Leather skirts, silk skirts, denim skirts, patent skirts: we're hooked on them all.
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My teachers wore skirts; Olympians wore skirts; my favorite pop stars wore skirts.
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We've got bed skirts to make beds more appealing, tree skirts to make Christmas trees more appealing, so why not make air conditioner skirts?
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The Hem-On-Hem MoveWe love playing around with mixing skirts with dresses — wearing pleated midi-skirts with shift dresses, A-line skirts on top of maxi-dresses, pencil skirts underneath sundresses, or a dozen other clever permutations.
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Also skater skirts and tulip skirts; flared, cropped trousers; neat jackets, and bibbed dresses.
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I looked at skirts with horror... at dresses... We didn't wear skirts at the front, only trousers.
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It happened with mom jeans, cropped denim jackets, high-rise midi skirts, mini skirts, flares, skinny jeans and more.
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Armani presented short skirts in shiny patent black and floaty short jumpsuits that looked like skirts for "high-tech heroines".
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We're all buying oversized belts, quilted skirts, and pants styled over skirts now, and we know who did it first.
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The Time Lapse dancers wear skirts and carry sticks hidden within the skirts that extend the reach of their arms.
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Thankfully, the most recent drop of denim skirts doesn't look anything like the mini skirts you "rocked" at the mall in middle school.
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In the booming 1980s when mini skirts ruled again, but prior to the October 1987 stock market crash, women's fashion shifted to longer skirts.
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Fluid organza blouses were matched with straight leather skirts, dresses were off the shoulder and tops and skirts were decorated with palm leaf shapes.
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Days prior, Thom Browne showed pleated miniskirts, midi-skirts, maxi-skirts paired back to cropped blazers, oversized shirts, athletic socks, and heels on his male models.
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The skirts are modelled after skirts from the 1800s, because I'm really inspired by the 1800s and the Baroque period and music and elegance and opera.
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Some schools have mandated longer skirts for female students, while others have even sent students home for having supposedly too-short skirts and overly snug pants.
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From the waist down, however, they are decked out in ruffled mini-skirts, woven peplum dresses, floaty A-line skirts, and bare legs, covered in goosebumps.
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Their twiglike silhouettes were drawn by long, lean skirts and short boxy jackets, or tunics with unstructured peplums at the hips over straight knee-length skirts.
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Last year, Snoga Athletics, cofounded by Candice Safdieh, focused on comfortable and functional leggings with skirts attached for Orthodox Jewish and Pentecostal women who always wear skirts.
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They pair perfectly with everything from denim mini skirts in the summer to pleated midi skirts at the office to minimalist style suits and jeans in the fall.
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In 1503, the International Boxing Association introduced skirts — yes, skirts — to help "distinguish" the female fighters from the men, as if the audience couldn't tell the difference otherwise.
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Suddenly, after almost five decades of short skirts — and a firm belief that long skirts were a relic of female oppression (all that material inhibiting movement) — I opened my closet door and discovered that over the last 12 months I had acquired not one but three long skirts and dresses.
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Glam rock green snakeskin knee-high boots and coordinating pencil skirts, '80s puff-sleeved workwear dresses, and olive shirt and matching midi skirts all featured in Gestuz's signature buttery leather fabric.
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" P: Pandora skirts tech conventions with this capital "P.
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One problem — I can never wear short, flowy skirts.
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Ahead, you'll find a wide array of outfits to help inspire the month ahead — there's front-tie blouses and khaki pants, printed mini skirts and gingham, velvet midi skirts and structured blazers.
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After denim mini skirts teetered off the map post-2008 and maxi skirts made of jersey tried and failed to take their place, the genre was in need of a serious breather.
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Denim flares and denim shirts and denim jackets; denim peasant skirts and denim patchwork skirts — the kind people used to make themselves by opening the inseams when their jeans got too tight.
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And you wore them under denim skirts or boys' hoodies.
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I plan to return at least one of the skirts.
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Remember when all skirts had giant waistbands and fringed hems?
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Female senators had two choices: skirts or dresses, no exceptions.
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It's brimming with blazers, pleated skirts, and, of course, stripes.
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Skirts were to be worn modestly or 'decent,' as Mrs.
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How should you integrate tiny skirts into your day wardrobe?
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From pouffy sleeves to balloon skirts, exaggerated proportions are key.
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Skirts were for serious lunches, board meetings and public speaking.
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If girls can wear skirts, why can't boys wear shorts?
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Now, skirts and dresses were in; bathing suits were out.
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Models in long skinny bouclé skirts and matching blouson jackets.
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Before long, Instagram was all midi skirts, all the time.
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The clothes weren't very theatrical: sweaters, pleated skirts, flat shoes.
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They hopped around wearing leather skirts and spectacular feather headdresses.
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Lattice work was seen on tops as well pencil skirts.
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Out on the catwalk, feathers gleam on bodices and skirts.
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Girded in full skirts, the two women deal in quips.
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Girls in purple sweaters and gray skirts emerge from school.
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On knitwear, skirts and cocktail dresses, classic pleating is reimagined.
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Skirts floated like islands of shredded tulle under oversized jackets.
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There were barely any skirts on the runway at all.
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Forget slits; his skirts have cutouts to accommodate entire limbs.
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The teachers are helpless and just say don't wear skirts.
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"There is no need to hold your skirts," Hume says.
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They wear skirts like beach umbrellas, earrings like golden coconuts.
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Uniforms typically comprised of sweaters and skirts past the knee.
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She wore short skirts, put on earrings and nail polish.
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I can dress in long skirts when I am forty.
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If you like weed and denim skirts, learn more here.
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I wore my shortest skirts, highest heels, and reddest lipstick.
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In the Supreme Court case, WoLF is taking the side that claims employers have the right to mandate that women wear skirts by arguing that Aimee Stephens believes that only women can wear skirts.
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From wearing a pad outside of your clothes to real fears of your dirty 30s ("jeans, skirts, and jean skirts"), the pair demystify the major questions of what it means to live as a lady.
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The designers put zebra, giraffe, leopard and tiger prints on short and flirty or long chiffon dresses, pencil skirts, bustier tops, jackets, coats and tights while colourful parrots and pelicans adorned silky shorts and skirts.
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And you know what else goes with both skirts and pants?
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The show began with dark tones — coats and long tulle skirts.
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With the material, Lee has made jackets, skirts, shirts, and shoes.
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Clearly, if you wear short skirts, you're not deserving of love.
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Ms. Feldstein perched on a chair, her skirts billowing around her.
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She doesn't really wear skirts that much in the work scenes.
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But what if something skirts the line between weird and delicious?
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And, for the most part, it skirts the larger geopolitical issues.
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The gender pay gap shrunk only for the golden skirts themselves.
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At such moments, voters feel safer hiding behind Mr Abe's skirts.
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She's been a country star with flowing hair and flowing skirts.
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But by showing us violence up close, Martínez skirts the danger
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After her encounter with Trump, she said she stopped wearing skirts.
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Enter the black knee-length pencil skirts drivers are now wearing.
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The women's skirts are subtly, hauntingly, hued in blue and green.
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Here in Egypt I may wear maxi-skirts, long and wide.
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For girls, that means skinny jeans, leather jackets and pencil skirts.
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Remember the days of denim leggings, prairie skirts, and waterfall cardigans?
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Her maenad chorus wears skirts on the bottom, blazers on top.
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"Great pants, pencil skirts, button up shirts, jeans," Mr. Herning said.
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On the other hand, skirts often ride slightly above the knee.
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The women did not wear impractical skirts that dragged behind them.
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The Democratic Women's Working Group wore black pantsuits, skirts and dresses.
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After all, female players don't have to wear dresses or skirts.
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Thank goodness we at least dropped the requirement for hoop skirts.
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Some of their shorts have billows and pleats that evoke skirts.
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They also paired items from Massimo Dutti with flowy midi skirts.
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Ditto's range features bold, vibrant vintage-inspired prints, and tailored skirts.
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Get ready for super-cinched waists, hourglass silhouettes and pencil skirts.
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Skirts are extremely versatile, and you would probably wear it again.
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In the 1960s, MINI skirts were worn with go-go boots.
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Is it truly terrible to wear leggings and skirts with sneakers?
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They would taunt us and try to look under our skirts.
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The lady returned, skirts swishing with the violence of her stride.
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That means boys can wear skirts and girls can wear pants.
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Maybe you are just a man who likes to wear skirts.
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Again, Bolaño skirts danger and then gleefully accelerates away from it.
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There in Derek Lam's haute pioneer plaids and architectural canvas skirts.
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Your house, your country, your duffel bag with skirts and underwear.
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"I hate wearing skirts," a girl who opposed the rule wrote.
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See Ms. Prada's 1940s silhouettes — strong shoulders, belted jackets, mid-calf skirts — hung with Viennese Secession-era jet bead fringe (fringe is turning into a trend this season); the masculine fabrics (tweed, wool, flannel) undercut by skirts sliced into carwash strips to liberate the legs; the shirts and ties atop sheer skirts; the dream weaver lotus flower prints on strict silk pajama suits.
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In the Chanel couture universe, spring '17 will see a lot of tulip silhouettes, crystal-encrusted skirts, thick belts, and one particular outfit combination we may not have revisited since our grade school days: skirts over pants.
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They splurged on custom made headboards, pillows and extra long bed skirts.
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Short skirts and cleavage on show are totally out of the question.
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Colorful floral prints decorated an array of satin dresses or shiny skirts.
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She offers add-ons for her brooms, like fabric skirts and sheaths.
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One skirts the borders of what is permissible by satirising Cuba's police.
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Shorts, skirts and dresses with tights have also joined Starbucks' dress code.
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The country's tourism minister says you should leave your skirts at home.
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She had mastered tennis in long skirts, played the violin for guests.
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Colourful floral prints decorated an array of satin dresses or shiny skirts.
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Would you like everyone to be able to wear skirts without fear?
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Even their look, white habits with denim skirts, are uniquely their own.
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How about the equally strange pairing of tulle skirts and lacy catsuits?
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For women, LaFleur suggests comfy cardigans, easy dresses, and simple pencil skirts.
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He didn't have any skirts or dresses that were appropriate for school.
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But mostly I was pretty sure the skirts were here to stay.
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Fitted bodices and full, floor-length skirts are encrusted with intricate beadwork.
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Just as the name implies, midi-skirts are perfectly in the middle.
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Many women felt pressured to wear short skirts and heels, they said.
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I've been wearing skirts like this since I was about 15, actually.
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The young daughter skips and swishes her skirts, a bit too heartily.
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Some of them are pictured with neck ruffs that simulate grass skirts.
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It's sublime even as it — because it — skirts too-muchness, even tackiness.
