"Ruffled detail is a trend we have been seeing nonstop," she says, so a ruffled blouse with tassel earrings is a winning combination.
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Blue paired her look with a white ruffled top and shimmering brooch while Joy completed her look with a matching pink ruffled top and a blue flower neckpiece.
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Ruth's dress is light pink, ruffled — and practically whimsical.
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Only one moment really ruffled him — when Republican Sen.
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The men have their hair ruffled; they're poked and tickled.
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Is it offensive to be ruffled in the first place?
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Actually, it looks like lots of feathers are being ruffled.
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Passionate scavenger hunters have ruffled a few feathers this year.
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They ruffled through the girls' bags and found their clothes.
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The shift has ruffled suppliers, including Rockwell Collins Inc COL.
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Lopez's red dress was strapless and had a ruffled skirt.
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It featured a black top and a ruffled lavender skirt.
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The only time he seemed ruffled was when discussing politics.
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He loves having his ears ruffled and his face pet.
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The Webster x Leandra Medine ruffled mules, $375 at thewebster.us.com.
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Rihanna wore ruffled feathers in this Elie Saab couture gown.
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Aniston's dress featured a simple ruffled top and skinny belt.
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There are his bold, multicolored manicures and luxurious, ruffled wardrobe.
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What she heard suggested that 21 Savage had ruffled feathers.
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The bra top featured ombré pleating throughout the bust with heavily ruffled straps and an A-line skirt equally covered in 3D ruffled embellishments teamed with a Salvatore Ferragamo clutch and Christian Louboutin heels.
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In an event at H&M's NYC flagship, she wore a ruffled, sheer, sleeveless top with high-waisted pants that featured a ruffled hem for a modern and unexpected take on red carpet dressing.
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A classic puffer gives this ruffled Kenzo number some extra drama.
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Neither shot nor shell ruffled her—excitement trumped fear, she said.
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On Thursday, that ruffled the feathers of some of those dissidents.
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I think when I came in, I definitely ruffled some feathers.
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The ban on campaign contributions specifically ruffled weathers among some representatives.
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No, it's not that perfect ruffled blouse: It was her handbag.
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Tempt Me Two Piece Off Shoulder Ruffled Crop Bikini, $22.99; amazon.
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She also wore a ruffled LBD and modeled two different booties.
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One featured her father in a platinum wig and ruffled blouse.
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The comedians were shifted to a temporary table, which ruffled feathers.
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The dress featured a sparkling top, mesh overlay, and ruffled sleeves.
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And the ruffled edge makes it look as good it tastes.
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Even Grande's move into more adult subject matter hasn't ruffled feathers.
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The House Speaker does not get ruffled by his bullying behavior.
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She drew an owl, complete with ruffled feathers and alert eyes.
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A crisp white blouse with a ruffled front always feels fresh.
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The dress flowed into a structured pink skirt with ruffled detailing.
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He would have never ruffled Donald Trump's hair under Cardi's watch.
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Richard matched his button-up waistcoat with Olivia's ruffled black dress.
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Aniston's gown featured a simple ruffled top and matching skinny belt.
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Ruffled looks are often associated with summertime and breezy, warm-weather dresses.
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And when they wore matching floral-print ruffled dress with white barrettes.
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The Pittsburgh Penguins and Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium have ruffled some feathers.
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That Jokowi appointed her, given the feathers she has ruffled, is heartening.
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Gaetz is unconcerned, even if he's ruffled some feathers along the way.
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Ashley Graham walked in a ruched floral-print dress with ruffled sleeves.
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I took a deep breath as the breeze ruffled around my ears.
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Senior staff have been sacked, jobs cut and merged, many feathers ruffled.
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The ruffled, puffy design at the top added a nice dramatic touch.
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Naturally, this has ruffled a few feathers among British e-cigarette enthusiasts.
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He wore a ruffled tuxedo shirt — and Twitter had a field day.
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The dress featured a sparkling strapless top, mesh overlay, and ruffled sleeves.
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The "Dead to Me" actress chose a black, ruffled dress from designer
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The occasional cold breeze ruffled its drape of green-and-yellow cloth.
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Plus Le Smoking to open, of course, with a sheer, ruffled blouse.
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Paxton, though, has shown little indication of being ruffled on the mound.
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With shirred sleeves and a ruffled hem, the fit is so flattering.
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The skirt on her custom gray dress was tiered with ruffled fabric.
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For fashion's biggest night of the year, Cardi B rocked a custom-made ruffled look including a gown detailed with intricate feathers and a massive ruffled train that fanned out behind her as she stood on the carpet.
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In a custom-made ruffled look, Cardi B made a fierce appearance at Monday's Met Gala in a gown detailed with intricate feathers and a massive ruffled train that fanned out behind her as she stood on the carpet.
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Richards also had her daughters, Sophia Umansky, 19, and Alexia Umansky, 23, take a spin down the catwalk wearing a striped yellow ruffled crop top and skirt with Femmes Sans Peur heels and a tiered ruffled maxi dress, respectively.
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And the fact that Trump hasn't even launched his usual Twitter tirade about the sketch show, opting instead to avoid mentioning it publicly at all, might be a sign that his easily ruffled feathers got more ruffled than usual.
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Two of fall's biggest trends come together with this bold red ruffled skirt.
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The princess-style gowns came in ruffled layered styles or with lace decorations.
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Ruffled clothing is pretty and feminine and in this bold red hue – fierce.
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If it's a ruffled top, add jeans, and get on with your day.
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The Ruffled Mock NeckDress like it's 1776 — we promise it's cool now. 26.
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Rihanna has previously championed Goddard's range of smocked, ruffled bodice and sheer designs.
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It hasn't been very long since Duterte's last "joke" ruffled feathers overseas, either.
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Pinnock turned heads in a sheer yellow ruffled set from Slashed by Tia.
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It's a move that no doubt ruffled plenty of feathers, but it worked.
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It was "fake news" that also ruffled Spicer during his daily press briefing.
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Ganni Harriet Sneakers We love these ruffled kicks in all their weird glory.
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Grenell, who took office just last month, has ruffled feathers in Germany before.
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Three monkeys ruffled branches down a hill, warning us off with ghastly shrieks.
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Tired of smoothing your ruffled feathers in my presence because of your fear.
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Victorian cravats and Regency-era ruffled shirts were the order of the day.
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Anna Chlumsky wore a strapless gown with a floral print and ruffled details.
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In October, Johnson sported shorter, wavy locks and a ruffled, strapless black dress.
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But the YIMBY approach has ruffled feathers among long-time affordable housing advocates.
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A series of disputes between Indonesia and American firms has also ruffled ties.
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And finally: Naomi Campbell in a white ruffled tuxedo jacket with spandex shorts.
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It had elbow-length sleeves with ruffled cuffs, and no straps or fasteners.
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Any talks of a boycott have not ruffled the conservatives backing the law.
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His recent attack on breakfast has also ruffled some feathers ... including Mark Wahlberg's.
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Sims stunned in a ruffled blue gown, while Scott chose a sleek suit.
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This annual poll, which has been running since 2005, has ruffled fedathers before.
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He may be asked to address something else that ruffled markets this week.
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We mixed metaphors and wrote of rankled feathers when we meant ruffled ones.
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Back on the prairie, the wind picked up and ruffled the gyrfalcon's feathers.
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Gwyneth Paltrow wore sheer dramatic sleeves with ruffled stitching on the red carpet.
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This ruffled the feathers of Council Chairman Phil Mendelson, who rebuked the proposal.
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In June, the "Born This Way" singer went hiking and opted for an all-black ensemble composed of a one-shoulder ruffled and knotted crop-top paired with a fitted black maxi skirt with a flared and slightly ruffled bottom.
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Described as "polarizing" throughout the season, Angelina ruffled more feathers in the final days.
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Elizabeth Warren's pledge to break up big tech companies has understandably ruffled some feathers.
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Makeup artist Stella Sironen first ruffled some feathers by posting the look on Instagram.
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But it looks like Trump's now making moves to smooth over any ruffled feathers.
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With green floral pattern and ruffled trim, the garment accentuated her post-baby figure.
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Mini dresses, maxi skirts, ruffled Victorian blouses, the ridiculously named leg-of-mutton sleeves.
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Sandra Oh looked stunning in a sparkling Elie Saab couture gown with ruffled sleeves.
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Kristin Cavallari has ruffled some feathers over a comment made about her pet chicken.
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And Pugh wasn't afraid to stand out with this ruffled turquoise gown on Sunday.
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Things that bothered me before I started taking Zoloft barely ruffled my feathers now.
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Think slightly Victorian-inspired silhouettes, with ruffled collars, puffed-up shoulders, and structured bodices.
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We'll see if he ruffled enough feathers to keep it from spreading any further.
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Mexico is not the only Latin American country where Trump has ruffled some feathers.
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Simona Halep wears them on a top with a black ruffled skirt and suspenders.
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He is said, by acquaintances, to be generally even tempered and rarely seems ruffled.
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Miriam Kahn, 76, in a pink bathing dress and ruffled hat, approached me first.
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Low-pathogenic bird flu can cause coughing, ruffled feathers and other symptoms in poultry.
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The Sanders impersonator sported the Vermont lawmaker's trademark ruffled white hair and large eglasses.
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That same night, Cruz attended the "Wasp Network" premiere in a ruffled ball gown.
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She wore a ruffled Gucci gown with bold cutouts at the 2017 Met Gala.
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"They ruffled his hair and it frustrates him, you know?" she said, completely earnestly.
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I love the contrast of my denim jacket with a ruffled or pleated skirt.
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It is the same milieu that she comes from, and she expects ruffled feathers.
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Think Beyoncé, next to Ed Sheeran, in a sculptural, ruffled, pleated, fuchsia couture gown.
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It is also the way he did what he did that ruffled many feathers.
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She wore a ruffled outfit by Juanita Esparza, a Guatemala-based pet couture designer.
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Pumps and ruffled skirts are two staples that will never go out of style.
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Bilson complemented Hader's suit in a black gown with ruffled sleeves and gold embellishments.
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Ines Di Santo, right, featured an intricate ruffled tiered gown with a cathedral train.
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But the way Amazon is pursuing its protest has already ruffled a few feathers.
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And then there's Jeremy Strong with his pinky ring, ruffled cuffs, and hiatus beard.
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A Palestinian man told the little boy he was O.K. and ruffled his hair.
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Germany — whose feathers seem the most ruffled at the moment — only pays 1.2 percent.
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The step-mother and father of the bride also looked glamorous, with Dee wearing a white ruffled, one-shoulder bandeau top and high-waisted skirt with ruffled hem and Tommy wearing a tan linen suit with a white Panama hat and monogrammed loafers.
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Meanwhile, Nyong'o amped up her ruffled coral gown with a colorful confection on her eyelids.
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"She had to do a good job of smoothing over some ruffled feathers," Safran said.
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Plus, the Academy ruffled feathers in January with rumours of abandoning a longtime presenting tradition.
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Beatrice, 30, chose a maroon band that complemented her floral dress featuring a ruffled skirt.
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He proudly holds up one of his products, a red chiffon dress with ruffled sleeves.
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Bond prices have reacted with minor move upwards but it hasn't ruffled too many feathers.
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It was an era of ruffled miniskirts and low-rise jeans, of rhinestones on everything.
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She wore a yellow tulle cocktail-length dress with a fitted bodice and ruffled skirt.
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He ran in and was all rumpled and ruffled, he had a small duffel bag.
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This ruffled floral maxi dress combines some of this spring's biggest trends in one look.
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The exit in March of Brian McAndrews, Pandora's chief executive, has ruffled investors even further.
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But Ocasio-Cortez has also ruffled some feathers in the Democratic Party with her actions.
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She wore a ruffled high-low dress with a small bow attached at the waist.
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Middleton wore a ruffled black gown to the London premiere of the "Downton Abbey" film.
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Front Row Shop Pink Ruffled One Shoulder Crop Top, $37, available at Front Row Shop.
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Maybe the ruffled, manic-looking man you saw at the bus stop had brown hair.
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There were coats bristling collars and cuffs of sparkling luau fringe and ruffled cellophane boleros.
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There were ruffled jackets made of washed wool, Arcimboldo-printed gowns accessorized with allergy masks.
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Two years ago, I found a ruffled blue 1970s prom dress at the Salvation Army.
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But it has ruffled many in the business community who are fighting for broader interests.
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Ms. Rice had ruffled feathers by modernizing a space that Globe hard-liners defend fiercely.
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Kaitlyn Dever looked every inch the sugarplum fairy in this pale pink, sparkly, ruffled gown.
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She wore a ruffled, daffodil-yellow dress and, for our interview, a pair of glasses.
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However, the way Amazon has pursued this claim has already apparently ruffled a few feathers.
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Herzigova wore a black ruffled dress with a train resembling those worn by flamenco dancers.
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Spring flowers featured as hair accessories and as prints and embellishment on long ruffled dresses.
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A few feathers were ruffled, but this pet parrot was spared from the historic storm.
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She wore a purple suit with a ruffled blouse, and wielded a Prince-like cane.
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So, it's no surprise that Porchlight's casting of white actor Jack DeCesare ruffled some feathers.
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It's perfect when paired with everything from sweaters and blouses to ruffled dresses and crop tops.
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The tot adorably was dressed in a little white tank top and a yellow ruffled skirt.
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Ross, herself, wore a bright orange ruffled dress to the night's festivities, complete with matching earrings.
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The mixed message has ruffled some in the BJP's powerful fountainhead, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS).
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Mr Schäfer subsequently ruffled feathers when he met a cultural attaché from Iran at the museum.
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But despite spending years at the State Department, Bolton has at times ruffled feathers in Washington.
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The Oscar winner recently ruffled feathers when she joked about sitting on sacred rocks in Hawaii.
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The Spanish-language alternative band blends 70s funk with psychedelic rock, all while wearing ruffled tuxedos.
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I felt a strong desire to don a yellow ruffled dress and smash car windows. Mother!
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Air France-KLM ruffled feathers in France last year when it picked its first foreign CEO.
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All of that was topped with a black satin skirt that featured a dramatic ruffled train.
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After all, it wouldn't really be a Yeezus worldwide spectacular without a ruffled feather or two.
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It must have ruffled Minaj's feathers — she sent out a disgruntled tweet about it months later.
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Dobrev, 30, wore a black patterned one-shoulder dress with a ruffled neckline by Michael Kors.
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IN HER first two months on the job Yuriko Koike, Tokyo's governor, has ruffled many feathers.
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Play With Texture Alone, this ruffled olive number feels more fancy-night-out than everyday-ready.
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Like ruffled and bell sleeves, striped and graphic sleeves have also risen in the trend ranks.
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Trump's policies and statements had ruffled the feathers of many world leaders since he took office.
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She opted for a bold red ruffled top by Lovedrobe, which retails for $38 (£30 GBP).
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I try a ruffled viscose bodysuit ($2,385), which looks like silky batwings strung across my chest.
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The actress also turned heads in 2011 while wearing a pale gown with a ruffled skirt.
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The actress wore a black ruffled dress to the Toronto International Film Festival in September 2019.
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One, named Awatif, wore tight jeans and an orange ruffled blouse that exposed both her shoulders.
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The sequin-covered gown featured a structured, ruffled design that swirled along the sleeves and neckline.
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Madison Beer ruffled her own feathers on her 21st birthday ... and it was one helluva view.
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Iridescent gold is dusted along the ruffled or pointy rims and the twisted or fluted stems.
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Thursday's visit might have been as much about smoothing over ruffled feelings as viewing space hardware.
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Krysten Ritter rocked a red ruffled dress at a screening of "Jessica Jones" in May 2019.
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Her Rodarte x Universal Standard dress had a sweetheart neckline, ruched sleeves, and a ruffled skirt.
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I end up at Anthropologie and find a pretty navy blue and white patterned ruffled dress.
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He praised the spirited and sophisticated civic debate, even if it has ruffled a few feathers.
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Britain's economy was barely ruffled last year by June's shock vote to leave the European Union.
