She offered me a shawl, then turned up the heating when I declined the shawl.
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Everfair by Nisi Shawl Nisi Shawl has made a name for herself when it comes to short fiction, but her debut novel looks to be a really impressive alternate history.
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Both Rebs and Yankees tug her skirt, her tattered shawl.
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While Moore posed completely nude, Portman sat with a shawl.
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Of course, her sheer dress and feathered shawl turned heads.
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In the museum, you also see Harriet Tubman's white shawl.
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" Shahtoosh "I always take a very comfortable shawl, a shahtoosh.
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Lizzo looked angelic in a white gown and fur shawl.
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The sheer dress was complete with an elaborate white shawl.
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Her strapless silk dress paired perfectly with her matching shawl.
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There were little touches — my grandfather's prayer shawl on our shoulders, my Great-Uncle Josef's shawl on the top of our chuppah — to remind us of our ancestors, many of whom had suffered terribly.
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Lark & Ro Women's Single Breasted Shawl Collar Coat, $68.36–$107.32; amazon.
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We have asked them to cover the girls with a shawl.
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"Pull on your shawl," she says witheringly, and Edwina abjectly complies.
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She still had the prayer shawl over her head and shoulders.
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So wrap yourself in a shearling shawl and turn that oven on.
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The shawl and hat set are also available in blue and pink.
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It was like a white linen jacket with a black shawl collar.
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And Delfina, her head bowed, gripping a black shawl around her shoulders.
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Laurelle, a former model, was wearing octagonal glasses and a colorful shawl.
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Judaism as liberalism with a prayer shawl is a distinctly modern development.
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The accessory can also be worn as a hood or a shawl.
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I click through 10, 20, 200 versions of the same popular shawl pattern, looking intently at the different yarns that people have used, the color combinations, the way the shawl looks in worsted weight versus fingering versus bulky.
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OshKosh B'Gosh Boys' Long-Sleeve Shawl Collar-Button Cardigan ($21.50 to $23), amazon.
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Habesha women usually wear a a shawl, called a netela, with the gown.
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Her downcast eyes, that clutch of her shawl, strongly suggested both those things.
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" Maybe "pointy shawl that looks like an amethyst crystal attached to your body?
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There was even an extra layer in a fur shawl around her shoulders.
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Also, you can transform it into a shawl if you'd like as well.
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The model wore a shawl and white dress similar to Monroe's iconic look.
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It has a large shawl collar and belt, which she sometimes leaves undone.
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"I had to borrow a coat or somebody's shawl to hold over me."
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This multipurpose gift can be used as a towel, shawl, and even tablecloth.
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I put on an L.L. Bean shawl collar shirt, Gap khakis, and booties.
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Might as well stay out on the balcony, bundled up in your shawl.
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Finish off your look with a shimmery purple shawl and white lace gloves.
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Praying while wearing a tallit, a Jewish prayer shawl, at the Western Wall.
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Around Mac's shoulder was a metal, sparkling shawl in a squared, spiral pattern.
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They were each wrapped in a delicate white shawl from G. H. Hurt & Son.
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The evening's host, Queen Margrethe, wore a green lace gown and large fur shawl.
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She removed the shawl from her face and handed her crying infant to him.
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Tiana looks regal with a dramatic white shawl draped around her deep green gown.
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That was when the street vendor approached me, selling a shawl for 10 euros.
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Harry tightly cradled his son, wrapped in a white shawl and wearing a hat.
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Dressed in a silky emerald shawl, she hides the baby, named Nyathol, underneath its folds.
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Queen Silvia matched her daughter in a pink shawl worn over a green patterned dress.
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There's that wonderful blue-cloud shawl you wear, spinning yourself with yarn after every class.
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People snapped selfies with Rosa Parks's mug shot and studied artifacts like Harriet Tubman's shawl.
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Next to her, under a yellow and orange shawl, their infant child was sleeping fitfully.
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In April 2016, the Duchess of Cambridge donned a majestic gown with a matching shawl.
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Indeed, Mr. Fisher's grandfather's prayer shawl covered the top of the huppah in the courtyard.
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But it's possible to learn from mistakes -- something Shawl hopes the book's author will do.
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The veteran short fiction and essay writer Nisi Shawl manages to succeed, paradoxically, through emphasis.
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One veteran, Loreal Black Shawl, said the mission to support the protesters was intensely personal.
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The dress was seemingly sparkly, though she mysteriously covered it with a semi-sheer shawl.
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Gloves and a sheer shawl were also attached to her dress by rows of gemstones.
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To make the look even more elegant, Normani donned black gloves and a fluffy shawl.
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Other Gossip: • Speaking of knitting, Claire's shawl really sells its serviceability as a garment here.
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Teigen shared a photo holding her daughter at a marketplace, both covered by a pink shawl.
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Her look included a cropped plaid puffer shawl, a blue knit sweater, and a matching skirt.
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"He's new to clothes," the friend said, as Hurwitz shrugged on a shawl-collared tux jacket.
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From the British designer Margaret Howell comes a linen shawl-collar jacket with a boxy cut.
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Her coquettish posture is disarming; protected by her shawl, she meets the viewer on equal terms.
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Humes coordinated, in a black a-line hemmed gown with a matching shawl and silver jewelry.
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The former First Lady finished off her outfit with lots of jewelry and a matching shawl.
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In a split second, she goes from being draped in a fur shawl to twerking poolside.
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Holika would survive because she had an enchanted shawl that would protect her from the flames.
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Her solo in a bata de cola and a fringed shawl was fresh, alive, playful, dramatic.
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When I met with Meena, she sat down, clutching a yellow plastic bag under her shawl.
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Shamin Shawl, Kashmiri women representative to the United Nations Human Rights Council, pictured with other devoted activists
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Green is wearing a drapey pink pearl-studded shawl, and she tells me they don't stock beverages.
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Jordan, 30, suited up in a breasted shawl collar tartan tuxedo from the Ralph Lauren Purple Label.
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He is wearing a black jacket and a yellow scarf or shawl is draped around his shoulder.
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We bathed and shaved him, put his shoes on, and wrapped him in his favorite pashmina shawl.
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Hall's painting depicts a reclining woman hidden under a white shawl, her face turned from the viewer.
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Seven women's coats were highlighted in the list, including this best-selling Chicwish Shawl Wool Blend Coat.
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Lovato made her dress-and-sandals look more casual by wearing a denim jacket like a shawl.
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Their simple room, with a translucent blue shawl hanging across the door, had a television and fan.
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Mintz, a religious Jew, stood facing Jerusalem, his white and black prayer shawl hanging off his shoulders.
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Case in point, the velvet shawl-collared two-tone tuxedo from Brunello Cucinelli that Daniel Kaluuya wore.
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The multihyphenate star arrived on the red carpet wearing a mint-green minidress underneath a sheer shawl.
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She indicated a nearby outfit: a lustrous bronze silk dress with matching bonnet and flowery tan shawl.
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Martha Stewart boasted in an interview published Wednesday of "always" traveling with "a very comfortable shawl" — a shawl that, if it is what she originally said it is, is illegal for Americans to own or travel with because it is made from the hair of slaughtered endangered Tibetan antelopes.
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If the answer is yes: why are you not recommending I buy a jacket or shawl for that?
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Issac wore a custom-made, single-breasted Rag & Bone tuxedo with a shawl collar in black Italian wool.
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In many restaurants, ladies are now offered use of a shawl lest they shiver uncontrollably through the meal.
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Kate held the baby boy, wrapped in a shawl, while William matched in a blue button-down shirt.
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At the conclusion of his talk, a church pastor presented Trump with a Bible and a prayer shawl.
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But he is asking people to cast off the mantle of victimhood and don the shawl of prosperity.
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Kate Middleton was wearing us the week she got married, pushing a shopping cart in our ruffle shawl.
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Immediately, a young woman in a blue shawl accompanied by a disarmingly lo-fi automaton dominates the screen.
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Another grandpa, wearing a John Deere hat and a crocheted shawl, reads the culture section of Die Zeit.
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Kovács has dyed-blond hair, and she wore gray flannel sneakers and a delicately patterned gray wool shawl.
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Instead, reach for a shawl sweater that provides real warmth while still showing off a punchy printed frock.
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Niyya can be used as a mat, blanket, shawl, or otherwise — the intention can be spiritual or practical.
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The logo features a white Arabic unisex shawl with red patterning using the colors of the country's flag.
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Hague police are reportedly looking for a man, aged 45-50, wearing a shawl and a gray tracksuit.
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A hundred-per-cent-impassive old woman with a shawl over her head was glaring at the floor.
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The chain has been accused of producing a scarf that looks remarkably like a Tallit, or Jewish prayer shawl.
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You can watch the other two videos — Dawn, who kept her shawl, and Nikki, who carried her bible — below.
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Chador: For centuries, women in Iran have worn these semicircles of fabric draped over the head like a shawl.
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Guests will also receive a complimentary witch's shawl and a broomstick when they reserve their room, according to Booking.com.