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Delicate and transparent garments — skirts, shifts and blouses — depart from the boudoir.
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About 30 percent of the time, I was wearing dresses and skirts.
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There were cap-toed flats, tweed jackets, loose cardigans, and pleated skirts.
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Someone I knew was referring to me as 'skirts' behind my back.
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She criticized my older sister for wearing skirts that were too short.
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The men wore skullcaps and the women dressed in prim dark skirts.
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Skirts, especially in mid-length styles, were prevalent across the fall runways.
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People have poufy hair and wear pleated pants and shapeless voluminous skirts.
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I still wear his pencil skirts because they are so much fun!
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"New Midi-Skirts Seen Aid To Birth Control," Tyrone Daily Herald speculated.
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I feel pretty silly, mostly because I'm not used to wearing skirts.
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We would be better off encouraging short skirts More than anything else, we need to sensitize men and women to each other -- and this can only happen when we encourage women and their mini skirts on the streets.
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Restrictive high waists and narrow hobble skirts were replaced by looser skirts, suits and — shock — trousers and overalls, along with easy-to-wear calf-length dresses, like those in the exhibition designed by Callot Soeurs, Poiret, Lanvin and Vionnet.
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"India needs to ban such conservative ministers, not skirts #rubbish," wrote one critic.
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She traded her blouses and skirts for androgynous clothing to look the part.
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So it's dresses that are appropriate for work, blazers, coats, tops, pants, skirts.
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Your skirts are still falling right at the knee; you're not wearing miniskirts.
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Still, when women were off the clock, they were expected to wear skirts.
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Virgin Atlantic will no longer require makeup or skirts for women flight attendants.
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They've figured out how to sell women denim bottoms, skirts, knits, woven tops.
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"Minimum Wage" skirts this by being personal and just a little bit stupid.
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Midi-length and maxi-length denim skirts can make your outfit look dated.
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And I love the gingham paired with denim, especially denim skirts or overalls.
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Low-rise pants and skirts were also a staple of the earlier decade.
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It's a marriage of old fashioned jingle-jangle with sequins and short skirts.
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Her steely, unglamorous image (a confessed penchant for skirts notwithstanding) inspires young women.
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Prints that I paired with pencil skirts, skinny jeans, and knee-high boots.
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"For ladies, low-cut necklines and mini-skirts are inappropriate," the rule says.
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They showed up in their best suits and skirts and asked enthusiastic questions.
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How are you supposed to wear skirts?" or "Your arms are too muscular!
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Still, even his empirical research had flaws, something Mr Stedman Jones skirts over.
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It was the same thing I'd done with fitted pencil skirts for years.
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We passed three young women wearing calf-length black skirts and head scarves.
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A pair of tights that'll keep your legs warm under skirts and dresses
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The newspaper argued for sex education, contraceptive rights, short skirts, and free love.
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Turns out the skirts were customized by Jenna Lyons and the J.Crew team.
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At JustDance dance studio, three burlesque performers strip off their Sailor Moon skirts.
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The wordiest of the four books also skirts closest to the didactic edge.
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It is unclear how many schools across Australia require girls to wear skirts.
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They gave a performance that was, like, girls taking off school-girl skirts.
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The collection includes everything from ornaments and stockings to garlands and tree skirts.
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"Three Dancers in Yellow Skirts" enters a Degas market with its own rules.
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We are peasants as well under our skirts and children and finally fools.
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Better yet, the style works with dresses and skirts, as well as pants.
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But he did not overtly cross gender lines by putting men in skirts.
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It's an attack that skirts a little too close to home for me.
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Even office wear wasn't immune: Glimmering spangles covered pencil skirts and blazers alike.
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Fifty and 60 years ago, girls wore shoes and socks, skirts and dresses.
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"Midi Skirts Aren't Safe And All Must Be Recalled," the Courier Post joked.
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I don't wear pencil skirts all the time now, but I don't avoid them.
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My son is not supposed to be in a Louis Vuitton ad wearing skirts.
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"I wore the skirts to I could look fly," he said with a laugh.
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Floral embroidery decorated oversized tweed jackets and skirts suits as well as tiered dresses.
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Some asked why the government was not cracking down on prostitutes or short skirts.
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Mini dresses, maxi skirts, ruffled Victorian blouses, the ridiculously named leg-of-mutton sleeves.
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Sony just barely skirts that reality with its new Bravia XBR-A1E OLED, too.
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Each year sees sparkly lehengas (long skirts), celebratory fireworks, and, of course, mesmerizing makeup.
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By the way, the pamphlet that Sharma referred to makes no mention of skirts.
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She's traded her circle skirts and oxford for edgy mini dresses and futuristic jumpsuits.
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They look great with skirts and dresses while making your legs appear miles long.
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When administrators complained their legs were too hairy for skirts, the pubescent boys shaved.
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There was no one [like me] walking through the projects in skirts and dresses.
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She (my young girl brain) still loves too much sparkle and skirts that twirl.
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She would turn old pants that were too tight into skirts, stuff like that.
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Scientific studies show that the leading cause of rape is women who wear skirts.
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In system after system, planets are much larger than the universe's biggest star-skirts.
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William and Middleton danced with locals in Tuvalu while wearing colorful skirts and adornments.
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It skirts along the coasts of North and South America, New Zealand, and Japan.
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Her wearing pants, when everyone else was in corsets and skirts — I loved that.
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Many of them are from Guatemala, including several wearing traditional Mayan blouses and skirts.
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Grabr largely skirts this conundrum by having the courier do the purchasing and packing.
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Shop update with new blouses, skirts and dresses after 4 pm GMT, don't forget!
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The boots were kind of tough and the skirts were a little bit feminine.
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It reminds me of the way people in Paris are wearing their skirts now.
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The swim line includes one-pieces, bikinis, swim skirts, rashguards, and even dresskini styles.
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"Ah, that's right because I wear skirts I must be gay, right?" he responds.
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My middle school had a rule that shorts and skirts must be fingertip-length.
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They have blonde hair and blue eyes, and they wear skirts rather than trousers.
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Why I wanted a haircut "like Daddy's" and refused to wear skirts or dresses.
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Young women were draped in skirts and wore large bells wrapped around their calves.
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Swingy pleated skirts had a giant bite taken out of them over one thigh.
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It has trousers and skirts, if you must know, but it isn't relevant here.
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She embraced the character, even dressing like her in short skirts and knee socks.
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Bottoms like pants, leggings, shorts, and skirts apparently haven't budged in terms of sales.
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Women in short skirts dance at the bar with their hands in the air.
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Throughout the Expo, hostesses wore pale blue A-line skirts, blazers and pillbox hats.
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The pieces include worker jeans, pleated mini skirts, picnic dresses, and denim button-ups.
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The store includes some of the brand's newer offerings, like exercise skirts and dresses.
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Ailes is now gone but the talking points, high ratings, skirts and heels remain.
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No more jewelry, no more makeup, no more high heels and no more skirts.
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It skirts over possible differences between current and future technologies by using broad principles.
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Pumps and ruffled skirts are two staples that will never go out of style.
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Franklin is not quite so free, though he occasionally skirts the edges of orthodoxy.
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In an unprecedented survey of "men in skirts" in historical and cross cultural contexts.
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He has an affinity for long sleeves, high necklines, and below-the-knee skirts.
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I would have liked to see "The Rose of Versailles," with the hoop skirts.
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Some had skirts that took up three seats, which in a way made sense.
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Their vestments of choice are long denim skirts, white collared shirts, and nun's habits.
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I wore African kente-cloth skirts with the shirts, no matter what, every single day.
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"You could feel the new touch with maybe more feminine cuts, longer skirts," she said.
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Silk scarf prints, namely of belts and chains, decorated short-sleeve tops-and-skirts combinations.
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To be fair, the Grip A Hand ad skirts these rules by saying, basically, nothing.
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"I use faux shearling tree skirts under all the trees in the house," she says.
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Receptionists getting in trouble for wearing tight pencil skirts and low-cut blouses to work?
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Maxi skirts depend on the outfit, but they definitely have to be sleek and polished.
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Uyen Nguyen, an engineer turned artist, used origami designs to create skirts and a handbag.
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Her '90s wardrobe welcomed loose, flowing fabrics, maxi skirts, lace, tie-dye, and floral prints.
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The Tights Tuck: BeforeIn addition to denim, I usually buy skirts that are high-waisted.
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In the second, having changed into tulle skirts and pointe shoes, they expand and accelerate.
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Everyone was decked out in their '50s best — poodle skirts, hair bandanas, and saddle shoes.
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I remember as a 13-year-old my teachers checking the length of my skirts.
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Do you know what promiscuity, short skirts, drunkenness, and flirtatious behavior all have in common?
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She would send me texts with printed skirts and ask me if I liked them.
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"The skirts were so huge that they had to redesign the catwalk," Robertson says, laughing.
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Chinese women are starting to walk about the conservative capital in short skirts and shorts.
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First, the Kardashian posted this picture promoting Good American's new leather-like denim mini skirts.
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Ironically, we both have the same color blue shirts, black skirts, and Ray-Bans on.
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Because tree skirts should not only be enjoyed by evergreens, but by all of us.
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The Flounce SkirtOur denim now has a kick to it, and so should our skirts.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Dresses, especially those with fulsome skirts, can hide much.
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"I use faux shearling tree skirts under all the trees in the house," she added.
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She keeps her nails long, heels high, skirts short, and her midriff almost permanently exposed.
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I drew women-flowers, soft shoulders, fine waists like liana and wide skirts like corolla.
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Skirts and dresses, even masculine-inspired suits, seemed to rob me of my very self.
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Muay Thai with the ridiculous music and bare feet and skirts and all that nonsense.
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Its clothes often have playful flourishes such as cutouts, beading, bold prints or flared skirts.
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BJP's Mahesh Sharma responsibility is to promote Tourism, not adjudge the length of female skirts.
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As a result of that, I was wearing big boots and little skirts or shorts.
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The company made women's skirts, and eventually pants, to keep up with the changing times.
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Dressed in long tulle skirts and matching head coverings, she practices 30 hours a week.
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Longer-term cabin crew employees have already been able to don pants instead of skirts.
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The piece, "Cupboard III," references the skirts worn by black American nannies in the South.
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Corsets and billowy skirts even gave way to bloomers so that women could ride comfortably.
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Its racks and shelves are overflowing with Bohemian skirts, maxi dresses, jumpsuits and leather jackets.
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It all skirts around her judgment, her intelligence, her wit, her grasp of art history.
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The women's lines, featuring items like lambskin skirts and cashmere hoodies, have similar price points.
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Queen Elizabeth reportedly prefers women to wear skirts or dresses around her instead of pants.
