Ashley Graham isn't the only supermodel rubbing shoulders with Barbie.
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Even Apple CEO Tim Cook has been rubbing shoulders with authoritarians.
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And this isn't her first time rubbing shoulders with British royalty.
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If these were the sort of people Rubio was rubbing shoulders with
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Could deals have been made after rubbing shoulders with these high-powered players?
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Tinchy Stryder rubbing shoulders with Edwina Currie on I'm A Celebrity, for example.
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Aside from rubbing shoulders with royals, such an important job comes with other perks.
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Fewer niche rappers rubbing shoulders with Bruno Mars and Sam Smith on the pop charts.
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Jessica Simpson's daughter Maxwell Drew may only be 5, but she's already rubbing shoulders with royalty.
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With this involved list, you should be rubbing shoulders with your people before you know it.
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When she wasn't rubbing shoulders with Manson, Swift was espousing tolerance and respect from the stage.
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And just wanting to be rubbing shoulders with those people and being seen at those places.
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He was being invited to appear on network television, rubbing shoulders with Beyoncé and President Obama.
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He maintains a high profile, speaking at conferences around the globe and rubbing shoulders with world leaders.
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He was not only a well-known journalist, but a man used to rubbing shoulders with political elites.
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It'll bring out people from all sides of the political spectrum, rubbing shoulders as they watch the parade.
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Once excavations finish, a museum will be built on the site, rubbing shoulders with modern buildings in the capital.
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Even fewer can say they were rubbing shoulders with the who's who of business and politics at age 290.
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Robert Mercer said he would distance himself after Milo Yiannopoulos was exposed rubbing shoulders with neo-Nazis in 2017.
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For guests who like rubbing shoulders with a steady stream of Madrid's creative class, just head up to the roof.
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Decades of rubbing shoulders with the most powerful people in the world left Gupta with an impressive list of contacts.
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The captains of the tech industry are rubbing shoulders with world leaders and other grandees in Davos, Switzerland this week.
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The story of his life is the story of a dreamer turned fallen angel, of triumph rubbing shoulders with tragedy.
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But she is rubbing shoulders with all the Who's Who of the games, and producing some A+ content while doing so.
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So rubbing shoulders with celebrities, being plied with free health foods, and becoming friends with bloggers presented more of a challenge.
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"At an event like this, it's all about rubbing shoulders with stars who have more influence," a man named Mark explained.
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Recent presidents have avoided the meeting, perhaps to avoid giving the wrong impression to voters by rubbing shoulders with the elite.
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I do a lot of my reading on New Jersey Transit, rubbing shoulders with fellow journalist types heading to the burbs.
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Avengers: Infinity War might not be the only place you'll see the Guardians rubbing shoulders with the Avengers in the near future.
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He should, Fry proposes, be admitted into the pantheon of supreme literary figures, rubbing shoulders with Falstaff or Hamlet or Don Quixote.
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Brockman emerged from the New York art scene of the 20013s, promoting underground cinema and rubbing shoulders with heavyweights like Andy Warhol.
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Riding high in the chart, no doubt, and rubbing shoulders with FIFA, Minecraft and whatever shooter's got a deal on at the moment.
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Admission is free, and you'll be rubbing shoulders with some financial-district tourists who don't even realize they've entered the art-fair matrix.
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Even if Salah did know about Kadyrov&aposs unsavory reputation, even if he did feel uncomfortable rubbing shoulders with him, could he have refused?
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Both Warren and Sanders have distanced themselves from traditional methods of raising campaign cash, wary of rubbing shoulders with the political and financial elite.
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Far more interesting and experimental are images of domestic life at sea: sailors sunbathing; napping on deck, and rubbing shoulders in tight living quarters.
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The first leg of entries were particularly captivating, with PSILOCYBIN rubbing shoulders with ODYSSEUS (AT SEA) and LENNON, and a surprise at NEON LIGHT.
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If you're interested in rubbing shoulders with Corden while enjoying a little "Sugar," then you'll want to snatch up your tickets to the event today.
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If so, it would be little surprise, given that he is rubbing shoulders with just the sort of oil wealth he made a career wooing.
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The army gave him a "West Point-style musical training" while rubbing shoulders with civilian musicians, but his service kept him from diving into psychedelics.
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The immediate aim, Ronaldo said, is to stay in the top division and to continue rubbing shoulders with the likes of Barcelona and Real Madrid.
