" Blake Clark [Slinky Dog] "Trucks and cars and I think I had a slinky dog.
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"We view the Slinky as clearly an American icon," Ray Dallavecchia Jr., president of POOF-Slinky, told USA Today in 2012.
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New merchandise was also revealed Wednesday, including kids' tees decorated with favorite characters, headbands featuring Slinky and the aliens, and an actual slinky of the beloved dog.
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So he won't be swapping out a metal slinky any time soon, but there's always hope he learns the rare two-Slinky form and really starts to wow us.
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Kim shared a shot on Snapchat of a slinky silver dress from one of the many festivities, which definitely had shades of Kendall's slinky, silver, Paris Hilton-inspired 21st birthday dress.
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The flashlight through the slinky perfectly contains all three elements.
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Slinky and silky = not as easy to be naked underneath.
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George, meanwhile, stayed entertained by playing with a rainbow slinky.
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The wiry undulations of the Slinky toy, for example, turn
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Here's a picture of Galaxy's Edge from Slinky Dog Dash.
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"I saw 'death slinky,' which I thought was great," Pluck said.
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Pull those slinky, sexy numbers to the front of your closet.
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She puts on slinky lingerie and ties him to the couch.
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We know, we know: Not all Scorpios are slinky, smoldering seducers.
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Slinky guy is never going to make it above the fold.
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After all, isn't a trim, slinky body what everyone strives for?
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Margaret (the slinky, droll Vanessa Kirby) that Philip's best friend and
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There was plenty of cascading tulle, slinky silk, and romantic lace.
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After hours, the possibilities (slinky tank, stiff cotton blouse) are limitless.
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Let's play that section on a loop till it sounds slinky.
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Depp paired the slinky number with black peep-toe platform heels.
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It was cute, sexy, feline — it was slinky and mysterious catty.
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In between were layers of slinky shirts or hoodies and jackets.
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They make me feel really slinky and I like that a lot.
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She has this long slinky long skirt slashed up to the knee.
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The slinky twentysomething is getting touchy just when Jeanie needs to leave.
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" Conversely, Dishaw describes Markle's slinky and sleeveless reception dress as "pure Meghan.
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For Abumrad, there's a more perfect analogy than the pendulum – a slinky.
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The slinky, black dress is made from organic silk and wood fibers.
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The Slinky was inducted into the Toy Hall of Fame in 2000.
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And it's a slinky as hell track that will make you dance.
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Slinky and seductive, we can't wait to see these two pair up.
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At night, those slinky jersey dresses were all shown with cardigans. Cardigans?
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The Slinky may have become a phenomenon, but it was born an accident.
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"Mozi is a slinky-meets-fidget toy for your arm," says the Grommet.
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Their best-seller is the slinky G. O'Keeffe, named after the famous painter.
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You've probably played with a Slinky before, but you've never Slinkied like this.
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Including Trader Sam, who pulls a few slinky moves, disposable cup in hand.
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Picture a Slinky on your plate, dip clinging to chips, a marvelous mess.
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Other slinky-body styles of puppet were used for quadrupedal or bipedal animals.
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They toddled around Disneyland in slinky form, winning over crowds and the internet.
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Your best lyrics feel not unlike a free-form poem over slinky melodies.
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A riveting segment, posted on Chinese national television, shows an unidentified young man performing an extremely dexterous set of moves with a rainbow Slinky that well, the best term for it is probably "Slinky Kung Fu." • Need a little inspiration?
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With her hair pulled back, King wore a slinky black dress with black heels.
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Amber Rose and Blac Chyna, too have been spotted in the brand's slinky wares.
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" That's pretty much the vibe of her slinky breakup single featuring YG, "I Don't.
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What do Leonid Brezhnev and the guy who invented the slinky have in common?
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Some of them — like this 30 pound, full-body rainbow slinky — are downright ridiculous.
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The slinky slip dresses Rosie Huntington-Whiteley falls back on for every dressy occasion?
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Quolls, a slinky, spotted carnivorous native marsupial, had recently been released at the sanctuary.
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Oh, also, my favorite deadpan joke of 2020 so far, the clue for SLINKY.
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They recall days of glory and great accomplishments — like the naming of the Slinky.
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For Calhoun and her peers, ads for Slinky or Mentos are a common text.
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Miss Oklahoma wore a slinky evening gown while being crowned 2007's Miss America.
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Your long, slinky new shirtdress will go from the office to the bar with aplomb.
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The South African actress opted for a slinky orange Vera Wang gown for her debut.
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The Victoria's Secret-esque slinky number of the '90s has evolved past adult sleepover jammies.
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Meanwhile, songs like "Supplier" retrofit Kari Faux's deadpan rapping into a slinky funk come-on.
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Slinky, brassy, and bold, it sounded more assertive than anything else in the band's discography.
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Its body is culled from a slinky carbon fiber shell that forms a menacing swoosh.
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We decided to head over to Toy Story Land and get on Slinky Dog Dash.
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She wore a slinky camouflage patterned gown and was flanked by its designer, Jeremy Scott.
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And my slinky dress, which I wore each time, was getting more ragged by the day.
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Exciting new rides like the Slinky Dog Dash and Alien Swirling Saucers have debuted at last.