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She emphasized pants when skirts were stylish, and hot colors when somber hues were in.
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Enterprising women in multicolored skirts and brown hats sold water and folding umbrellas for shade.
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The new uniforms are made of a wool blend while skirts and blouses are cotton.
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Denim skirts are back (and more luxury than ever), thanks to this Louis Vuitton number.
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Around them are two circles of dancing nymphs dressed in skirts, one black, one white.
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Feminine wardrobes transitioned from masculine shapes and lengthy skirts to padded shoulders and tailored suits.
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Until these skirts can be softened or changed, the sweep of this ballet is inhibited.
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Except for kilts, skirts for men, like Marc Jacobs made, are never coming back. Confirm.
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And he sometimes dressed in women's clothes, favoring maxi skirts, decorated fingernails and hair weaves.
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Seven days of skirts can start to blend together in a big blob of ennui.
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The long flowing skirts covered her wasted leg, and their motion helped conceal her limp.
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She loved watching the girls skate around with short skirts and pompoms on their skates.
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The book also skirts around just how aggressively young men demean girls in their absence.
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Last year, the Manhattan Prairie Dogs performed, wearing poodle skirts that converted into wedding dresses.
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Sanders's bill skirts that controversial territory, focusing much of its PFAS efforts on other avenues.
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Barstool-like chairs that made legs dangle, skirts ride up and high heels fall off.
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Other looks that Markle is fond of include elegant, conservative pencil skirts and chic pantsuits.
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They're also high-waisted, so they're perfect under pencil skirts, tighter dresses, or thin pants.
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My design for Meghan Markle is inspired by her style and love of pencil skirts.
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Or even particularly flattering (maybe some of the pencil skirts, and a dress or two).
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Uyen Nguyen, an engineer-turned-artist, used origami designs to create skirts and a handbag.
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Dresses had bodice-like tops, some slashed on the sides and paired with voluminous skirts.
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They've kept my legs warm all winter while still getting to wear skirts and dresses.
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Dangling shoelaces, fringed toddler skirts, and ribbons tend to trip up the smartest robot vacuum.
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In response, Yang's designed longer shirts and added waistband grips in the pants and skirts.
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Employees said in lawsuits that women were encouraged to wear short skirts and high heels.
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We girls are wearing skirts and crisp white blouses, stockings held in place by garters.
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And the pussy-bow blouses and A-line midi-skirts look startlingly fresh in 2018.
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Yet even there dulcet dégradé jersey in handkerchief layers bumped up against rough-edged Tudor silhouettes — doublets quilted and laced and pasted on to flippy skater skirts; knit cotton tunics with portrait tubular collar and cuffs; hessian skirts in spiraling fronds — to surprisingly resonant effect.
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Sobotker had attended an assembly where girls were admonished for rolling up their skirts, Cosmopolitan reported.
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Exaggerated lacy vinyl skirts bloomed around bony hips, and oily, iridescent feathers bristled at the neck.
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India's minister of tourism has some safety advice for women visiting the country: Don't wear skirts.
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Only time leaves its stamp by way of their clothes — 1950s cardigans and A-line skirts.
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Like I've been going to clubs and stuff in bikinis and skirts, that's my new thing.
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Some of them are wearing tutu skirts, which is like an aura or a protective membrane.
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He presented equestrian-inspired quilted capes, blouses with knotted neck scarves or cuffs and asymmetric skirts.
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American photographer Joel-Peter Witkin's work skirts the line between a freak show and a graveyard.
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Live action neatly skirts the stigma of being a cartoon while capitalizing on the name value.
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Perhaps hula girls dancing seductively at sunset, wearing grass skirts, coconut bras, and a flower lei?
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Opponents of the vote see a more sinister power play that skirts usual checks and balances.
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He hated the bare midriffs, the see-through skirts, and the garments with too much volume.
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Pops of color accented the muted palette, with vivid checked skirts or frocks and red tailoring.
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Think: plaid flared pants, plaid vests, plaid mini-skirts, plaid mini-backpacks, and plaid mini-thongs.
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And we're talking 1960s Star Trek, with full beehives and tiny skirts for the female staff.
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Like, I 'can't' wear tight things, I 'can't' wear certain prints or short skirts and shorts.
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Over buying jeans that are too long, or constantly having to alter your tops and skirts?
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I've been wearing heels and wearing makeup and wearing skirts and stuff for a minute, honey.
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Models wore coats with fur trimmings, sheer skirts and palazzo trousers decorated with marble-like prints.
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It skirts the city's airport, where a near-daily flight from Gothenburg ferries in AstraZeneca executives.
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We were left high-centered, and one of the side skirts on the car was torn.
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Many women wore indigenous dress of black skirts and colorful tops, their hair braided with ribbons.
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HE skirts this by generating aggregated, non-specific reports about the comparisons between these data sets.
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The low-hanging fruit of clothes, Naked CEO Farhad Farahbakhshian told me, are shirts and skirts.
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He paired belted jackets and leopard-print and multicolor fur coats with leather and tweed skirts.
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I like things that are fitted at the waist and I tend to like fuller skirts.
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In June 2015, a Kolkata college banned short skirts but later revoked it due to criticism.
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No furry bits keeping your arms from moving or long, layered skirts that made walking challenging.
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Crushed rosettes in the skirts of the metal dresses drooped somewhat, an inevitable but dispiriting occurrence.
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Among the posts were allegations of sexual abuse, rape threats, and of filming up women's skirts.
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You'll find basic blouses spiced up with puffed sleeves and long skirts wrapped in unusual ways.
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Jean Paul Gaultier had just done his collection for men, showing banker-striped suits with skirts.
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The men wore suits, and the girls wore skirts — they all had a similar bob haircut.
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They wanted girly skirts and dresses; she wanted anything boyish, settling for baggy shirts and cutoffs.
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I wanted to wear Polo shirts and A-line skirts without looking like a warped pear.
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There were thigh-high strappy sandals, flashes of metallic black lipstick, and 3-D floral skirts.
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The millennial summer of 2019 was full of leopard print midi skirts, hard seltzer, and CBD.
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Whether he can do with skirts what he did with shoes, however, is now the question.
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Florrick was a tornado of rage, grief, and joy strapped into sleek suits and pencil skirts.
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Spanx's denim line has expanded and now includes classic skinny ankle jeans and denim skirts too.
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But there hasn't been a corresponding boost in sales of bottoms like pants, shorts, and skirts.
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The dancers, in previous productions clad in drab gray skirts and tops, add to the monotony.
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The collection was soon full of smocks, aprons, and long skirts layered over wide-legged pants.
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Eventually, the pair hope to expand to trousers and skirts, but they're not in a rush.
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But, I have been wearing a ton of dresses and skirts since I left South Korea.
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The letter appeared on belts and buckles, bags, mink bombers, socks and sheer nylon mesh skirts.
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In another, both men and women don long skirts that swish and billow as they turn.
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Basic tank tops gave voluminous skirts — some worn over jeans — a more everyday wearability, for example.
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I ordered a few pairs of boots and some fall skirts from Nordstrom Rack last week.
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She even held colorful skirts up to the car throughout the video to test her options.
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A small ceremony is performed, with men in sarongs and women in long skirts gathered around.
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The move seemingly skirts Congress and is counter to the apparent will of the American public.
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Bubble skirts and dresses were all the rage in the early 2000s — as were capri pants.
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She injured her left ankle making a swing at the Taiwan Swinging Skirts LPGA on Nov.
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Their blue pleated skirts looked nearly the same, proving that Charlotte truly is Middleton's mini-me.
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Palm trees, parakeets and brightly colored salsa skirts are rarely seen in the heart of Paris.
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She scoured the internet and ultimately found a designer who did custom dyed, ombre tulle skirts.
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The article also described incorrectly the skirts worn by the Lenape tribeswomen depicted in the diorama.
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Bonus: the maids are usually young, the skirts are short, and their cleavage is cut low.
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The article also described incorrectly the skirts worn by the Lenape women depicted in the diorama.
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Girls in short skirts After a high school in New Zealand told female students in 2016 that they would have to lengthen their skirts, Badu sent a series of tweets voicing her agreement that had some accusing her of blaming women for being targets of sexual assault.
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"She, along with She-Ra, were probably my first two crushes— powerful women in skirts," says Pine.
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Men in traditional skirts with garlands of leaves and flowers lined up waiting to perform a ceremony.
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And because I was a tomboy, I never wore skirts or makeup until I was in college.
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New recruits, called neophytes, are required to dress up in leotards, sequin skirts, make-up, and wigs.
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Rebirth was a central theme of Tadashi Shoji's spring show, which included ethereal gowns and voluminous skirts.
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The counterproposal avoids negative consequences for domestic business and skirts conflicts with Switzerland's international obligations, it added.
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Full, gathered skirts, capes, and glamorous gowns were made of thin plastic reminiscent of tents and raincoats.
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Webb's gender-fluid expression alternates from masculine to feminine with how they dress, from suits to skirts.
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It also called for "up-skirting" - taking photos surreptitiously up women's skirts - to be made an offense.
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Elsewhere members of another local tribe danced in a circle in leaf skirts and ornate feathered headdresses.
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Gone are the days of curvy women resorting to swim skirts and motherly floral-print one-pieces.
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From her school girl skirts to her parachute pants, she was an ultimate tastemaker for the decade.
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Jewel-toned gowns were paired with sheer black tights while other looks included trousers and pleated skirts.
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How could people call themselves Mormon and drink Diet Coke—or wear skirts that revealed their knees?
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Then, there's the fact that they look great with everything — pants, skirts, tights, dresses, you name it.
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The artist Todd Murphy uses skirts as a means of projection, making them gateways to mythical realms.
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Up-and-comer Molly Goddard presented a ghostly and theatrical show of Jacobean tulle dresses and skirts.
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Slits also appeared on both sides of zebra-printed silk dresses and heavier gray wool pencil skirts.
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It's a lot of skinny trousers with oversized shirts or big sweaters, bodycon dresses and stretch skirts.
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"Imagine if a person in public transit is wearing skirts—it can be quite titillating," he said.
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The mailboxThis one barely skirts the line of falling into the specific category we're talking about here.
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These skirts were dragging on the ground, and they were carrying in lots of dirt and dust.
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Wearing skirts down to below our knee, wearing sleeves on our shirts and then pretty high necklines.
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Miyamae also showed "3D Steam Stretch" tops, jackets, skirts and dresses, made of cloth shrunk with steam.
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"Virgin Atlantic reviews requests on a case-by-case basis, with skirts the norm," the Guardian reports.
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Furthermore, Markle said she loves to layer dryer sheets between her shirts, skirts, and dresses while packing.