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This year, my party uniform includes a pink shawl with big dangling pompoms and a light-gray velvet jacket.
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So sometimes after laying her in the crib, I would cover her with my shawl, instead of a blanket.
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I acquired a shadow in the form of a sweet young girl in an orange shawl, quiet, but curious.
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On the red carpet, she wore a mint-green minidress with a sheer shawl attached by rows of gemstones.
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He noticed a samovar wrapped in a motley shawl; exhausted, he pushed himself to add it to the painting.
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We each placed a shawl on a cushion at opposite ends of the same row to avoid eye contact.
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Jennifer Thalasinos lay motionless across the altar steps, her head and upper body covered by a white prayer shawl.
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She wore a rose-colored gown and shawl with a golden honeycomb pattern that matched her long, blonde hair.
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But for me, a "wrap" is more like a shawl, and a BOA is much thinner and has feathers.
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The Queen, who is rarely seen at restaurants, was wrapped elegantly in a gray paisley shawl over a silver dress.
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Another photo from that same year has him dressed as a woman, with glistening lips and a shawl of fur.
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In full Jinx mode, she put on her New Look long skirt, a wide belt and an orange Mexican shawl.
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Karla was wearing a tweed A-line dress with a shawl collar, and boots—"very Miu Miu-esque," she said.
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When the time comes for her to pack, I wrap myself in my shawl and head out to the pasture.
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She does not want to wear a Tallis, a traditional male prayer shawl, as some Reform Jewish women now do.
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I turned to see Jeffrey, the same man in a shawl-collar sweater who opened the door for me earlier.
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A group photo, with Mr. Miller grinning from the back row in a prayer shawl, still hangs in the hall.
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Two men had spread out a shawl, collecting donations from visitors to cover the funerals for families left without men.
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Lam visited the mosque on Monday morning dressed in a shawl and apologized to Islamic leaders, according to a spokesman.
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Lam visited the mosque on Monday morning dressed in a shawl, and apologized to Islamic leaders, according to a spokesman.
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Wrapped inside my shawl during a post-dinner sit, my body heat suddenly rose, interrupting the focus on my breath.
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Her answer: fuzzy fabrics in sorbet shades; coats with big shawl collars and bigger buttons; hats and mittens and boots.
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Mohammad wore her head scarf, neck-to-toe gown and shawl, while the girls were in leggings and skinny jeans.
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For starters, Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" wears a dress and shawl in a shade quite similar to Pantone 448C.
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In August 2012, Dunham posted a picture of herself on Instagram and Twitter wearing a shawl wrapped around her head.
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She completed the look with a sheer black shawl with gold detailing on the edges, a circular gold necklace and sunglasses.
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Instead, she basically just put on a top hat and shawl, dispiritedly shook a tambourine and tried for a realistic Stevie.
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Tony Award-winning actress Cynthia Erivo also attended wearing a white shawl over a black dress and sporting gray-tinted hair.
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We also asked Oubre about his "shawl" look during the Pigalle Paris event ... and he explains the inspo behind the 'fit.
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Shah is typically paid 35,000 Indian rupees ($490) per shawl, which he often gets in monthly installments of around 10,000 rupees.
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Trying to physically wrap a shawl around my shoulders after I told her six times (no exaggeration) that I wasn't cold.
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I feel like a toddler saying, "No, no, no!" because I don't want to eat the sauce or wear the shawl.
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Photographed in the foothills of the Carpathian Mountains, dark wools, a knit shawl and other pieces inspired by traditional Romanian dress.
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Susan Collins was glued to the proceedings, as was the senator to her left in a magma-colored shawl, Lisa Murkowski.
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"I thought putting a shawl collar on the Norwegian sweater was about as far as things could go," Ms. Birnbach said.
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At Los Angeles International Airport, she said, she was questioned repeatedly, searched and ordered to remove her shoelaces, shawl and jewelry.
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Leave the flamboyant accessories (sparkly stockings and hats) at home but pack a cashmere shawl: Those 16th-century buildings are chilly.
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The sleeves of his uniform are darker than the voluminous folds of her shawl that drape her body below the arrow.
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Wilde, 32, looked comfy and chic in a gray shawl and dark jeans, accessorizing with a black shoulder bag and matching sunnies.
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Ora pulled off two trends at once with her look, matching her puffer shawl and skirt to a pair of mini sunglasses.
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In a new teaser video for CL, we see that the 25-year-old has equally embraced this jacket-as-shawl trend.
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The hand-loomed Wool Tiger Shawl ($483) and cashmere hand-dyed Tri-Colore scarf ($970, shown) are as delicious as wool gets.
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The hand-loomed Wool Tiger Shawl ($275) and cashmere hand-dyed Tri-Colore scarf ($970, shown) are as delicious as wool gets.
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Thanks to Stevie, a shawl isn't just something a cute grandma in a Lifetime movie wears while sitting wistfully on her porch.
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She wore her signature blonde locks down and accessorized her look with a black clutch, coordinating shawl, diamond broach and matching jewelry.
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And I was like, you know what, I never wore a shawl nor a wig, so let's do it, it's a wig.
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Draped in a burnt orange shawl that rested across her shoulders, her gray dreadlocks fell lightly along the back of her neck.
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So I bought the shawl (having first haggled him down to six euros) and eventually the doors opened, and we went inside.
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The "Too Good at Goodbyes" singer walked the carpet wearing a black Boss shawl collar tuxedo with sheer black lace top underneath.
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"He is gone, he is gone," the father repeated into his phone as his mother wrapped a shawl around herself and wept.
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The shawl was hand embroidered by Reem Acra, with the word 'Love,' which was placed on my chest, close to my heart.
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"I think that you do have to expect that you will get it wrong at least part of the time," Shawl says.
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At a brief demonstration I attended at Sotheby's in New York, the hologram wore a white gown and a long red shawl.
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She dressed in a varying combination of a housedress and vest or shawl or both for the last years of her life.
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Ms. Black Shawl, 39, of Rio Rancho, N.M., is a descendant of two Native American tribes, the Oglala Lakota and Northern Arapaho.
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Ms. Black Shawl acknowledged that the operation could prove problematic because the veterans and the police both have military or tactical training.
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"My parents didn't want me to go ... I was meant to be married," she said shyly, covering her face with her shawl.
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Patricia Arquette wasn't afraid to go bold in a patterned white dress, complete with a matching shawl, at the 1996 Golden Globes.
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She still kept the bag and shawl from that day, as well as the postcard in which Dante stood, staring, in Beatrice's path.
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She was wearing an already conservative one-shouldered dress with a shawl, but her exposed shoulder was apparently too exposed for the program.
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I wanted to kiss the TV for that impersonation, but I tripped over my shawl trying to get out of my rocking chair.
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Courtesy the artist and Galerie St. Etienne Full-screen 1 of 8 8 "Working Woman with Blue Shawl," by Käthe Kollwitz, from 1903.
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It almost feels like activewear, but the shawl-like collar design and longer length make it look suitable for the office and beyond.
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Along with a friend, Lyric Aquino, a sophomore double major in anthropology and aspiring photojournalist, bested the Midwestern chill in a long shawl.
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He recounted how after he saw the carnage, he grabbed a prayer shawl, wrapped it around his bloody hands and addressed the congregation.
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He wrapped his worn green shawl, which also served as a sleeping mat, around his shoulders and adjusted the topi on his head.
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But that shouldn't cloud all the benefits he still yields, with a skill-set that has the timeless appeal of a shawl collar.
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Ms. Baras doesn't settle for the traditional contrast between pants for some numbers and a long-tailed dress and immense shawl for others.
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The higher end of the company's men's offerings was here, like a lovely and surprisingly modest all-white shawl-collar dinner jacket ($525).
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"I love my baby so much, he is beautiful," Koulsoumi said, securing him to her back with a bright yellow and blue shawl.
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Another depicts them covered with a shawl and looking into a mirror as a married couple for the first time, an Afghan tradition.
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The finished weaving — whether a shawl, a wall hanging, a scarf or other — is capable of adding beauty, warmth and comfort to life.
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New Suns: Original Speculative Fiction by People of Color by Nisi Shawl Nisi Shawl is the editor behind a new anthology, New Suns: Original Speculative Fiction by People of Color, which contains stories from 17 authors of color, including Steven Barnes, Better Worlds author Karin Lowachee, Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Rebecca Roanhorse, and more, along with an introduction from LeVar Burton.
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The Duchess of Cambridge has been spotted wearing a Minnie Rose cashmere shawl bought from exclusive London stores, like Donna Ida and Harvey Nichols.
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While her pink feathered shawl and sparkly dress stood out on their own, Dragun also walked the red carpet with male models on leashes.
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They are the perfect boots for a weekend look, dressed down with jeans or chinos, a collared shirt and blazer or shawl-collar sweater.
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But if merely watching an artisan create a made-to-order shawl isn't enough, one company offers travelers the chance to do it themselves.
