were no assistant directors trying to cajole me into sitting on their laps, no groups of men standing around to assess how I looked in a particular piece of clothing.
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The highly anticipated third season of The Crown premiered on Sunday, and royal fashion fans may have noticed a familiar piece of clothing in one of the episodes — Prince George's winter coat!
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True allergies, as they're known, happen when the immune system overreacts very quickly and in a specific way to a foreign substance harmless to us, whether it's food or a piece of clothing.
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With a fire ablaze, the From Not to Hot star explains to Big Mike and her daughters that she is ridding of her old, unhealthy lifestyle — one piece of clothing at a time.
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We all have that piece of clothing in our closet that we would wear every single day for the rest of our lives if it was even remotely socially acceptable to do so.
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You need to clip each piece of clothing onto the machine's integrated rack, which can only hold about 15 to 20 pieces—so you can expect to have to refill it multiple times.
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If oil were a manufactured commodity, such as a computer chip or a piece of clothing, a drop in profitability would logically lead to less production, but oil is not a manufactured good.
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In one series, she removed one piece of clothing at a time as if playing strip poker with herself, until she was fully nude, then superimposed a stocking like a wayward body veil.
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While it's obviously more important that they help improve your form and keep you dry, this is ultimately a piece of clothing, so they should look good outside of the gym as well.
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I found my favorite-ever piece of clothing at Ritual Vintage (377 Broome Street) in the summer of 2014: high-waisted, '26s purple silk Issey Miyake pants (they never fail to get compliments).
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Cesar Villalba, 31, a designer at Coach who bikes six miles to his office in Hudson Yards from Williamsburg, Brooklyn, finds versatility in an unexpectedly quotidian piece of clothing: a button-down shirt.
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"It rarely happens that one piece of clothing gives me the inspiration for a whole collection but this time it was an old T-shirt of my mum's from the 1980s," Hoschek said.
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Buying a piece of clothing that gets better with time isn't new, obviously, as leather boots and other animal skin clothing tends to take some time to break in before it even fits right.
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It's important to me to make sure that, as best I can with every piece of clothing in this collection, that a woman will only feel better about herself when they put it on.
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One of Nouri's friends had to wait months to be paid in trade because the designer couldn't schedule a time for her to come by the studio to pick out a piece of clothing.
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A button jar, on the other hand, is a source of considerable happiness, as is using a much-loved piece of clothing as a duster or a rag: a vestimentary version of organ transplanting.
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A trauma-informed approach to interviewing victims can lead to clues that can make up for gaps in a victim's memory, perhaps a piece of clothing or a detail about the setting, Powers said.
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Ren was tasked with setting up a chemical factory to make textile fibers in northeast China, part of the communist government's plans to ensure every citizen had at least one decent piece of clothing.
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Hours later, alone in the pen, Mr. Feliciano twisted a piece of clothing into a noose and tried to hang himself from a U-shaped piece of metal bolted to the ceiling above a toilet.
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Every so often, a piece of clothing makes its way into our closets that we can't believe we never had before — first, it was the Orolay coat, then it was Tempt Me's flattering one-piece swimsuit.
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You can call it a breastplate if you like, but it began as a bustier—Vargas girl lingerie decked out in stars and stripes, a piece of clothing that gives new meaning to suspension of disbelief.
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When the piece is totally finished, you can either  pull it out of the hoop to sew it onto a pillow or a piece of clothing, or you can frame the whole piece of fabric.
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Not that the subterranian alternative is much better: There is literally not a single piece of clothing that can make 90-degree, completely breezeless weather in a concrete subway bunker any better than being above ground.
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While Google did manage to fulfill its promise in weaving tech into a piece of clothing, similarly to what it demoed two years ago, it still couldn't fully deliver its vision without a separate piece of hardware.
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Most of us have resigned ourselves to the fact that getting anything custom-made to perfectly fit our body is a pipe dream on par with aspiring to wear any piece of clothing that's ever touched Beyoncé.
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The choice of garment wasn't random: Biden started her company with hoodies not only because of its past association with the labor movement and social justice, but also because it's a piece of clothing that's universally accessible.
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But others will clip moments where she stands up, or walks away, or some piece of clothing slips and shows more skin than usual—and when those get clipped and uploaded to YouTube, she's upset by it.
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Discussing Season 2, Kanye highlighted sweatshirts as a critical piece of clothing, almost like blue jeans in their ubiquity and utility; their familiarity is the democratizing element that makes what some might call the "avant-garde" approachable.
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He mounted the hood of a sweatshirt lopped off from its body, like a mask or a trophy, in 1993 — 20 years before that piece of clothing became a charged symbol of a reignited civil rights movement.