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Here's the thing: Men wearing skirts is not a new phenomenon: Marc Jacobs is fond of them.
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On the Runway Pleated skirts started showing up last autumn but were quickly hidden under winter coats.
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The wonderfully cut black trousers with sashes dangling below and floor-dusting skirts arguably stole the show.
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Inside, young shoppers wore sundresses, in ankara or in Western prints, or sleek pencil skirts and blazers.
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It shows that Facebook is an immense, unregulated hub of political advertising that skirts campaign finance law.
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Ranchers commonly argue that the high numbers are detrimental to their property that skirts the national park.
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At the Chanel boutique in Bushwick, Brooklyn, black-and-white tweed skirts hang near gold lamé gowns.
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"Love" and "Forever" were also embroidered on the sleeves and skirts of other gowns in the collection.
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Leather was popular during the decade, and was often worn in the form of skirts and dresses.
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They're a full-coverage option, perfect for some hardcore lounging or wearing under loose dresses and skirts.
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Tuesday's collection included bubblegum pink looks, fuzzy, woolen skirts to cozy up in and furry snow boots.
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Structured co-ords create a demure vision in tulle and puddle train skirts paired with lace tops.
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Dunham also posted a photo collage that shows the intricate details from each of the sequin skirts.
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But Abloh went in for fountains of tulle, asymmetrical ruffles, '50s debutante ball skirts, and slouchy silks.
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While it has opened some windows for progress, many of the regulations it skirts are safety-related.
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Models paraded in demure A-line skirts, hooded coats and wide-legged jumpsuits in classic Chanel tweed.
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Wore seamed stockings hooked to a suspender belt, tight pencil skirts and soft, brightly colored cashmere sweaters.
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You all go out wearing shirts cut down to your navels and skirts up to your nose.
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Kahlo championed her homeland's indigenous customs in wearing huipiles (woven tunics), rebozos (shawls) and flouncy, long skirts.
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Virgin Atlantic's female flight attendants are known for their red skirts, ruby shoes and bold crimson lipstick.
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Instead it is putting "boys & girls" or "girls & boys" tags on these items, whether trousers or skirts.
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"You look around schoolyards and where girls have had to wear dresses and skirts," Dr. Mergler said.
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Two women casually strolled by, dressed almost identically in dark skirts that reached midcalf and loose sweaters.
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She would often use her Martin's discount to buy her daughter and Ms. Tursi fashionable poodle skirts.
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She slouched around in short skirts and fishnet stockings, smoking and saying offensive things to her mother.
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The women wore long red skirts, white shirts and aprons, and red ribbons tying their hair back.
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Bolder men have been sporting skirts — Jaden Smith wore one for a Louis Vuitton campaign last year.
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She was loved for her triumphs and mistakes (see-through skirts and Bruce Oldfield mega shoulder pads).
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The guides walk for miles each day wearing thick blazers, wool skirts, and heels in blistering heat.
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The "Creatable World" dolls can be styled with short or long hair, and skirts, pants or both.
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They were hand-me-downs, but they were so cute, the little purses, the A-line skirts.
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Just lose the big leather rose at the neck and the weird ruffled New Wave apron-skirts.
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Stefano Pilati's was described as clichéd French, his ruffled skirts compared to chicks in an Easter parade.
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Typically, the women in "West Side Story" are "in skirts, and very sassy and flirtatious," Ayala said.
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Midi skirts have taken on many forms over the years, and have now become a wardrobe staple.
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Those statement shoulders were balanced by airy ruffled and ruched skirts mostly cut to above the knee.
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Brands like Naeem Khan, Monique Lhuillier and Savannah Miller design for brides preferring slacks instead of skirts.
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I tend to think knee-high boots go best with skirts that hit just above the knee.
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She and I had planned to sew skirts and scarves with colorful floral fabric the following weekend.
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Camila Mendes plays the updated Veronica, a slick newcomer who wears pencil skirts taut as a steel drum.
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She's perfected a particular kind of delivery that cautiously skirts the line between earnestly sweet and comically intense.
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The show's producers wanted her to wear skirts and dresses, but she preferred to portray women more realistically.
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Pennington played on barnstorming teams called the Zulu Clowns (they wore grass skirts), and the West Indian Royals.
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It also helped to be clumsy with the long skirts and the old-fashioned way of being dressed.
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Dresses sported lace and frills, skirts came in colorful check prints and handbags were decorated with floral embroideries.
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Models, whose hair was styled into simple buns, also wore plisse skirts, luxury furry boleros and velvet creations.
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Now, about that demon who's still hanging out under Fiji's skirts... Read These Stories Next: Sick Of TV?
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But a plush, blush-colored Ghianda fabric — used for coats, dresses and skirts — is the centerpiece of sorts.
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Like Juicy tracksuits and rah-rah skirts, I swore I'd never have a part in their inevitable revival.
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The latest Nintendo system is a fascinating hybrid device that skirts the line between home and portable gaming.
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In the 1900s, women tennis players wore "floor-length skirts, stockings, and long-sleeved tops," according to Allure.
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He then turned to YouTube to educate himself on how to make circle skirts and other sewing projects.
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Plus, the brand claims they're wearable under skirts and sheer dresses (in addition to just on your couch).
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Even the relationship between Colette and Willy skirts the boundaries of bourgeois morality, while never quite escaping it.
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In the video, Hopkins was allegedly seen putting his hands up the shirts and skirts of the girls.
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The girls chosen would go to the mirror and pull up their skirts or get on all fours.
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Starting as low as $58, the J.Crew and Madewell's collections include jeans, shorts, skirts, overalls, and denim jackets.
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Today, there is much more flexibility and diversity, whether it's dresses, skirts, or pants, or colors, or hairdos.
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In 2017, she designed a fashion line for Marks and Spencer, featuring iconic "Twiggy-style" dresses and skirts.
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Men apply last-minute lipstick, hike up their skirts, and shove "vanilla" masculine clothing into their work bags.
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She wore her blond hair short, and she dressed like a tomboy, somehow, even in our uniform skirts.
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Fitzharris: In the 19th century, you do get a hygiene movement, for instance, to hike women's skirts up.
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It's from the collection based on Sufi dancers and Georgia O'Keeffe, where we put guys in long skirts.
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Lydia, who grew up wearing wrap skirts and traditional dresses, was surprised by all the women in pants.
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The girls were told if they didn't lower their skirts below their knees they would be given detention.
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And like Spears, they flirt with the schoolgirl image and sexuality with short skirts and sometimes suggestive lyrics.
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For Lau, this meant looking at her everyday zipped-and-buttoned trousers and skirts in a different light.
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Most women are wearing sinhs, traditional Laotian skirts, along with finely knit silk scarves across their left shoulders.
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"Life's short," she quips, as she aughts-plains that skirts should always be the width of a belt.
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She recounts being warned by her mother not to wear skirts, lest she attract unwanted attention (or worse).
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As if they were moving through honey, they slide their arms into sleeves; skirts are fastened around waists.
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In 2014, a minister spoke of banning women in bikinis and short skirts from Goa's beaches and clubs.
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Hamas officials had insisted on censoring the festival's offerings, editing out profanity, kissing and women in short skirts.
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Ms. Jarrar's signature motorcycle jackets — sleeveless; leather; extravagantly, iridescently feathered — were matched with fragile floor-sweeping pleated skirts.
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Plaid blazers and skirts are an example of '90s fashions that made an intentional nod to the past.
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In that first On the Street column, Mr. Cunningham focused on women wearing ankle-length coats or skirts.
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She hawked skirts for $15 and scarves for $10, joking with passers-by about the tedium of life.
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We tell them that: Do not venture out alone in small towns during the night, don't wear skirts.
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I generally only wear black—in the summer, I just tend to wear shorter sleeves, dresses, and skirts.
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After the casual wear came tailored ensembles, with embellished coats, dresses cinched at the waist and pleated skirts.
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Women are looking for sophisticated dresses, elegant tops, and dramatic skirts; not striped cotton dresses and tunics. 3.
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The issue of whether skirts are "distracting" to male peers has been a hot topic as of late.
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In the seventh grade, a friend of mine was dress-coded routinely for her short rompers and skirts.
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Girls in sequined mini-skirts danced to Latino pop music on a stage in the square in celebration.
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"Let's believe in ourselves again, rather than clutching the skirts of Brussels," Johnson wrote in The Sun newspaper.
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The skirts were long and layered, the ankle socks plentiful, the shoes flat, the Peter Pan collars oversize.
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Beaded buckskin and swirling skirts dominated the dress of the women, string ties and cowboy hats the men.
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In "Dougla," sweeping skirts for both women and men, designed by Holder, matter as much as the choreography.
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I wear tight cigarette pants or tight skirts, so I like the top sort of stiff and crisp.
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Ms. Chu not only designs the dresses but will change skirts, tops and fabrics to suit each customer.
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"I would hide in a room in my house, trying on skirts and putting on makeup," he said.
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Open abayas over long skirts or jeans are also becoming more common in some parts of the country.
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As with most public spaces in the kingdom, the hotel does not permit shorts, skirts or tank tops.
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A name like Winter skirts an issue some parents have run up against: confusion around spelling and pronunciation.
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Plus, some schools, such as North Carolina's public K–8 Charter Day School, require girls to wear skirts.
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Both "dresses" had draped skirts slit to the waist, which played peekaboo with the patterned compression shorts underneath.
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Water runs off their waxy surfaces, so the leaves are useful for thatched roofs, footwear and hula skirts.
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Elliott's 23-page missive skirts around the man himself, calling for a review of governance including "enhanced" leadership.
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There were blanket jackets (a collaboration with Pendleton) with beautiful cut sleeves, wrap skirts and dresses with folds.
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Glendinning skirts the usual Henry VIII-centric approach by keeping her heroine some distance from the royal beehive.
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Generally I tend to monochrome — black, white, gray, silver, navy — and to sleeveless dresses, skirts and jackets/cardigans.
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However, her closet is full of an everyday uniform of sorts: hand-woven skirts and custom paisley aprons.
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Sanders's bill skirts that controversial territory, focusing much of its efforts on other avenues to control PFAS substances.
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Look to the runway: During the recent round of fashion shows, suits — and sleeves and long skirts — dominated.
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They're informally attired: During most of the program, they wear an attractive assortment of leotards, skirts and trousers.
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Her interrogators asked her whether she had ever worn a headscarf and how long she wore her skirts.
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Also on display were skirts composed from long strips of fabric that swished and swung with every step.
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Style icon Meghan Markle is often photographed at royal events wearing elegant coats, long dresses, skirts, and pantsuits.
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In Soho, I spotted stylish girls pairing them with colorful A-line skirts, t-shirts, and chunky jewelry.