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The shawl drops like a curtain, unveiling a dancer in one of the long-trained skirts that women in flamenco traditionally whip around themselves.
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There was Justin Timberlake in a shawl-collared penguin suit, flat-front shirt, jeweled stud set and a necktie he had obviously knotted himself.
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A music room has a beautiful Steinway piano from her father covered with a red and gold embroidered shawl he brought her from Italy.
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On the occasion of the couple's New York rooftop wedding in 2012, Mr. Stoudemire picked up a new Jewish prayer shawl from this shop.
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One man, dressed in a Roman-style costume and shawl, seems to be giving a speech, while another man leans attentively over his shoulder.
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Ms. Reiss was a sight in her long white vintage dress, with a black shawl, white gloves, a parasol and a flat, feathered hat.
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Putting on a uniform included pulling a helmet over a yarmulke and strapping padding over a white, tasseled religious shawl, known as a tallit.
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He was sitting up in his giant humming airbed, a royal purple shawl hanging around his neck like a towel after a tennis game.
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The most intriguing depicts a young woman in a high-waisted skirt and gauzy shawl, twirling a barely outlined flower in her right hand.
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Feelings of hometown pride in the Republican nominee's victory were generally absent on Wednesday, the city's mood framed by a shawl of gray clouds.
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True to her style persona, Nicks's black-and-gold shawl flowed behind her, as her right hand clutched a microphone with a lacy glove.
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Her half-finished shawl revealed large patches of red and only slithers of green, providing a clear visual representation of the disparity still at play.
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Competition dances — including fancy shawl, jingle dance, men's and women's traditional, men's fancy, and smoke dance for all age groups — continued into this second half.
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The shawl, which flowed into a train, was covered in Swarovski crystal flowers and took 120 hours to make, according to The New York Times.
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Archie made his debut wrapped in the Ivory White Leaves and Flowers Baby Shawl from G.H. Hurt & Son, which you can buy online for $172.
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The entire ensemble consisted of a pair of black, exaggerated paper bag-style pants, which were paired with a cropped floral top and white shawl.
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The girl, apparently the more self-assured of the two, belies the innocence of her chubby, angelic face with a modest clasp of her shawl.
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Balenciaga introduced Spanish fashion to a global audience through Manilla shawl-style embroidery, Spanish lace mantillas, bullfighter bolero jackets, and ruffles inspired by flamenco dresses.
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Set in a neo-Victorian era where native Congolese adopt steam technology far earlier, Shawl reimagines how the colonization of Africa might have played out.
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"Shahtoosh is pretty much the only fabric that you can pull the entire shawl, which is several feet long, through a wedding ring," Grace said.
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For a February 2004 screening of "Monster," Theron opted for a vampy, glamorous look in a fur-style shawl over a floor-length black gown.
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If you are planning to visit holy sites or certain areas of the Middle East, it's smart to have a head scarf or shawl handy.
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It has two slouchy front pockets, a waist tie, and shawl collar, so you can feel comfortable hanging out in the robe after a shower.
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Azhar Hussain covered his face with his shawl as Mr. Shabir's older brother, looked at the picture of Mazhar Hussain's grayish body, covered in sand.
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But his sense of humor tempers his Boston Brahmin accent, herringbone tweed coats with fur shawl collars, Thom Browne suits and tapered-toe leather shoes.
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Chewing on a eucalyptus toothpick, his dog draped around his shoulders like a shawl, Mr. Kozlow recounted his upbringing in a cult in rural Montana.
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Their 64th member, a sharp-eyed mason named Mohammed, arrived on Sunday with just a change of clothes knotted into the shawl on his back.
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By lunchtime, it was clear to me that a watch, shawl and slippers are the accessories that best serve someone who attends a silent retreat.
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When the celebration officially begins in Rosh Ha'Ayin, the bride and groom stand below a talit, a Jewish prayer shawl, as they make their entrance.
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He also shared graphic images from the incident, including a picture of the blood-stained tallit, the traditional prayer shawl worn by observant Jewish men.
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At the Gotham Independent Film Awards in November, she wore a Max Mara navy tuxedo with lacy black underpinning peeking out from the shawl collar.
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Beyoncé donned a grey slip dress, top hat and maroon embroidered shawl for the costume, which looked identical to an outfit that Bonet previously wore.
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Into this scenario, Dulac sparingly inserts features of a female figure: a high-heeled shoe, a foot tapping, a face veiled by a light shawl.
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In my office cubby, I keep two dark blankets, one for my lap, and one that I wear around my head like a Russian babushka's shawl.
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She wears a black skirt and knee-high boots and grips a tan shawl around her shoulders, on account of this being a gray November morning.
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It concludes with Wood—wearing only a prayer shawl draped on her shoulders and leather fetish gear—inserting a bottle of Manischewitz wine into her rectum.
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I'm a loud and proud feminist and, in this case, I beg my sisters -- just grab a shawl and let's not go down this slippery slope.
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Ms. Ali waited in a conference room, her face covered by a black sequined shawl as journalists scrambled to get photos of her and her family.
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There she was, the night before had been her big VMA performance with the snake, and the next day she has my shawl on her forehead.
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A tiny old woman wrapped from head to toe in a green shawl approached us with what looked like part of someone's brain in her hands.
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Eventually, Achiampong's mother appears in the sanctuary singing praises and prayers in Twi, her salmon-colored head wrap and shawl complementing the pattern of her dress.
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The photos show a tall and somewhat gaunt woman in her 60s, in modest dress and with a white shawl and cap, sometimes sitting, sometimes standing.
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A 6-year-old boy in a blue cape, Muneeb Shah, began leading the crowd in a cheer, egged on by his father, a shawl merchant.
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For shirting, he is a fan of the no-collar band collar, and his Birdbath Sweater ($580) has an unusual shawl collar laced with red ribbon.
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Whichever actor is wearing the red shawl at any given moment is Lady Macbeth; whoever dons the black hat with the red band is her husband.
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He might pair a paisley blouse with a plaid suit, or prescribe a colorful shawl for a distinctive look, or go all in on polka dots.
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Shortly after Trump accepted the shawl, the pool feed used by broadcast networks was cut off as reporters prepared to move to the next campaign event.
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Her different designs range in size and shape to be worn in practically any way from a simple scarf, a shawl or even a floor-length cloak.
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Chopra also draped a semi-sheer embroidered dupatta shawl over her shoulders and accessorized with a vintage diamond necklace, rings, stacked bracelets and stud earrings by Sabysachi.
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And when I had my list finished, I took all the knitting out of my bag, put my shawl on, and went out into the cold morning.
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The rabbi, wrapped in a prayer shawl, sometimes completely covering his head, Hasidic-style, used a direct and personal tone, tinged with a rhetoric of self-help.
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By the weekend, the bound man, a shawl weaver named Farooq Ahmad Dar, was described by some analysts as a defining image in the 27-year insurgency.
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She was dressed for both attention and pragmatism in a fuzzy orange shawl and puffy white Naked Wolfe platform sneakers, her short hair dyed an orange-blonde.
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At one point, trying to determine what his subjects think of him, he disguises himself with a shawl and rides into the city on a borrowed bicycle.
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Although he sometimes calls them the stone men, there are women, too: one with wide shoulders that suggested a shawl, and a seated Madonna holding a child.
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On, it's clear they're cut to cup the shoulders, and the effect of the extra fabric is that of a hugging shawl built into the construction ($1,280).
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Both her sweater and shawl, which Fendi describes as a Plaid Puffer Caplet, were also created by the Italian fashion house, but both appear to be sold out.
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He was visited in a dream by the Prophet Muhammad, dressed nattily in a yellow woollen shawl and yellow boots, a toothpick stuck into his twelve-band turban.
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Wrapped in a white shawl, the book open on his knees on an embroidered velvet cloth, Father Teklehaimanot turns the sheets fastidiously lest the leather ligature tear them.
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IF THE DRESS CODE IS BLACK TIE… He should wear: A tuxedo (can be peak lapel or shawl collar) with a bow tie or a slim, dark tie.
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This shawl-collared short robe, tasseled belt, and slim cropped pants ($260) play just as well with stilettos, champagne, and scarlet lips, as they do with fuzzy slippers.
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Coco Perez posted an image of Dunham in front of the step-and-repeat in a black dress with an off-the-shoulder red shawl and red heels.
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When the trio arrived at the crater, they saw a makeshift fence of wire mesh on wooden stakes, with a single guard in his bowler and brown shawl.
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His pants fit too, and after a brief debate about a notch collar versus a shawl collar, Mr. Bernstein paid for his tuxedo (he went with the notch).
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I'm pretty sure that Kate Middleton got her shawl out of the Queen's closet, just to wear it to go to the supermarket like, 'Oh, this old thing!
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Whether it's a shawl draped over a female figure, or worn as part of ceremonial dress, the crimson color pierces her paintings with a vivid sense of urgency.