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McKnight wore a stunning white ruffled dress that had a long tail attached to the back.
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In ordinary times, Mikus notes, some of those positions might have ruffled some white-collar suburbanites.
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And then there was Gwyneth Paltrow in a sheer high-necked ruffled mud brown tulle … knit?
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The toddler wears a white ruffled shirt and striped pants, going barefoot in the sweet clip.
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Among the chapter headings were "Find your inner bird", and "Don't let your feathers get ruffled".
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The dull blue and never-ending ruffled pleats are a bit too much for us, thanks.
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People got very ruffled, because in vintage watches, 36-millimeter is a traditional size for men.
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Besides, the ringmaster was a woman: in slick-cut tails and a ruffled sheer white blouse.
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Collette sported a ruffled black dress with embroidered blue and white roses and a high neck.
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She picked a plunging ruffled peplum number with slim Christian Louboutin stilettos and major Irene Neuwirth hoops.
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In the history of Oscar nomination reveals, has there ever been a time when feathers weren't ruffled?
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Trump's tough trade tactics have ruffled feathers around the globe, but Burns said this case is different.
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Williams, 54, wore a ruffled pink coat for the date, which came after a day of shopping.
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"SNL" had him host and take part in silly sketches; Mr Fallon affectionately ruffled his comb over.
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Olson was ruffled but, like Miller, decided it was prudent to comply and took his video down.
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But thanks to all those blowout presidential election losses, those ruffled elites were in a decided minority.
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The move has ruffled the feathers of some U.S. carriers like Delta, which is based in Atlanta.
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In earlier teaser posts, Rihanna has teased snippets of a ruffled bra top and a lace bra.
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The pancake chain ruffled feathers last month when it dropped the P for an unexplained lowercase b.
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Cheney ruffled feathers when she ran for the Senate in Wyoming in 2014 against incumbent Republican Sen.
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Because the privileged need their feathers ruffled, and my ability to ruffle feathers is second to none.
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The mix consists of some of brightly colored floral prints and ruffled hems of his iconic gowns.
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Kate opted for a pale green dress with ruffled sleeves and a high neck with button details.
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Or opt for a sleek asymmetric ruffled dress to channel Nicky Hilton's Oscar de la Renta number.
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Jeffries, a former corporate lawyer, ruffled plenty of feathers in the left-leaning caucus in defeating Rep.
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There is a picture of Hay, too, in a ruffled dress, solemnly kneeling inside a kitchen sink.
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Its skirt was especially unique, as it was ruffled and positioned like a bubble around her waist.
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They are contented to soothe and calm the minds of their husbands returning ruffled from political debate.
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Marin Hinkle looked stunning in a semi-sheer navy dress with a plunging neckline and ruffled skirt.
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Final guess: Upon further research it was noted that the Gyro chip was, in fact, not ruffled.
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"There's never been a queen in the history of this world who hasn't ruffled feathers," she said.
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Sweet red dulse, inky alaria and ruffled sea lettuces have fed coastal communities for thousands of years.
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Jose Solis's matching costumes, black briefs with tops that featured a ruffled sleeve, were modern, handsome uniforms.
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From its ruffled shoulders to its skirt train, Beyoncé's long-sleeved gown was covered in red sparkles.
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Their similar backgrounds and pedigrees could help the advisers smooth out the ruffled feathers between their bosses.
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Warren's plans targeting wealthy Americans have ruffled feathers in the most powerful corners of the financial world.
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A transparent peach-colored blouse with a ruffled neckline was boldly paired with a scarlet leather skirt.
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Just lose the big leather rose at the neck and the weird ruffled New Wave apron-skirts.
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It is dressed in a long black dress with ruffled sleeves that includes embroidered flowers and butterflies.
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Stefano Pilati's was described as clichéd French, his ruffled skirts compared to chicks in an Easter parade.
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And in truth, no one at the service seemed ruffled by all that Washington bluster about them.
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Those statement shoulders were balanced by airy ruffled and ruched skirts mostly cut to above the knee.
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But Jordan and Meadows, and the Freedom Caucus more broadly, have ruffled many feathers along the way.
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Conversely, Wiig takes quiet risks, opting for artfully loose silhouettes with tiered or ruffled elements, or formal pants.
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Models wore one-shoulder ruffled dresses in lace as well as silk frocks with voluminous shoulders and sleeves.
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Wear with jeans and a silk camisole or a ruffled midi dress for a magical date-night look.
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Trump further ruffled feathers when he suggested that he might tear up the so-called "One China" policy.
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It reiterates the fact that we mean business and we're not just making evening gowns and ruffled confections.
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In January, United Airlines ruffled some feathers when they kicked an "emotional support" peacock off of a plane.
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He showed up wearing a sheer orange topper coat with a ruffled gray top, and black skinny jeans.
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Mr Shanahan was charged with implementing the vision while Mr Mattis travelled around the world calming ruffled allies.
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For best results, wear a ruffled shirt of your own so you and your egg(s) can match.
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My ruffled feathers were quickly smoothed when the witches turned the man into a cat, which is tight.
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Was it the ethereal print, the one-shoulder ruffled cut, or the 68% off price that enticed me?
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I remember saying to her, well listen it's my bed and I don't mind that it's ruffled up.
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Britain's Brexit minister Stephen Barclay ruffled feathers last week in Brussels, telling EU negotiators the deal was "dead".
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While the U.S. Treasury Department's announcement garnered strong support on social media, the move has ruffled some feathers.
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Remember those empire-waist, ruffled frocks that the cool kids swore made your flat chest look more voluptuous?
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To which we say, hogwash — there are literally hundreds of occasions where a ruffled outfit would make sense.
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She also ruffled some feathers after endorsing a handful of liberal primary candidates who are challenging Democratic incumbents.
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They rebound from failure, overcome hardship and look challenges square in the eye without getting their feathers ruffled.
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But supporters of Rolet say that turning around the exchange in such a major way inevitably ruffled feathers.
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She wore a ruffled cold-shoulder top and bootcut jeans to the MTV Movie Awards in June 2002.
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Jackie Cruz wore a ruffled gown with a sheer section that made a statement on the red carpet.
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Colbert chose a shiny suit for the event, and McGee-Colbert opted for a strapless ruffled orange dress.
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He turned every stage into an opportunity to showcase his latest fashions – whether ruffled collars, heels or leotards.
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Dion wore a ruffled floral dress by Batsheva with a green jacket and burgundy boots by Gabriela Hearst.
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At Coach, Stuart Vevers fused American Gothic with American Goth Chick with ruffled hemlines sweeping a dirt runway.
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Every time he interrupted her — every one of the dozens of times — he got a little more ruffled.
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A tuxedo trouser suit with a sheer chiffon T-shirt was topped by a lushly ruffled taffeta shrug.
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Mr. Trump ruffled feathers during South Korea's presidential campaign when he demanded that Seoul pay for the system.
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The white Valentino microbag proved more of a distraction on the red carpet than her bright ruffled minidress.
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Nothing to fear here, nor in a black-and-red-checkered chiffon dress with a ruffled bib ($2,350).
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Models wore ruffled pinafore and silk dresses, asymmetric patterned skirts as well as round-collared jackets and shorts.
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She wore a mint-green Armani ball gown, which had a sparkling top, mesh overlay, and ruffled sleeves.
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You can find high-waisted bottoms, ruffled or wrap tops, lace-up one-pieces, and on and on.
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She paired the ruffled dress with the Lover's Knot tiara and the Queen Mother's sapphire and diamond earrings.
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But there's Beyoncé, gazing down, pregnant, draped in a Madonna-like veil, her ruffled panties Virgin Mary-blue.
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Just attach a little ruffled lace fabric to the bottom of your AC unit and you're good to go.
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The Suits star looked glamorous as she cheered Harry on in a chic navy ruffled dress from Antonio Berardi.
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Though the bill ruffled feathers, it may well have been a valuable lesson in the need for coalition-building.
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That's not to say that trends just miraculously appear at Zara, a ruffled floral blouse from the primordial ooze.
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They ought to just cool it and take a little reputational hit and get the feathers being ruffled down.
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On Ellen, she turned the stage into a Cuban nightclub and performed "Havana" in a ruffled cha cha skirt.
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While this was groundbreaking for Netflix, its growing influence in the media space ruffled feathers among the industry's titans.
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The result is a line of looser silhouettes that combine practicality with visual interest: ruffled sweaters and cropped pants.
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Reports that the word "God" could be dropped from the revised guidelines ruffled feathers when they emerged last year.
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The star chose a floral-print Zimmermann day dress featuring a plunging neckline, corset-style bodice and ruffled skirt.
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And, uh, how much longer can Stan possibly keep his job in counterintelligence, given all the feathers he's ruffled?
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That has ruffled markets since the Fed just issued a fairly dovish sounding policy statement after its March meeting.
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She was modeling a fully embellished knee-length dress with ruffled hems and towering platform heels in the show.
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On Tuesday, Barr ruffled feathers when she made racist comments about Valerie Jarrett, a former aide to president Obama.
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Obviously Trump got his feathers ruffled by China saying they would match everything we do, and to the end.
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Wang's pieces focus on ruffled details, contrasting colors, and embroidered phrases that add a personal touch to each design.
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Vanessa Williams starred as the vain and insensitive Renee Perry that ruffled the ladies' feathers every now and then.
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Late last year, the surgeon general ruffled some feathers when he released his office's official report on e-cigarettes.
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The White House was not happy and it did not take long for a ruffled response, downplaying Macron's influence.
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Uihlein ruffled feathers in rural Wisconsin, her husband immersed himself in hyperlocal politics touching on race and social issues.
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There was also a pouf skirt, some quilted bags and a watercolor taffeta with a single giant ruffled sleeve.
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Bat flips and caps tilted to the side and even prematurely untucked jerseys have ruffled feathers over the years.
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A wedding is all about the party, and several designers played up that festive mood with strapless, ruffled necklines.
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The suddenly mainstream femininity of little ruffled dresses, sequined slips and wide trousers of the formerly oddball Eckhaus Latta.
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Guo is known for being brash, and he ruffled feathers at the helm of the China Securities Regulatory Commission.
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Damien Hirst ruffled feathers when he was nominated for a body of work that included embalmed animals in formaldehyde.
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It's filled with cute wardrobe staples like a cropped hoodie ($58), ruffled minidress ($98) and leather moto jacket ($23).
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McConnell is strategic and disciplined, while Trump has ruffled the feathers of GOP elites with his brash, unpredictable rhetoric.
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Netanyahu shelved the bill, for now, but its very existence further ruffled the feathers of reform and conservative Jews.
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Could this be an attempt—albeit a bizarro, kinda lackluster one—to win women over and smooth some ruffled feathers?
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So I was head-over-heels for Kirsten's vaguely bridal ruffled Dior and gorgeous vintage Fred Leighton diamond fringe necklace.
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Electrifying fuchsias reigned supreme on actresses like Crazy Rich Asians's Gemma Chan, who wore a massive ruffled Maison Valentino gown.
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Beyoncé, 36, also posted several snaps of her ensemble, a white dress with a blue flower pattern and ruffled skirt.
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The actress took the spotlight in a custom sparkling pink Michael Kors Collection gown accented with big satin ruffled shoulders.
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Let the ruffled piece be the focal point of your look, and wear it with the basics you already have.
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Models wore draped dresses or thinly pleated skirts, and black trousers were matched with ruffled blouses or Asian-style tops.
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The mom of one, 47, wore a pair of giant, feathered white wings with a white bustier and ruffled shorts.
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Update: Tuesday afternoon President Trump pardoned Drumstick the turkey in a ceremony that is sure to have ruffled some feathers.
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However, a sequined neckline in red, green and gold accents and ruffled sleeves turn the look from ordinary to opulent.
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Dresses were floor length and oversized - some with ruffled detailing at the front - or came pleated in silk with lace.
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Nicole slayed in a pink ruffled bikini Sunday, seemingly continuing what we've dubbed her "50 Never Looked So Good" tour.
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But Adele ruffled some feathers when she made an important distinction about how the album was received by different people.
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Barclay ruffled feathers last week in Brussels, telling EU negotiators the deal agreed with Prime Minister Theresa May was "dead".
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Here, Styles appears to be hunched over in a millennial pink bathtub, with a backwards necklace and ruffled wet hair.
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Another style standout was Smith, who wowed in a strapless teal Marchesa gown which featured intricate ruffled details all throughout.
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That's huge, especially in light of unusually restrictive rules that California just put in place that have ruffled Google's feathers.
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Zuckerberg ruffled feathers on buttoned-down Wall Street investors by wearing a hoodie during the company's IPO tour in 2012.
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Ruffled, apricot-orange petals are the hallmark of Dame Judi Dench, one of dozens of roses created by David Austin.
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In the video for "Hold Up," the singer is wearing a marigold-colored ruffled dress as she opens a floodgate.
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There were ivory lace dresses for women, worn with knits or over ruffled white shirts with frills and striped tops.
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Over the weekend, Young Thug posted a photo of Prince holding a rose in a white ruffled pantsuit, fully unbuttoned.
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He succeeded in 2009 in working out the physical structure of the ruffled layers of papyrus in a Herculaneum scroll.
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The lawsuit is not the first time Trump has ruffled feathers promoting his White House run with a bald eagle.
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The wood-inspired print of Lizzo's dress was eye-catching, as was its high-low hemline and dramatic ruffled sleeves.
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From ruffled dresses to colorful suits, here's a look at what your favorite celebrities wore to the 71st annual Emmys.
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Applegate wore a ruffled gray dress, adding hot-pink lipstick and dark eyeliner to give some edge to her ensemble.
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In Gucci's magic lanterns collection, layered and ruffled gowns, gold decorations and outfits echoing a hippy style took center stage.
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The clothes that the dancers wore, ruffled tops and do-rags and big, gummy sneakers—were they really dance costumes?
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Her examination of Matt Lauer, whom the network fired in November after sexual misconduct allegations, ruffled feathers within the network.
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In a clip from Beyoncé's new visual album Lemonade, the singer strides down a street in a yellow, ruffled dress.
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And his pre-season comments about F21 being "the worst it's ever been" certainly ruffled the feathers of its stakeholders.
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Meyer initially ruffled feathers in the Big Ten with recruiting tactics that, while not illicit, were aggressive by conference standards.
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They really don't like you Netflix has ruffled the feathers of entertainment companies on the way to building its empire.
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In recent years, Mr. Lydon has ruffled feathers by suggesting that Donald Trump's presidency is the Sex Pistols of politics.
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Although Mr. Cavett's show was provocative, his persona, balancing Ivy League erudition with unflappable Midwestern solidity, has rarely ruffled anyone.
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No doubt, Sotomayor ruffled some robes with her words, and there's a fair debate about whether she went too far.
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Madureira nodded happily as the children flocked around him; paternally, he ruffled the hair of the boy closest to him.
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She arrived at the AMAs red carpet ready to steal the show wearing a ruffled, coral one-shouldered mini dress.
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Le didn't seem ruffled; his conclusion seemed to be that it was a sign Google was on the right track.
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But that deal's aggressive documentation has also ruffled feathers and European investors appear more comfortable with the Akzo carve-out.
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Fabric was ruffled and gathered on shoulders to create larger-than-life collars, sleeves were fluted, and hems were bubbled.
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Lizzo went viral at the 2019 American Music Awards after pairing her ruffled tangerine dress with the world's tiniest handbag.
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It's not the first time this year that Gabriel has ruffled feathers ahead of a high-profile business trip abroad.
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When Jimmy Fallon ruffled Trump's hair during the campaign, it was treated as a hideous breach, normalizing the invading vulgarian.
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The day was gorgeous, and a light breeze ruffled Dry Rot's thinning feathers (the parrot is over 30 years old).
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Panera even ruffled the feathers of Chipotle, leading the pair to quibble over what constitutes a truly additive-free menu.
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This season, the indigo-hued fabric is layered, ruffled or cut into Kimono-like silhouettes — and worn with tabi shoes.
