At Frieze London last week, galleries opted for quirkier looks.
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Now here she was, thriving in a different, quirkier sport.
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Some are fluffier than others, and some just have quirkier names.
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The son, Jonah (Skylar Gaertner) is quirkier, and might have darker inclinations.
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One of Amazon's quirkier attempts at physical retail are its Treasure Trucks.
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What may be more interesting is the quirkier devices that this will enable.
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But there are much quicker (not to mention quirkier) options available: vending machines.
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Nothing in American sport is quirkier than this fervour for high-school football.
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Some ,however, are a little quirkier, the most impressive 10 of which are below.
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When it comes to the most heavily funded startups, the degree mix gets quirkier.
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Gigi hit the Moschino runway in three whimsical looks, one quirkier than the next.
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Smaller groups could afford quirkier languages, because their members got to "know" each other better.
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In fact it was so good, I could forgive some of Acer's quirkier design choices.
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Jammeh's quirkier traits, such as his strong belief in supernatural powers, often made international headlines.
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I'm always driven by writing, so I do quirkier movies more than big, bold ones.
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The classic styles have become mainstream enough that it's time to look for some quirkier options.
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It's a quirkier toy — one that I've always believed appeals more to parents than their kids.
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It's a neat idea and seems to speak with some quirkier personalities than the usual sports doc.
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Possibly not, but they are among the quirkier ones on offer, according to a survey by Glassdoor.
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"I thought it was a little quirkier to sell the water," Jones told Billboard at the time.
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My son definitely seems to be a fan of the quirkier things and loves to dress up.
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However, Fanning isn't dressed in a Taylor Swift-esque mini-dress or one of Lady Gaga's quirkier ensembles.
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It also supports some of Giphy's quirkier features, like deliver a customized GIF based on your local weather.
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The peripheral character, often slightly quirkier than the protagonist, has a freedom that the main character can't afford.
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"Mature" isn't meant in a pornographic way; Young Animal focuses on telling stories that are quirkier, more experimental.
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My Instagram stalking had already taught me that fast-food chains frequently launch quirkier menu items in Asia.
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Thus I much preferred the earlier, quirkier Baylor Swift, with its wacky fuck-you title and affecting vulnerable side.
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And that decision is not at all unrelated to the more widespread shrinking of the internet's unwieldy, quirkier spaces.
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One of the quirkier phenomenons happening right now in Page is that the word "Antelope" has become very popular.
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Is there anything you love to collect, such as comic books, old coins, rare stamps — or something even quirkier?
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She's definitely one of the quirkier contestants, thanks mostly to her interest in taxidermy, but she's more than a caricature.
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As the night wore on, his oddball delivery became quirkier, as he added whistles and guffaws and mimed a kangaroo.
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"I just wear suits whenever I want to be more chill, less restricted, and have a quirkier vibe," she explained.
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Or perhaps he'd have opted for lead roles in quirkier fare, like similarly impressive peers Paul Dano or Kristen Stewart.
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Among the building's quirkier features is a sculpture of a twisted school bus at the far end of the lobby.
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When I'm in the city, I'll dress much quirkier, but I like to shop in Byron for the local labels.
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" If you really want to grab someone's attention, try something quirkier like, "What's one song that describes your mood today?
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Like so many great books spoiled by mediocre high school classes, Walden is richer and quirkier when revisited as an adult.
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It's got quirkier stuff, like miniature Teslas for kids and USB chargers shaped like the Superchargers that juice up their vehicles.
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Among the quirkier gifts handed out this year there are private "phobia relief" sessions and a Mister Poop emoji toilet plunger.
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And yet another worker said "some stuff is just not my cup of tea" when it comes to the store's quirkier products.
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Filled as they are with folks who make weird, wacky little things out of an appreciation for the quirkier side of life.
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There are also heavier quarks with even quirkier names — strange, charm, top, bottom — and baryons containing permutations of heavier quarks also exist.
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Both the false positives and false negatives have helped convince Sara Seager of the need to think beyond oxygen and explore quirkier biosignatures.
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The photograph that has entered online lore as the first to be posted on the World Wide Web is on the quirkier side.
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The photo that has entered online lore as the first to be posted on the World Wide Web is on the quirkier side.
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Not funny, not a dancer Kasich's twin 16-year-old daughters also weighed in on his quirkier habits in response to a voter question.