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Amid all the excess there were moments of (relative) minimalism: Suede dresses laced up the front in dove gray, a peach cashmere coat with an exaggerated shawl collar.
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His note, which assumed the dress and shawl inside the box would fit, concluded with an invitation to dinner on the pier, under the stars, where he proposed.
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As Death, covered by a billowing shawl, slowly descends a staircase, the wide stage below tilts forward dramatically, sending tables, chairs and Jedermann himself crashing to the ground.
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Ray Vanderlaan, who draped himself in a Jewish ceremonial prayer shawl to cap his final lesson to graduating seniors in his discipleship seminar at Holland Christian High School.
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Stein and Toklas never had the opportunity to marry, let alone (as Mr. Einhorn hilariously posits) under a huppah with Carl Van Vechten officiating in a prayer shawl.
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There's a roasted pear stuffed with vanilla ice cream standing gracefully upright amid candied almonds, the golden folds of its skin clinging to it like a silk shawl.
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Kardashian posed strategically in each of the photos she shared (especially the few which could potentially reveal her bump), by placing belts and a fur shawl over her stomach.
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The expecting mom, 40, is all smiles in a fitted black dress that shows off her adorable baby bump, completing her ensemble in a multicolored shawl and clog sandals.
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Tucked in the corners or behind the bushes are couples from different parts of the city; kissing or cozying up to each other under a shawl or a bedsheet.
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I wanted to be called a stupid old woman but the minute (the forensic scientist) lifted the shawl out of the ground I knew there was nothing in it.
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He had known to look here because 12 years ago, his family had driven to the store from Connecticut to buy a prayer shawl for Mr. Bokoff's bar mitzvah.
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As they danced they also stepped into a tradition in which every bandanna, costume, hair ornament, sash, fan, shawl and pair of boots reflects a specific region of Mexico.
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On the corner next to the polling place, a volunteer in a prayer shawl handed out sample ballots written in Yiddish that directed people to vote for Mr. Felder.
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William and Kate — wearing a shalwar kameez by Gul Ahmed and shawl by Maheem Khan — also met some legends of the game, which is the national sport in Pakistan.
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As his African-American surrogate Mark Burns was revealed as a charlatan, Trump visited an African-American church and participated in a bizarre ceremony involving a Jewish prayer shawl.
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In fact, Shawl, who's cowritten a book called "Writing the Other" and also teaches classes on that topic, says it's something every author needs to be able to do.
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You can also collect seeds to grow in a terrarium on your ship, and outfit Cal with a new Jedi shawl or re-do BD-1's paint job.
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She was wearing an immaculate white shawl, under which she had tightly wrapped her head with a bandanna — to ease the chronic headaches that keep her from sleeping peacefully.
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Ms. Sinta, wearing a batik shawl and a veil that partly covered her hair, was in typical good cheer, listening intently and finding pauses in conversation to offer counsel.
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As it happened, "The Nominee" was in there, too: wearing a draped electric blue evening gown secured at the hip and paired with a matching bag, shawl and heels.
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Representations of objects that might have belonged to the abolitionist hero include a beaded hat, a blown-glass rifle with floral details for self-defense, slippers, and a shawl.
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During the Jewish ceremony, Zohn, wearing an ivory linen and silk custom made suit by Aspetto, and Heywood were wrapped in the tallit (prayer shawl) of Zohn's late father, Aaron.
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Nikki Bella tries on two weddings dresses before she slip into a lace gown with a sweetheart neckline and demure shawl covering her shoulders on Sunday's episode of Total Bellas.
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While Ragland was dressed in a beige sweater, pants, ankle-strap heels, and a shawl, Markle relied on her blue Smythe peaked lapel coat for a fun pop of color.
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In photos from event, Chopra, 36, stuns in a Falguni Shane Peacock lehenga — a traditional long, embroidered skirt with a matching long-sleeved cropped blouse — draped with a dupatta shawl.
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When Princess Charlotte made her world debut on May 2, 2015, the baby wore an ivory bonnet and was wrapped in a white shawl from GH Hurt and Son Ltd.
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Objects on display, some of them gathered from public roadshows around the country, will include a shawl belonging to Harriet Tubman, the abolitionist and organiser of dozens of slave escapes.
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Depicting the bald Patel in traditional attire, with a shawl over the shoulders, the statue used 210,000 cubic meters of cement, 25,000 tonnes of steel and 1,700 tonnes of bronze.
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In March, a study in the Journal of Forensic Science also claimed to reveal the identity of the killer, following a "forensic investigation of a shawl" linked to Catherine Eddowes.
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Maggie is among those people who carry their faith not like a shawl worn around the shoulders but like something heavy that must be carried with a piece of twine.
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Stylist Kate Young, who is responsible for the red-carpet look, shared a photo of Robbie wearing the outfit on Instagram, where she&aposs also seen donning a yellow shawl.
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Mr. Long wore a morning suit while Ms. Shull appeared in a pink strapless organza and tulle gown, pink faux fur shawl, and a tulle veil that occasionally flew perpendicular.
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A local teachers' union, for example, has criticized the mosaic — in which Fortuna's midriff and pelvic area are obscured, respectively, by a red shawl and a green leaf — as lewd.
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" Professional conservationists specializing in paper, textiles, and other delicate materials travelled around the country, helping interested amateurs to, as he put it, "preserve Grandma's old shawl, or that wonderful photograph.
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He had just rolled up the ponche leg, together with stalks of oregano and basil, inside a shawl of paddle-shaped bijao leaves, forming what looked like an enormous reefer.
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Cruz, who got her first lead role in an American film that year in "Woman on Top," paired her ensemble with a shawl — a popular red-carpet trend from the '90s.
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She explained that her shawl had been her shield, sheathing her body, and that the last thing she wanted to do was to look the men in the eye and smile.
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Misogynistic sentiments become steadily more prominent as the story goes on, with the Cirinists (uniformly drawn as fat, ugly, shawl-clad women) becoming the vector for escalating vicious attacks against feminism.
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Created by her longtime friend and designer, Bob Mackie, Cher wore a black jewel-encrusted bralette, a matching low-rise side-slit skirt, thigh-high black boots and an embroidered shawl.
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Among this last group was Louise Doktor, an administrative assistant at a Midtown holding company, who wore a black pleated Issey Miyake shawl and carried a Céline bag covered in feathers.
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So I draped an oversized shawl, known in my world as a schmatta, a staple in pregnancy stores, over my shoulders to cover up the extra skin and all that cleavage.
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TANTA, Egypt — The woman in a long black shawl bustled up to a stall on a back street in the crowded Nile Delta city of Tanta, 50 miles north of Cairo.
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The costume would've been perfect if he swapped the black for a sequin shirt, the sweatshirt for a shawl, and set the mood with some burning sage in the near distance.
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I have been to temple in a hotel ballroom in Milan, where I ended up under a prayer shawl with the chief executive of Bergdorf Goodman and the president of Saks.
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When she turned around on the red carpet, she revealed that her shawl was actually held up by two diamond straps, which extended into rows of more diamonds across her back.
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I was living with my parents while preparing to move from Los Angeles to Austin for graduate school, and I had never so much as considered wearing a shawl in public.
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Hundreds of men and women packed into the building to get their orders from Brenda White Bull and Loreal Black Shawl, who are leading the veterans' groups at the protest camps.
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The exhibition includes a 1915 silk dress featuring a draped shawl collar and intricate lacework, for example, but by 1920 the equivalent outfit had been shortened, straightened and stripped of detailing.
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"She was one of the women who made me think I could write science fiction," Nisi Shawl, the author of "Everfair" (2016), an alternate-history novel, said in a telephone interview.
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After the two ceremonies, they celebrated with their first reception in Delhi, where Chopra wore a traditional long, embroidered skirt with a matching long-sleeved cropped blouse — draped with a dupatta shawl.
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A 69-year-old with a ready laugh and a green shawl wrapped round her, Lobzin said the village to which she had been evacuated was full of drunks and drug addicts.
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Jonas channeled the "Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination" theme with a gold cross necklace, which he paired with the Alta Sartoria single-breasted shawl lapel tuxedo in black silk brocade.
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"Tallis and Teffilin" (1985-88) from the Tallit Series features a tall rabbinical figure dressed in the eponymous prayer shawl, half turned around, his two fingers pressed against a richly painted column.
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The 37-year-old reality star was almost unrecognizable in a sequined white gown and fur shawl, with platinum blonde hair and a red lip to channel the "Like a Virgin" singer.
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After the two ceremonies, they celebrated with their first reception in Delhi, where Chopra wore a traditional long, embroidered skirt with a matching long-sleeved cropped blouse — draped with a dupatta shawl.
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Changing out of her traditional kira for the dinner, Kate wore a Bhutanese-inspired Tory Burch dress with two knee-high slits, teamed with black open-toe heels and a red shawl.
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Women like Ann Leckie, N.K. Jemisin, Nisi Shawl, Kameron Hurley, Nnedi Okorafor, Aliette de Bodard, among others, are at the forefront of this transformation, and Le Guin was one of their forebears.