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Ivanka Trump's appearance at the Winter Olympics has ruffled a few feathers — especially those of U.S. Olympic freestyle skier Gus Kenworthy.
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A little girl in a ruffled dress sits on the handlebars of a motorcycle as her wild driver whips through traffic.
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" Flynn ruffled feathers with divisive rhetoric on the campaign trail, such as a Twitter comment that "Fear of Muslims is RATIONAL.
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The conversation, diverging from a "one China" policy observed for decades by past Republican and Democratic administrations, ruffled feathers in Beijing.
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Moore, whose appearance was shrouded in a little mystery, accentuated her slender frame in the black collared and ruffled vintage gown.
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I remember telling the well-meaning artist what I wanted: glittery lids and glossy lips to go with my ruffled gown.
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On Monday, she stepped out wearing a tan mechanic's jumpsuit featuring an off-the-shoulder design and all-over ruffled trim.
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This ruffled the feathers of Pizzaboyzzz, a seller of pizza-themed art including pins, prints, and clothes run by Robert Karageuzian.
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It is not the first time this year that Gabriel has ruffled feathers ahead of a high-profile business trip abroad.
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" During August's first Republican presidential debate, Kelly ruffled Trump's feathers by pressing him on his participation in "the war on women.
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While these midriff-baring tops were shown as tiny ruffled pieces at Altuzarra, they had a sportier take at Tommy Hilfiger.
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Die Gummipuppe isn't satisfied, so they add two ruffled ankle cuffs and throw in a black gas mask for good measure.
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She was known for her traditional, all-American wardrobe that featured vibrant colors, Kate Spade purses and ruffled and ruched dresses.
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Instead, it was the ruffled, periwinkle Alessandro Trincone gown and cocktail parasol hat he modeled for the cover that went viral.
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She wore a black one-piece swimsuit with ruffled tiers, and let her long dark hair loosely hang over her shoulders.
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Huntington-Whiteley's baby belly was on clear display in a blush-colored dress, featuring a ruffled bodice and high-low hemline.
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Sean "Puff Daddy" Combs ruffled feathers when he excluded some of his own label's bands from the Bad Boy Reunion Tour.
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Try pairing them with your favorite white jeans or a cute ruffled mini skirt for a look that's classic and sweet.
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Gleason popped the question to Joel at sunset on the beach while she was wearing a ruffled polka dot black bikini.
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"Chunka," she wrote alongside the video, which also showed off her daughter's adorable pink and white onesie and white ruffled socks.
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He was dressed in a tightfitting black tropical suit and wore a black bow tie on his ruffled, white dress shirt.
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Her strapless dress was covered with sparkles from top to bottom, where its ruffled skirt also extended into a long train.
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Headey wore a ruffled, baby-blue dress with a floral print, long, black bow, and train to the 2019 awards show.
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Just under three months after welcoming her third child with husband Christopher O'Neill, she donned an airy, ruffled light blue gown.
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The ruffled edges of long belts called malfadini carry melted butter and Parmigiano-Reggiano with the peppermint tickle of pink peppercorns.
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Flynn was ultimately proved right, as the rise of ISIS shows, but his lack of diplomacy and maverick behavior ruffled feathers.
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The sleeveless number with ruffled detailing on the straps is feminine, but simple, and shows just the right amount of skin.
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But our super-early-bird pricing disappears in a cloud of ruffled feathers on June 22019 at 11:59 p.m. (PT).
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More romantically, in Tagalog, bulaklak translates as flower, although the ruffled edges of the fat suggest something more like a garter.
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Laverne Cox went all out for the final "Orange is the New Black" premiere in July with this ruffled lavender gown.
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Eventually I developed a repertoire of pansies, ruffled leaves, shells, swags and roses, never perfect, but nonetheless a source of pride.
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Until recently, China could trust foreign companies to accept some rights would be ruffled in the name of stability and growth.
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Perhaps the most interesting part of the ensemble was the gown's ruffled, structural design that swirled along her arms and neckline.
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It could have been mind-numbingly repetitive but actually proved charmingly inventive, as they wove, ruffled, striped and flower-encrusted it.
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The voluminous, ruffled blouses that have dominated feeds for a few years have gone West — more specifically, straight to the prairie.
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Elon Musk, chief executive of Tesla and SpaceX, has an outspoken Twitter presence, which has ruffled regulators but sold many cars.
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And last week, former White House Press Secretary Spicer was twirling in a lime-green ruffled shirt, dancing with the stars.
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Most of us on that colonnade presumably knew the symbolism: the wind-ruffled Gospel represented the presence of the Holy Spirit.
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Unsurprisingly, Vestager's relentless pursuit of Silicon Valley's tech giants has ruffled some feathers, not least the President of the United States.
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Her outfit was even weirder: a long, ruffled white gown, olive-green army jacket, and muddy hiking boots on her feet.
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FROM PEN: Check Out Kat Graham's Beaded Camp Shirt From 'The Parent Trap' Instead of the usual celebrity athleisure, Gaga went for full-on vacation glamour, wearing an all black ensemble by Rachel Comey composed of a one-shoulder ruffled and knotted crop-top paired with a fitted black maxi skirt with a flared and slightly ruffled bottom.
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She went more romantic at the SAG Awards in a flirty Chanel midi dress with a ruffled collar and matching wrist bands.
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From structured dusters and puffers to silky tops and ruffled sweaters, we're actually getting excited to pile on the pieces this season.
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This was an excellent idea but it ruffled bureaucratic feathers at DIA, which may have played a part in being Flynn ousted.
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When he arrived on the pink carpet, Styles went beyond expectations, wearing a ruffled Gucci blouse, heeled boots, and a gothic manicure.
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Voronenkov was to testify against deposed Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych and had ruffled feathers in Russia for calling the Crimean annexation illegal.
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I was scared shitless to negotiate because I thought that if I ruffled feathers in any way, they'd pull the job offer.
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She pointed out a woman in a pink skirt and ruffled white shirt, wearing a 1960s-esque pearl necklace and strapless heels.
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So perhaps it's not surprising that many feathers were ruffled when the halftime headliner was announced: all-white pop group Maroon 22017.
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The ruffled sleeve and two-tone detail on the denim signal that you're up on your trends while still keeping things casual.
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The Duchess of Sussex, who is expecting her first child with Prince Harry, opted for a dress with a high ruffled neckline.
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They style their ankle-grazing, arm-covering ruffled dresses with contemporary streetwear staples like sneakers, or the ubiquitous "dad" baseball cap. Vogue.
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Moreover, her dogged coverage of the #MeToo movement (and especially fired Today anchor Matt Lauer's alleged sexual misconduct) reportedly ruffled feathers internally.
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The central bank was further ruffled when Mr Bolsonaro said that a single currency could one day be used throughout South America.
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She complemented the white, ruffled neckline with a bright white liner on the lower waterline, courtesy of makeup artist Sarah Nicole Tanno.
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The back of Steinfeld's halter-neck gown features ruffled detailing plus sheer tulle and floral designs that just barely cover her backside.
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Reese Witherspoon ruffled some feathers last week after she gave a speech at WSJ Magazine's 2017 Innovator Awards in New York City.
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One Twitter user shared a photo of Williams in a ruffled red dress that looks a lot like the salsa dancer emoji.
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For a more romantic vibe, try out Priyanka Chopra's Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini look with a pretty and ultra-feminine ruffled dress.
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But a heated exchange last month with Italian government officials over its ultrafast broadband rollout plans ruffled feathers at the French giant.
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With more contracts under threat, it seems likely Ms Chou was pushed in front of the camera to smooth ruffled Chinese feathers.
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Model Selita Ebanks wore a sheer violet gown with full sleeves and a ruffled bodice with an emerald tie around the waist.
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Although Mr Kim has the support of America, his restructuring of the bank has ruffled the feathers of much of its staff.
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Over the weekend, Katy Perry ruffled some feathers with an offhanded comment she made about Barack Obama during an Instagram live video.
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They snapped a selfie, too, which showed off Barattieri's ruffled collar (so authentic!) • Want to keep up with the latest royals coverage?
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He suggested further that as the campaign unfolds he'll be smoothing ruffled feelings among struggling voters, like those who objected to Mrs.
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Detailing came in tops with ruffled bottoms, puffed-up sleeves as well pleating and draping on strapless evening dresses and organza skirts.
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"This is a sinful nature," she said of homosexuality, still wearing her ruffled church clothes and high heels after church on Sunday.
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In 2006, Lopez wore a ruffled mini dress to the Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year Tribute, which honored Ricky Martin.
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A ruffled midi dress has taken the place of the viral puffer coat that Amazon users couldn't get enough of last winter.
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But it, too, ruffled the feathers of those who thought Mr. West's use of his peers' images was a violation too far.
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Decked out in an extremely minimal suit jacket and ruffled sleeves, Hadreas's falsetto holds up remarkably as the song reaches its crescendo.
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But the How to be a Bad Bitch author may have ruffled a slightly scarier corner of the fame universe: Beyoncé fans.
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Castello Branco already ruffled feathers at Petrobras in December by setting up an office before taking on his role officially, sources said.
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The ambassador acknowledged that Trump had raised hackles in the UK. "There's no question that maybe some feathers were ruffled," he said.
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Dion paired Rodarte's $2,690 pleated lamé blouse, complete with a ruffled collar, with the designer's $2,485 wide-leg pants, according to InStyle.
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"If you are searching for a ruffled floral yellow dress but you get a blouse, it just doesn't cut it," she noted.
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When people complain about the all the nonwhite people I put in my puzzles, on the other hand, my feathers get ruffled.
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And the broadcasts of the Pan-Arab news network Al Jazeera, which Qatar funds, have long ruffled feathers across the Middle East.
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He has an almost messianic side: A brash claim in a 2005 interview that "I will save classical music" ruffled some feathers.
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While the stacks of cash on the bed beside her ruffled and the tags—each with a date, 1955, 1959, 1960—fluttered.
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For his boundary-breaking shot, he donned a ruffled Christian Siriano orange tulle gown and a pair of classic Nike Cortez sneakers.
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But his swift rise has ruffled some of his elders, especially when he shoved aside his older cousin to become crown prince.
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The suits on display Tuesday morning came with ruffled pocket squares or lapel pins with feathers tall enough to tickle the models' chins.
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Evancho's decision to sing at the inauguration may have ruffled some feathers, but it's not her first time singing for a presidential audience.
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They then showed off their dance moves with Spears twirling in Asghari's arms in a short, ruffled black dress as he dipped her.
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Hailee Steinfeld wore her favorite dress of awards season in romantic floral-print gown with high ruffled neckline and Neil Lane jewelry. 8.
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In the Instagram photo, both Kim and Kourtney wear ruffled, red plaid dresses, and Kim has a large white bow in her hair.
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Paltrow's suit of choice is a powder blue with the most magnificently ruffled shoulders — "ruffles on ruffles" is the scientific term, I believe.
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Kate sported a casual look in a dark green blazer by Smythe, white ruffled top, matching skinny jeans and her favorite cowboy boots.
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Her mother, a former pageant queen herself, is ruffled by her daughter's choice and the pageant ultimately causes a rift in their relationship.
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That also means coming to terms with the fact that there'll be ruffled feathers and anger and a tug-o'-war for power.
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Emma Stone's sleek, belted white Louis Vuitton gown was the perfect counterpoint to Lawrence's Alexander McQueen ruffled and embellished black two-piece creation.
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Though she looked effortlessly chic, the actress did have a bit of wardrobe dilemma: what to wear underneath her ruffled semi-sheer gown.
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Two days later, Gigi slipped into a pale blue ruffled minidress and did her best Cinderella impersonation, escorted by — who else — Prince Charming.
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The Trump administration has ruffled GOP feathers on Capitol Hill by getting in the way of legislators' efforts to fix the tax system.
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She also ruffled feathers among House members whose caucus she hopes to join by suggesting that Crowley might try to undermine her chances.
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Kathy matched both of her daughters wearing a similar blue shade to Nicky and similar dress style to Paris with the ruffled skirt.
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China's consumers sent retail sales up 11 percent year-over-year in December — not very ruffled, for now, by the nation's market turmoil.
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"Early Riser," she captioned the snap, which shows the 21-year-old sporting ruched and ruffled bathing suit bottoms and a body chain.
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Kanye West's tweet storm this week may have ruffled a few feathers, but it hasn't prompted his family members to change their routines.
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Grenell, a former U.S. spokesman at the United Nations and outspoken defender of Trump, has ruffled feathers since arriving in Germany in May.
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She previously walked the red carpet in a navy blue Esteban Cortazar dress, which was half double-breasted tuxedo, half ruffled, sheer gown.
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This year, Holmes accompanied designer Zac Posen and wore an intricately ruffled off-the-shoulder gown with a flowing fit-and-flare hem.
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Trump at UN President Trump ruffled some feathers (stop us if you've heard that one) during his speech yesterday at the United Nations.
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Gripping a yellow pool noodle, Miriam Kahn, 77, treaded water in a pink dress and a pink ruffled swimming cap on Wednesday morning.
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The British royal basically skipped the princess stage and looked like a reigning queen in a ruffled white gown designed by Alexander McQueen.
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The latter, which was built in 2016, hit a number of roadblocks and ruffled the feathers of lawmakers and locals along the way.
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According to Lizzo, her bag was "big enough for my f---s to give," and was Valentino, just like her ruffled peach dress.
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When Mr. Trump imposed tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Canada, Mexico and the European Union, the action inevitably ruffled their feathers.
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Highlights: The backup dancers, who are for some reason wearing wide-brimmed hats, white ruffled tuxedo shirts and what look like riding boots.
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At the brand's core is colorful quilting, as seen in her upcoming collection which consists of quilted dresses, embroidered pants and ruffled kimonos.
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The Coach ambassador repped the brand in a dramatic ruffled dress with lace-up boots at the 2017 British Fashion Awards in London.
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And the Israeli designer Eisen-Stein, a newcomer, presented a column dress with a ruffled neckline paired with a flirty thigh-high slit.
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And who could forget that time Lizzo paired a ruffled Valentino peach minidress with a tiny bag at the 2019 American Music Awards?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Earlier this month, the toymaker Mattel released a Frida Kahlo Barbie that raised eyebrows and ruffled feathers.
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Before this ruffled little lady was singing to sold-out stadiums worldwide, she was just another camera ready cutie in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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She's wearing a red, ruffled bikini, sunglasses and her hair in soft curls, while embracing Carino, who is clad in a black t-shirt.
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The FRC ruffled industry feathers with the current code by slotting companies into two tiers to indicate full and partial compliance with the code.
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His performance allegedly ruffled feathers with the co-chairman of NBC Entertainment, Paul Telegdy, according to an unnamed source who spoke to Page Six.
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And while Romney ruffled some UK feathers by outing a secret meeting with Britain's foreign intelligence service, MI6, he made a good impression overall.
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Last year, Chris Rock ruffled a few feathers as Oscars host when he make a quip about two Asian boys he brought on stage.
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The President said that and that it's important to finish the Democratic primary contest in a way that doesn't leave anyone with ruffled feathers.
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Feathers were ruffled when footage secretly obtained by Animal Aid, a campaign group, in Lincolnshire in 2013 showed caged chickens barely able to move.
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If this seems anticlimactic to you, then you try getting through TSA checkpoint without getting your curls ruffled by an officer at least once.
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And although other NFL players, who are mostly black, have generally supported Mr Kaepernick's protest, it has ruffled feathers among some groups of fans.
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In the accompanying photo, the 35-year-old singer cradled her growing bump in a pair of ruffled briefs and a miss-matched bra.
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Trump, who has drawn support from some conservative European politicians, has already ruffled feathers in the UK with statements he's made during his campaign.
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White and light brown looks opened the catwalk, with a ruffled white shirt dress covered in a PVC, leather-embellished overcoat with big pockets.
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Fivestory is now carrying the Australian label Ellery and has a ruffled off-the-shoulder dress ($1,950) that would look sporty layered over slacks.