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To know Dr. Zizmor is to know the city's secret handshake, to appreciate its quirkier, more pedestrian pleasures that natives claim as their own.
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The This is a great pick if you're a Kate Spade fan who doesn't want to splurge on one of the brand's quirkier designs.
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Nevertheless, within today's social concerns and aesthetic preferences, I find his earlier, quirkier, semi-abstract, figurative work from the 1920s darkly brilliant and germane.
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To attract the best talent, companies have to go the extra mile by offering cool extras their competitors don't — and the quirkier the better.
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I had arrived at Carthage Must Be Destroyed, a restaurant with a quirky Virgilian name, and an even quirkier set of rules for its diners.
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Even the rice that it's packed with is getting quirkier: There's purple rice, cereal rice, rice with corn, rice with sesame, rice wrapped with seaweed.
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Lesson learned: If you're in the position of offloading a crowdsourced name, it's always good to make the alternate option even quirkier than the original.
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The band, which debuted in 2009, was quirkier than most other girl bands, which might have been a good fit for Sulli, Mr. Benjamin said.
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It's the kind of simultaneously personal but playful storytelling seen in docs like Meet The Patels, but taken to a far quirkier and more experimental degree.
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And those subscriptions, in turn, give Netflix the capital to invest in riskier or quirkier fare, like Bong Joon-ho's Okja or David Michôd's War Machine.
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Though the novel at times recalls the scope of Jonathan Franzen's family epics, it is far quirkier; Veblen becomes obsessed with (and converses with) a squirrel.
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One of the quirkier instances of hashtags crossing over into real life is the instance of what Kanye West dubbed "hashtag rap" in a 2010 interview.
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He was a key player in the northern Renaissance, where the art was quirkier and more secular but no less pathbreaking than in the better-known south.
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But nowhere along the way may be quirkier, or filled with more history, than Colma, a quiet town of roughly two square miles covered mostly in graves.
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Floating looks good on a Facebook check-in, and makes for a much cooler, quirkier blog post than does informing your friends about a two-hour nap.
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Reddit In spite of Reddit's mostly hands-off policy and reliance on subreddit-specific moderators, racism on Reddit often takes quirkier forms meant to avoid potential detection.
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Unable to break into the phone market with a traditional device, Essential started developing a much quirkier new device, seemingly hoping to strike a chord with consumers.
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Compared to scrappier 1999 hits like The Sixth Sense, The Blair Witch Project, or American Pie, even the quirkier aspects of Wild Wild West felt bloated and outmoded.
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The streaming service is singling out some of its customers' quirkier habits in a new billboard campaign that hit the United States, United Kingdom, France and Germany this week.
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Opened in 1975, the auction rooms sold the quirkier, less expensive (and often more exciting) stuff that the main branch of the venerable auctioneer, in posh St James's, eschewed.
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Commenting on one of the party's quirkier pieces of decor, Daley wrote "OMG!" alongside a video of a baby doll getting showered with water inside a blue plastic tub.
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Quirkier but useful benefits such as offering employees pet insurance, unlimited vacation days or dedicated nursing rooms for new mothers may also sway workers when they're weighing potential job opportunities.
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But we asked Darren Cole, the digital engagement specialist who created the GIFs, about the back stories to some of the quirkier items in the 164-item (and growing) collection.
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The 2016 sequel was a quirkier and more engaging sendup of techie San Francisco, complete with missions that let you do things like hack a thinly veiled caricature of Martin Shkreli.
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The program's return is great if you're in the market for a Tesla, but it's obviously a shadow of the former, quirkier rewards program — which was perhaps a bit too generous.
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Yet "Tangerine," despite its small scale, quirky premise and even quirkier characters, is fresher, funnier and more humane in its outlook than more expensively mounted comedies dare to be these days.
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Others opted for quirkier choices such as a hat made up of honeycomb with bees, a pair adorned with roaring dragons and one carrying a bottle of fizz and two glasses.
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Toying with R&B's quirkier technological possibilities, yet capturing the nostalgic warmth of vintage funk, it is Zapp & Roger for 21st century dreamers, a crisply rendered exploration of the human condition.
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The choices they make in coming years will determine whether it develops into a truly original experience, or merely a somewhat quirkier and more compact version of any other music festival.