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Earlier in the week, as the Indian Army was patrolling central Kashmir, soldiers chanced upon Farooq Ahmad Dar, a 26-year-old shawl weaver, who was returning home from a funeral prayer.
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After the two ceremonies, the couple celebrated with their first reception in Delhi, where Chopra wore a traditional long, embroidered skirt with a matching long-sleeved cropped blouse — draped with a dupatta shawl.
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You're more likely to find her in a hot pink queer witch tank, with some Craft-inspired heavy black make-up, floating as she glides under some sort of Stevie Nicks inspired shawl.
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" Wearing a shawl of daisies and colors, Finley dances onstage and begins Unicorn with cryptic lightheartedness: "The unicorn prefers the dragon roll to the sushi roll, and never likes styrofoam under any circumstances.
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And if the shawl coat isn't quite your style, don't fret — Amazon's Fashion editors have picked something for everyone, including a stylish puffer jacket from Orolay, the brand behind the viral Amazon coat.
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This spread accompanied an exhibit of lace haps (or shawls) — most of them made by local schoolchildren — knitted with cobweb-thin yarn, so thin the whole shawl could pass through a wedding ring.
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Nonetheless, he cherishes a certain dissonance in the décor, at least — the furniture and oddments from his grandmother, like the shawl on the piano, that do not quite fit with their sophisticated surroundings.
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The cultural signifiers denoting Kahraman's ethnic heritage are sparse, and few – a colorful shawl with decorative motif patterns, ostensibly from pre-modern Iraq, and thick, jet black tresses and eyebrows set against pallid skin.
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Dressed in a black shawl, the star began with a down-tempo prelude before backup dancers helped stripped off her first look to reveal a glittering gold mini-dress with matching Schutz gladiator stilettos.
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The attack began when the women, their faces covered with buibui, a black shawl worn by many Muslim women in east Africa, entered the police station complaining their phones had been stolen, Maelo said.
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"We need roads, water supply, electricity, health care and jobs so our children are not forced to go abroad to work," Shrestha, wrapped in a red woollen shawl, told Reuters after casting her vote.
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The two kept it casual and comfy with Wilde sporting a gray shawl and dark jeans, accessorizing with a black should bag while Sudeikis, 41, wore a denim jacket, blue shirt and khaki pants.
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Kim posted an Instagram photo of her mom on Monday afternoon, in which she's dressed in a head-to-toe floral outfit, a fur shawl, red pointed boots and a matching red Hermès bag.
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Together they ransacked the wardrobe department for a hat and a shawl and a couple of wigs, and then she drove like a wild thing down to the border and shot in the afternoon.
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He noted that when Fish and Wildlife Service agents encounter a shawl they suspect is made from shahtoosh, the first test they do is to see if the garment can pass through a ring.
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The man on the accordion, in a duet with a pale-throated young woman in a shawl, sings the Second World War ballad "Tyomnaya Noch' " ("Dark Night") as evening settles in over the neighborhood.
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Near the end of "Nómada," a show by the Spanish flamenco troupe Compañía Manuel Liñán, a line of three singers parts to reveal a large shawl, pink and fringed, with someone hidden inside it.
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A bonbon-pink bombshell sheath rose from mid-calf to rib cage, where it segued into a cherry shawl top that unfurled on either end like a scarf caught in a gust of wind.
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Kate sported her traditional hat with a warm shawl and colorful embroidered jacket she was also given, which she placed over her leather vest, brown shirt tucked into a belted skirt and flat boots.
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Rubio fanned himself for several seconds with a blue folder to cool down while other senators appeared to be chilled, including Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.), who was wearing a pink shawl over her shoulders.
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For the show's closing segment, Mr. Atamanuik imagined a homage to "Psycho," where his Trump character would sit silently, wearing his mother's wig and shawl, while her disapproving voice berated him in his mind.
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Readying it for display was complex, even for Virginia Whelan, a textile specialist who has conserved a cotton shawl worn by Gandhi and the coat Franklin D. Roosevelt wore at Yalta, among other artifacts.
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Bergdorf Goodman will waive all fees starting Thursday, so you can customize a cashmere Kiton jacket ($7,2503) — choose from shawl, peak or notch collar, say, and add monogramming — for its off-the-rack price.
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Omarosa claims that Trump complained about the length of the service — "This is the longest I've ever been to church in my life" — and threw off the prayer shawl Jackson offered him as a gift.
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When, in 1999, they took their son to the Lower East Side to buy a tallit prayer shawl for his bar mitzvah, they realized that the Jewish heritage seemed to be disappearing from the neighborhood.
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Similar to Ora's bubble-shaped shawl, puffer coats have become a major fashion staple throughout the winter season Some designers, like Moncler, have gone as far as creating puffer-style dresses and puffer-coat skirts.
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When the agent, who'd covered her uniform with an orange and white shawl, learned that the Central American migrants heading her way numbered more than 1,000, she took off for the restaurant across the street.
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Gula was for years an unidentified celebrity after National Geographic published her image as a refugee in 1985, her defiant, pained eyes staring out from an unsmiling face, framed by a shawl over her head.
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Both mothers of two looked stunning in their respective Tory Burch dresses with Barrymore styling her look with a pair of grey Christian Louboutin pumps, while the Duchess opted for black sandals and orange shawl.
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That same night the "Bodak Yellow" rapper, 26, slipped into another Mugler outfit — a white crepe shawl dress from the 1997 Spring collection to accept the award for best rap album for Invasion of Privacy.
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Karunanidhi, who always appeared in public with dark glasses and a yellow shawl draped on a shoulder, built his career fighting oppression by Brahmins, a priestly community at the top of the Hindu caste system.
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She paired it with nude sandals, an elegant, translucent shawl, which draped over her shoulders and grazed the ground, and a sentimental reminder of her grandmother (and namesake), who died at age 92 in April.
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Just a few months ago, the actor was one of the best dressed guys at the Met Gala when he suited up in a breasted shawl collar tartan tuxedo from the Ralph Lauren Purple Label.
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When asked about the three items every woman should have in her wardrobe, Santo Domingo said "a good pair of jeans, a pair of Charlotte Olympia heels, and a Muzungu Sisters shawl" were her necessities.
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Ties From Boston to the Bronx, North Carolina to New Jersey, I picture each of these women wearing one of my aunt's scarves, not as a mourning shawl, but as a wrap woven with memory.
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In April 1870, Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, recounted her first day in court, focusing primarily on what she wore ("a calico gown, worsted breakfast-shawl, green ribbons in her hair, and a green neck-tie").
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"They tried to stifle the voices of our children," she told CNN at Shaheen Bagh on Monday, as she sat on an elevated bed set up for older women, wrapped up in a thick shawl.
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Meanwhile, the Millennial Suit — also $550 and defined by its shawl lapel, structured shoulders and classic cigarette pant — is the most popular option, she says, with 58.4 percent of consumer interest centering around that product.
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Also twisted matador hats, high-waisted toreador trousers and big shawl-like shoulders that hugged the body and looked as if a bullfighter was going to navigate the corporate seas via the South of France.
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" After the protests accompanying the World Trade Organization meetings in Seattle in 1999, the newspaper put an Indian girl wearing a shawl on the cover, making her the face of "The real losers from Seattle.
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She paired it with a nude sandal, an elegant, translucent shawl, which draped over her shoulders and grazed the ground, and a sentimental reminder of her grandmother (and namesake), who died at age 92 in April.
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She paired it with a nude sandal, an elegant, translucent shawl, which draped over her shoulders and grazed the ground, and a sentimental reminder of her grandmother (and namesake), who died at age 92 in April.
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In honor of the bash, Garner, 46, dressed up as Astrid from the animated film, wearing blue and orange face paint, a fur shawl, arm sleeves, a pointy, leather skirt with leggings underneath, and fur boots.
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SELF-SUFFICIENT Wearing a red shawl draped across her shoulder to match her bright red bindi and lipstick, Urumila Lama, 33, still has a youthful face - though her back bent from toil makes her seem older.
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Gula was for years the face of Afghanistan's suffering, after National Geographic published the image of the young refugee, her defiant, pained eyes staring out from an unsmiling face, framed by a shawl over her head.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Photographer Mayotte Magnus's portrait of Irish novelist Edna O'Brien captures her at home in Chelsea, curled up on a sofa, blanketed by a shawl, gazing across the sitting room.
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Laid out in the palace Picture Gallery was a display of priceless artifacts from the Royal Collection, including a shawl woven by Gandhi on his loom as a wedding present for then-Princess Elizabeth in 1947.
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From Boston to the Bronx, North Carolina to New Jersey, each woman, myself included, going about her day, wearing one of my aunt's scarves, not as a mourning shawl, but as a wrap woven with memory.
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Some parents wash the baby girl's feet as a symbol of sacred welcome; some wrap the baby in a tallit, or prayer shawl; others light a candle, in honor of the new light in the community.