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She swapped a ruffled, sheer, deep-V red carpet number for a statuesque white column (equally plunging!) gown at the InStyle/Warner Bros. party.
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Summer 2018's swim line-up is rife with one strap cut-out monokinis, ruffled single shoulder bikinis, and every silhouette style in between.
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That said, Google also ruffled plenty of developers' feathers with proposed design changes to APIs relied on by major third-party ad blocker extensions.
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Teigen is sporting a high ponytail, cutoff denim shorts and a leopard-print swimsuit, while Luna wears a pink, black and white ruffled outfit.
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The Workflow acquisition comes after Apple lost Mac automation expert Sal Soghoian in October, a departure that ruffled feathers in the software development community.
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He was wearing a ruffled shirt too big for his skinny frame, and the over-all effect somehow called to mind the Little Prince.
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"There's a lot of work to be done still, I know," Ms. Hayek said, before sitting back in her rose pink ruffled Gucci gown.
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Her fresh pasta includes buckwheat shells, black bucatini and ruffled lemon-scented gigli that begs for a sauce of crab meat and cherry tomatoes.
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Weidmann has also ruffled some political feathers, clashing publicly with Italy's then-prime minister, Matteo Renzi, over Rome's failure to cut its debt further.
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Emile Henry Ruffled Pie Dish, $38.99Burgundian clay is known for distributing and retaining heat evenly, giving them a warm, perfectly browned pie every time.
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Mimi barely ruffled the waters of the crowded pond of New York dining when it materialized on a quiet Greenwich Village block last fall.
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That fight ruffled feathers within the GOP caucus over concerns about rejecting a nominee because of a position taken on behalf of a client.
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The dress had an off-the-shoulder top, ruffled skirt, and a sheer piece of fabric that extended across her stomach and left thigh.
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During a rare interview on Fox News recently, host Laura Ingraham asked Thomas about reports that Gorsuch had "ruffled some feathers" on the court.
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In December 2010, she stepped out for the Los Angeles premiere of Banderas's film "Biutiful" wearing a loose, ruffled white top and black pants.
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Deconstructed SleevesAs much as we love billowy, ruffled statement sleeves, let's be real: Who wants to wear that much fabric in 80 degree weather?
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As far as the clothes go, there was a heavy '80s influence felt in the sequined minidresses, ruffled one-shoulder silhouettes, and padded shoulders.
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From the moment that he ruffled Trump's hair last year it was clear that Fallon's position was that of a man hedging his bets.
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On Baseball The Chicago White Sox shortstop has ruffled some feathers, earned a batting title and become a loud voice in a quiet game.
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Ducks, white and brown feathers ruffled by the wind, waddled through the rainwater pooling on the sidewalks and the grass, still searching for food.
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Goddard's fanciful gowns, often constructed from hundreds of meters of ruched and ruffled tulle or cotton, are designed for twirling around a dance floor.
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One of his interviewers, a politics professor, Marlene Wind, surprised him with a barrage of critical questions that many viewers felt left him ruffled.
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On a more granular level, a few senators have taken it upon themselves to smooth the ruffled feathers between Mr. Trump and foreign leaders.
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At the 2019 Met Gala, Styles wore a single pearl earring alongside a sheer, ruffled blouse tucked into the highest of high-waisted trousers.
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Kobe was brash enough to crash into the NBA in 1996 straight out of high school and that ruffled some feathers among sports journalists.
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Ruffled feathers Gorsuch has not shied away from public events, even when one speech was scheduled - without his knowledge-- at the Trump International Hotel.
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The singer-songwriter and rapper, 31, looked like 100 percent that bitch (sorry, we had to) wearing a ruffled, coral one-shouldered mini dress.
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The Duchess of Cambridge dazzled in a white ruffled gown for a state banquet at Buckingham Palace, where she met Donald Trump, in June.
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A cropped sequined black moto jacket/bolero with leg-of-mutton sleeves came matched with an olive drab corset atop a camo ruffled skirt.
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The dress, which featured a sheer bodysuit and a dramatic ruffled skirt, made it appear as though the rapper was emerging from a shell.
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This has ruffled feathers in Brussels, raising concerns about the balance between energy independence and climate targets creating new divisions within the European Union.
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The $5,200 gown featured ruffled lace across the chest, and also had a thigh-high slit draped across the right side of its skirt.
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At issue was Ms. Markle's choice of top for the second: a sheer black shirt embroidered with gold leaves over a long ruffled skirt.
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Midcalf silk dresses came with ruffled bibs and hems; minidresses skimmed thigh-high ruffle-topped spats; and baby-blue shearling was cut by teal waves.
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The actress dazzled in a black dress with an embroidered top and ruffled skirt, while Krasinksi kept his look classic in a sleek black suit.
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Beyoncé, 36, wore a colorful flowing dress from Temperley London, that fell just above her knee and featured a deep V-neckline and ruffled sleeves.
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Recently, I wrote about how it's possible to explain the lift from an airplane wing without mentioning Bernoulli's principle, which … well … ruffled a few feathers.
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Kelly Rowland definitely ruffled some feathers today with comments she made about what kinds of questions are appropriate to ask partners about their sexual experiences.
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The colors then became lighter with pale pink dresses which came with long sleeves, high necks, ruffled chiffon decoration, colorful patterned prints and shiny sequins.
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In the snap, posted to Instagram, a younger, blonder, Larson wears a beanie, white gloves, and white ruffled pea coat as she serenades the crowd.
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"Delving much deeper into [Emily's] story in season two, it was an incredible challenge," Bledel adds, hair ruffled, clothes falling apart, absolutely covered in dirt.
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Christian doesn't look like he was flying a burning helicopter into the ground mere hours ago, but his hair is much more ruffled than usual.
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Indeed, she has inserted herself into the afterlife of the architect and ruffled feathers in a place where Barragán is a revered as a hero.
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Yet to his credit, Mike Pence dished out his flurry of lies with calm confidence -- while Tim Kaine, the truth-teller, came off as ruffled.
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"My English summer; sun before the storm @elizabethhurleybeach #Herefordshire," she captioned a sunny snap earlier this month, outfitted in a yellow bikini with ruffled trim.
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This latest batch from Thakoon offers its signature mix of masculine and feminine influences, including lace embroidery and ruffled hemlines with pinstripes and clean tailoring.
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Grande was showing some major skin in an off-the-shoulder ruffled crop top teamed with a high-waist wide-leg pant, both Alexander Wang.
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The first great Mongolian, Asashoryu, won 25 top-level tournaments, but ruffled feathers in Japan for behavior seen as not in keeping with sumo tradition.
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The bikini features a ruffled, off-the-shoulder top (with removable straps), and high-waisted bottoms that come in both ruffed and cut-out styles.
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The Super Bowl LIII halftime show seems destined to draw criticism, but it's certainly not the first occasion that the big game has ruffled feathers.
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Chinese peony prints decorated a qi pao in Look 9 — by Look 112, it was on a ruffled blouse that looked more Swiss than Shanghai.
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"Oh, these old things?" he said, kicking up the heel of his signature Gucci loafers to show off the ruffled hems of his Gucci pants.
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With a plunging neckline and snug fit, this ribbed take — a playful alternative to 2016's ruffled favorite — can be easily dressed up or down.
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The G-7 comes on the heels of Trump's appearance at a NATO summit, where he ruffled feathers by scolding the alliance on defense spending.
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The Internet's feathers are ruffled over a recent story about an emotional support peacock that was barred from a United Airlines flight out of Newark.
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We have Rihanna to thank for most of that, who is the center of focus with her off-the-shoulder ruffled tops and floral headscarves.
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To others — specifically, a handful of easily ruffled men on the internet — women-only screenings pose an offensive, potentially lawsuit-worthy violation of human rights.
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Either way, the options ahead are a surefire way to stand out in a sea of summer gingham and white, ruffled off-the-shoulder tops.
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The mom-to-be, 31, shared an adorable Instagram photo, which showcased her sporting a cute ruffled and pink bikini as she cradled her bump.
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With his high collar, ruffled cravat and black waistcoat, Samuel Fales, 1775-193, is the very image of the upstanding 19th-century New England gentleman.
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The actress walked the event's red carpet in a custom-made Prada dress with a high neckline, short ruffled sleeves, and an ankle-length skirt.
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I put on sunscreen, and lipstick, and a new size 16 swimsuit, black with a ruffled pink trim and a little slip of a skirt.
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At the same time, Trump seems to be trying to remove part of the trans-Atlantic chill and smooth some of Tokyo's ruffled trade feathers.
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Reality: Trump may have ruffled some feathers, but NATO members are now meeting their defense spending thresholds, and there's no sign of a Russian invasion.
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Oversized sunglasses, ruffled frocks, and mural-printed swimsuits are also included in the 48-piece collection, as is a very Gatsby-esque beaded shoulder piece.
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In "Suite Sevilla," the company director Antonio Najarro also sprinkles in some ballet and contemporary dance, along with the expected fans, castanets and ruffled skirts.
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Brought in by Mr. Kim a little over a year ago, Mr. Romer ruffled feathers by criticizing the quality of the bank's voluminous economic reports.
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During his two terms as president of the Republika Srpska — and two more as prime minister — Mr. Dodik has ruffled more than a few feathers.
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Whereas the clothes at Samuji are the shape of the dress in the women's bathroom pictogram, the clothes at Ulla Johnson are scalloped and ruffled.
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It's true that President Trump is not from the GOP establishment and has ruffled a few feathers since winning the party's presidential nomination in 2016.
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More than a sick kid She's been riveting audiences since she was 14, when she first stepped on a stage in a new ruffled dress.
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Kenya's relationship with Marc ruffled some feathers among the 'RHOA' cast and crew because of his alleged unwillingness to be part of the the show.
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His ruffled rococo pieces — embroidered satin capes, high-collared tulle cassocks and flamboyant puff-sleeve silk bustiers — are geared toward freedom of expression and inclusivity.
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The materials I would include: various lace, tulle and a variety of organza, then incorporate chiffon for the ruffled cuffs on both sleeves and trimming.
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As for the complainers, he learned long ago not to be ruffled, through simple but profound advice from the Hall of Fame umpire Doug Harvey.
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In February, the Republican ruffled the feathers of pro-Israel groups when he said he would take a "neutral" stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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In their defense, the pace of change must be dizzying for those stuck in the era of knee-length trousers, ruffled cravats and tweed jackets.
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The upset had echoes of Buster Douglas's shocking knockout of Mike Tyson nearly 33 years ago, and it ruffled the top of the heavyweight division.
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From these cotton pants with lace sides and satin cuffs ($348) to this silk ruffled onesie ($220), this collection is stocked with really special pieces.
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The sweet new items include a variety of dresses, a tank-top and short set and swimsuits featuring retro styles, fun prints, ruffled detailing and more.
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The Ruched and Ruffled Look: Dokotoo High-Waist Strapless Smocked Bikini Set The top of this girly suit could easily double as a festival-ready bandeau.
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If you're wearing a striped navy ruffled top with a scooped neckline and matching espadrilles from J.Crew, Jenna Lyons probably had something to do with it.
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Blac Chyna might have ruffled a few feathers with her wardrobe choice at the MTV VMAs ... because Kylie Jenner just wore it a couple weeks ago.
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It helps that Minnie's traditional look is representative of some of the best trends of 2017: Jacquemus-esque polka-dots, brights red tones, and ruffled collars.
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While people are seemingly ruffled by the nomination, Boss Baby should win every Oscar, even Cinematography, Actress in a Supporting Role (Lisa Kudrow?), and Sound Mixing.
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Winner Claire Foy wore Valentino embroidered with lilies of the valley, and Kaley Cuoco's ruffled tulle Marchesa gown featured soft, ethereal flowers stitched to the tulle.
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PLL actress Sasha Pieterse just tied the knot during a ceremony in Ireland — and we're exclusively revealing her gorgeous wedding photos, featuring her dramatic ruffled gown.
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What sets this sleek, form-fitting number apart isn't the high, ruffled neckline or the spirals of blossoms coiling around the skirt, but rather the material.
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And thanks to this pleated, ruffled, shimmery Louis Vuitton gown (with completely exposed back), she just solidified the title as "one to watch" this season. Getty
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It would look cool with a wrap-over midi-skirt, or a flouncy J.W.Anderson-style ruffled skirt, because it's super fitted with a bit of sass.
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A balmy spring breeze ruffled Dag's thick brown hair, the gust an unexpected blessing in this country ravaged by the twin specters of drought and violence.
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It marked Lee as an iconic talent of his generation, ruffled feathers with critics and white audiences, and jolted the consciousness of communities around the world.
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Weisz, who has an 11-year-old son from her previous relationship with Darren Aronofsky, wore a brown Chloé dress with ruffled sleeves and shoulder cutouts.
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She first modeled for Victoria's Secret in a white bodysuit with a ruffled polka-dot trim in 1999 and officially became an Angel the following year.
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Weidmann has also ruffled some political feathers, engaging in public exchanges with former Italian prime minister Matteo Renzi by criticizing Rome's performance in cutting its debt.
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Martha Stewart abruptly canceled her book signing in New York after getting interrupted by an anti-fur activist ... and it's clear the demonstration ruffled her feathers.
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The bride can be seen wearing an ivory gown (reportedly from Houston's Ivory Bridal) with ruffled details, a full-length veil, and a plunging sweetheart neckline.
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It seems like one golfer got his feathers ruffled when someone playing behind his group hit onto the green while they were still finishing the hole.
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Without laying down serious cash, you can test-drive new arrivals like wide-legged chinos, rose-embroidered jackets, pastel ruffled blouses, and lilac mules to start.
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And with fashion's consistent rotation of trends, it's impossible to not want to score the of-the-moment ruffled top or ribbon-decorated flats for yourself.
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Brown kept it casual in a sporty monogrammed cap, brown patterned zip-up, distressed jeans while Katelyn donned a vibrant wrap dress with ruffled mini skirt.
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THIS week Horst Seehofer, the premier of Bavaria and an unruly ally of Chancellor Angela Merkel, ruffled German diplomatic feathers by visiting Vladimir Putin, Russia's president.
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Most of us don't even get to come close to the playfully ruffled bouffant of Noel Edmonds, such is the awe-inspiring jejune of our lives.
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Trump's hardline comments during his immigration policy speech in Arizona — including saying he would begin deporting undocumented immigrants "within the hour" of becoming president — ruffled feathers.
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Loretta Young wore an emerald green dress with ruffled tiers and coral flower details to accept the Best Actress award for her role in Farmer's Daughter.
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MORE off the floor Monday night following eight weeks of low scores, frustrated judges, furious viewers and one unforgettable neon ruffled shirt, reports The Washington Post.
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Devised during an era of ruffled majesties, the law allows prosecution in Germany for insulting a foreign leader, but only with the consent of the government.
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Ocasio-Cortez's decision to use her newly found star power to support some challengers vying to unseat sitting Democratic lawmakers has ruffled some feathers in Washington.
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There were ruffled nylon babydoll windbreakers and sweeping floor-length parkas with silk chinoiserie hoods; pink silk floral boiler suits with tightly shoe-laced corsets underneath.
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Zinke, set to be the latest administration departure, had ruffled feathers with some of his policies, including one that reduced the boundaries of two national monuments.
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Gillespie has ruffled feathers by taking a Trumpian stand against illegal immigrant gangs and trying to tie the murderous MS-13 gang to policies Northam supports.
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Not only did the gown have ruffled sleeves and a daring cutout across the chest, but it was also covered in jewels that looked like snowflakes.
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Kim's antagonistic behavior has apparently so ruffled the Chinese that they have joined the United States in facilitating sanctions against North Korea at the United Nations.
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From the waist down, however, they are decked out in ruffled mini-skirts, woven peplum dresses, floaty A-line skirts, and bare legs, covered in goosebumps.
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Miranda Kerr went for a more vibrant look when she draped a denim jacket over a ruffled floral dress in New York City on September 15.