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When she walks in, I realize we're wearing nearly identical outfits — leopard print skirts and white T-shirts.
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Gribbin fiercely defended the infrastructure framework against criticism that it skirts the federal government's historic role in rebuilding.
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Models wore ruffled pinafore and silk dresses, asymmetric patterned skirts as well as round-collared jackets and shorts.
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Her bosses instructed her to wear more makeup and skirts to work in order to get the promotion.
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The winners I buy multiples of, and wear under sweaters or jackets with skirts or high waisted pants.
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Plaid uniform skirts were teamed with open puffer coats, for example, or with matching bustiers over hooded sweatshirts.
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Though the rationale behind some looks, especially the hobble skirts, was too much of a mystery to understand.
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There were silks and belted harness prints and Swarovski encrustations, like glorious barnacles, on bluejeans and denim skirts.
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"Just because there is sexual harassment, that doesn't mean women should wear long skirts and turtlenecks," she said.
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The sartorial aesthetic, too, was easy and breezy (in a palette of navy blues, off-whites, blacks, and earthy tones): signature tweed twin sets (though reimagined and updated with balloon sleeves and midi-skirts), semi-sheer blouses worn with hip-hugging pencil skirts, and items crafted from small tiles and straw.
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Ahead we've rounded up 16 satin and silk midi skirts to give your slip dresses a well-deserved break.
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Even the national carrier of Egypt, which signed a peace treaty with Israel 40 years ago, skirts Israeli airspace.
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A spade print designed to look like flowers (with leaves made of hearts) covered bags, sweaters, skirts and more.
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Sure, it's not the first time FLOTUS has opted for pants over her usual rotation of dresses and skirts.
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That will mean a reduction of 22.9 percent in floorspace devoted to racks of skirts, jumpers, trousers and towels.
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Inspired by this lady, women everywhere are ditching their Lululemon's for floral maxi skirts and we don't blame them.
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I was so nervous — girls were wearing like wigs and skirts and I was wearing a sweater and pants.
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For the evening, models showcased richly-embellished shimmering gowns, light quilted-like skirts and dresses and luxurious silky jumpsuits.
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I was also always more into skirts than leggings and figured, why not create a dress for my runs?
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This is certainly an upgrade from technicolor leggings we wore under our denim smock skirts back in the day.
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The judge, though, found no connection between the school's stated goals and the requirement for girls to wear skirts.
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Paige isn't glamorous per se — with all due respect to her flippy skirts and Converse — but she is styled.
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Keep it subtle on skirts, barely there on dresses, monochromatic on shirts, thick on shoes, and big on earrings.
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Long denim skirts reached their fashion zenith in the 1990s, but their resurgences in 2020 has some stylists cringing.
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An 18-piece debut that includes jumpsuits, blousy caftans, stretch skirts, and rouched tops—all for $100 or less.
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Ball gown-style skirts might work on the runway and at the occasional awards show, but that's about it.
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She sews pillows, headbands, skirts, quilts and in the summer of 2800, she started sewing her own coffee sleeves.
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Then came midwestern prairie skirts in sanguine-hued leathers, and a series of red, white, and blue fringed dresses.
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Jessica Ford provides thigh-skimming skirts and boots for the women, along with those slick suits for the band.
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Skirts "may not exceed one inch above or one inch below the crease of the back of the knee."
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Above, watch the magic that happens when "boy" clothes are swapped for colorful skirts, frilly selections, and bright options.
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They're both comfortable and practical and go with just about everything from dresses and skirts to jeans and leggings.
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In my freshman year I made dresses that people could get under' Victorian-style dresses with large pannier skirts.
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The collection of dresses, skirts, tops, and bottoms is inspired by bohemian vibes and has a distinctive feminine fit.
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Next, the flamboyant fashion of the Victorian era made its debut, with skirts being layered and bustles added in.
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The artist often also shears the sheep himself, then skirts, washes, dyes, blends, and spins the wool he uses.
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The camera lingers on the girls' short skirts, pink lips, and rigid plastic eyes, intentionally tracking the male gaze.
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Unlike many other types of skirts, I thought they worked as well for daytime as they do for nighttime.
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My new office's dress code was business casual, but my crepe blouses and pencil skirts didn't leave the closet.
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The chain is currently offering 30% off on items including duvet covers, bed skirts, blankets, and even mattress toppers.
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So if you're still trying to shield your pale legs with maxi skirts and pants, we've got you covered!
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There were still belted waists, but these were featured on suede jackets and thigh-split skirts or palazzo pants.
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Her edgy collection, mostly in black and white, includes loose sweaters and pants, dresses, skirts, sneakers and sneaker heels.
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Instead of short skirts and bizarre scenarios (women laughing alone with salad, anyone?) they display a more authentic reality.
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The artist Todd Murphy uses skirts as just such a means of projection, making them gateways to mythical realms.
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Many complaints center around skirts as a requirement as well as having to wear heels on long haul flights.
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Since its founding in 1946, Cathay Pacific has maintained a strict, skirts-only requirement for its female flight attendants.
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So is her love for creating colorful fashion illustrations of women in broad fuchsia skirts and rainbow-striped dresses.
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In addition to jeans for men and women, you'll also find denim jackets, overalls, shorts, and skirts for women.
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"Business" connotes suits, ties, loafers, and pencil skirts; "casual" serves up images of t-shirts, khakis, cotton, and sneakers.
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What the dress code says The school's dress code prohibits short skirts and shorts, along with exposed bra straps.
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Click on for dresses, skirts, blouses, and more that you can dress up, dress down, and everything in between.
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It included Madame X straps, skirts draped thigh-high, and plunging necklines that felt nonchalant rather than erotically commanding.
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As he pointed out in his tweet, if women can wear skirts at work, why can't he wear shorts?
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Designs in pale pink or white dominated the show, with pleats and gauzy skirts galore and intricate layered numbers.
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The first looks mixed colorful prism patterns with geometric lines on over-the-knee dresses, skirts and sleeveless tops.
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The shorts and wrap skirts gave way to A-lined dresses with deep plunge necklines worn with T-shirts.
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The trustees also refused to remove language in the code that says that dresses and skirts are for girls.
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Frilly tulle skirts, flower crowns with long ribbons down her back, I can't look at her picture long yet.
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Yet, due to the vagaries of fashion, the ready availability of long skirts, for instance, could not be guaranteed.
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It's a small gesture of progress that all of British Airways' female crew members can choose to forgo skirts.
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Safety pins were omnipresent on the runway - securing cut draped mini dresses, on jumpers and skirts and as earrings.
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Leopard midi skirts have even become so popular that an Instagram account was created in honor of the style.
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The range is made up of 19 pieces including dresses, swimwear, blouses, shorts, and skirts, available worldwide from Feb.
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Models wore tailored trouser suits as well as hourglass jackets over calf-length skirts, paired with flat black sandals.
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Leaves of the Monstera deliciosa plant wafted from the full calf-length skirts along with a whiff of Hemingway.
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Tree skirts add a dash of color and style to your holiday decor while hiding that unsightly tree stand.
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Corsets shrank waists by up to two inches; crinolines and padding made full, calf-length skirts even more voluminous.
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A federal judge ruled that a North Carolina school broke the law when it required girls to wear skirts.
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Female hosts in skirts, sitting behind translucent desks that can highlight their legs, have always been a network trademark.
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A teenage boy discovers that he has an exceptional talent for taking photos up women's skirts ("Love Exposure," 2008).
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The headmistress, like my grandmother, was very strict about our wearing slips underneath our skirts, as ladies ought to.
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This area included men's and women's T-shirts, plaid skirts, sports bras, and various accessories, with no through line.
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So she designed an outfit for herself, with a fitted bodice and flowing skirts — one that celebrated her pregnancy.
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Ms. Rykiel's designs celebrated pregnancy, popularized figure-hugging skirts and sweaters, and caught on with women around the world.
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From '80s shoulders and baggy knits to bubble skirts, the fall/winter 2016 season has been big on volume.
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That will mean a reduction of 10 percent in floorspace devoted to racks of skirts, jumpers, trousers and towels.
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That's not to say I think other men shouldn't wear skirts, it's just really not my kind of style.
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Women dressed like modest Rosie the Riveters, in long red skirts, hawked a support group for ex-abortion workers.
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We might have been unsure about Louis Vuitton's bubble skirts, but Selena makes quite the case for them here.
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For the evening Maier designed long dresses that appeared like liquid metal, skirts and long capes embellished with studs.
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Educators then have to figure out the quotidian details: Can boys wear skirts and still follow the dress code?
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We're partial to skirts in less common colors, like this sea-foam green or yellow-purple-black fringe mix.
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The Queen got a face full of the dudes in traditional Fijian grass skirts during an exhibition in England.
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Virgin Atlantic: The British airline said that female flight attendants would no longer have to wear makeup or skirts.
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The shoes have definitely been dictating the proportions of the coats, skirts and pants of this first collection. 3.
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When the inaugural Winter Olympics launched in Chamonix, France, in 1924, wool skirts and cozy sweaters dominated the ice.
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There were women in pencil skirts hurriedly brushing their hair from their face as they sucked back weed gummies.
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Despite the desert theme, the uniform remains very Brooklyn with a sea of black T-shirts, skirts and jeans.
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"She'd wear three or four socks to level her legs, and started to wear long skirts," Ms. Henestrosa said.
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Serena cradled her little girl -- while rocking matching tennis skirts, BTW -- while Dad settled up with the cab rider.
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In a sport where women routinely wear dresses and skirts, she prefers to train and compete in men's clothing.
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Take Bhutan's "national dress" — colorful robes or skirts that certain classes of artisans and professionals must wear to work.
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And underwater motifs were everywhere; think a large crab continually scampering across iridescent bombers, T-shirts and jersey skirts.
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So did strapless — there was a lot of strapless — and princess skirts, which seem to be the new mermaid.
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At Thome Browne, models wore pleated skirts in classic men's wear fabrics and lengthy untucked shirts that mimicked dresses.
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The collection features a variety of knits, from minimal track pants and pencil skirts to turtleneck dresses and rompers.
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More so than the previous generation uniforms that appear stiffer and required female flight attendants to solely wear skirts.
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For days (and nights) back in town, there were paisley silk numbers, midi-length pleated skirts and woolen pantsuits.
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The ladies of the office, in their large skirts, were instructed to make a circle around the precious cargo.
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Shower, get dressed (casual Friday = maxi skirts), quick makeup, pack my bag, and head out the door at 8.
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I had known this man since I was 17, a freshman in college wearing knee socks and plaid skirts.
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There were navy belted jackets worn with cropped culotte trousers as well as taffeta pleated dresses, tops and skirts.