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In one recording, which was supposedly a phone call between two Hindu political activists, one voice harangued the other for putting a saffron-colored shawl, which the B.J.P. views as a Hindu symbol, around Mr. Khader.
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MAYAPUR, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Wearing thick gloves and a shawl wrapped around her face, Kanchen Kanjarya is busily picking cotton in the midday sun on her small farm in Mayapur in India's western state of Gujarat.
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I was struck by these remarkable physical relics — Harriet Tubman's shawl and Nat Turner's Bible also live within these walls — but throughout the day, what brought goosebumps to my arms was the simple existence of this museum.
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Reclined on a flowered bedspread, the woman posed as odalisque in "The Black Shawl" (1917) is, as the wall text informs us, "the Italian known only as Laurette or Lorette" who Matisse depicted 50 times or more.
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As long as you can write off ethical fashion as frumpy, unsexy, snobbish, fake, or a marketing ploy, you can float along, free of cognitive dissonance, wrapped in a $5 shawl made of polyester and ignorant bliss.
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It has a subtle shawl collar that lends it more structure and a kimono-inspired silhouette that looks good whether you wrap the tie around your waist, leave it undone, or tie it up in the back.
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Wearing a rainbow-colored prayer shawl and a Pittsburgh-themed yarmulke, Rabbi Myers made his distaste for Washington clear but also said he does not "foist blame" on the President or "any one person" for the attack.
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It is especially effective to see her in the unbuttoned shirtwaist for her blunt conversation with John Grey, and the contrast it poses with the protectively wrapped shawl she wears as she bids John and William farewell.
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He did hang a photograph in the family's living room in Bayside showing a G.I. singing at a service, a prayer shawl draped on his uniform, while a radio reporter held a microphone in front of him.
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It's soaring, high-minded stuff, and Shawl does a marvelous job of demonstrating the capabilities of the steampunk subgenre, which too often sacrifices the richness of actual, global history in favor of Victorian fetishization and racial exclusion.
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Wrapped in gray tulle, Ms. Chinn embodies a nascent solar system, bunching up fistfuls of her shawl while singing of particles that "collide, collect and gather" before revealing a skirt made of concentric hoops studded with planets.
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But, wouldn't you know it, you still have to boil and chill the aspic—the name of the dish itself makes the temperature of your soul drop, and no thick gray goat-hair shawl will save you.
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Team it all with a gold-and-silver-striped fanon shawl' have the Swiss Guard stick that triregnum triple tiara on your holy head' and Joan Collins herself would rise from the grave to convert to Roman Catholicism.
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Prince William and Kate Middleton's little ones — Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis — were each wrapped in a baby shawl from the same brand for their debuts, as were Princes William and Harry when they were babies.
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During the ceremony, Zohn, who wore an ivory linen and silk custom made suit by Aspetto, and Heywood were wrapped in the tallit (prayer shawl) of Zohn's late father, Aaron, for the Birkat Hakohanim – a blessing of peace.
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Reb Berish Zhichliner, in prayer shawl and phylacteries, had already finished his proper prayers, but he kept on reciting additional supplications, which are repeated only by the very pious and by those who have a lot of time.
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Peacock with feathers in her hair and cat-eye glasses; Miss Scarlet in her off-the-shoulder satin dress, chiffon shawl and oversize rhinestone necklace; Professor Plum, dapper in a bow tie and pocket square, smoking a pipe.
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PESHAWAR, Pakistan (Reuters) - His bearded face was half-covered by a shawl, but Hameedullah Khan's fear and ignorance was on full display as he delivered a chilling message for anyone who tries to vaccinate his children against polio.
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Daily, after preschool, she met me at the door with a stack of cookies, and I would eat them, pre-dinner, nestled under her threadbare brown shawl, while we watched "General Hospital" and "Sesame Street" back-to-back.
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The shawl is a traditional garment worn in winter, a reference that the World Cup will be moved to the winter of 2022 due to the country's extreme heat over the summer, when the tournament is normally played.
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"We celebrate all the women who directed phenomenal films," said the performer, draped in a shawl fashioned from a bright assortment of flowers and wearing a flower crown, a reference to the horror film "Midsommar," which wasn't nominated.
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The star's had her fair share of risky red carpet fashion and beauty moments – from a magenta smoky eye at the Girls premiere to a talked-about black mini dress and red shawl at the Human Rights Campaign Gala.
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By far the most elegant in dress and apathetic toward patrons, she waltzed through the Guggenheim in cream leather pants, wrapped in a cashmere shawl, with her platinum sculpted bob and long burgundy fingernails that radiated their own light.
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When she appeared on the ASMR talk show hosted by Adam Papagan, Orchier showed up in her signature purple lipstick, wearing sunglasses and a hat, and dressed in a sort of hippie garb of a long skirt and shawl.
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There's a large-collared silk button-down with contrast trapunto stitching and a thin pussycat bow, a collarless shirtjacket with puffed sleeves and oversize mother-of-pearl buttons, and a brown gingham button-down with a ruffled shawl collar.
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"They're going not by what they've experienced, but they're filtering it through a TV show or a book or a cartoon, or something else," says Shawl, who learned about "American Dirt" from a student and hasn't read it yet.
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The reader is left willing, even eager, to accept the escape that Shawl offers: an imaginative alternate history, in which a coalition of Western socialists, Asian inventors and indigenous people fighting the Belgians form a new nation called Everfair.
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And that the real tension in his work is between what he does best (giving black sequined pants and jackets a cardigan's ease) and the obfuscating additions: a net evening shawl draped over one shoulder and bristling pastel spores.
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For an idea of how valuable the brand is, consider, for instance, Princess Charlotte: She was just 10 hours old when she made her debut on the world stage draped in a G.H. Hurt & Sons shawl worth about $100.
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Then, having left her preferred gray mink at home, Ms. Boone put on a navy coat and pink shawl, headed outside and vroomed off in a white Mercedes-Benz with a vanity plate across the back that read MEB1951.
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The familiar and the untold stories of history are shared through meaningful objects: from the shawl of Harriet Tubman to a candy-red Cadillac driven by Chuck Berry, to the uneven-bar grips used by Gabby Douglas in the 2012 Olympics.
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Why put in all that time and effort to knit an elaborate lace shawl, counting stitches and following a complicated chart to get that openwork pattern of leaves and tendrils — but do it all in that peculiarly harsh electric blue?
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I imagine these memories compressed into thumbprints — the wood-burning parrilla at an Argentine asada, the staccato stomp and silk shawl at a flamenco show in Seville — her mind a memory bank filled with cultural currency from around the world.
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CreditCreditPhotographs by Victor J. Blue for The New York Times When 22014-year-old Noorzia Amarkhel came into the room, held in her father's arms, she looked weightless, as if he were carrying just a green dress and a red shawl.
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Like the scarf, it is a gift she inherited from her mother, a woman with an acute sense of style, who wore that little shawl to bring out the colors of a favorite blazer, flecked with orange, beige and brown.
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There's a phalanx of outerwear such as a rare shawl-collared Madame Grès style and a jaw-dropping '50s-era hooded houndstooth-check jacket by Cristóbal Balenciaga bought at Lily et Cie in Los Angeles, Ms. Lusuardi's favorite vintage store.
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Inside, it contained a Jewish prayer shawl, a tallit, untouched by the flames, and a small new prayer scroll, or tefillin, that was to be a gift from Mr. Gluck to one of his grandsons for his upcoming bar mitzvah.
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Mr. Glaser's Starsky looked extremely happening — or at least, extremely '70s — in his trademark south-of-the-border shawl cardigan, which was, if nothing else, less risible than the cop duo's red Ford Gran Torino with the faux-Nike white swoop.
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This Moss Rose Poncho Shawl Cardigan is a best-seller on Amazon for good reason: Its asymmetric design is extremely flattering, it's made of a soft cashmere-like material, and it's available in 38 colors, all of which are reversible.
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They come with a storybook that situates the bearded character, who wears a black hat and a Jewish prayer shawl, in the Hanukkah story: He watches over the oil in the Maccabees' temple to ensure it burns for eight days.
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Employing toilet bowl covers, paper towels, tissues, an orange-red shawl, and an airplane seat headrest protector, among other items, for her period garb, she convincingly transformed herself into makeshift female figures evoking various Northern Renaissance paintings, often sporting impressive headdresses.
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I watched as Yizhar Hess, the head of the Conservative movement in Israel, was circled by a group of screaming young men who shoved him, spit on him, ripped off his prayer shawl and tossed his kippah into the crowd.
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Balenciaga debuted a t-shirt, windbreaker, and comforter worn as a shawl all emblazoned with the politician's instantly recognizable red and white stripes on a blue background with the word "Balenciaga" written out in the same font where his name would typically go.
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In the end, Sophia's entire personality consists of Vikander's sad, wide eyes and the character's collar choices (when she's feeling repressed she wears a stiff, frilly ruff around her neck, but once she meets Jan it's all lacy shawl collars all the time).