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Ruffled feathers: The NFL fined the Seattle Seahawks $100,000 this week for failing to follow concussion protocol during a game last month against the Arizona Cardinals.
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Performing at the AMAs for the first time was Her Royal Highness Queen Lizzo, who rocked up ready to rule in a ruffled orange Valentino gown.
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Mr. Hawley has also ruffled some feathers in his own party, angering conservatives by calling for Mr. Greitens to resign after allegations of sexual misconduct emerged.
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If you owned a pink Nextel phone or a ruffled denim skirt in the early 213s, there's a good chance it was made by Baby Phat.
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While Jenner wore a bra and panties, Kardashian West famously modeled a ruffled bodysuit with a plunging neckline going all the way down to her naval.
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They were dressed identically: black platform sandals, ruffled collared shirts, gold pendant earrings, and their hair in a French ponytail with the same type of barrette.
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The "Truth Hurts" singer, who was nominated for three awards, wore a flamboyant ruffled Valentino peach minidress, but she certainly kept her accessories to a minimum.
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With its steep hills of creamy golden sand and vast expanses ruffled into scalloped patterns by the wind, Tottori evokes a scene out of the Sahara.
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Starched ruffled collars and cuffs featured prominently throughout the collection, as did platform and knee-high combat boots, which kept the looks grounded in contemporary times.
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Mr. Xi has kept China's economy behind high walls, and China remains the world's biggest emitter of greenhouse gases, but inconsistencies have never ruffled the president.
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His often-ruffled appearance, including a distinctive mop of blonde hair, marks a contrast to the discipline and ruthlessness he displayed to get to this point.
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A whole lot of gold and silver and magenta lamé, in the form of jumpsuits, one-shouldered Komodo dragon ruffled minis, and high-waisted suspender trousers.
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That appointment ruffled feathers in Spain's traditionally macho society; what was more, Ms. Chacón had no previous experience with either the defense industry or the military.
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Pair them with jeans and a cozy sweater on the weekends or dress them up with a pleated midi skirt, ruffled blouse and some sparkly statement earrings.
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While it ruffled feathers on the Judiciary Committee and Schiff is a lightning rod for GOP criticism, he is the most gifted public prosecutor the Democrats have.
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U.S. President Obama has ruffled a few feathers among politicians and currency traders with his intervention into Britain's June referendum on its membership of the European Union.
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Make a floral ruffled minidress work for a brisk day with wool-lined boots (bonus points if they're adorned with playful pom details) and a chunky pullover.
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Her Celtic take on the formerly Tibetian mystic ruffled a few feathers when it was first announced but the fragments of her performance we witnessed were convincing.
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They wore loose pants with matching jumpers and long cardigans, ruffled tops with ankle-high trousers, woven denim items, transparent dresses as well as kimono-like tops.
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Since Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was sworn into Congress earlier this year she's ruffled some feather by raising her voice and showing no mercy towards politicians on Twitter.
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We'll be slipping the jackets over Ganni's signature crepe floral dresses now, and teaming the white numbers with ruffled blouses and mohair knits come chilly rooftop evenings.
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The Floral Mini It's easy to give off party vibes in a ruffled, flowery frock — especially when glittery tights, silver booties, and a wool beret are involved.
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Sporting the same royal blue ruffled gown as Cuthbert, the three models posed together Sunday with their trays of water — making sure no one celebrity goes thirsty.
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The first, which she also rocked on red carpet, was a deep-V Roberto Cavalli Couture evening gown in black lace patchwork with a revealing, ruffled slit.
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And while Jamil got into a mini-feud with Cardi B over the detox tea, she says her fight for body acceptance hasn't ruffled too many feathers.
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Just in case you didn't get the not-so-subtle hint about Post-It notes, the designer created a Post-It note top with a ruffled collar.
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This gorgeous ruched midi dress (perfect for a wedding), this chambray off-the-shoulder top and this flirty floral print skirt with a trendy asymmetrical ruffled hem.
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The royal mom of three wore a beautiful pale blue dress with ruffled sleeves and a high neck with button detail to a palace reception on Tuesday.
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Suffice it to say, an award nomination for a post-transphobic slur apology has certainly ruffled feathers, with many people wondering what the hell is going on.
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Scroll down to shop a few of our favorite pieces, including the above red gingham print wrap top and matching ruffled skirt and more must-have styles.
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Also worth noting: There didn't seem to be any ruffled feathers over Jackson's recent comments about the casting of Black actors in Get Out, Williams' new film.
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The woman, his friend's grandma, wears a crisp, ruffled blouse adorned with a cameo, while the man behind her sports a flannel button-down and gold jewelry.
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Perry wore a black veiled hat and a matching black ruffled dress for the special occasion, while Bloom opted for a black suit with a matching tie.
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Creel recently told analysts he is trying to heal "ruffled feathers" among his own employees, while meeting with existing and prospective customers in a bid to expand.
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Last year, Thompson expressed concern about the committees to the Justice Department, shortly after a similar but unrelated website, called "Don't Be a Puppet," ruffled some feathers.
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Inside the locker room, wigs sat upside down on window ledges and benches while their owners swam with heads under ruffled swimming caps or knotted silk scarves.
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The U.S. ruffled the feathers of European partners earlier this year after Trump approved 25 percent tariffs on foreign steel and 10 percent tariffs on foreign aluminum.
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Blunt, 35, looked chic in a fitted single-breasted black Dolce & Gabbana suit with a baroque print, plus a crisp white shirt and an oversize ruffled bowtie.
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It's also a journey that I've enjoyed watching and covering, and while Smith may have ruffled more than a few feathers along the way, the London/U.
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Ocasio-Cortez herself has already thrown her support behind Pressley and endorsed other progressive primary candidates over Democratic incumbents, actions that have ruffled feathers in her party.
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Hers was two pieces: a ruffled pinafore in a pale blue calico over a Peter Pan-collared, bell-sleeve blouse in a contrasting floral, called the Apron.
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Trump has ruffled feathers among European allies by repeatedly saying NATO nations need to pay more for their militaries and ease the burden on the United States.
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The Caroline Constas sample sale on Thursday and Friday will offer discounts of up to 70 percent on the designer's signature ruffled and off-the-shoulder numbers.
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They also bring not just spice but crunch to a classic Hunanese sauté of pork and garlic topped with an egg fried to a ruffled, golden crisp.
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Copeland says that he wanted to smooth ruffled feathers and keep the production on track, so he agreed to meet with the student and his department chair.
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On a recent day, the home was empty and locked, a ruffled comforter on the couch and board games tucked into an armoire visible through the windows.
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Márquez's success and his racing style, have ruffled some feathers among more established rivals in the paddock, particularly Valentino Rossi, the nine-time world champion from Italy.
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The visual design of the show is exceptional, from Andrés's cerulean hair and asymmetrical ruffled blouses to the creepily pastel dental office where the unsmiling Úrsula works.
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While many opted for ruffled, voluminous ball gowns, or sleek suits, it was so nice to see her take an avant garde risk with something completely unexpected.
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The International Boxing Association's (AIBA) decision to afford professional boxers the opportunity to compete at the Olympics has ruffled many a feather since its announcement in early June.
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The star chose a royal blue off-the-shoulder, long-sleeve gown with a low neckline, ruffled embellishment on the bodice and sleeves and body-skimming, fishtail silhouette.
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An off-the-shoulder top and ruffled poplin skirt are light and breezy, and totally on trend for when you're out to brunch with your pals this summer.
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However, he ruffled feathers recently by declaring he wouldn't take pictures with fans anymore, as part of a newfound effort to create a zone of privacy around himself.
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The 23-year-old supermodel flaunted her figure on Instagram Wednesday evening, sharing a selfie to her feed that showed off her barely-there ruffled black bikini top.
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Yesterday, the Food Network Star posted a photo on Instagram of a silver bowl of creamy dip nestled among ruffled potato chips laid out on a square platter.
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Donning a red, long-sleeve ruffled mini-dress, Stefani, 46, struck sexy poses as Shelton, 39, held her hand – and sometimes her waist – in a simple black suit.
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The pop icon ruffled some feathers with her first-of-many show-stopping Givenchy gowns when she decided at the last minute to attend the 2012 Met Gala.
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In Room 111 in a popular hotel in Berlin's Friedrichshain district stands a rubber doll in a full-body latex suit, ruffled skirt, bodice, and tight rubber corset.
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Laura Ashley's 26-piece line features a classic organza babydoll dress with puffy sleeves, floral crop tops, ruffled shorts, retro one-piece swimsuits and a dreamy sheets set.
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The Oscar-winning actress, 46, was all smiles in a white ruffled dress with a pearl neckline as she attended her Goop launch party in Notting Hill, London.
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The decision ruffled feathers for some theater operators, like AMC Theaters and Regal Cinemas, which declined to show "Roma" in theaters after its best picture nomination in January.
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The Real Housewives of New York star flaunted her toned torso in a ruffled black and white camouflage print bikini and floppy straw hat for her beach day.
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These assaults never took place in front of the audience, but female characters would re-emerge with visible signs of a struggle: exposed breasts, ruffled hair, torn stockings.
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And in the wedding photos shared exclusively with PEOPLE, her dreamy ruffled Christian Siriano wedding gown was the star of the show (in addition to the couple themselves).
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The 36-to-38-degrees-Celsius hot pot was full of enormous men with Bluto-type physiques and also a small girl in a pink ruffled bathing suit.
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Of course, the prettiest ruffled prairie number made an appearance, confirming Chung's penchant for a hyper-feminine dress — one for a weekend in the south of France, perhaps?
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While attending a "Maleficent" photo call in Rome on Monday, Jolie wore a ruffled purple blouse that was reminiscent of Ursula, the octopus villain from "The Little Mermaid."
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Inside the locker room, wigs sat upside down on window ledges and benches while their owners swam with heads under ruffled swimming caps or knotted silk scarves. Oops.
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And though this isn't the exact partnership we dreamed up ourselves, these affordable ruffled tops, floral dresses, and vintage-inspired sandals have your spring and summer wardrobe set.
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Sure, critics at the time had ruffled feathers over it, but it's safe to say that nearly everyone remembers the swan dress, so who has the last laugh?
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The performance matched the video for the track, with Yachty dressed in a powder blue suit jacket and a ruffled shirt, standing on a shiny, prom-ready stage.
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There are Italian elements, like pastas, but they've been given highly personalized touches, often based on family recipes, like lasagnettes (broad ruffled noodles) with a long-simmered ragù.
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CORE MESSAGE His often-ruffled appearance, including a distinctive mop of blonde hair, marks a contrast to the discipline and ruthlessness he displayed to get to this point.
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The incoming president's most pressing task will be to smooth ruffled feathers and ensure governors of national central banks feel that they are being both heard and heeded.
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A salad called crab Louise features Jonah crabmeat, ruffled leaves of lettuce, medium-boiled egg, avocado, Persian cucumber, and Castelvetrano olives, with a side of Green Goddess dressing.
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Playing the bongos to the Spice Girls, while wearing a low cut ruffled lime green shirt check every box I had for getting out of my comfort zone.
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Just days after Trump ruffled feathers by publicly saying South Korea would cough up $1 billion to fund the U.S. missile defense system, national security adviser Lt. Gen.
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The museum industry itself was on the verge of being ruffled by the emerging auction boom, fueled in large part by the so-called New York school artists.
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The Scot has defended Kyrgios on a number of occasions when the younger player ruffled feathers with his on-court behavior and barbed criticism of his fellow professionals.
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Brie Larson wore Gucci, the label revivified by Alessandro Michele: a billowy, bold, blue ruffled frock whose lightness was bisected and somewhat weighed down by a large jeweled belt.
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A ruched detail to her classic cropped pants, ruffled shoulders to a crew-neck sweater and floaty sleeves on a floral dress all add a hint of girlie personality.
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The birds blushed and also ruffled the feathers on their heads significantly more often when the caretakers engaged with them, according to the study published Wednesday in PLOS ONE.
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Kate was spotted wearing a one-shoulder ruffled pink gown with a show-stopping updo that showed off her glittering diamond drop earrings surrounded by a pear-shaped stone.
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Mnuchin had already ruffled regulatory feathers with his first report on regulatory reform which proposed delaying two of Basel's rules in order to ease the burden on American banks.
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Zach and Amanda are one team completely split in terms of alliances which is why the neutral Jozea and Da'Vonne have been their eternal "no feathers ruffled" easy vote.
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The photo on Instagram shows Cyrus in a full ruffled pink dress, donning golden, sun-kissed hair (no dark roots in sight) with her ends reaching below her collarbone.
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Steinfeld changed from her multicolor Balmain mini to a low-cut long-sleeve ruffled blouse with wide-leg trouser (actually an Elie Saab jumpsuit) with Giuseppe Zanotti Design heels.
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Her choices included colorful ensembles with bold accessories, like a pink ruffled top and floral-patterned skirt over fishnet leggings, the latter of which were covered in flower appliqués.
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Bannon's reluctance about a larger US military footprint in the Middle East was coupled with a dark view of Islam that at times ruffled feathers inside the Trump administration.
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Daughter Blue Ivy, 5, who appeared alongside her mother and dad Jay Z to take in the film and dazzled in a ruffled, multicolored number by (who else?) Gucci.
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You'll know it when you see it: sharp arm movements, synchronized body rolls, and angular posing that's highlighted by Perry's ruffled stage costume and her backup singers' white outfits.
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On the awards show red carpet, the actress wore a diaphanous custom Gucci gown in navy with a flowing, ruffled skirt cinched at the waist with beaded floral embellishment.
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Change Healthcare – backed by private equity heavyweight Blackstone – bowed to investor pressure and scaled back a controversial equity claw provision that had ruffled the feathers of many portfolio managers.
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According to Politico, Stephens apparently ruffled some feathers at the Pentagon with questions about changing the Defense Department's competitive procurement process through which it accepts bids and awards contracts.
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The 35-year-old and her beau then showed off their dance moves with Spears twirling in Asghari's arms in a short, ruffled black dress as he dipped her.
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Ruffled shirts and sleeves are all over the place right now, so why not glue a nice ruffle to your egg and let it flap around in the breeze?
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Recent comments from the president-elect, suggesting that the United States might pull out of NATO if the other members do not contribute more, have understandably ruffled some feathers.
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The photograph shows Khloé holding True while posing on the beach, wearing a tank top that reads "J'adore Dior" while True sports a pink ruffled top and white shorts.
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On her Instagram Wednesday, Jenner revealed her Vogue Spain spot for October, on which she appears wearing a bright red ruffled look, paired with an equally bold red lip.
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Spotted in the audience with her mom and dad, the 6-year-old rivaled last year's look in a chic white ruffled coat, matching trousers and sparkling silver shoes.
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The decision ruffled feathers for some theater operators, such as AMC Theaters and Regal Cinemas, which declined to show "Roma" in theaters after its best picture nomination in January.
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Despite the abundance of lace, ribbons, kimonos, bloomers, platform heels, furs, ruffled petticoats, pinafores, glitter, parasols and kitsch manga regalia, the assembled fans weren't just exhibiting a fashion sensibility.
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She playfully claims it from a little boy's hands as she skips down the street in her fluttery, ruffled yellow dress, her face lit up with a charming smile.
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Louis C.K. ruffled feathers with his last surprise set in NYC -- some audience members called his appearance an "ambush" -- but Sunday night the crowd showed him nothin' but love.
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The collections vary from monastic long looks by Valentino's Pierpaolo Piccioli, to preppy and more sporty items by Japan's Hiroshi Fujiwara, to ruffled and layered looks from Simone Rocha.
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Rocking a bowtie and ruffled shirt in true '70s style, Comey has a wide grin on his face (something we've rarely seen from the longtime attorney and federal investigator).
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Thetiered ruffled pleated midi dress from ETCYYis quickly flying off the virtual shelves, Amazon confirmed at a press event in New York City, and is already an influencer favorite.
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Indications that the deficit and debt are higher than expected appeared to have ruffled markets, pushing sovereign dollar bonds down as much as two cents in price on Wednesday.