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The allure of rubbing shoulders with the rich and powerful is an attraction of Mar-a-Lago, which recently doubled its initiation fee to $200,000.
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As the NYT adds, presidents have been concerned that being seen rubbing shoulders with some of the world's wealthiest might send the wrong political message.
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If he does he will be entering something of a lion's den, rubbing shoulders with the same "globalists" he campaigned against in winning the 2016 election.
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For freelancers like me, who spend the working day alone, the pub is the best chance of rubbing shoulders with others who are doing something similar.
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The middle seat also sits slightly lower and back, which makes it less likely the passenger will be rubbing shoulders with fellow passengers on either side.
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When I visit on a Monday afternoon, every table is full—pensioners, builders, and students rubbing shoulders with bikers, couples, and friends of the Woodham family.
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It won't be long until they're dancing alongside Ellen DeGeneres, getting invited to A-list Hollywood parties, and maybe even rubbing shoulders with their real-life inspirations.
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On a table at Baiyun Technician College in Guangdong sit 3D-printed models of Mao Zedong, Sun Yat-sen and Vladimir Putin, rubbing shoulders with cartoon characters.
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He was a big donor to the Democratic Party and frequent guest at the World Economic Forum in Davos, rubbing shoulders with government officials and central bankers.
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It was interesting to see a young man driven by raw ambition, breaking into boardrooms and rubbing shoulders with CEO while maintaining his grassroots connections with musicians.
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That ritual begot another: candidate visits that left current and former residents of the area, like Ellie Pearson, 73, brimming with stories about rubbing shoulders with leading politicians.
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Again, the buses were mostly filled with Venezuelans – easily recognizable by their bulky bags and jugs of water – although they were now rubbing shoulders with grungy Western backpackers.
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What may have harmed Trudeau is his penchant for foreign travel, rubbing shoulders with the Davos elite and gushing feature spreads in glossy magazines such as Rolling Stone.
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It was a surprising step for a talented young designer who was used to rubbing shoulders with then-up-and-comers Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, and Marc Jacobs.
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"We just yak," says Van Susteren, 276, whom Roberta has regaled with stories of adventurous world travel and rubbing shoulders with fascinating people — including famed aviator Amelia Earhart.
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Even as Wall Street honchos privately disregard the administration's mixed messages, they were rubbing shoulders with top White House officials around the event and afterwards at swanky parties.
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Anna Wintour was there, in long black velvet and gold, rubbing shoulders with Blake Lively and Stephen Schwarzman and Penélope Cruz and Kaia Gerber and Lily-Rose Depp.
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Noppe Bar was founded by Count Carl Adam "Noppe" Lewenhaupt, and is apparently the place to be if you fancy rubbing shoulders with Swedish royalty and local celebrities.
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Last night, the stars were out to play in the Bay Area, hitting up a whole host of lavish parties across town and rubbing shoulders with NFL all-stars.
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But with 5-Star expected to announce its candidate for prime minister later this month, he has been rubbing shoulders with the Italian establishment at a string of events.
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On the other hand, their upbringing can give them the kind of ease in rubbing shoulders with elites that can be such an advantage for members of political dynasties.
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The notable absence of German Chancellor Angela Merkel has led to much speculation that she is actually rejecting this idea of merely rubbing shoulders with the world's top 5 percent.
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At Mr. Basso's fashion extravaganzas over the years, Diane Sawyer might have been seen rubbing shoulders with Ivana Trump, Martha Stewart spied sitting flank to flank alongside Mary J. Blige.
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At one point he's an unknown monster slayer, the next he's made famous due to popular songs of a bard he's saved, then he's rubbing shoulders with kings and queens.
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She went from middle class housewife to living on the streets to rubbing shoulders with A-list celebrities, and now her amazing life story is the subject of a new documentary.
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And both Snow Patrol's Gary Lightbody and the band Of Monsters and Men appeared as wandering troubadours in various episodes, so it looks like Sheeran's rubbing shoulders with pretty good company.
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When you live in Los Angeles, rubbing shoulders with Hollywood stars can become par for the course — and no one knows that better than What Happens at The Abbey's Billy Reilich.
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You'd also witness a diverse assortment of patrons guzzling vodka-crans, baby queers who'd just moved to San Francisco rubbing shoulders with older folks who'd lived in the city for decades.