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"Five years ago, two British luxury labels ruled the roost: Burberry and then Mulberry, its cooler, quirkier and less intimidating little sister," said Richard Gray, the Sunday Times Style magazine fashion director.
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There are quirkier pieces as well, like a Kobold sport watch worn, he said, by Kiefer Sutherland in "24," and a watch with a digital display of old-school Nixie vacuum tubes.
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But Raising Dion, which is adapted from the Dennis Liu comic, feels more aligned with the PG-popcorn dramas of The CW and Freeform than the darker, quirkier stuff Netflix typically embraces.
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We&aposve got big names on here, such as the Nest Mini and Amazon Fire TV Stick, as well as quirkier fare, including a smart padlock and an app-controlled face mask.
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Skewing toward the quirkier side of the indie rock spectrum, Bear Hands have all the ingredients to position them as a Top 40 darling with enough edge to appeal to an older audience.
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When Toyota announced last week that it would mothball its youth-oriented Scion brand, it punctuated a broader retreat in the industry from quirkier car designs, particularly at the low end of the market.
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And what a world it is, a far quirkier take on the tropes, with a sandy desert home to a mysterious temple, a funky sneaker store, and a pile of far-off ruins alike.
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If there's time to visit only one art museum in Kobe, skip the Tadao Ando-designed Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art in favor of its quirkier cousin: the Yokoo Tadanori Museum of Contemporary Art.
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But it flourishes through cultural "soft power," offering Westerners at once a quieter life — the serene hush of forest or temple — and a quirkier, more fun one, courtesy of a world-beating pop culture.
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The two are brokers who own a real estate partnership specializing in floating homes and Miner says she's noticed that the bigger, more modern floating homes are replacing the older, quirkier ones of decades past.
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Her character, Rita, has been given some emotionally expansive solos (and duets) that hint at a quirkier soul within, and I kept thinking about what a more idiosyncratic actress could have done with the part.
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But, in recent months, they've added new perks like free Uber rides and subscriptions to services like Netflix and Amazon Prime, as quirkier offerings, like free TVs, have become more common, according to a StreetEasy report.
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I deeply appreciate the investment the paper made in sending me to the Arctic three times, as well as providing an outlet for my quirkier reporting on everything from worm vending machines to heavy metal singers.
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Quirkier items meant to nail in on the joke about the nature of Singles' Day were heavily promoted, such as a one time payment of 11,111 yuan (roughly $1,672 USD) for a lifetime supply of baiju liquor.
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These are, obviously, two of the quirkier examples, but today, almost no celebrity is free from discussing how, exactly, they "maintain their shape" or whatever euphemism we're using in 2019 to describe the act of losing weight.
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Quirkier data in the report reveals that 913% of respondents said that they sing in the shower or when nobody was listening, with an unusual 3% of people saying that they were unsure whether they did or not.
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Between the godly big-budget likes of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Nier: Automata, and Persona 5, along with Night in the Woods, and Everything repping the quirkier titles, it's a good time to have a Steam account.
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But just because it's a broad look at how the community celebrates, doesn't mean that it shies away from quirkier, more radical aspects of Pride — there are drag queens, folks clad in leather, and the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.
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Tech giants and start-ups alike are rolling out innovative IoT and artificial intelligence-enabled devices at a breathtaking pace — the quirkier and more eye-catching the better — as they jockey to stand out in an increasingly crowded market.
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On one side you have a massive adventure designed for dedicated players, and on the other, a lighter, quirkier experience that could only really exist on Switch, and has the potential to lure the non-traditional gamers that loved the Wii.
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But it's still a great chance to get a deeper look at some of the blockbusters launching later this year and next, as well as some of the quirkier indie releases and a surprising number of new Final Fantasy XV titles.
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But Berlin's rent controls and its deep-rooted, far-left political tradition (Kreuzberg's May Day festivities draw tens of thousands yearly) have helped many of Kreuzberg's quirkier businesses survive, amid change that would surely have felled them in Williamsburg or Shoreditch.
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But it has also managed to remain fun and strange—a reminder of a time when the internet was quirkier, before its captains were regularly hauled before Congress, and users took to calling social media platforms "this hellsite" and meaning it.