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He slammed Germany for its trade practices, and shortly after returning home, pulled out of the 2015 Paris climate deal, leaving his officials to try to smooth ruffled feelings.
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In photos obtained by the publication, Law and Coan, 32, were seen walking together with Coan dressed in an off-white ruffled dress and carrying a bouquet of flowers.
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Ahead, find our must-haves from the new line, like cobalt-blue scalloped shorts, a ruffled off-the-shoulder dress, and a whiteout playsuit we can't wait to debut.
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Mon Laferte, from Chile, belted her winning best alternative song, the cumbia-tinged "Amárrame," in an electric-blue adaptation of a traditional ruffled dress that showed off her tattoos.
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I did Jill's makeup and touched the vice president up and I found myself alone with him in a hotel room, just me and him with a ruffled bed.
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They each were photographed individually in feminine ruffled designs, then came together to pose in a few mother-daughter pics that give off strong Betty and Sally Draper vibes.
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Mercifully, one person stuck by me through it all — my mom, nicknamed the Bird on account of the choppy, avian head movements she makes when her feathers are ruffled.
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Ms. McFarland was a member of the Trump transition team and then became Mr. Flynn's deputy on the National Security Council, where she ruffled feathers with her intense partisanship.
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Feathers are seriously ruffled over at Drake's company, OVO, after a couple of companies jacked their famous owl logo ... or at least that's what OVO's claiming in a lawsuit.
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With Paris St.-Germain jerseys slung over their shoulders, the spoils of battle, they clapped each other on the back, they exchanged high fives, they ruffled each others' hair.
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Joe nailed Danny Zuko's (John Travolta) magenta and black attire while Turner wore a white ruffled dress that differed from the one worn by Sandy Olsson (Olivia Newton-John).
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Mr. Trump has once again ruffled feathers in Brussels and beyond, by suggesting that Russia be invited back into what used to be known as the Group of 8.
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The delay has created consternation and ruffled feathers in capitals abroad, so much so that some publications are now openly calling on the US Senate to confirm their ambassador.
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This season, Lily Rose Depp — the daughter of Johnny Depp and Vanessa Paradis, and the new face of Chanel No. Five — closed the show in a pink ruffled gown.
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In the afternoon, it began to rain, and the mud-coated corpses stranded in no man's land took on "a curious ruffled look," like dead birds, a survivor recalled.
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Mr. Trump has once again ruffled feathers in Brussels and beyond, by suggesting that Russia be invited back into what used to be known as the Group of 8.
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Moore was in a low-cut Ralph Lauren dress, Chrissy chose a custom ruffled Kate Spade New York gown and Watson selected a strapless Rubin Singer gown with gathered skirt.
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The following month, Williams posed on a boat in a black ruffled one-piece, cradling her growing belly as she enjoyed the sunshine following her wellness-themed Miami bridal shower.
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Wearing a ruffled, brown skirt, he looks up at the camera with a slightly askew glance as light shines across his body, highlighting the bulging blue veins of his hands.
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In photos obtained by U.K. newspaper The Sun, Jude and Phillipa were seen walking together with Coan dressed in an off-white ruffled dress and carrying a bouquet of flowers.
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Gia sported a ruffled white top and cheetah-print skirt for the event, while Nico went casual in a gray pullover sweater, black pants and sneakers to match Lopez, 45.
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The parliament did, however, get its wish on Wednesday to choose its own preferred candidate as speaker for the next 2-1/2 years, something that may smooth ruffled feathers.
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Far from fluff balls of grays, Garn's subjects are pristine models who show off stunning, unexpected hallmarks: lavender eyes, heart-shaped wings, glam ruffled feet that recall outlandish rave boots.
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This could smooth some nationalist feathers ruffled over Macedonia and enable the creation of exclusive economic zones surrounding Greece, Albania and Italy but it could also inflame tensions with Turkey.
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To show that we have baby sick on our shoulders, and everyone's just cracking on, trying to get on with it… Back then you couldn't show your feathers were ruffled.
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Last year, University of Toronto paleontologist Robert Reisz ruffled a few dinosaur feathers when he suggested that T-rex had lips, though he presented very little evidence to prove it.
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Beatrice, who turns 30 this month, poses in a velvet Dolce & Gabbana double-breasted coat with red piping over with a ruffled dress by Ashley Williams London and Chanel brogues.
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In between her outfit change to a romantic white ruffled top, Kardashian took a break from her strict diet and enjoyed a quick cookie cheat treat from the catering table.
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And because no summer soiree is complete without Emily Ratajkowski in a bathing suit, the star pulled through with a video of herself in a black and white ruffled number.
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Bill Gates' philanthropic efforts are usually greeted with near-universal praise, but a recent attempt by the US billionaire to donate 100,3.83 chickens to impoverished countries has ruffled some feathers.
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The most pressing question about ruffled fashion isn't how you wear it (answer: with confidence), but rather where exactly one thinks they're going dressed in something with so many petals.
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It might've ruffled some feathers, once again that's OK, but when we're on offense on a critical down, we need to be able to have silence in our home stadium.
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Clashing with an unruly employee or supervisor at least once or twice in your career is inevitable, but do you know the steps to take when your feathers get ruffled?
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On the runway, Ms. Versace sent out a few female models along with the usual brawny guys, in outfits that were distinctly Prince-inspired: his skintight suits, his ruffled blouses.
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Or, go for the opposite: a super-billowy longer pant underneath something shorter with a bit more structure will give you a ruffled hem that's as pretty as an iris.
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The Cuban-American singer wears a floral, ruffled top and skirt ensemble along with a pair of hoop earrings and messy hair, a look that echoes her "Havana" video style.
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They were split in two at Alexander Wang, their lower halves transformed into miniaturized button-front skirts; they were giddily ruffled at the waist and on the cuffs at Tome.
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Prince Jacques wore his very first uniform, complete with a feather-topped helmet and white gloves, while his sister wore a ruffled red dress, royal blue coat, and red beret.
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It was made of white broadcloth with lace-covered buttons and a ruffled collar and cuffs and "styled after the clothes English children wear at court — like Lord Fauntleroy," Mrs.
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Just days after President Donald Trump ruffled feathers by publicly saying South Korea would cough up $1 billion to fund the U.S. missile defense system, national security adviser Lt. Gen.
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He took to Twitter and Facebook in an attempt to communicate directly with the Russian people, an unorthodox approach that enjoyed, he claims, some success, but ruffled feathers in Moscow.
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That ruffled some feathers at the CIA, where Susan Pompeo spent what some officials considered an unusual and potentially inappropriate amount of time in the agency's highly secretive executive suites.
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Ditto Cynthia Erivo's segue from last year's over-the-top tutti-frutti ruffled Roberto Cavalli to this year's slinky plunging Chris Gelinas noir (she gets my vote for most improved).
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Democrats repeatedly sought to get under Gorsuch's skin, but President Trump's nominee rarely appeared ruffled during his first day of questioning, and even seemed to charm senior Democrats at times.
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The musician arrived wearing a semi-sheer Marc Jacobs dress, which had an off-the-shoulder neckline, ruffled sleeves, and a long skirt that extended into a train behind her.
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Mr. Fuchs recalled in a phone interview that Mr. Biondi had not ruffled feathers and had not been a difficult outsize character, as many executives in the entertainment business were.
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A drawstring pear yellow skirt was paired with a matching cropped wool jacket, for instance, and the ruffled tiers of various dresses called to mind the floors of a building.
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"How are all these accused men paying their lawyers?" a retired Scottish archaeologist asked me on a bus, as he whipped a ruffled Times of Malta out of his bag.
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Yohji Yamamoto's Victorian sportswear — suiting, athletic and otherwise, ruffled and ruched with taffeta, twisted into elegance — set to guitar tunes sung and strummed by the designer, had a singular charm.
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Scott ruffled feathers in the county Democratic Party during his tough but ultimately unsuccessful 2015 bid for mayor of Columbus in 85033, while the county Democratic Party has backed O'Connor.
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While attending a synod in Rome in 1980, Archbishop Quinn ruffled feathers by informing the assembled bishops that the church would have to address resistance to its doctrines forbidding contraception.
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Roseanne Barr and John Goodman ruffled some feathers when they told Jimmy Kimmel the original "Roseanne" couch is with the Smithsonian and that's why they couldn't get it for the reboot.
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At first their relationship reads like that of a child and his chaperone, with Epstein getting ruffled by Lennon's profanity, but it becomes clear that he's emotionally conflicted over the musician.
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She ended the group date by touching the rose before Colton handed it out (another time-honored Bachelor faux pas) and ruffled even more feathers than her previous surprise lip-lock.
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A black blazer layered over a tuxedo-style vest and a victorian-inspired shirt complete with a ruffled front and frilled cuffs, which she paired with a floor-length black skirt.
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Kevin Hart's been ruffling feathers lately with his cheating scandal but Thursday it was him who got his feathers ruffled while hilariously dressed in a chicken costume for his new flick.
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Feathers were ruffled this week when news broke that a woman who attempted to bring her emotional support peacock onto a United flight from New Jersey's Newark Airport was denied boarding.
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In the photos, both Jackman and Efron dressed up like circus ringleaders while the Spider-Man: Homecoming actress wore a candy pink wig with a ruffled purple leotard and matching cape.
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The Canadian designer used several models living with disfigurement for the presentation of fitted flared trouser suits, safari-like and floral jackets, ruffled skirts and looser outfits with tied rope detailing.
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Showing off her growing baby bump, the 10 Things I Hate About You star wore a ruffled, black, floor-length gown with silver star details and a spaghetti strap halter top.
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Torres wears an oversize polo pullover tucked into black jeans, bunched up and billowing at his wrists and waist — it's a bit dramatic, with hints of a Regency-era ruffled shirt.
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The mother of two also took to Instagram to show off her post-baby body, sharing a photo of herself in a striped bikini with high-waisted bottoms and ruffled straps.
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The full look featured an elaborately beaded and ruffled jacket that at a certain point she discarded to reveal an equally ornate scoop neck black bodysuit with faux-corset detailing underneath.
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Like clockwork, every few seasons athletic trends pop back up, throwing a wrench in the wardrobes of thousands and leaving a devastating wake of feminine dresses and ruffled wrap skirts behind.
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The mother of one's ensemble featured a wide collar and ruffled folds along her arm and skirt, but the subtle leg slit and plunging neckline were the major eye-catching details.
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Her stories—about rape allegations against security guards, protests against police, and even, appropriately, the harassment of journalists—ruffled many feathers in the remote region; local politicians demanded she stop writing.
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And the star was featured in some Instagram photos wearing a gold metallic Rodarte dress featuring a ruffled neckline and hem, plus a thick choker necklace with a jeweled cross embellishment.
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Medicare's proposal has ruffled a lot of feathers (hospitals say it does nothing to lower the high prices set by drug manufacturers), and it's becoming one of the bigger industry battles.
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In fact when I get back into it tonight I'm just going to ruffle it up again and while I'm not in it I might as well leave it pre-ruffled.
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Just a few blocks away, inside the Museum of the American Indian, a sea of green, tan, and brown-vested girls ruffled in their seats yesterday, applauding Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hochul.
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With gender-neutral silhouettes and elaborate finishes like velvet buttons and ruffled trim, his clothes blur the boundaries between classic menswear tailoring and the elegant flourishes found in high-end womenswear.
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Comey, who ruffled feathers of both Republicans and Democrats throughout his tenure, has been the subject of public scrutiny for the past year, primarily over his handling of the Clinton probe.
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The books are inspirational, including works by Rumi, the 13th-century Persian poet, and Marcus Aurelius, whom Ms. Huffington admires because he was a multitasking Roman emperor and not easily ruffled.
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The garment features shimmering crystals, faux pearls and colorful, ruffled tiers, starting with a jade green at the top (to match Mom, natch) and gradually fading from light pink to plum.
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Even as they have ruffled feathers within the industry, Ms. Bresch and Mylan have earned measured praise from consumer advocates, who said she wielded her influence in ways that helped consumers.
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The company no doubt ruffled some feathers at Apple's big glass spaceship today when it announced a partnership with Disney, bringing the entertainment goliath's beloved cartoon characters to its emoji offering.
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Why it matters: Bird's initial deployment of its scooters in Santa Monica ruffled the city's feathers, and its relatively low score in the "compliance" category suggests the planning department hasn't forgotten.
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"He has a strong leadership style and little regard for corporate politics," one former Telefonica Brasil executive said, recalling how Genish's brash manner sometimes ruffled feathers and "created a stressful environment".
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But, if you're an R29 newbie, don't get those privacy feathers ruffled — because all this juicy audience data is completely anonymous and sourced from past high-performing shopping stories on site.
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He pointed out his favorite piece: a choker made from faux pearls and brass casts of teeth — each one embellished with diamond cavities — that resembled an Edwardian ruffled collar in shape.
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There were bohemian notes throughout the collection, most notably in the blouses' ruffled collars and gathered sleeves, along with other arts-and-crafts embellishments such as fringe, patchwork and decorative buttons.
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"Queer Eye" star Tan France got in on the action too -- with a piece called The Tudor -- a living piece of jewelry made to look like ruffled skin with bioreactive crystals.
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In 19893, Anne wore the same ruffled-hem floral outfit to Lady Rose Windsor's wedding that she had worn 27 years earlier to her older brother Prince Charles's nuptials to Lady Diana.
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I played it on repeat, imagining Chris in his room after I left, comforter still ruffled, selecting each song carefully, adding and deleting, meticulously rearranging to strike the right tone and flow.
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Kennedy ruffled feathers earlier this week when she told Variety: We want to make sure that when we bring a female director in to do Star Wars, they're set up for success.
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Decked in a sparkly, paisley-print purple suit with a ruffled blouse and cane, Madonna, 57, sat on a purple throne as the monologue of Prince's hit "Let's Go Crazy" played overheard.
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The actor brought dramatic flair to the Love Ball III, an iconic HIV/AIDS benefit in New York City, in a custom Francis Librian suit with a ruffled train and Gucci boots.
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For the mini photo shoot, Williams, 35, wore a black one-piece swimsuit with ruffled tiers, cradling her visible baby bump and letting her long dark hair hang loosely over her shoulders.
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While he has displayed flashes of unflappability, there's an observable shelf life to that (about 20-30 minutes) at which point he reverts to being ruffled and rough, perturbed and even petty.
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You've probably seen Innika Choo's ruffled, cascading dress all over your Instagram feed without even realizing it — in fact, we can't help but think her pieces were made specifically for the 'gram.
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Mueller's attorney, Gabriel McFarland, claimed the photo did not show any inappropriate touching, and asked Swift while she was on the stand why her skirt did not appear ruffled in the front.
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Rodrigo Duterte, who ruffled feathers on the campaign trail with his fiery speeches, said Monday he would ask Congress to reintroduce executions for serious crimes such as drug trafficking, rape and murder.
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The performer was the sixth celebrity to be booted off the show that season, famously being fired by Trump instead of eccentric actor Gary Busey, who had ruffled feathers with his teammates.
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If you're feeling DIY, you can put a cool sticker on them, and if you're feeling dainty, you can lean in to the Easter-Sunday look with a dress and ruffled socks.
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But the remix seemed entirely new with Prince, and Mr. Enninful worshiped at his altar, loving his ruffled shirts with the Edwardian collars and black matador outfits with the crazy crop tops.
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Golf's ruling bodies had seven years to smooth over the ruffled feathers of sponsors or tournament officials whose events could have been sacrificed this year for the greater good of the game.
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The head-turning gown is reminiscent of one of Diana's go-to performance looks: a bright red dress and oversize ruffled cape, which she's been sporting onstage since her start in music.
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When a former City coach, Roberto Mancini, ruffled the feathers of the stars by trying to impose his own ego upon them, the club simply paid off Mancini and brought in Pellegrini.
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Kylie Jenner ruffled some feathers making people think she was getting married on her birthday trip -- but now, the cat dress is out of the bag ... and it's clear there's no wedding.