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Then he tried to hang himself from a pipe with a piece of clothing, as several guards stood by without intervening for seven minutes, watching him periodically on a closed circuit television camera, the two people said.
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But there is still an inherent tragedy to a now-unusable piece of clothing that is made irrelevant not by the ebbs and flows of fashion trends but by documents compiled by a 74-year-old lawyer.
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Sullivan noted that although she never got close to Madison, she would leave food and water out for the dog, and even put a piece of clothing that smelled like Gaylord on the property for Madison to smell.
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Fillon offered his support to the mayors who had passed burkini-ban laws, while Prime Minister Manuel Valls continued to criticise the burkini, stating that wilfully vilifying that piece of clothing was in no way attacking personal freedom.
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Call it guilt-free shopping, retail therapy, or just a little dose of "treat yo'self," but there's something pretty damn satisfying about scoring a piece of clothing you love without experiencing the post-credit-card-swipe buyer's remorse.
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The second piece of advice involves measuring: Second, just as you would measure your own neck, chest and waist before buying a piece of clothing, measuring your drone is the best way of assuring the best fit. Yup!
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Credit: Petrie MuseumIt doesn't look like much, but this tattered piece of clothing found buried in an ancient Egyptian cemetery has been confirmed as the world's oldest dress as well as the oldest woven garment known to archaeologists.
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Or perhaps you've fought tooth and nail to get them to get rid of that one piece of clothing you hate or have bought them a few new replacement pieces as gifts just to get the point across.
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The Camping Hoodie is properly tailored and looks like a fashionable piece of clothing that, if paired with the right outfit, could work in a wide variety of contexts from a weekend hiking trip to drinks with friends.
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Someone in this situation could use anything available, such as a piece of clothing or newspaper or simply the palm of their hand, to help put pressure on the wound and stop the bleeding, Garrett tells the class.
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When you see a celebrity wearing a designer piece that's fresh off the runway, one that hasn't even gone into production yet, it's often because they're literally wearing the same piece of clothing that walked down the runway.
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At one point, we randomly drove off the main road to find the border fence had become totally useless - its barbed wire folded and pinned back by a fraying piece of clothing so that an adult could easily pass.
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Princess Diana gave the piece of clothing to Deborah Gribble, who served as the chief stewardess during a yachting trip she took with boyfriend Dodi Fayed, as a thank you for her service just before the royal's tragic death.
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But as if draping herself in leather throughout the month of June isn't enough for the star, she paired her favorite piece of clothing with sweaters, bomber jackets and what might be her longest (read: warmest) hair extensions ever.
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I could tell you exactly where every piece of clothing I own is located on the floor, but I don't know if you just stepped on a bag of chips or a plastic water bottle and I'm sorry again.
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Alex Apatoff, Deputy Style Director: I can't explain this compulsion, but if a piece of clothing or an accessory has a star on it, I tend to be drawn to it (and more often than not, I buy it).
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Before he was photographing subjects disappearing into the background, Ford was working on a series of diptychs that matched an aerial landscape on one side with a piece of clothing or a detail of a garment on the other.
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This adorable, Star Wars-themed skirt features the Millennium Falcon, X-Wings, and a TIE Fighter all on one piece of clothing, proving that geek chic for women (or boys who wear skirts and dresses) just keeps getting better.
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Raise your hand if you didn't know you'd be changing your own diapers too🙋🏻♀️ After all these years in fashion I never could've guessed that disposable underwear would be my favorite piece of clothing but here we are!
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Ms. Blankmeyer Burke says she wears a brightly colored piece of clothing or a distinctive hat so that she's readily identifiable and introduces herself to the ticketing crew at the airport, train station or bus terminal with a note.
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The actor's first scene in The Force Awakens – his first appearance in any Star Wars film in more than 30 years – features him wearing the signature piece of clothing, and the scene immediately sent fans into a frenzy at screenings.
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After getting a glimpse inside the singer's closet, Hough reveals that her space is so huge, it needs floor-to-ceiling, library-worthy, Beauty and the Beast-style ladder in order to reach every piece of clothing that she owns.
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For many exceptionally intelligent individuals, everyday stimuli such as a radio playing in the background, the colour or texture of food, a vibrant display on a classroom wall or a scratchy label in a piece of clothing can become almost unbearable.
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Ever wish there was a way you could pay more, maybe some would even say too much, for a piece of clothing that announces to the world that yes, you also listen to the band that everyone else listens to?