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Even though Molly never plays a hand, she's just like her players: addicted to extreme high-stakes risk and to rubbing shoulders with the powerful people who can take those risks.
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Presidents have rarely attended the forum in Davos, in part out of a concern that it would send the wrong message to be rubbing shoulders with some of the world's richest individuals.
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But if his rubbing shoulders with Davos elite last week weren't enough to dispel any hopes of him delivering on his populist posturing, the emerging details of that infrastructure plan surely is.
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The pictures were posted onto Weibo by the woman's daughter who said she can't believe her mother's and nephew's luck or that they had no idea they were rubbing shoulders with celebrity-athletes.
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I witnessed many a glamorous photo op, took a shot in an elevator in the name of good journalism, and found myself rubbing shoulders with the who&aposs-who of New York society.
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Even though Mr Tsimba travels all over the world, exhibiting his work and rubbing shoulders with collectors, he says he will never leave Matongé—his birthplace, as well as where his studio sits.
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It sure looks like she's rubbing shoulders with the right people — and we're sure the fashion spreads, high-fashion ad campaigns, and maybe even a reality show of her own are on the way.
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In April, Los Angeles's Eric Garcetti traveled around Des Moines for two days, shaking hands with Democratic activists at a dive bar, rubbing shoulders with firefighters and union members, and attending an LGBTQ gala.
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Late last week, his Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, who will also attend Davos for the first time, sought to play down the idea that somehow they would be rubbing shoulders among the billionaire class.
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Or any of the nine other multinational posh people and their servants rubbing shoulders on the luxury locomotive, snowbound in the middle of Eastern Europe, with a brilliant Belgian detective inconveniently in their midst?
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That said, it's clear Har here still has the access and privilege of being a Royal -- he continues to hit public events like this and is probably rubbing shoulders with folks along the way.
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Well after the last restaurants close and the metro stops running, teenage gamers and jaded businessmen will often find themselves rubbing shoulders at PC terminals, playing games like StarCraft, Overwatch, and especially League of Legends.
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They tend to know or at least know of one another from years of rubbing shoulders at national and state conventions, myriad political dinners, campaigns, National Governors Association meetings, or wheeling and dealing in Congress.
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The British socialite, about 30 years old at the time, quickly became a staple of the city's high society, rubbing shoulders with celebrities, presidents, CEOs, and other members of the city's wealthy and powerful elite.
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I have grown up in a period of extraordinary change in our world – and have had the joyful honor of rubbing shoulders and working with so many of the people at the heart of these changes.
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It was opening night at Manhattan's newest club spot, and some 60 people were gathered around a cluster of VIP tables behind the DJ booth, rubbing shoulders with the performers and pestering them to take selfies.
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Before they rejected the establishment with such fervor, co-opting the fury of heartland voters at distant elites, both spent decades rubbing shoulders with its power brokers and benefiting from its web of connections and credentials.
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After she finds herself at the center of pop culture — which makes Bravo the perfect network for the show — the character will suddenly find herself thrust far, far away from the suburbs and rubbing shoulders with celebrities.
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While we worshipped (err, watched) Beyoncé in Hollywood, across the pond, actors, directors, and moviemakers were rubbing shoulders with actual royalty (the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, to be precise) in London at the 2017 BAFTAs, a.k.a.
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His mash-up of those references resulted in a stylistic bouillabaisse where history meets modernity: a 1940s-style trench coat rubbing shoulders with a maharajah's Nehru-collar suit; a fur cape with a pastel-pink trouser-suit.
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I got in touch with Carl to find out the inside workings of a nightclub ecstasy network, the darker side of the early d'n'b scene, and how a black dude ended up rubbing shoulders with neo-Nazis.
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"I recognized right away that this could go in a really bad direction," she says, so she set about getting its coders and product managers out into the community, rubbing shoulders with people living on the streets.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - A short walk from where she spent the week rubbing shoulders with world leaders, Greta Thunberg showed solidarity with the climate strikers of Davos on the last day of the World Economic Forum (WEF).
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After spending the night rubbing shoulders with the star — who took home five Grammys — and even engaging in a celebatory dance with both her and and her brother/producer Finneas O&aposConnell, he now fully supports her.