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Some women seeking entry in shortish skirts reported being examined scrupulously, with some female guards tugging at their hemlines.
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The show opened with delicate sheer flowing skirts matched with soft satin jackets and worn with stiletto heel sandals.
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Organza was layered on trousers and skirts, adding light as well as movement, and was also worn on capes.
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In the early 803s, anticipating the ethnic trend, she began making peasant skirts in Italian fabrics with Romanian embroidery.
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When predators are exposed, cultural institutions should support transparency, not permit bad-doers to hide behind the museum's skirts!
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Nicknamed "the Queen", and, less chivalrously, "Pele in Skirts", she has scored more than 100 goals in 109 internationals.
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All of the women employees wore tight referee shirts and skimpy black skirts, that was it—including the boss.
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Water runs off their waxy surfaces, so the leaves are useful for thatched roofs and footwear (and hula skirts).
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They came in neat jackets flaring out over trim pants or pencil skirts; strapless dance dresses; and feathered capes.
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The show was Highland Rape, whose bumster skirts and ripped dresses heralded Mr. McQueen's arrival on the fashion scene.
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YSL's collection was full of calf-skimming skirts, shoulder pads, big furry cropped jackets, and flowers in the hair.
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But there are still plenty of videos with innocent content that's being exploited, like of girls playing in skirts.
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And when she wore skirts, she opened herself to complaints about her shoes or the size of her ankles.
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Working with an elongated silhouette, either via blouson bouclé jackets shot through with metallic glints narrowing to midcalf skirts underneath, or squared-off tops over generous culottes and full skirts (for day), and chiffon-light gowns (for evening), Mr. Lagerfeld offered up a master class in the extraordinary abilities of the couture atelier.
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This means floor-grazing mermaid-tail skirts cut from wool and jersey, high-waisted wrap skirts made from a custom-developed pleated fabric, loosely ruffled T-shirts, cropped and flared trousers and a sculptural coat (that contains a hidden hood) lined in Thinsulate, a synthetic thermal fabric used for the most intense outerwear.
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This six (6) inch rule will apply regardless of leggings, hosiery, or other undergarments worn with shorts, skirts, and dresses.
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For years now, critics have argued the law skirts over the tricky question of how to properly ID gang members.
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Apple and Falchuk's teen daughter, Isabella, wore matching strapless Monique Lhuillier dresses featuring tulle skirts to celebrate their parents' nuptials.
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And, as in decades past, we're adorning our pants, skirts, and even dresses with them as though they were jewelry.
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Some of these sisters rocked kente cloth with dreads, while others had weaves and perms and wore skirts and heels.
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"I've been wearing heels and wearing makeup and wearing skirts and stuff for a minute, honey," Van Ness told Out.
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After all, jean skirts and scrunchies are back in style, so why not add headgear face jewelry to the mix?
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The 100-piece line is filled with denim jackets, graphic tees, and jean mini skirts — and everything is under $8.983.
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Camp albums from the 1960s hold black-and-white photos of bareheaded Muslim women frolicking outdoors in knee-length skirts.
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A runway made from water-pillows was trodden down by cyber-goths in PVC, floor-length coats, skirts, and gloves.
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I was told, subconsciously and consciously, by every movie, song, book, and adult that wearing skirts was normal for me.
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It's like I'm telling them not to wear short skirts because you're going to entice a man to rape you.
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Contemporary girl gangs now ride bikes, paint their nails and hike up their skirts as a new means of solidarity.
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Jessica Alba, Gina Rodriguez, Laverne Cox, and Keke Palmer all ditched skirts and dresses in favor of full-gams coverage.
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Good news: Your favorite styles at LOFT are on major sale including the prettiest sweaters, jewelry, dresses, skirts and more!
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This saved me a lot of space considering I could hang my pants, skirts, and dresses and fold everything else.
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She tells us that she saw men taking pictures up women's skirts on public transport and on shopping mall escalators.
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Don't wear mini skirts, don't wear crop tops, don't expose your cleavage, don't wear low-rise jeans — I ignore them.
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Models wore draped dresses or thinly pleated skirts, and black trousers were matched with ruffled blouses or Asian-style tops.
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Cape Town-based Sloane said his team could wrap passing icebergs in fabric skirts to protect them and reduce evaporation.
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Across Europe, men have also been putting on skirts in defiance of uniform policies which stop them from wearing shorts.
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From leather skirts to a pair of track pants, the retailer is stocking some of our favorite trends for fall.
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Behind the suits (and sometimes, too, the skirts) of power, in our industry and beyond, there is truly abusive behavior.
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Age of Rage skirts the edge of glamorizing Spencer, with shots of the man pensively smoking cigarettes or drinking whiskey.
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He also talks of expanding into shoes as well as dresses and skirts, where UNIQLO currently has only slim offerings.
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From knee socks paired with suit sets to chunky sweaters mixed with mini skirts, school-girl style is indeed back.
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For some reason, torsos and waistbands are always off, dresses and skirts are always too long...the list goes on.
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Since fall and winter are coming up, these are cozy, fashionable, and I can wear pants or skirts with them.
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Often appearing in the form of sheath dresses and tunics, it also shows up in tops, pajama pants, and skirts.
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They appeared on jackets, skirts, pants, dresses, coats, and even blouses, which means you'll probably encounter them sooner or later.
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She's tied with American Nelly Korda, coming off her first LPGA Tour victory at the Swinging Skirts LPGA Taiwan Championship.
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Listen up, dudes—picnics aren't just for polo-loving guys in seersucker shorts and women in ankle-length gingham skirts.
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Furthermore, lab-grown chicken skirts the "huge problems for the environment, animal welfare, and human health" associated with conventional breeding.
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For Kim and Kourtney, that meant retro poodle skirts, sweaters cross-stitched with "K" and high ponytails adorned with bows.
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So the short skirts and the high frickin' heels — some of the more awkward things are actually kind of helpful.
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Reporters from three Hearst publications even arrived in Rory Gilmore cosplay: skirts of various plaids, white blouses, and navy neckties.
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When we first meet Abigail (played by Saoirse Ronan) and her fellows they are wearing plaid skirts and white shirts.
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But, at the same time, this is Snapchat's fourth filter that brazenly skirts the line between mildly amusing and offensive.
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Thanks to gender equality regulations, the men couldn't be stopped from wearing dresses and skirts to work, The Sun reports.
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Summer officially starts this weekend, which means it's time to slip into your favorite dresses and skirts all season long.
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For the evening, Bottega Veneta proposed dark dresses in linen or cotton with lace details or a-lined long skirts.
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The label Hood by Air is showing skirts and pants cut at the knee, the bottom half suspended by ribbons.
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Maggie, who wears penny loafers and long skirts and sometimes attends Quaker meetings, uses the word "capable" to describe herself.
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For my costume I wore one of my sister's skirts, and I had these silver boots and a tinfoil sword.
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DDR skirts that because all of its songs—over 100,000—have been cleared or are created specifically for the game.
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She evoked old French Riviera glamour in the spread, wearing a selection of Stella McCartney suits, coats and skirts throughout.
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Wearing paint-covered jeans at a time when all the women on campus wore skirts, Hartigan smoked throughout her talk.
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That rule has routinely been challenged in courts with mixed success by advocacy groups who argue it skirts FOIA law.
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In "Keep," Ms. Chamberlain's costumes divide the 10 dancers into three categories, with its women in skirts of different lengths.
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But then I see older women with short skirts on, not minis, and I think to myself, She looks good!
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Well, before I got with my ex I wouldn't wear skirts; I wore a bit of makeup but not much.
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Paulsen, for instance, has dedicated not just her heart but her body to the Lord by wearing skirts full time.
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Go at happy hour with the good-looking suits and pencil skirts to avoid being slightly poorer after the experience.
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There were also frock coats, silk plisse pleated skirts, cut dresses, usually worn with thigh-high heeled boots or mules.
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Plaid blazers and jackets are in this winter, as are festive plaid skirts and dresses for the holiday party season.
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Russian swear words on sweats and Russian scarf dresses; Looney Tunes-caricature tops and waxed picnic-blanket-check maxi skirts.
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With their tulle-stuffed skirts and plastic-wrapped heads, they looked like characters sprung from the mind of Lewis Carroll.
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The intimate space displays color-splashed swimsuits and metallic-hued bikinis alongside breezy skirts, patterned pillows and minimalist silver jewelry.
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They came with silk scarves emerging from the seams like ribbons, and mixed with logo-prints and swinging pleated skirts.
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After a recent rain, I took a walk along a trail that skirts the Cross Island Parkway on Long Island.
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The dance numbers keep coming — feet stamping, skirts swirling — as narrative turns are woven in with easy-to-follow clarity.
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It's a movie that suggests it's about weighty topics, but it skirts away from those topics most of the time.
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In the 1950s, women began to favor brighter frocks and flared skirts that billowed while they leapt through the air.
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While my friends and roommates slid into skirts, applied makeup, and slammed shots, I sometimes sat nearby in my pajamas.
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A few Lenape women can be seen in the background, undressed to the waist, in skirts that fall to midcalf.
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Girls were required to wear skirts, jumpers or skorts, which look like a skirt but include shorts-like fabric underneath.
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Prints from the disaster series of mangled cars and electric chairs on full New Look skirts and twisted tank tops.
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So, it makes total sense that DL1961 collaborated with her on a collection of jeans, jumpsuits, blouses, skirts, and jackets.
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Age: 24 Occupation: I.T. support at the Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts You don't see a lot of skirts here.
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They say that they wish they lived in the 21870s, where diners, drive-in movies, and poodle skirts were everywhere.
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The frozen maze skirts the seaway, flowing with jagged cells of ice, and weaves into the hardwood forest behind it.
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If the Uzbek authorities have their way, it will become T-shirts and skirts, to be sold around the world.
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He captures the era persuasively, embroidering the realism with details like Mildred's knee-skimming skirts and Richard's brush-cut hair.
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Sleeves were voluminous and up to the elbow, worn with trousers flared and cut above the ankle or slim skirts.
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Cassie is increasingly criticized and grounded; her short skirts confiscated; her browser history scanned; her kind first boyfriend chased away.
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Dancers wrapped in skirts with Francis' face swayed to the beat played over loudspeakers and the rafters erupted in ululations.
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That translated into a collection filled with contrasts: intensely-hued duchesse satin blazers and full skirts next to sporty jerseys.
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There are flouncy dresses, delicate lace fabrics and embroidered skirts — and you don't need to worry about complicated international shipping.
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Glass slippers and poofy princess skirts are sure to make their way back to the red carpet one day soon.
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During the regular fiestas, men dress up in bull costumes, terrorising the young girls as they grasp at their skirts.