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First, the multihyphenate star made a sheer statement in a lace bodysuit with ruffled sleeves and pant legs, and a studded peplum corset that looked like it was made out of leather.
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Since 2003, Amazon -owned Audible has been the sole proprietor of audiobook on iTunes, a deal that has ruffled plenty of publishing feathers and raised some antitrust red flags around the world.
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"He has ruffled some feathers by tracking very closely how bankers are spending their time in a way that some people weren't used to," said a London-based recruiter familiar with HSBC.
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Eloquent, charismatic and utterly incorrigible, Mr. Johnson is one of the best-known personalities in British politics, famous for his ruffled hair and his flair for both the English language and publicity.
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Perched on a branch at eye level was one of the rarest raptors in this part of Africa: a crowned eagle, with a sharply hooked black beak, orange body and ruffled crown.
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Shehab, who was dressed in a silk blouse with a ruffled neck, excused herself and returned minutes later wearing paint-spattered pants, a pink hoodie, and sneakers—and bearing mangoes for dessert.
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You can find artichokes, asparagus and ruffled lettuces in lots of places, but here they're shown alongside beautifully arrayed ribbony romano beans, eight inches long, to simmer until tender ($3 a pound).
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Officially known as a loving cup, it is inscribed with text in ruffled and blocky typefaces, thanking him for financing the Young Men's Hebrew Association building on Lexington Avenue at 92nd Street.
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LONDON — An orange Cloud guitar made for a Super Bowl halftime performance; a diamond vest and a diamond-studded cane; the famous purple coat and ruffled shirt from the "Purple Rain" tour.
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Siff had taken a cab to Wall Street from Brooklyn, where she lives, and she wore the uniform of a hip outer-borough mom: black pants, ruffled blouse, and slouchy black blazer.
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Or, in the case of Sander Lak at Sies Marjan, the many fluttery bits that dangled, flapped, ruffled and wobbled in his painterly procession of aubergine, peach, mint green and fluorescent pink.
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Still, with tensions between generations X and Y at boiling point, the mass giveaway does appear to have ruffled some feathers -- and those behind it accept it's reflective of a growing trend.
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A boy named Georgie Arce, who used to run errands for Neel, appears here in four drawings and a constricted painting, his ruffled black hair set off by a hot-pink background.
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The former press secretary to President Donald Trump performed with pro dancer Lindsay Arnold on Monday night's premiere episode, wearing a lime green ruffled shirt and dancing to a Spice Girls song.
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The options include silk maxi dresses, asymmetric slip dresses, and ruffled florals in soft pastel colors, so you can expect them to get a lot of use after the big day, too.
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Among the most popular – and quickly memed – were a pair of shots from her "Hold Up" video in which the singer, dressed in a yellow ruffled dress, smashes cars with a baseball bat.
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The ads feature all three supermodels in provocative close-up shots (hi, Cindy!) in sheer, cleavage-baring designs, as well as full-length pics modeling caged, tiered, ruffled looks from the spring collection.
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Little Bing and Baby Q. Image: Tencent A pair of chatbots were shut down in China this week after social media users began posting screenshots of dialogue that ruffled the feathers of authorities.
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Throughout the series, she wears a sheer sparkly white dress, a pink bodysuit, striped babydoll dress and ruffled pouffy creation, all styled with her hair in a pink bob with Old Hollywood waves.
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"Nothing's going to make you feel worse about your body than the suits they make," she says, as they show off their figures in a range of silly, ruffled and body-baring swimsuits.
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In June, Melania ruffled feathers once more when she visited McAllen, Texas, to visit migrant children who were separated from their parents as they were held at detention centers on the Mexico-U.
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He was criticized for relying on a handful of advisers, and his wife ruffled feathers inside Langley, reportedly spending significant amounts of time inside the CIA director's suite and helping manage his schedule.
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Feathers have been ruffled about this, and during a promotional brunch for the film in New York on Tuesday, one of the film's stars, Samuel L. Jackson, said he hadn't a clue why.
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This yellow Roberto Cavalli ruffled dress is sure to become one of her most iconic looks of all time, and it also happens to be the perfect ensemble for smashing up some cars.
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In the video, Perry can be seen getting zipped into a black bodysuit with a ruffled skirt attached to the bottom as she takes a sip of water before hitting the stage again.
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For the big day, Hyland wore a white ruffled crop top paired with denim shorts, while Adams, who drove all the way from Nashville, Tennessee sported black jeans and a grey t-shirt.
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Once she had stomped down the red carpet in a ruffled silver minidress and uncharacteristic black lipstick, Swift didn't just sit next to Hiddleston at dinner but danced with him into the night.
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Washington denied entry to top officials of his government on corruption charges in 2014, and Orban ruffled feathers with attacks on the U.S.-chartered Central European University, an issue yet to be resolved.
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While it wasn't a surprise to see the vote turn in the favor of the Gen-X squad — too many ruffled feathers among the Millennials — it was a surprise to see Michelle go.
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"It is this extraordinary creatures birthday," the 39-year-old actress and blogger captioned a dual photo set of Adalaide on the beach, wearing a ruffled two-piece swimsuit and a huge smile.
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At the show, little Blue rivaled last year's look in a chic white ruffled coat, matching trousers and sparkling silver shoes, plus custody of her mother's custom Judith Leiber Black Panther-themed clutch.
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Hadid paid homage to the magical nanny in a white dress with tulle sleeves and a ruffled collar teamed with a red bow, black overcoat, black hat with white flowers and red gloves.
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Launched in the spring of 2013, Goose Watch lets students submit the locations of various nests around campus and find travel routes least likely to result in an altercation with a ruffled waterfowl.
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Her white ruffled top from Lovedrobe and black heels from New Look are currently unavailable online, but her black flared trousers by Pink Clove are available for $24 at the time of writing.
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The 10-term Democrat's profile rose sharply during the first two years of Trump's presidency as a sharp-spoken but seldom-ruffled defender of the investigation into Russia's meddling in the 2016 election.
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Ingraham began by asking him about some media reports that Gorsuch might have "ruffled some feathers" on the court because of his active questioning style and his fast pace to begin his tenure.
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In a bunker-like setting with the odd sprout of greenery on the catwalk, models wearing black shiny leather outerwear opened the show, soon giving way to delicate prairie dresses and ruffled tops.
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Bolton's reputation as a maverick from his days at Yale carried over into his professional career, as he pushed unorthodox and hardline views on foreign policy and ruffled some feathers in the process.
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The way Epic has gone about that ascent has ruffled some feathers in the gaming community, and it's resulting in unfortunate consequences for developers — the latest of which happened just this past weekend.
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This retro-feeling, warm-weather-ready pattern comes in every essential silhouette — from easy weekend dresses to ruffled blouses — and looks as good mixed with other patterns as it does on its own.
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They have what Dr. Strominger has called "soft hair," in the form of those imaginary light rays, which can be ruffled, stroked, twisted and otherwise arranged by material coming into the black hole.
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The photographers Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott and stylist Olivier Rizzo make a strong case for ruffled cuffs and collars, paper-thin transparent blouses and corsetry as new, indispensable elements of classic suiting.
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Why it's scary: Brian de Palma's classic film -- the first ever adapted from a Stephen King book -- is certainly dated, but the huge hair and ruffled tuxedo shirts aren't its most terrifying aspects.
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The collection was rich with outerwear — thick wool capes, oversize plaid coats — rounded out by a series of ruffled tulle and feather-trimmed gowns worn by models with bare faces and tousled hair.
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A photo of Brooke taken in the church a week ago, according to the GoFundMe page, showed her smiling, her blonde pigtails braided, and sitting in a ruffled skirt on the pastor's motorcycle.
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These lawmakers have ruffled feathers in the past and some have a good political reason not to fear Trump: Paul, McCain, Murkowski and Rubio do not have to run for reelection until 2022.
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Lindy Segal, Style Social Editor: I almost went with Brie Larson's ruffled Oscar de la Renta, but Ruth Negga's Valentino Haute Couture gown is the one I know I'll remember for years to come.
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Wearing a ruffled dress by & Other Stories, the $129 midi dress completely sold out on the U.S site and is currently listed on eBay for more than four times its retail price, at $475!
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Wearing a ruffled dress by & Other Stories, the $129 midi dress completely sold out on the U.S site and is currently listed on eBay for more than four times its retail price, at $475.
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In a snap Cavallari shared to Instagram Tuesday, the adorable little girl is rocking the style, dressed in a pair of shorts and ruffled short-sleeved top for a park outing with her mama.
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His preparation is definitely a departure from the traditional deep-fried catfish that's so popular in that area, but it just wouldn't be right if he didn't do something that ruffled a few feathers.
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The This Is Us actress graced the MTV Movie & TV Awards Sunday night in a glamorous dark-red knee-length latex dress with ruffled sleeves, finishing her look with dangling earrings and shimmery flats.
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You may tell yourself florals are reserved strictly for spring and summer, but the long-sleeved, midi-length, oftentimes ruffled iteration is actually just what we need to get through winter in something — anything!
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Clooney, who wore a white polo and his standard blue jeans, drove the Yamaha as his wife held onto his waist from the back, wearing a colorful ruffled skirt and sleeveless off-white top.
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The Duchess of Sussex looked chic in a navy belted top with ruffled details by Oscar de la Renta and black flared pants by Altuzarra for a sporty outing with Prince Harry on Monday.
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"Since the days of embarrassing pink ruffled bikinis and underwater photo shoots, you have been infusing my life with so much joy and laughter that I blame YOU for my smile lines," Biel wrote.
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Dressed in an adorable pink sweater with a ruffled white collar and white pants, the baby girl, who was born at 7.6 pounds and 19.7 inches, was fast asleep for her first official picture.
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She mostly stayed out of the line of fire during this season's most polarizing fights, but she was by far the most dramatically dressed at the reunion in her Alexander McQueen sheer, ruffled creation.
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The "My Church" crooner — who took the stage with fellow recently-signed Wilhelmina model Niall Horan — couldn't be missed silver mesh eyelet Francesco Scognamiglio dress with a ruffled skirt, layered necklaces and sparkly sandals.
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Keep scrolling to see which gorgeous pieces we're packing for our next vacation, like this sunshine yellow one-piece suit and this lightweight cotton ruffled dress, which could totally be a beach cover-up.
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The successful execution of that playbook could calm congressional Republicans' ruffled nerves as the GOP advances major legislation to overhaul the nation's health care system and eyes a massive reform of its tax structure.
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Utilizing creative techniques, such as layering a ruffled, tulle top under a body-con dress and miniskirt, the outfits below prove that sheer — in its many shapes and forms — is really nothing to fear.
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On Friday, the Real Housewives of New York City star shared a smiling photo of herself wearing a fitted, floral and ruffled dress and holding a miniature clear replica of Robert Indiana's LOVE Sculpture.
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Pink wore a long white tiered ruffled gown with a black belt at the waist, while Willow went darker in a multi-length navy dress with a glittery bodice — and matching tiara, of course.
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A guy I know from Arizona recently texted me a photo of a ruffled roaring cougar's head stamped on his upper thigh, something he got with his friends the last time he was home.
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Models wore snake skin patterns with matching vests or skirts under silk ruffled shirts, laser cut short cocktail coats over high boots, A-line dresses and panelled satin tops and dresses with plunging backlines.
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Both wore Gucci, of course, but Michele went for a flamboyant pink ensemble and a silver headpiece, while Styles picked an all-black outfit, consisting of a sheer ruffled top and high-waisted pants.
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And I looked into the feathers ruffled by a proposal to make the gray jay, a fluffy songbird (which is never hunted), the national bird as part of Canada's 150th anniversary celebrations next year.
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Some ruffled leopard baby doll dresses worn over matching tights fit so badly (the dresses, not the tights) that the model Joan Smalls appeared to be clutching a jacket closed to preserve her modesty.
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Though the surprisingly tame horse-riding tapestry separates, the spliced leather 'n' lizard dresses, molded moto breastplates and sheer ruffled nightie gowns atop buttoned-up bodysuits that he put on the runway did not.
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In a subjective sport where the outcome is in the hands of judges, personal and political scores can create a miasmic atmosphere, and feathers can be more easily ruffled off the ice than on.
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But in a place that seems to embrace the status quo — reflected in a housing stock with a solidly early-20th-century look — the arrival of something sleek and new has ruffled some feathers.
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In London, they appeared at the JW Anderson show as fully beaded and feathered collars styled with simple dresses, and in Milan at Alberta Ferretti as ruffled and romantic additions to otherwise masculine suits.
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The airy meatpacking district space will be stocked with pretty feminine bits like a ruffled triangle bralet ($210) and matching bikini bottom ($2250), perfect for your first dip at the Soho House rooftop pool.
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Study from Facebook will use standard Google-approved APIs and won't use a VPN, SSL bumping, root access, enterprise certificates or permission profiles you install on your device like the Research program that ruffled feathers.
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Most visitors milling around the otherwise austere space on Gansevoort Street were far too busy taking in Ms. Assoulin's romantically inclined collection of floor-length coats, dresses and jumpsuits, some effusively ruffled, others pointedly underadorned.
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The star's ruffled black halter had corset-inspired laces up the bodice and a super-high-cut asymmetrical skirt — two things that practically begged for a pair of tricky, tied-up-the-legs DSquared2 stilettos.
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Whether we blame it on the rise of celebrity merch or the influence of Vetements' ironic logo tees, we've begun to see grungier, more streetwear-inspired styles replace the atypical ruffled, bell, or balloon ones.
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Cruz walked the carpet at the Everybody Knows premiere with husband Javier Bardem in a black curve-hugging gown with structured bodice and a long, full skirt that was accentuated with sheer ruffled appliqués throughout.
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By fusing stiff, Victorian portraits with the feathers and faces of birds, Angelucci seeks to "embody many themes of the nineteenth century," and expose her ruffled feathers to the many problematic issues of the time.
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Among some of her most unforgettable appearances was the time she stripped to her undies for the Lloyd Klein Spring 2003 show and modeled for Heatherette's Spring 2005 collection in a ruffled, girly halter dress.
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True to form, Rihanna made a dramatic surprise entrance, gliding down the escalator in the middle of the store in a magenta strapless ruffled gown — a cloud of sweet-smelling perfume floating in her wake.
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Thorburn had ruffled shareholders by planning two months of leave on either side of the Royal Commission's delivery of its final report, which was hotly anticipated as a watershed moment for the country's banking industry.
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Before Once Upon a Time in Hollywood's Cannes premiere, director Quentin Tarantino made waves (and ruffled a few feathers) by asking the audience not to reveal what happens at the end of the upcoming film.
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The story has ruffled feathers in the Netherlands, which holds local elections next week, and among the Eurosceptic British press, always ready to pounce on signs that the EU is a den of undemocratic crooks.
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With his carefully ruffled blond hair and often dishevelled appearance, Johnson's disarming wit and charm have proved popular with the public and helped him to shrug off crises that might have ended others' political careers.
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News. The feline-powered pouch coordinated perfectly with the rest of the youngster's ensemble: a bubblegum-pink Gucci tux with black trim and a white ruffled shirt — undoubtedly a nod to the late legend Prince.
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They have created an unfamiliar landscape riven with ethical pitfalls, and forced consumers and retailers to wrestle with the unlikely passions now inspired by Ivanka Trump's mid-market collection of ruffled blouses, shifts and wedges.
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But just because you're rocking a ruffled gown or silk slip dress doesn't mean you can't look like a total badass — in fact, we're here to crush those super-girly connotations once and for all.
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With his carefully ruffled blond hair and often disheveled appearance, Johnson's disarming wit and charm have proved popular with the public and helped him to shrug off crises that might have ended others' political careers.
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The Bachelor season 22 alum reflected on impending parenthood with a maternity photo she shared to Instagram Sunday, in which she bared her baby bump underneath a white lace crop top with ruffled short sleeves.
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The outfit sported by Blue, 5, was on full display for viewers — a chic pink tux with a ruffled white shirt, a clear tribute to late legend Prince — as she sang along to the song.