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But if he attends, he'll be rubbing shoulders with a much less famous crowd than this time last year, when he used the conference to promote his Vision 2030 plan to wean Saudi Arabia's economy off oil.
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As our client base has expanded and become more diverse - with global news giants rubbing shoulders with 'sole trader' outfits - the demand for services beyond content – in areas such as planning and productivity - became more and more apparent.
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In fact, during the same photo call, photos of Destenay rubbing shoulders with the other NATO spouses went viral, so he's become something of an internet sensation — which probably led to the ire over the White House's caption.
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Now, there's a base level of fabulousness that comes with the whole pretense of simply going to Cannes: rubbing shoulders with Marion Cotillard and Jessica Chastain, basking in the sun-soaked coasts of the Mediterranean, and so forth.
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A diverse program for this long-running concert series in Central Park has Britten's "Variations on a Theme of Frank Bridge" and Vaughan Williams's "The Lark Ascending" rubbing shoulders with contemporary music by Jessie Montgomery and Matthew Hindson.
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Before Alessandri hit the big time and started rubbing shoulders with the likes of Bill Gates, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone, he began by designing the first prototypes of his fitness equipment in his family's garage, near Cesena, Italy.
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It's such a packed crew of superhero talent that even the A-list stars of the Marvel universe like Evans and Robert Downey Jr. admit to enjoying rubbing shoulders with the iconic characters as much as the fans in the audience.
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You'll want an invite to any block parties with this roll call: Timberlake and Biel will be rubbing shoulders with fellow Hollywood power couple Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds, Oscar-winner Jennifer Lawrence, and newly minted rock star heartbreaker Harry Styles.
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Nearly six months after prosecutors announced that they had footage of Robert Kraft engaging the services of prostitutes at a massage parlor, a new video shows the New England Patriots owner rubbing shoulders with celebrities at a party in the Hamptons.
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And every year, the visitors arrive in waves — undeterred by long lines, unruffled by rubbing shoulders in a microcosm of the five boroughs — to strut their stuff, fall flat on their face and get up to try all over again.
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This year its 100 or so emerging galleries and independent curators, all of them bringing projects on the theme of "excess," will be rubbing shoulders across two floors of Ralph Lauren's former headquarters on Madison Avenue, between 58th and 59th Streets.
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Marin became the Nordic country's prime minister on Tuesday, and two days later found herself rubbing shoulders at a European Union summit with leaders of 27 countries, including the powerful figures of Emmanuel Macron of France and Angela Merkel of Germany.
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So I was there sitting comfortably pretending that I belonged to that community, enjoying rubbing shoulders with all these famous people that I constantly see on TV. But I saw that people around me were whispering, probably wondering who is this guy?
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But even before he was rubbing shoulders with one of the wealthiest athletes of all time, Bieber was no stranger to trouble of his own that included egging houses, DUI arrests, Instagram pettiness with his ex girlfriend Selena Gomez, and a bunch of assault charges.
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This week, the young girl visited New York — meeting with Twitter staffers, speaking to children in a charter school in Harlem and rubbing shoulders with Colin Kaepernick, the football player whose protests against police brutality and racial oppression last season set off a national debate.
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It's pretty stunning though ... obviously, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were angling to get the hell out of their royal duties early and often, as they were rubbing shoulders with the right people and seeking opportunities for themselves outside of the usual protocol.
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Uber clearly believed that the acquisition would vault it forward in the race for self-driving cars by several years — according to Uber meeting notes, Kalanick thought that just rubbing shoulders with Levandowski and his team was going to shave a whole year off the process.
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And Finn (John Boyega) and his sidekick Rose (Kelly Marie Tran) try to evade their fascist pursuers by rubbing shoulders with the galaxy's high-rollers, just as Han Solo and Princess Leia once did, only the shoulder-rubbing takes place in a casino rather than in Cloud City.
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Meanwhile Trump is golfing on a property he owns, rubbing shoulders with the global elite willing to pay to have access to the President, even as his administration is crafting a plan to end foreign aid as we know it -- gutting programs that help vulnerable people in developing countries.
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Whether it is from hubris, obliviousness or confidence in his own political judgment, Trump apparently saw no reason to behave any differently than he normally would this weekend, heading to his golf resort in Bedminster, New Jersey, before rubbing shoulders with multi-millionaire pro golfers at the President's Cup.