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Puffed shoulders slid backward onto shoulder blades; breasts moved down and to the side; rolls of sleeves sprouted from skirts.
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During periods of mourning, skirts would go from red to black, before transiting to blue and then back to red.
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It has a sex-specific dress code requiring male employees to wear suits and women to wear dresses or skirts.
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Dubbed the Trump Hut, the hollow, 150-pound structure features 98 hula skirts made of straw originally from Oaxaca, Mexico.
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We arrive as millennials in creepers and older blondes in dusty leather skirts make their way towards the SSE Arena.
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Gucci once splashed its name across sweatshirts, Versace plastered its logo on pastel T-shirts, MaxMara resurrected an archive logo and transformed it into a print on skirts and jackets and bags (often all worn together), and Fendi printed its double F on mink jackets, totes, belts, nylon mesh skirts and even transparent socks.
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"The fluffy tree skirts that look like shearling — they soften the look and add some warmth to the house," Kardashian says.
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The solution was to put debris-sweeping skirts on the carriers, FCA executives said on a recent tour of the plant.
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The outfits included a Gooseberry Intimates sheer black mesh and lace bodysuit, with studded pink vests, oversized belts and fringe skirts.
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Facial hair and short skirts were banned—but when an employee needed help with a sick child no expense was spared.
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We're talking dramatic puffed sleeves, long floral skirts, and bright, busy blouses, all of which hark back to longer, warmer days.
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Trump, much like the figureheads of GamerGate, often skirts the Terms of Service of social media sites to avoid being banned.
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Notable looks included layering of asymmetrical pleated skirts over flared trousers in cotton poplin and multicolor hoodies covered in rope embroidery.
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I wear black tights until the last possible moment and then swap to loose skirts that fall just below my knees.
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Yup: These skirts, dresses, pants, and jackets aren't just chic and elevated — they're wildly practical for an on-the-go lifestyle.
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Radziwill entered a phase where all she wore was Rick Owens skirts with fishtails, flat boots, and only in the day.
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Still, Ms. Woolcock makes explicit what's taking place by having Nadir unwrap the layers of saris and skirts that Leila wears.
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I'm only 5 feet tall, therefore I always run into the following issues: Skirts never hit at just the right length.
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The bold designs included thigh-high boots, puffed up dresses and skirts and deconstructed coats for the autumn/winter "Artisanal collection".
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Various designers are softening the angles of sharp tailoring and swapping in skirts as the bottoms of the traditional two-piece.
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Since then she's released a variety of other products besides jeans including bodysuits, skirts and most recently, wax leather-like denim.
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In 2015, we saw the popularity of one-shoulder and peplum dresses fall, making way for tulle skirts and jogger pants.
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Stanway would say, wagging her finger — and it soon became clear to me that skirts meant 'girl,' and trousers meant 'boy.
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In the editorial, the model poses in an outdoor farm setting wearing billowy blouses, tasseled skirts and skin-tight bodysuits throughout.
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Conversations, music, the tinkling of glasses, and the swish of skirts along the floor washed over him like a calming sea.
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Taking inspiration from the American South, easy dresses, A-line skirts, jumpsuits and straw bags are all featured in the capsule.
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When she's in a public setting she has a corset on, she has a bodice on, she's got five skirts on.
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Finland has already figured out generous parental leave and universal health care; maybe skirts and tailored suits for everyone are next.
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We did skirts and bodices because we needed to give [Claire] as much mileage out of as few clothes as possible.
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Plus, did you catch how she likes her skirts short, her denim frayed at the edges, and her sunglasses cat-eyed?
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In the store, he took 40,000 photos of suits, shirts, skirts, and other garments, and used them to train his code.
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Crew necks, V-necks, and cardigans in neutral colors all work, and they can be paired with dresses, skirts, or pants.
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They also wanted us to wear these hideous frilly scarves, and if we wore skirts we were supposed to wear nylons.
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Keep reading to see how these four trendsetting stars styled the summer's must-have jean skirts — then snag one for yourself.
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And consider a modern, simple hair style when rocking one of these skirts — anything too intricate competes with the streamer skirt.
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The Chinese company makes garments such as skirts and shirts exclusively for H&M, its assistant manager San Htwe told Reuters.
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Some have reported that Queen Elizabeth puts weights in the hems of skirts to avoid any chance of an unflattering photo.
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Short skirts have been the most popular offender, but even yoga pants are getting girls sent home from class these days.
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It plans to sell more dresses, skirts, women's tops and denim, as well as expand into premium, sports and licensed goods.
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" And she shouted to our cranky neighbor who wears a lot of flowy skirts, "What, are you a witch or somefing?
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A group of boys at Isca Academy in Exeter, England are wearing skirts to protest their school's pant-only dress code.
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They also argue it puts the financial responsibility for projects onto states and skirts the federal government's historic role in rebuilding.
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She also let him root through archival materials, including photos of women in flared skirts affixing miniature water towers to rooftops.
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While summer dresses, tops, and even skirts have matured with me, shorts, just don't seem to be made for adult women.
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The fabric's billowing sleeves and skirts stirred gently in the breeze, like the fins of a lionfish coursing through the deep.
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ADAY has a wide range of leggings that are great under skirts and dresses or as a standalone pair of pants.
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Flowy dresses, skirts, and tops in light, breathable cotton are perfect for your summer wardrobe, but pricier than most Madewell offerings.
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For the evening, Versace flaunted a black satin tuxedo paired with flared trousers, or knee-length leather skirts with golden buttons.
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I was sitting in a meeting taking notes one day, and they were discussing how short skirts were suddenly in style.
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So no offense to Zooey and her tea-length pleated skirts, and definitely no offense to her banjo player, but cotton?
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Alito said Ohio skirts that prohibition by sending voters the postcard, to which they can respond before their registrations are canceled.
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In his series AAA, a self-published book featured here, we see close crops on peacocks, advertising, and blown-up skirts.
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Students at Lord Grey School were told to go home and change because of too-tight pants and overly short skirts.
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"Television programmes, news, and comment in the media focused on the length of her skirts and manner of clothing," Nicolson notes.
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Using cold plasma patches skirts this problem, but the downside is that the patches can only be used for external infections.
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"What happens when @jcrew goddess Jenna Lyons lets a bunch of crazy bitches customize their skirts," Dunham wrote in the caption.
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Modern Union Jack-clad sweaters and tartan skirts that made us think of both Alexander McQueen and One Direction, simultaneously. 6.
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In "Yaa" (2017), the layers of brocaded skirts and petticoats and a voluminous hair style suggest something of 18th-century France.
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Morgan Saylor, Dianna Agron (in Prada) and Aubrey Plaza all made their dresses and skirts winter-worthy by layering these underneath.
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From midi skirts worn with boots to puffer jackets over leggings, many of her wardrobe choices are still on-trend today.
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Midi-length skirts paired with boots are still popular today, proving the princess knew her way around a timeless fashion look.
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Rough-cut denim bias dresses and sequined shells paired with transparent skirts to show the big pants and knee socks underneath.
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How would it change the shape of b-boy moves like spiraling on backs and shoulders if everyone wore stretchy skirts?
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The soprano Amanda Majeski, as Fiordiligi, and the mezzo-soprano Serena Malfi, as Dorabella, wear '50s-style skirts, sweaters and pumps.
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Her world is filled with crisp white organza smocks, baby-doll dresses and slouchy Welsh knitwear worn over quilted silk skirts.
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They're not great for shorter dresses and skirts, but I mostly wear midi-length styles anyway so it doesn't bother me.
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However, for certain skirts or dress that are a little longer, the Bandelettes are perfect, because they are easier to conceal.
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Like Gallagher's, Cote hangs the sirloins, rib-eyes, hangers, skirts and so on behind glass so customers can inspect the inventory.
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Skirts, pants and blazers all benefit from the unexpected dose of texture, though pulling it off can be a bit tricky.
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And they all wear them under their skirts and dresses when they compete, as opposed to the frilly underpants of yesteryear.
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Curators fitted several full enagua skirts and square-cut embroidered huipil blouses — some bearing traces of paint and ink — onto mannequins.
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She directed an episode of "Riverdale," in which she pushed for skating waitresses to wear short shorts instead of cumbersome skirts.
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Most of the children wore traditional uniforms, white shirts and blouses and plaid skirts or dark or khaki shorts or pants.
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"They'd all stand in a circle, facing out, holding their skirts out to the side to form a 'wall,'" she said.
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Around the office in the 1960s, she and her colleagues were called "computers in skirts" and worked in a segregated facility.
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It dictates the usual things, such as the length of skirts and shorts, but with hair, it goes a step further.
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He spent the next few years saving money and building his first collection—neoprene-and-denim pencil skirts, dresses, and jackets.
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In softer tones, the designers presented a selection of cream and gold skirts, bustier tops and dresses in macramé and raffia.
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Do what Hoke calls "the sit-down test" to confirm the outfit functions in the seated position (especially important with skirts).
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Lister, with a top hat and waistcoat above her skirts, presents as very masculine, striding around Halifax managing her family's estate.
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At Hussein Chalayan, they came paired with a gray tailored suit — and look just as good with simple skirts and dresses.
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The name Banana Skirt is derived from music legend Josephine Baker and the tree-fruited skirts she wore during her performances.
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On that same day in 2012, DeAnne's daughter Amelia Lyon shared a photo of herself on Instagram modeling three maxi skirts.
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I'd like to present more often as what's traditionally considered as "femme" because I like makeup, skirts, sequins, and the like.
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Over the years I have slowly curated a satisfying collection of sweaters, flannels, flowy dresses, skirts, and ankle boots for fall.
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Soft and supple leather was used for feminine skirts and dresses while big shoulders and masculine tailoring shaped coats and blazers.
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Soft and supple leather was used for feminine skirts and dresses while big shoulders and masculine tailoring shaped coats and blazers.
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Elsewhere, latticelike knits appeared on flared pants, skirts and bandeau tops, and indigo denim came corseted with intricate boning and stitching.
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There were plenty of knitted dresses, patchwork skirts and cargo pants — but what really stood out were the displays of skin.
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And when she hikes up her period skirts to shuffle her feet, she gives the impression she's dancing up a storm.
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Our top fashion critic says the design crowd actually seems to be far more comfortable with skirts than shorts on men.
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It recently started selling PopSugar at Kohl's — a collection of tees, tops, skirts and shorts curated by the digital media company.
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Both Apple and Falchuk's teen daughter, Isabella, wore matching strapless Monique Lhuillier dresses featuring tulle skirts to celebrate their parents' nuptials.
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The ballroom theme came in the shape of voluminous skirts synched at the waist, corseted tops and asymmetric draped silk gowns.
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The skirts alone, down to the ankle, will drive her away, and the plain faces, the blouses buttoned to the neck.