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The Ivory White Leaves and Flowers Baby Shawl is described as being created with the "finest and softest" merino wool, and the company says it is crafted by "eight pairs of skilled hands" in Nottingham, England and takes three days to produce.
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Gosling usually sticks to simple, sleek designs, but today he accentuated his traditional black tuxedo from Gucci DIY Made to Order with a velvet shawl lapel and ruffled evening shirt that brought a certain type of throwback '70s vibe to his look.
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"There's always a good pump up playlist that Kelsea provides, with Pink, Miley, etc.." Ballerini, who will be performing with Reba McEntire, posed on the red carpet with her fiancé, Morgan Evans, who's sporting a black tuxedo with a velvet shawl collar.
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Their latest royal customer, 2-day-old Archie was bundled up in the arms of his father at Wednesday's photocall, wearing their Ivory White Leaves and Flowers Shawl which retails for $172, takes three days to produce and is crafted by eight people.
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For her 11-plus hour flight, she selected the same Anine Bing bralette, but this time, she wore it over a cropped white tee for extra coverage, plus a pair of high-waisted light-wash jeans, black booties and a printed shawl.
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The shawl has the words Jai Hind — Hail India — in the center and was accompanied by a note from Gandhi, addressed to Lord Mountbatten, then Viceroy of India, which said: 'The little thing is made out of doubled yarn of my own spinning . . .
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When the weather gets a little chilly, on go my velvet gems with a silk long-sleeved button-up top, add a black leather boot, wrap a shawl around my shoulders and off I go to the city for meetings, interviews or cocktails.
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Specifically, her use of a Ralph Lauren navy wool double-faced pantsuit with a cream shawl collar and cream wool top to better frame the jovial-serenity-atop-policy-wonk approach with which she has chosen to contrast herself with Mr. Trump.
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The group stages dramatic protests to underscore what women are not allowed to do in prayer at the wall — namely, to wrap themselves in a Jewish prayer shawl (a talit), carry a torah scroll, and to raise their voices, literally, in prayer.
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Play Video Replay Video Collected in the glass cases are the artifacts of a long, arduous road to political empowerment: A red silk shawl worn by Susan B. Anthony as she plied the hallways of the Capitol arguing for the right to vote.
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She was wearing a red tartan scarf with a wool coat she'd found in a charity shop—bright pink, with a big shawl collar—and believed that she despised the kind of clothes you could buy in department stores like John Lewis.
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Orientalist elements such as a Turkish divan, a carpet that "looked like an oriental shawl," and a secret entrance hidden behind a tapestry would all make their way into the interior setting of Balzac's tragic novella, The Girl with the Golden Eyes (1835).
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Manuel Álvarez Bravo, perhaps the greatest of Latin American photographers, made a formal seated portrait in 1938; Kahlo wears her hair in the thick braid favored by Zapotec women, and drapes her shoulders and lap with an intricate rebozo, or woven shawl.
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Despite the poor condition of the remains, the researchers managed to pinpoint the location of the torso and several bones (including feet and leg bones, and several ribs), while uncovering bandages, traces of resins, and thousands of tiny glass beads from a funeral shawl.
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In this bag I put a change of clothes, pajamas, earphones, Stephen King's latest 700+ page book, my MacBook, my mini iPad, three charging cords, Clorox wipes, my medication, my airline pillow, a large shawl (that I use for a blanket) and a toiletry kit.
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Gigi, on the other hand, went for a lighter palette, pairing an off-the-shoulder, long-sleeved crop top from Bossa with two-tone cropped denim (already on our shopping list) and pink slides (which matched her sensible, in-case-it-gets-chilly shawl).
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"All the staff here at G. H. Hurt & Son were delighted to see the royal couple emerge from St Mary's Hospital tonight, with their newborn son wrapped in our traditional hand finished shawl," Gillian Taylor, Director, G. H. Hurt & Son, told PEOPLE in a statement.
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He was wrapped in a white shawl (from royal favorite brand GH Hurt and Son Ltd.) in his mother's arms as he was presented to the enthusiastic crowds of well-wishers who gathered outside the hospital, anxiously awaiting a peek at the newborn prince.
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To introduce their baby to the world, Harry and Meghan opted to wrap him in a merino wool blanket from G.H. Hurt & Son, a Nottingham-based shawl maker that has swaddled every royal baby since the queen gave birth to Prince Charles in 1948.
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Among the victims was Gulam Rasool, who runs a shawl shop in the Alikadal area and was stepping out of his home when paramilitary troops hit him with at least 20 pellets, according to his son Naseer Ahmed, sitting by his father's hospital bed.
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Wearing large sunglasses and partly covering her face with a shawl, Ms. Kazuo told the senators that the police had beaten her husband and threatened to shoot him if he did not hand over his drugs, but that he had nothing to give them.
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The bad-boy potential of the cardigan is also on full display in HBO's "Succession," in which Logan Roy, the dark-lord media mogul played by Brian Cox, has made the avuncular shawl cardigan the uniform for his weekly adventures in corporate mayhem and subterfuge.
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She seemed to be lying in state as the meal became a proper funeral, with valedictions and reminiscences, Mother in the place of honor among the flowers, looking thwarted and doll-like, as the dead do, her skinny fingers twisted in her green shawl.
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Salvador Dali holds a fencing mask and stares to his right; Mona von Bismarck peeps through a torn screen of paper; Charles Henry Ford places his chin on Pavel Tchelitchew's neck; Lady Diana Cooper wears an ornate headdress and wraps a velvet shawl around herself.
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The royal baby was wrapped in a white shawl (from royal favorite brand GH Hurt and Son Ltd) in his mother's arms as he was presented to the enthusiastic crowds of well-wishers who gathered outside the hospital, anxiously awaiting a peek at the newborn prince.
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Or the history of the Kashmir shawl from the British Empire to the recent pashmina craze The salwar kameez, the combination of tunic and loosefitting pants from the Punjab, we learn, has "historically been unisex" and, through Muslim immigration, become a staple and influence the world over.
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J Lo was in all her bridal glory Thursday in NYC shooting a movie called, what else ... "Marry Me." She was rocking a lavishly floral patterned wedding dress for the scene ... with all the accessories -- veil, train, jewelry and even a fancy shawl at one point.
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DAR ES SALAAM (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Dressed in his traditional red shawl, Edward Loure was watching over a herd of cattle grazing on dew-laden grass when he heard that his efforts to protect land rights had earned him one of the world's most prestigious environmental prizes.
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But his poems were never without wit, grace and rigor, even when they were about the end of things, as in the two-stanza "Exeunt:" Piecemeal the summer dies;At the field's edge a daisy lives alone;A last shawl of burning liesOn a gray field-stone.
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"When I think back, anytime I wear my T-shirts with my logo (a natural haired black woman knitting) I ALWAYS get stopped," Black knitter Gaye Glasspie wrote, in a post titled "We Knit Too: Diversity in Knitting" for the popular knitting blog Sheep to Shawl.
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Lando wouldn't know what hit him, only that his hyperdrive failed and he found himself on a strange planet called Earth only to be greeted by a stunning man with eyelids painted his favorite shade of purple and a fringed shawl that could almost be mistaken for a cape.
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At one clinic, volunteers brought dozens of injured people, some on stretchers, others hauled by their armpits and legs, including a young man with a bullet in his abdomen, a middle-aged man convulsing from tear gas inhalation, and an unconscious teenage girl wrapped in a blue shawl.
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Her colored shawl abounds with flora and fauna and its tassels overspill the sofa, as if evoking the voluptuous realism of O'Brien's books — books that, not long before Magnus photographed her, had been banned and burned in Ireland, mainly due to their frank depiction of women and sexuality.
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Bundle up for a walk with the dog or camp out on the couch with a cup of hot cocoa in The North Face Crescent Pullover Hoodie, designed with plaid sweater-knit fleece, a shawl collar with toggle buttons, and cute kangaroo pockets for your keys and wallet.
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A few blocks southeast of Irish Arts Center, in Times Square, a crowd gathered on Thursday around an elevated water tank, trying to decipher what was happening inside: a woman, fully clothed in a skirt and shawl, performing various tasks with a basket, a footstool and some loose nectarines.
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He is tall and unfailingly well put together; that day he had on a navy blue shawl-neck sweater over a pressed white button-down shirt, dark, slim-fitted wool pants and large glasses with clear-plastic frames that were slightly out of tune with his otherwise sober demeanor.
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Sharp is interested in how her characters are shaped by their fantasies of themselves (Cluny Brown takes herself to tea at the Ritz, scandalizing her uncle; Dolores Diver treasures her carved tortoiseshell comb and her signature Spanish shawl), but also how they react when those fantasies bring them up against reality.
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"We are offering something the world is looking for, which is awareness of the place your product comes from, how and who made it," said the fashion designer Francisco Cancino, whose Yakampot brand mixes sophisticated, minimalist ideas with traditional and artisanal designs to create indigenous garments like the rebozo, or shawl.