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Perhaps Mr Kelly will be able to smooth some ruffled feathers, but the chorus of complaints sounds less like bruised egos than long-standing private distaste for Mr Trump at last coming into the open.
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Even before her "Firing Line" comments, Ocasio-Cortez ruffled feathers when she suggested -- via Twitter -- that Crowley was planning to run as a third-party candidate in the fall in an attempt to beat her.
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My only quibble was with the salad dressing, an overly salty Italian-style vinaigrette that marred an otherwise appealing bouquet of tightly ruffled baby romaine leaves topped with mandolined carrots, watermelon radishes, and red onion.
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There also wasn't any mention by Li of the U.S. or President Donald Trump, although the two nations have clearly ruffled each others' feathers lately on issues like trade, climate change and human rights abuses.
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The Sussexes ruffled feathers by opting out of a maternity-ward photo opportunity, customary for the last four decades, in which the royal parents emerge onto the hospital steps to face hundreds of waiting photographers.
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The result was a two-piece textured co-ord, the top being a tunic-style turtleneck with long sleeves, and the pants, a pair of wide-leg lightweight slacks with ruffled details at the hems.
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So when Fordham, in announcing that Mr. Komuro would embark on a master's degree in law on a full scholarship in August, described him as the princess's fiancé, the designation ruffled the Imperial Household Agency.
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The '70s-inspired collection of wide-lapeled tailoring and ruffled silk dresses came in a palette of neutrals with the occasional high-voltage kick of a vivid jewel tone: deep purple, emerald green, turquoise, citrine.
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Tesla founder Elon Musk has ruffled a few feathers in claiming he has "funding secured" to take the electric car maker private, but one analyst says ignore the "sideshow" and stick to the business fundamentals.
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Orban has ruffled feathers in Europe and built a system his critics see as autocratic, affecting businesses, academia, the courts and the media, But he has rarely angered different domestic voter groups at the same time.
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The photograph shows Khloé, 34, holding her 6-month-old baby girl True while posing on the beach, wearing a tank top that reads "J'adore Dior" while True sports a pink ruffled top and white shorts.
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Her Broadway-influenced look consists of an all-white Monse get-up with a tailored, military-inspired backless coat (with sheer, sparkly ruffled hems at the sleeve) plus a matching tank and loose-fitting cropped trousers.
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" When Mailhot ruffled white academic feathers in the first week of her post-doctoral fellowship, she went to her mentor — fellow Purdue creative writing professor Roxane Gay — and said, "I didn't mean to be so audacious.
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Mately, a STD-testing site and app, ruffled Big Bird's feathers earlier this week after it posted advertisements featuring Bert and Ernie from Sesame Street that suggested the pair were romantically involved, according to the BBC.
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From a powder-pink gingham blouse with a ruffled shoulder to emerald-green paper-bag trousers with an eye-catching bow tie, each piece is effortlessly stylish and designed to transition easily from weekday to weekend.
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SoftBank's Vision Fund over the last two months has been aggressively trying to poach rising-star venture capitalists, a flurry of attempts that has ruffled feathers among some of the people it is trying to recruit.
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She ruffled more than a few feathers when she adamantly defended her former boss and co-star Bill Cosby in the media storm that unleashed to cover the dozens of sexual assault claims made against him.
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The new resort 2018 collection is a mix of nods to last year's offering with a focus on primary colors and high-waisted bikinis, and adapting new trends, like the keyhole stomach and ruffled power shoulders.
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When I look back, I realize the style I had while I was on What Not to Wear — the pencil skirts and sheath dresses, the floral and ruffled tops — does not reflect who I am now.
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The Feud: Bette and Joan star, 68, evoked the old school Hollywood glam of her character Joan Crawford in a V-neck, long-sleeve black velvet Gucci gown with ruffled bell sleeves and crystal floral embroidery.
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Vanessa Hudgens walked the blue carpet wearing her heart on her belt, pairing the sparkly, oversized accessory with a diaphanous, iridescent pink top featuring a high neck and ruffled sleeves and metallic jacquard kick flare pants.
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Though she married Jay Z in 2008, dress details were kept under wraps until the 2011 video for "I Was Here," which gave fans a quick glimpse of the star's elaborately tiered and ruffled strapless gown.
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As for the rest of the look, Jenner (or rather, her newly-hired stylist, Marni Senofonte) styled the bodysuit underneath a plaid, off-the-shoulder romper that featured upper-arm cut-outs and ruffled, lacy cuffs.
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Reinterpretations of "Le Smoking" - or tuxedos for women popularized by late French couturier Yves Saint Laurent in the 1960s - dominated the Haute Couture collection, with black and white combinations of jackets and ruffled dresses for instance.
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Trump's hair has been back in the headlines this week after talk-show host Jimmy Fallon said he regretted a 2016 interview in which he ruffled then-candidate Trump's hair to prove that it was real.
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Hank Klibanoff, a civil rights historian and former managing editor of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, said he admired Mr. Lewis for injecting himself in the policy fights of the day, no matter whose feathers he ruffled.
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He's got a system, and from the moment you realize that he's not going to get ruffled by anything, there's nothing that's going to bother him too much because he knows how to manage his world.
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West Ham United co-chairman Karen Brady ruffled feathers at the weekend, saying the Premier League, in which teams have either nine or 10 games still to play this season, should be declared null and void.
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True to form, we rarely see him ruffled, but every now and again, there is a glimpse of the anxious freak within, whose essence I believe to be distilled and bottled within this incredibly awkward wave.
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Day 61 — March 21: Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who's kept a low profile as the nation's chief diplomat, ruffled feathers in Europe after reports that he plans to skip his first NATO meeting in April.
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Mr. Kruk is a professional storyteller, best recognized in the uniform he will wear for nearly 50 performances in Sleepy Hollow this fall: tricorn hat, ruffled shirt collar and cuffs, and a carved wooden walking stick.
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As the festivities began, one man took to the stage in period dress — a long navy coat over a ruffled collar and tall black boots with his long white hair drawn back in a black ribbon.
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Why it matters: Scooter companies ruffled a lot of feathers when they showed up in San Francisco (and other cities), which has long been skeptical of tech companies using independent contractors to skirt some labor costs.
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Plus: A look at Prince's fashion revolution of ruffled blouses, purple suits of the '80s, his memorable Afro and funky shades of the '10s, and his overall wild wardrobe making him an undisputed king of style.
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Joe's hair is slicked back and Sophie is wearing her blonde hair in a high pony and a ruffled dress — until a black-haired, darker version of herself comes and knocks her out of the way.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's gripes about having to "subsidise" Europe is forcing it to contribute more, while French president Emmanuel Macron has ruffled feathers by calling NATO "brain dead" and suggesting a "strategic relationship" with Russia.
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At Brock Collection, the designers Kristopher and Laura Vassar Brock underscored their young brand's ultrafeminine DNA with a fanciful lineup of dresses and skirts, some ruffled, some with peplum waists, others styled with figure-flattering belts.
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Recent sartorial trends — ruffled dresses made with modest cuts that cover arms, chest and legs in patterned, decidedly unglamorous-looking fabrics — have been said to evoke a life on the homestead from a more bucolic era.
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The early days of the Trump administration have brought aggressive rhetoric and moves to crack down on immigration as well as roll back environmental regulations, much of which has ruffled feathers in the liberal northeast city.
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The Real Housewives of New York City star is currently on vacation in Ibiza, Spain, and was spotted Saturday hitting the beach in a pretty white bikini with a string bottom and off-the-shoulder, ruffled top.
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Newlywed Priyanka Chopra and chart-topping Taylor Swift stepped out in silver sequins and ruffled pastels, respectively, but even though their full looks varied, both stars opted for the same trendy mani-pedi: eye-catching chrome shimmers.
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Pertwee, for his part, looked like he could've been a member of a prog band; his portrayal of the Doctor favored ruffled shirts, extravagant capes, and other such frippery that were in vogue onstage at prog concerts.
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Ultimately, though, he would not be ruffled, winning his 10th successive global track title in world championships and Olympics with his fastest-ever championship 10,000m run, 26 minutes 49.51 seconds, the quickest in the world this year.
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Wikileaks, once the darling of liberals everywhere and now the subject of wacko conspiracy theories about blackmail and flipped Kremlin assets, has once again ruffled feathers on Twitter by calling out some questionably-sourced reporting by NBC.
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When the sweet eldest child of Prince Charles and Princess Diana grew into a dreamy teen with ruffled blonde hair and stunning blue eyes, he became the literal Prince Charming for many young folks around the world.
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For this collection, she walked the mirrored runway at the Grand Palais in a huge, ruffled baby pink gown featuring a voluminous skirt and sleeves with a corseted bodice, a peter pan collar and a large belt.
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Investors also look towards a G20 summit later this month where U.S. President Donald Trump will likely meet Chinese President Xi Jinping amid their long-drawn trade spat that has ruffled markets since its conception last year.
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During the Obamas' first visit with Queen Elizabeth, in 2009, the pair ruffled some feathers when the First Lady put her hand around Her Majesty's back -- a break from the normal procedure of avoiding touching the monarch.
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It's set to combine Parisian street style with a feminine spirit the brand is known for through pieces like straight-leg vintage-wash jeans, ruffled blouses, boucle sweaters and striped tees (so Parisian!) set between $95-$395.
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The actress, 38, dressed casually chic in a long-sleeve ruffled white top with black pants and color coordinated heels while her only child wore a star-patterned dress with a big red bow in her hair.
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Beyoncé, 35, wore a floor-length, low-cut green gown with sparkling embellishments and jewelry by Kimberly McDonald, while Blue, 5, went a bit more colorful with a ruffled dress whose layers graduated from green to pink.
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Regardless, the #JoinLife lineup includes a lot of the trends of the season you'd expect from Zara (stylish denim, ruffled tops, expensive-looking outerwear, and sleeve details galore) at a similar price point to the usual offering.
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But in what appeared to be an effort to soothe ruffled feelings, Trump's vice presidential running mate, Mike Pence, said on Wednesday he endorsed Ryan as "a strong conservative leader" and was doing so with Trump's blessing.
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You can snag this trendy leopard-print midi slip skirt for under $2298, this romantic ruffled satin dress for $223.50.75 off, and these cute ankle-tie wedges from Meghan Markle-loved brand Castañer for almost $245 off.
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The prairie trend has reached fever pitch this summer, and you're now as likely to find a dress with an empire waist, ruffled collar, and long sleeves at Topshop as you are at your local vintage shop.
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Queen Bey also broke out the latex gear for a portion of her performance, donning this red skintight bodysuit which featured an almost Victorian pouf sleeve with a scoop neck ruffled collar and matching thigh-high boots.
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The pregnant actress stepped out alongside fiancé and former Fargo costar Jesse Plemons for lunch Thursday at Los Angeles eatery Olive & Thyme, where Dunst hid her baby bump under a loose-fitting tiered ruffled pink mini dress.
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The move is somewhat shocking, considering the network ruffled many viewers' feathers by announcing Katic, who had been with the series from the start, would not be part of Season 9, if the network ordered another season.
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But the painting along a wall in the inner-city Sydney suburb of Chippendale appears to have ruffled feathers all the way back to the U.S., according to the mural's artist, who completed it in early March.
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We're especially excited about the gorgeous selection of dresses — like the gingham print strapless midi dress and the ruffled bow mini dress — that are perfect for spring weddings, special occasions, girls night out or even the office.
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She ruffled feathers on Twitter when, while presenting the award for Best Kiss, she joked with her cast mate Lil Rel Howery about how to get back in the good graces of Black men after Get Out.
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The Hill could not reach the Pentagon for immediate comment on the reports, but the U.S. has previously ruffled China by projecting its military presence into contentions areas in the South China Sea and East China Sea.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Second seed Andy Murray had his feathers ruffled but scrapped his way into the Australian Open quarter-finals with a 6-19343 6-4 7-6(4) victory over local hope Bernard Tomic on Monday.
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The extension of the program puts to rest uncertainties created by Akufo-Addo's announcement in July that Ghana would not seek an extension, a pronouncement that ruffled markets and led to sharp decline of the local currency.
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Grenell has since tweeted in response to the controversy, saying the "idea that [he'd] endorse candidates/parties is ridiculous": Worth noting: This isn't the first time Grenell has ruffled German feathers during his first month as ambassador.
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The $4003,2400 champagne-colored Carolina Herrera sequined illusion tulle and the $21,2700 sleeveless ruffled ivory Swiss-dotted ball gowns you pass on your way there help put you in a make-believe, Cinderella-at-the-ball mood.
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Called Pinch, they have a translucent glass storage container about two by three inches, with a ruffled or "pinched" square cover in stainless steel, copper or brass, which has a depression to hold the salt for serving.
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The desirable garments — glossy high-waisted nylon pants, off-kilter white T-shirts and gently ruffled shirts — coupled with the evocative mise-en-scène confirmed Saunders's place among a new wave of buzzed-about young London designers.
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"Línea Recta" ("Straight Line") deconstructs flamenco imagery — the swishing of the bata de cola's long, ruffled train, the hyped-up representations of gender — and is by the Colombian-Belgian choreographer Annabelle López Ochoa, based in the Netherlands.
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A glazed black leather perfecto vest added much-needed edge to a ruffled ivory lace and silk gown, and a smoking jumpsuit edged in gold had a cool allure (ditto some great draped satin Jean Harlow gowns).
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Meanwhile, YouTuber Patrick Starrr, who appeared on a live-streamed panel in the CHI Lounge during the show, was in a matching ruffled dress and turban that took him eight hours to complete from head to toe.
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" A gorgeous series titled "Sky Studies" puts Black's acute visual sensibility in robust communication with her talent for verbal dislocation: "Ruffled gamelans of rain, unconstrained / by all that seems remembered, ting between / splashed pedestrians under obscure clouds.
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Vice President Pence's arrival in Michigan with an eight-vehicle motorcade to attend the Mackinac Republican Leadership Conference over the weekend ruffled some feathers on an island where cars are generally banned, the Detroit Free Press reported.
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Investors also look towards a G20 summit later this month where U.S. President Donald Trump will likely meet Chinese President Xi Jinping amid their drawn-out trade spat that has ruffled markets since its conception last year.
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From double-breasted blazers and blouses in what Taylor calls "non-print prints" to bow-sleeved dresses and ruffled, Victorian-esque tops, Tailored is a long way from the polyester suits we're used to seeing around the office.
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" Approximately two feet wide and two-and-a-half feet long, the poster featured Roberson in profile staring thoughtfully away from the camera dressed in a ruffled blouse under a large ornately written slogan, "FLOUR OF THE FAMILY.
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And with the help of her designer BFF Zac Posen, the actress did just that, strutting up the Met stairs in an off-the-shoulder, ruffled, gown that was easily among the most breathtaking looks of the evening.
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But when Patch creative director Abel Lenz, who had apparently ruffled feathers with Armstrong in the past, per Business Insider, began photographing the meeting, to the ire of Armstrong, he unexpectedly became the first in the mass layoffs.
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British-born Westerman, seen at one time by some inside the HSBC as a future candidate to run the whole bank, ruffled feathers internally with the number of job cuts he made, sources at HSBC said last year.
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The actress, who said she was "really excited" to be a mom last month after reports first surfaced she was expecting her first child in July, looked radiant in a RED Valentino black dress with ruffled star sleeves.
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It also ruffled feathers with the bands it booked, particularly as the rise of "mall punk" and emo put bands like Good Charlotte, Blink-182, and My Chemical Romance alongside punk mainstays like Rancid, Pennywise, and Bad Religion.
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Posing outdoors in a pair of shorts and ruffled short-sleeved top, the 2-year-old youngest child and only daughter of Kristin Cavallari and Jay Cutler looks super comfortable in a photo Cavallari shared to Instagram Tuesday.
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After Gigi stopped by to support Campbell's $1,750 limited-edition coffee table book earlier in the night, Campbell returned the favor, popping by in a ruffled pink dress to toast the girl she taught to walk the runway.
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