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Women are believed to "provoke" violence with their behavior such as wearing short skirts and being out at night, Gaviria said.
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The skirts encapsulate a lifetime of memories by harboring the traces of all these events that have punctuated the wearers' lives.
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Bill was always able to find people wearing leopard: leopard hats, leopard scarfs, leopard skirts, leopard shoes, leopard handbags, leopard coats.
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At least at Elie Saab, the designer's "warrior queens" had space to stride under their voluminous skirts of velvet and voile.
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But the days seem to be gone when a movie like "Dressed to Kill" assumed trans women were psychos in skirts.
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Kane described the silhouettes as cupcake-like, noting that several of the skirts were panniered to create a wide, puffed structure.
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The poetic material isn't overdone or precious; like Rilke's poetry, it skirts the edge of sentimentality without quite indulging in it.
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I have no intention of wearing anything long for summer, and I will be very sad if the short skirts disappear.
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A 1970 poll by New York's Daily News reported 83 percent of readers were wearing skirts above the knee in defiance.
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Skirts pulled in close to the body, the natural waist crept ever upward, and the silhouette thinned to a slender column.
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"They love everything about the look — from the baby barrette to the chokers to the [Catholic schoolgirl] skirts," the actress says.
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Then he updated it, abstracted it, married it to wide sporty rugby stripes (also the basis of the court-heeled faux button-up bootees), transformed it into silk tunics with belled sleeves over skater skirts with big side-pockets-cum-panniers, or elastic-waisted jacquard skirts that turned to expose under-trousers/bloomers and so rendered it entirely other.
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And then he adjusts his posture, twitches his skirts straight, and in a gesture that looks remarkably like a ship catching the wind in its sails, he brings himself up into Olivia's walk: tiny rapid steps on the tips of his toes, which under his voluminous skirts give the effect of skating across the stage on roller blades.
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Tulle is no longer just a tissu de fête, and we're breaking away from the layered tulle skirts that littered spring lookbooks.
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Women in photos without simple or plain backdrops have their pants swapped out for skirts without any discernible changes to the background.
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Tulle skirts were paired with knit tops, tweed was used to create a sexy suit and chiffon added movement to the looks.
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Loosening sexual norms have changed who can wear dresses and skirts, who can experiment with make-up, who can free a nipple.
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Tops were architectural: sculpted with pleats; jackets and tops were asymmetric; skirts were paneled and big shawls were draped to form cascades.
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"I remember I was at a movie with my friend, and we were both in skirts," Blanchard, 14, recalls to Interview magazine.
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The new Celine girl is now a lady and she is swapping last season's sparkly mini dresses for pleated skirts and ponchos.
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In the past, female crew members were issued red skirts and had to request pants separately if they wanted to wear them.
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The exact number of students affected by the dress code, which bans skirts more than five inches above the knees, is unclear.
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I somehow manage to thoroughly shop while interviewing, and pick up a Levi's faux suede bomber, two skirts, and a belt bag.
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But the predicted rain and windy weather, which had guests holding onto their skirts and fascinators, meant a change in their plans.
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Next time you're at a conference, pay attention to the chairs and the folks in skirts and dresses trying to navigate them.
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She's blowing it out the theme with adorable wreath-printed everything — including dresses, skirts and pajamas — for the Draper James holiday collection.
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A forward-opening door — either in front or back -- permitted easier access and egress — especially for women in long skirts or dresses.
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Red skirts, dresses, and scarves have been adopted by the #MMIW movement much as pussy hats have been by other Women's Marchers.
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In the video, Cyrus has her blonde hair twisted into Elvis Presley's legendary style and she's wearing country jumpsuits and '50s skirts.
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Bill hid behind the skirts of feminists — including his wife and esteemed women in his cabinet — when he got caught playing around.
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The other side of that conversation is assessing how you're both currently using the internet, and if anything skirts someone's comfort level.
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Sometimes women are shot from above, focusing on their cleavage, or shot from below, hinting at a voyeuristic peep up their skirts.
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Like the androgyny of male and female swans in tutus or long skirts, the idea of mixing is given rather than explored.
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That's right, plaid skirts are taking over the runways at fashion month, which means it's time to channel your inner '90s teenager.
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You can wear it with skirts or jeans, heels or sneakers, and take it to work and out to a date afterward.
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Overall, my style tends to be pretty frilly — ruffles, sheer fabrics, long skirts, bows, and florals are all mainstays in my wardrobe.
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As the number one female tennis player in the world, Serena Williams spends most of her time in pleated skirts and sneakers.
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You've got a look that will satisfy any dress code and make you stand out in a sea of skirts and dresses.
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Fashion designer and former Spice Girl Victoria Beckham, once known for her short skirts and towering stilettos, has declared war on heels.
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A few shoppers also said they like to pair the top separately with jeans and skirts as a fun going out outfit.
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"[Designers] have refused to be caught up in all the old clichés of polished jackets and below-the-knee skirts," she writes.
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Over the summer they wore matching T-shirts from The Reset, striking the same post in their denim pencil skirts and sneakers.
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But when I was 18, we had hot pants and mini skirts, and that was probably the end of it for me.
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She wore sweater sets and long skirts like she was from another time period — it was difficult to imagine her younger years.
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Skirts adorned with feathers, touches of velvet or lace were subtly structured to add volume; belted jackets came with exaggerated, bouffant sleeves.
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While banning tank tops, ripped trousers, flipflops and shorts, it does not set a precise hemline, merely forbidding "short skirts and dresses".
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Out West, she wore flowing skirts, colorful aprons, heavy turquoise jewelry, and orange lipstick, and carried a basket instead of a purse.
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Now, it turns out Amazon is helping to sell a guide for taking creepshots, including how to photograph up unsuspecting women's skirts.
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Race managers rerouted the course so it skirts the now-open waters, adding an estimated 30 to 40 miles to the race.
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But there's one occasion when the crop tops and mini skirts are placed aside — and that's when Kourtney is heading to church.
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She's finally pushed the right button: Seconds later, he's shoving her to the edge of their bed, tearing away at her skirts.
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Serena Williams shared an adorable snap of her twinning with daughter Alexis Olympia in a pair of sock hop-style poodle skirts.
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Modern closet upgrades aside, we're already envisioning the retro baby tees and denim skirts we'll be pairing our slides with this summer.
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"For their own safety, women foreign tourists should not wear short dresses and skirts," Sharma said at a press conference on Sunday.
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Authorities have made available a "changing room" for Muslim girls whose parents frown upon their stepping out in public in school skirts.
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Her plan includes a refreshed logo, maintenance upgrades to its stores, and merchandise that is less bandage skirts and more knitted dresses.
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However the jackets and straight skirts featured slits, creating flares on the arms as models displayed a glimpse of long, fingerless gloves.
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When it comes to refreshing your wardrobe for spring, cute floral dresses, flowy skirts, and pastel hues probably come to mind, right?
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The stars of the Pennsylvania Farm Show are a group alpacas who look better in skirts and hats than you ever will.
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I incorporated plenty of this into my day-to-day outfits: camisoles worn over jumpers; bed-jackets shrugged on with floral skirts.
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Skirts are protocol for female employees at Virgin Atlantic, with any requests to wear pants decided on a case-by-case basis.
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The last time Kimmy had seen sunlight was in the year 2000, when *NSYNC, jelly sandals, and denim skirts ruled the world.
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Hostesses reported men repeatedly putting hands up their skirts; one said an attendee had exposed his penis to her during the evening.
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Though I'm not a huge fan of running skirts — the extra swishing bothers me — at least someone is working on a solution.
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Then oil prices will drop, the yuan will rise, and there will be nothing but Chinese, wanting short skirts and demure necklines.
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Detailing came in tops with ruffled bottoms, puffed-up sleeves as well pleating and draping on strapless evening dresses and organza skirts.
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Shirts, some in fine leather, had pointy collars and see-through sleeves and were worn with pleated trousers and asymmetric transparent skirts.
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While most tree skirts are some type of fabric, Cost Plus World Market breaks with tradition with their Natural Seagrass Tree Collar.
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Normally she spends her days hunched over a sewing machine, stitching skirts, shirts and dresses destined for high streets around the world.
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There were pencil skirts in tweed, fur coats that looked almost like shag rugs, and lots of metallic-accented coats and dresses.
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Dresses, tops, and skirts on the site hover around $150 to $300, while the brand's iconic basket bags go for around $350.
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As the women walked on the table, Boyne says that Trump looked up their skirts and commented on their underwear and genitals.
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His sets are famous for their translucent desks, which show the legs of his female stars who are so often in skirts.
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In his rap output, he's much more critical of contemporary Russian life, but still skirts just away from outright criticism of Putin.
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On Friday and Saturday evenings, young women dressed in bandage skirts and heels line up outside the clubhouses on Mt. Auburn Street.
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At least two stock market indicators rely on human preferences, such as women's choices about the length of their skirts and hair.
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A literary novel with a squirrel subplot may sound improbable, yet McKenzie adroitly skirts the line between the plausible and the absurd.
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The new matching set focuses less on flouncy A-line and skater skirts, in favor of the cooler, slimmer midi-length styles.
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There's "Mini Must Go," about how women are distracting dudes at work with their short skirts, riding on the mini-skirt craze.
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"The last thing we want is boys peering up girls' skirts while they are climbing the stairs," Dr. Jones told the publication.
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Some looks featured leather jackets paired with whispier, polka-dotted skirts, while chequered prints in red, green and black dominated other outfits.
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That's because in this year's list, electronic music is everywhere—it's just hiding in the skirts of hip-hop and other genres.
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The first look was constructed out of washed silk, a fabric used throughout the collection to create pleated skirts, bralettes and jackets.
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Models followed in sharp designs of long coats, cashmere jackets, capes, masculine double breasted suits, wide knee-length trousers and woollen skirts.
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A code of ethics handbook for new lawyers includes photos of women wearing black skirts to below the knee and court shoes.
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He worked extensively on clothes for the "wrong" gender or in unisex, making caftans, pantsuits for women, skirts for men, and more.
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It also sort of skirts around the fact that tax reforms need to be deficit neutral to become permanent under congressional rules.
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A cartoonish version blares at visitors the moment they get off the plane, often in the form of dancers in grass skirts.
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Rachel brings up how she feels like he's not attracted to her and skirts around the possibility that it's because she's black.
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He is on a quest for his ideal woman — a bubbly tomboy who likes wearing jeans and not skirts all the time.
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In 2015, Puerto Rico, where students wear uniforms, changed its policy to permit boys to wear skirts and girls to wear pants.
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But some women among them found paths to freedom, hiding messages in the pleats of their skirts or even in their braids.
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