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The singers who accompany Weems — acting as an updated Greek chorus — Eisa Davis, Alicia Hall Moran, and Imanin Uzuri, present a visually stark tableau: they are dressed in either pure white or indomitable black; one of the singers wears both: a black dress with a long white shawl covering her hair.
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I refused to see her deterioration, assumed it was the alcohol, the bipolar disorder, the sheer self-absorption she threw across her shoulders like a shawl that was responsible for incoherent late night calls, a refrigerator without food, her refusal to leave the house for fear she would get lost.
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Previously, Friston had done most of his conceptual thinking on Sundays, alone in his office—a room on Queen Square, furnished in the manner of M's office in a James Bond film (a standing globe, a cocktail table with several champagne flutes on it, a hanging tapestry, a sofa draped with a shawl).
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Low clouds hung like a shawl over the shoulders of Habba Khatoon — the graceful, 13,000-foot, pyramid-shaped peak that rises over the town and is named for the 16th-century poet known as the Nightingale of Kashmir, who is said to have lived near the mountain's base as a young woman.
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The dancers, who are all considered collaborators, weave in and out of duets that involve predictable transfers of body weight, and lifts that work as mechanics — as when a woman is wrapped around a man's back like a shawl — yet become routine as the material braids and loops through its stuttering cycles.
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Writer Rob Sheffield covers a lot of ground in the conservation, getting illuminating answers from the endlessly quotable Nicks on shawls, specifically her "shawl vault," not owning a computer, balancing a solo career with a rock band, accidentally stealing a song from Tom Petty, and how she considers Harry Styles the son she never had.
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Read more:Fenty Beauty is launching its first-ever mascara, and it costs less than $30Rihanna wore an oversized coat with leather pants and a pair of $660 Fenty heelsRihanna paired a mint-green minidress with a sheer shawl and giant diamond necklaceRihanna wore a Louis Vuitton soccer ball-shaped purse to a football match
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Read more:Lizzo looked like an angel in an all-white dress and fuzzy shawl on the Grammys red carpetThe wildest outfits celebrities wore to the 2020 GrammysLizzo hilariously revealed the contents of her famously tiny bag, which included a bottle of wine, a wig, and some PringlesThe best-dressed celebrities at the 2020 Grammys
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Or rather, Mr Modi led a posse of cameramen to the scenic Kedarnath Temple, where they dutifully snapped him in a range of poses, from deep meditation cloaked in a saffron shawl, to striding purposefully against a backdrop of snow-capped peaks, sporting a grey woollen cassock and felt cap, a silken tiger print cast over his shoulder.
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This confidence apparently stretches back to his youth: A Jewish Journal profile from 2012 — a rare flattering one — includes a quote from Cantor Yonah Kliger of Temple Emanuel of Beverly Hills, where Hill had his bar mitzvah, describing him as "destined for something great" and "electric" even at 13, reciting his Torah portion in a prayer shawl.
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Made from a fabric blend that shoppers say feels like soft "synthetic wool," the cable knit sweater features a shawl collar, comes in six neutral colors like tan and gray, and ranges in size from extra small to double XL. While it's still racking up reviews, customers who have tried it rave that it's elegant and warm.
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There is a trio for three women and a giant red mantón — the traditional fringed shawl — set to a lyrical guitar melody; a solo for Mr. Carmona that uses only percussion, with a focus on his upper body and arms; and even a balletic pas de deux, full of small, academic steps like glissades and entrechats.
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So while the shapes spoke to couture's ancestral antecedents, with enveloping Poiret-like shawl collars, cocoon and trapeze volumes, molded corseted and peplum skirt suits and lavish bows at the throat (even feathers, lace and brocade), they were realized in entirely counterintuitive fabrics: foam and nylon and what looked like insulation and mattress ticking married to organza and tulle.
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Read more:Emma Watson put a gothic twist on her red-carpet style in a black dress and velvet thigh-high bootsBella Hadid turned up to a fashion show in a pantsuit that looked like pajamasRihanna paired a mint-green minidress with a sheer shawl and giant diamond necklace25 celebrities who had the best style of the 2010s
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Emma Watson put a gothic twist on her red-carpet style in a black dress and velvet thigh-high boots12 photos that show why Ashley Graham is the queen of maternity fashionBella Hadid turned up to a fashion show in a pantsuit that looked like pajamasRihanna paired a mint-green minidress with a sheer shawl and giant diamond necklace
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Here he reimagined a young man of wealth as having humor enough to leave the house wearing a black satin dinner jacket whose subtle jacquard pattern depicts cowboys riding bucking broncos — an image copied from a vintage sleeping bag — and confident enough in his taste to wear a shawl-collared suit of evening clothes in chocolate corduroy.
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To have some fun with them, Monica Valentinelli and Jaym Gates have co-edited an anthology that upends some of the more annoying ones, such as the chainmail bikini, love at first sight, yellow peril, and a whole lot more, all through stories from authors such as Maurice Broaddus, Adam Troy-Castro, Nisi Shawl, Michael Underwood, Alyssa Wong, and many others.
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Case in point, in the book when the great Regina King's character, Sharon Rivers, is in Puerto Rico on behalf of her son... in the book, she's trying to put on and remove a black shawl, but with Regina, she was telling me that a woman of her generation and the generation who raised her would be doing this with a wig.
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With one hand she has written some of the strangest, most intellectually daring and morally intelligent fiction of recent times, including "The Shawl" (1989) and "The Puttermesser Papers" (1997); with the other she has produced a prose brick of lit crit, essay after essay on subjects ranging from the Book of Job and Gershom Scholem to Helen Keller and Susan Sontag.
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Yet from his showroom tucked away in Milan's Navigli canal district, the soft-spoken, bespectacled designer, a reluctant name-dropper, has dressed such celebrities as Leonardo DiCaprio, James Franco, Stanley Tucci, Ian McKellen, and — yes — the current Bond, Daniel Craig (who wore one of Mr. Alba's shawl-collar cashmere sweaters during an appearance last March at the New York Theater Workshop).
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Where I grew up, in the Ashanti region of Ghana, there's a traditional form of dress that we call ntoma: For men it's a colorful version of a Roman toga, and for women it involves a tailored blouse, a floor-length piece of fabric wrapped around the waist and a third piece of fabric that can be worn as a shawl.
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Editorial Members of India's armed forces reached a new low in the long history of alleged human rights abuses in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir when they beat and then tied a 24-year-old shawl weaver named Farooq Ahmad Dar to the front of a jeep on April 9, using him as a human shield against stone-throwing crowds.
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They range from a chillingly anonymous pair of rusted slave shackles to a frilled shawl of lace and linen given to Harriet Tubman by Queen Victoria; from an advertisement for a Memphis slave market that featured a "general assortment of Negroes" to a pocket watch owned by the abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison; from Muhammad Ali's headgear to James Baldwin's passport, crowded with stamps.
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Read more:Rihanna paired a mint-green minidress with a sheer shawl and giant diamond necklaceNaomi Campbell paired a bubble dress with wide-leg capris for a look that&aposll take you back to the early 2000sShailene Woodley stayed warm and stylish in a puffer-coat gown with a hooded jacket on the red carpet25 celebrities who had the best style of the 2010s
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"We were humbled and honoured to watch TRH the Duke and Duchess of Sussex appear inside Windsor Castle with their first born son, Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, wrapped in our Ivory White Leaves and Flowers Baby Shawl, and wearing one of our Cashmere Baby Hat's and in doing so have continued a Royal family tradition now going back over 70 years," the retailer wrote.
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Who would have thought that an album called Be Not Nobody (say those words to yourself out loud, let them roll around your tongue, look at them sitting on the screen and tell me it's not the worst possible album name on planet earth) with artwork that resembles a screen-printed shawl from a stall in Lewisham Shopping Centre, could be such a masterpiece.
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When Lonzo Ball strutted onstage at Barclays Center on Thursday night after learning he'd been picked second in the annual N.B.A. draft by his hometown Los Angeles Lakers, he wore a black suit with a shawl-collared jacket, a black shirt, a black bow tie and, on his feet, an utterly garish pair of white submarine-shape sneakers, trimmed in the Lakers colors, purple and gold.
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Read more:Jennifer Lopez is the latest celebrity to sport the monochromatic trend, wearing head-to-toe teal with matching Jimmy Choo pumpsRihanna paired a mint-green minidress with a sheer shawl and giant diamond necklace22 of the most baffling outfits celebrities wore in 2019Rihanna is the world's richest female musician — from yachting trips on the French Riviera to a staff that includes a chef and personal trainers, see how she spends her $600 million fortune
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But this time she and Donatella Versace cooked up a series of quick-change looks that segued from black leather chaps-and-moto-jacket bodysuit, revealed when Ms. Lopez ripped off her hot pink ball skirt in the first few seconds of her performance; to sheer mirror-shard number; to booty fringe (with a banner showing the American flag on one side and the Puerto Rican flag on the other, used as a shawl).
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