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The night before she was rubbing shoulders with people like Logic and Shaggy, but she seemed just as excited to be following behind me as I took her up and down stairs, every which way, showing her the most Instagram-worthy parts of the office and introducing her to the team.
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New faces are sure to pop-up at the fest, including Black-ish's Yara Shahidi and Victoria Justice, but they'll be rubbing shoulders with veterans like Vanessa Hudgens, Katy Perry, and Emily Ratajkowski, who are sure to offer up advice for everything from where to chill to how to vamp for the cameras.
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Details are hard to come by, but according to the so-called Lagarde List, obtained in 2010 after a raid on the home of an ex-HSBC employee, your money can probably look forward to rubbing shoulders with the famous monies of Arab royalty, super models, sports personalities ,and bad-bastard bankers.
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It's pretty easy to envisage Uber Moments rubbing shoulders with other branded tabs in Uber's 'uber app' — say Uber Stays, Uber Trips and Uber Cover, for example, if the company were to pivot towards travel; or Uber Clean, Uber Care and Uber Fix, if it decided to get in on on-demand home services.
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The writing of the movie splits somewhere between four and forty, while the cast resembled a roll call for the League of Nations, with a Swede (Ingrid Bergman), an American (Humphrey Bogart) and two Englishmen (Claude Rains, Sydney Greenstreet) rubbing shoulders with a Hungarian (Peter Lorre), an Austrian (Paul Henreid) and a German (Conrad Veidt).
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Trent Reznor, Eddie Vedder, Sky Ferreira, and Sharon Van Etten will be rubbing shoulders on set with a bizarre mish-mash of actors new to the Twin Peaks universe, like Jim Belushi, Tim Roth, Matthew Lillard, and Amanda Seyfried, as well as a bunch of returning alums like Kyle MacLachlan and Peggy Lipton, who played Norma.
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Her father, played by Ned Van Zandt, the son of the novel's author, points out that "oil men want respect—it's a disease," and the scenes in the Fort Worth country club, with the guys herded together in their suits and ties and hefty white hats, rubbing shoulders and horns, give off a genuine swelter of the bizarre.
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Credit...Charlotte Hadden for The New York Times; photographed at The Wolseley Last week, Kristin Scott Thomas, the British actress, found herself in an enormous meeting room in the bowels of the Louvre museum, rubbing shoulders with Marlène Schiappa, the French Minister for Equality; François-Henri Pinault, the C.E.O. of Kering; and Anne Hidalgo, the mayor of Paris.
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In Pyongyang, where the party elite dominate and some have more chance of rubbing shoulders with foreigners, either in the city or on trips to China or Europe, I was surprised by the stiletto high heels, a staple of the attractive young women who are overwhelmingly favored for jobs as waitresses, singers and virtually any responsibility that has public visibility and requires long hours on one's feet.
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Read more: Insiders reveal what it's really like to work for the royal family, saying that even with access to 'the best cars, yachts, and restaurants' the Queen has to offer, there are still 'pressure cooker scenarios'While it's more likely you'll be doing the cleaning up before and during the ball (or state banquet) rather than attend as a guest, you could end up rubbing shoulders with an actual prince.
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Embarrassing revelations in the Panama Papers that he'd established a shell company as a tax avoidance scheme, and revelations of a secret 2017 family vacation to the Maldives, on which he is alleged to have spent $500,000, including for a private jet, have created the impression of a man more comfortable rubbing shoulders with the Davos elite rather than someone ready to deliver on the demands of the Euromaidan protesters.
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I realized I was never going to get rich, and at times I'd be spectacularly poor, but there were plenty of perks: free CDs (no longer a valid currency), travel, rubbing shoulders with the stars—or at least pointing at them in a muddy VIP area and hoping they don't notice, meeting your heroes (which you should do), getting into all the gigs you want, and last but not least, lots of booze and drugs.
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ArkwrightFrom amazon61 bought by readersGMG may get a commissionBuy nowSo we had SF writers like David Brin and Joe Haldeman and me rubbing shoulders with scientists like Freeman Dyson and John Cramer and Jill Tartar, with a handful of well-known fans like Mike Glyer and Naomi Fisher there as well, and everyone was on the same wavelength because they'd all been thinking the same thoughts and sharing the same dreams, and it occurred to me that there's a sort of golden braid between science and science fiction that stretches back over many decades and this was something I'd like to write about.
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