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One-SidedWe're going to be honest: The first thing that typically comes to mind when we think of a one-shouldered piece of clothing is a prom dress — like, a neon-colored, super-shiny, faux-silk kind of prom dress.
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Oftentimes, the internet tries to find "meaning" in our favorite celebrities' outfits: We so want their choice of leather jacket, ripped jeans, or graphic tee to have some major life significance, and to be something more than a piece of clothing.
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Consisting of a swirling, silver skirt that rested at the top of my non-existent hips and a cropped, dark blue, velvet top with silver stitching on the bodice, it was the most beautiful piece of clothing I'd ever seen.
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But if I want to treat her to a piece of clothing decorated with a slice, I'll have to go to the boys' department, where another one of her cherished dishes, macaroni and cheese, has been labeled more fit for male consumption.
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Rare did a great job of building a system that lets every piece of clothing in the game fit nicely onto every body type across gender, and letting me reroll my character's look whenever I want would only show that off more.
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There's a certain type of woman who is always dressed in something stylish but not fashionable, expensive but never ostentatious, exquisite yet hard to place: some thoughtful, meticulously cut piece of clothing that channels the contemporary moment while remaining aloof to trends.
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You will pay more for a winter hat from J.Crew than you would from any of the other retailers on our list, but you will be getting a piece of clothing that can keep you warm and in style at the same time.
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This time, Thompson says, McDonnell concluded that he hadn't "earned" the right to wear the Arkansas logo and demanded he return every Arkansas-branded piece of clothing and equipment until his suspension ended and he proved he wouldn't give the program another black eye.
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Jane Fonda declared on her first Fire Drill Friday arrest that the red coat she was wearing was the last piece of clothing she'd ever buy, and she stayed true to her promise in the same dress she wore to the 2014 Cannes Film Festival.
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The supermodel's one of many stars over 50 still confident enough to sport a skimpy bikini at the beach, but revealed in Vogue's latest "73 Questions" video a surprising piece piece of clothing she would never wear in a million years: a crop top!
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And while we're all for getting rid of closet-space-wasters to make room for pieces you'll actually wear, sometimes, it's a fun challenge to take a piece of clothing that no longer feels relevant and figure out how to make it new again.
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But there is one piece of clothing for which O'Leary was willing to break out of his pattern and spend a pretty penny on: a denim jacket from Yves Saint Laurent, which he tracked down and bought from an acquaintance for $2,800, he says.
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I Wore Google&aposs Smart Jacket of the Mediocre Future I sat on the subway, gently petting my denim jacket to skip songs on Spotify, wondering—is this the …Read more ReadIt's actually not that challenging to upgrade a piece of clothing with electronic smarts.
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That year I was a freshman in a new school, the only black girl in my class, and stank of cat urine because we were too poor to buy a new coat, and once that smell gets into one piece of clothing, it is difficult to remove.
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Whether it was the invention of a tumbler lock that allowed one unique key to unlock several pieces, or the durable woodwork of the stackable flat trunks, there wasn't a piece of clothing, shoe, hat, hairbrush or typewriter that didn't get its own carefully curated carryall.
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The skirt was the second piece of clothing ever invented (before the dress), and was a hand-woven straw affair found in an Armenian cave in 3,000 BC. Skirts were worn by men and women back then — much as they are now — and were all about practicality.
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She had taken a pair of scissors and cut his shirt off while he had howled in double agony—the pain of having to pull the remnants over his head compounded by the horror of seeing a perfectly intact piece of clothing sliced up before his eyes.
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Consumers are well aware that the products won't change their habits overnight, so perhaps the next generation of product is one that's there when you need it and out of the way when you don't — be it embedded in a piece of clothing or a hybrid smartwatch.
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It's an acknowledgment that what makes us desire a piece of clothing, a bag or some shoes — what we are looking for when we go into a store on onto a website — is less dictated by numbers than a clear identity in which we see (literally) ourselves.
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The effect of all this is simple: While Nike may not overtly identify itself as a fashion brand, and while traditional runway names may not see it as a competitor, to consumers considering what piece of clothing to buy, it increasingly seems like one and the same.
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At first glance, gloves seem like a simple, obvious Controller Of The Future: they're a semi-ordinary piece of clothing that can simultaneously track natural finger motion (unlike a handheld controller) and provide tactile feedback (unlike Kinect-style cameras.) That's why there are a billion different versions of them.
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"It was my strong decision that Google should not try to make its own clothes because the depth of knowledge of a company like Levi's, the depth of understanding of details and what it takes to make a great piece of clothing is really really deep," he tells Mashable.