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The latest news release from the maker of LaCroix sparkling water was quirkier than usual, which is notable for a company whose public statements routinely feature exclamation marks, florid adjectives and colorful fonts that seem lifted straight off a Tumblr page.
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Not only is Fresh off the Boat a warm show, it's also a deeply weird one that's unafraid to have fun and let the Huangs indulge their quirkier habits (see: Jessica's crime novel, and her son Evan's vice hold on the neighborhood council).
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The Globes honor the year's best in movies and TV and are voted on by the 90 or so members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, whose choices are often quirkier than those of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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Founded in 2008 by former IBM software engineer Jeff Smith and Stanford faculty member Ge Wang (the latter left the company in 2013), the company has been responsible for a number of music-focused apps on the quirkier end of the spectrum.
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That broad claim to authority isn't without controversy, and there are other pro wrestling halls of fame, such as the Cauliflower Alley Club, but what the WWE Hall lacks in some of the sport's quirkier figures, it makes up for in spectacle and reach.
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The two 8-bit consoles are basically identical in terms of hardware, but the Famicom's red-and-white physical styling is a lot quirkier; Nintendo gave the NES a subdued, VCR-influenced design that it felt would be better suited to the American market.
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"We did what we did best, but with a smaller menu," said Mr. Rotunno, 36, about taking the best-selling dishes from his first restaurant, Food, in Summit, and combining them with the pork-roll menu and a quirkier design to create the Committed Pig.
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The"just rightness" of his color choices, even the quirkier ones, as well as his withholding of just enough visual information to suspend our disbelief, mimics the gauzy subjective way we actually see, and keeps the focus on his intent: to conjure an emotionally resonant atmosphere.
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This disconnect makes some sense of one of the exhibition's quirkier offerings: an 1835 lithograph picturing the Moon's surface as a place of dense forests and strange winged creatures, inspired by a series of articles in the New York Sun claiming astronomers had observed such things.
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But also some of the quirkier ring personas mimic those of the original wrestlers: from the little old Jewish ladies "Ethel and Edna" (a spin on the real league's "Arlene and Phyllis") to the island warrior "Machu Picchu" (a stand-in for G.L.O.W.'s beloved "Mt. Fiji").
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The Academy's new award for "achievement in popular film", also known as the "Popcorn Oscar", is a bid to accommodate that shift; meanwhile, the films that pick up the established awards tend to be quirkier, lower-budget art-house dramas—and they need festivals to boost their profile.
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If this is the final film in the franchise (despite the posters declaring it the "farewell tour" and the "last call," I don't totally buy it), I will thank Pitch Perfect for crafting a group of girlfriends that feels oddly true, if a bit quirkier than their real-life counterparts.
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But despite the quirkier elements of their gimmick—like wearing plastic unicorn horns and playing the trombone—there is a hint of a familiar song and dance: the hand-clapping and hip-grinding of black wrestlers, grouped together simply because they were black, and with a gospel theme, no less.
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You can find everything from the hole punch blending in with a sloth hanging from a thick branch, to quirkier ones like the hole punch cleverly hiding in the... uh... (opens new window, look up the Star Wars essential guide to vehicles and vessels), ahem, "Superlaser focus lens" on the Death Star.
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A few quirkier items stand out as well, such as "No More Woof," a device that supposedly translated dog thoughts into human speech (spoiler alert: it didn't), or "Little Miss No Name," a 1965 Hasbro doll dressed in rags, her hand extended in a begging pose, a teardrop spilling out of her enormous eye.
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The hotel's restaurant, named 192 for the tail number on the plane Ernie was flying when he spotted the ski valley, is home to two more Ufer oils, as well as one of the quirkier pieces in the collection: a reindeer head sculpture made by Santa Fe artist Geoffrey Gorman, who works with recycled and found materials.
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The combination of Ms. Jarrar's finely honed aesthetic — which might be categorized as "haute cool," a kind of luxurious minimalism, where every button is its own fetish — with softer, more feminine colors and prints, a legacy of the house's founder, it does not look like Mr. Elbaz's work, which was quirkier and married high romance to a powerful core.
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While Doing Things Day involves a lineup of dozens of fitness classes at studios (and outdoors) in cities across the country, the connection between the clothes and actually doing physical activity in said clothes is big for the brand year-round (somewhat similar to what, say, Lululemon does, but with a more accessible, slightly quirkier feel.
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