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Ms. Kelly became the queen's dresser 25 years ago and has since been promoted to Her Majesty's Personal Adviser and Curator, a hefty title that reflects the fact that each piece of clothing and jewelry is viewed as a piece of history, with all the portent that implies.
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Most everything he showed featured zipped pockets, transforming a piece of clothing into something more akin to a suit fit for a nomadic post-apocalyptic existence, an outfit for a world in which not only the idea of nation had become irrelevant, but that of home as well.
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I thought of how, less than a decade ago, the most expensive piece of clothing I had ever bought to that point was my senior prom dress, an ill-fitting peach-colored sack that I found on sale for $15 and still had to think long and hard about purchasing.
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On a similar point, the fashion industry now stands accused of filling the stomachs of fish (and people) with synthetic microfibers, tiny pieces of polyester, acrylic, or rayon that wash into our water systems every time we (or a clothing manufacturer) put a synthetic piece of clothing in the wash.
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"I see fashion film very much as an extension of fashion photography — you look at a fashion photograph and go 'Aahh, I want to have that piece of clothing' — that was the basic premise of the photograph," he continued, adding that the same desire has to come from moving fashion images.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A clever way of telling if a piece of clothing is a knock-off is to look at the stitching: if it's crooked, it's probably been hastily assembled in some sweatshop; if it's straight, it's been meticulously formed with the utmost sensitivity to detail in an atelier.
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In case you thought (or hoped, or pleaded) that the peplum was dead, Ukranian-born Natasha Zinko — a design maven who's somehow able to predict the success of a piece of clothing off the runway (perhaps because she's a street style star in her own right) — perhaps has something different in mind.
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In the same week that America melts down over a football quarterback taking a knee during "The Star Spangled Banner," in the middle of a park where everyone (except this British writer) wears at least one piece of clothing with that banner dyed onto it, Chance's optimism seems not just novel but defiant.
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On Monday evening, King posted a picture to her Instagram account showing her wearing a cocktail dress with mustard yellow panels running down both sides and a white panel in the middle, posing in front of a screen depicting four images of her wearing the same piece of clothing in 2012, 2013, 2015, and 2016.
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In an homage in Minneapolis to the state's native son Prince, who died in 2016, Timberlake played a white piano and sat beneath a projection of Prince on a screen to sing a cover of "I would Die 4 U." The only major piece of clothing that came off this time was Timberlake's jacket.
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Though we love a black piece of clothing as much as the next person, this year, we're standing out from the crowd on the subway platform with some not-so-neutral hues: Brown has finally earned its time in the spotlight, leopard looks good with basically everything, and blush pink is having a major moment (shoutout, millennials).
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I didn't have the chance to try out the Project Jacquard jacket at SXSW, but The Verge's Nick Statt tried it on and subsequently made a good point: while it doesn't "profess to have a groundbreaking impact on your health or well-being," it's still a piece of clothing a person could wear almost every day.
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The cutesy premise of "Nine Women, One Dress" is that a single little black dress is equipped with the mystical power to fundamentally alter the lives of those who happen upon it, kind of like the classic Canadian TV series "The Littlest Hobo," only with an inanimate piece of clothing taking the place of an improbably wise German shepherd.
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There's a certain set of rules that every New Yorker tends to live their life by: Black isn't just the color of every piece of clothing you own, it's a way of life; nine times out of 10 that water that just splashed on your head is not from a rain cloud, and a bagel is acceptable for all meals.
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There are plenty of reasons why someone who would never buy a new animal fur item would have no problem wearing a vintage one: It's one of the most sustainable options, a way to follow a "nothing new" model of consumption, and keeping an otherwise forgotten piece of clothing out of a landfill and in use for decades to come.
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Maison Me, a startup that has built a platform that lets people provide either a few clues, or very specific detail, of a piece of clothing that they would like, and then makes it to order, has raised $1 million to build out its business from backers that include Founders Fund, the new Google Assistant investment program, Gagarin Capital and others that are not being named for now.
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Now there is a piece of clothing that aims to be the gold class in comfort for gamers: The Xbox Onesie, which has just been revealed in Australia to coincide with the release of the Xbox One S. While it has all the essential ingredients of a onesie such as a hood and sleek all-body design that you can wriggle around in, there are additional bells and whistles for the discerning gamer.
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And now she's causing people to buzz yet again, making the case for the little black bikini as the only piece of clothing you'll need for summer 2017 While vacationing in St. Tropez on Monday, the Goop CEO indulged in a bit of sunbathing aboard a luxury yacht while wearing a black string bikini from designer Melissa Odabash's exclusive collaboration collection for her lifestyle website featuring a gold ring in the center of her chest and knotted bottoms with dangly gold aglets.
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