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Every Marvel movie — from Guardians of the Galaxy to Black Panther — features actors in slinky bodysuits.
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It's not just because it's currently well in favor across Instagram feeds and slinky fashion editorials.
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It makes you feel like a tangled slinky, forever bumping inelegantly down a flight of stairs.
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The string of saliva dangled from his teeth, swaying like a slinky or a cat toy.
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She had hair down to her waist, wore slinky metallic gowns and showed off her cleavage.
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Dua Lipa chose a slinky two-piece that looked like it came from the early 2000s.
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"Stay Free" is a slinky tour de force, with orchestral accents bouncing toward an instrumental peak.
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SLINKY over TWISTY was great, but TWISTY next to EYE SOCKET was a tiny bit revolting.
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Her slinky bikini bottoms highlighted her posterior, which she proudly showed off in a recent Instagram photo.
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George didn't participate in the headstand action, but did entertain himself by playing with a rainbow slinky.
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But honestly, the slinky, lightweight styles we're used to seeing are starting to get a bit boring.
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The track team steals Casey's clothing as she tries on a slinky dress in preparation for homecoming.
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Produced by Turbo, "One Call" is void of the slinky guitars the two have made their signature.
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Lila Facchini, slinky lady with the cool earrings, is back, and she's not doing very good things.
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The "Formation" singer chose this slinky white number for her surprise appearance at last night's Grammy Awards.
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This is especially true when even minuscule contributions, like naming the Slinky earned recognition in the Times.
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Over slinky strings and slowly heaving rhythms, Charles hungrily hugs and dances with both men and women.
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It's a slinky and kinetic mass of syncopated funk, adorned with unexpected piano lines and falsetto flights.
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Singing "Santa Baby" in a slinky evening gown and sky-high heels is harder than it looks, folks.
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The 19-year-old model stole the spotlight in the slinky, custom-made Alexandre Vauthier silk-wrapped gown.
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A plot that features more twists than a mishandled Slinky allows few characters to emerge as morally pure.
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With bell sleeves, a slinky back zipper and a round neck, it was the perfect political visual cue.
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It's almost like playing with a giant Slinky, but Big Poppa isn't going to magically walk down stairs.
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Oliver now has his own Instagram account, where his new fans can watch his slinky cut grow out.
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She decided to get Mama June a "welcome home present" in the form of a red, slinky dress.
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You'll find anything from well-worn Levis and slinky sweaters to overalls and housecoats from extinct French labels.
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The colorful Slinky is normally balanced on the top step and it then curls itself down the stairs.
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The yellow swirl following the woman in the yellow raincoat wasn't added in Photoshop — it's a yellow Slinky.
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This collector's figure combines Woody, Rex, Bullseye, Slinky Dog, and Hamm to form a crazy new original character.
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Tirzah's slinky lo-fi beats found a footing back then, and she was a celebrated "one to watch".
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By now my stupid skinny jeans were starting to slide down my legs, propelled by the giant slinky.
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There's also a slinky seductiveness to the way he handles some of the folk-tune reveries midway through.
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"Unwritten Laws" finds the Sydney singer and Ghanaian Australian rapper Genesis Owusu bantering playfully on the slinky production.
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Slinky, fast-flowing and infused with a strong sense of rhythm, it's an infectious piece of orchestral writing.
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Also in the mix were tweed duster coats, harlequin leathers, slinky beaded tops and tracksuits cut from silk.
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While honoring these touchstones, Vaccarello also updated them with frayed denim and slinky cocktail dresses with sculptural busts.
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The garment is snug—it expands and contracts as satisfyingly as a Slinky—but is also entirely seamless.
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Lara Dutta of India became the first Miss Universe of the new millennium, wearing a slinky red dress.
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A yellow fur coat, metallic heels, and a slinky, silver, lingerie-inspired slip dress feature in another sexy shot.
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They all look strikingly different from Riley Reid — who has herself disappeared — with her baby face and slinky posture.
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So did Zendaya, who single-handedly almost saved the gala with her bowl cut and slinky Michael Kors gown.
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There's not much brain matter in a rabbit head, but it tastes slinky-smooth and a touch kidney-esque.
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From slinky, spaghetti-strap tanks and slip dresses to bare shoulders and midriffs, the ventilation was at peak performance.
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His high shine blazer paired perfectly with Richie's slinky coral mini dress which highlighted her glowing, sun-kissed skin.
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" It's a subtly sexy, slinky track that makes you want it, like Lanza sings, "one more time for you.
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Grab an easy bandeau-style dress like this one from Pretty Little Thing or this slinky one from Revolve.
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Rather than going with a slinky, subtle look, Rachel has upped the wow-factor to never-before-seen heights.
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Their tense, sprung, sudden style of motion comes with a cheeky grin, their slinky guitar hooks with chipper cheer.
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His wife, Betty, went on to helm the Slinky business when he moved to Bolivia to join a cult.
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" Concept art for Slinky Dog Dash, a coaster that will "zip, dodge and dash around many turns and drops.
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But before night's end, the slinky one-piece betrayed her, and Jenner was faced with an epic zipper malfunction.
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Evan Rachel Wood Often when women do menswear on the red carpet, there's an impulse to go very slinky.
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It's soulful (Syd-featuring "Simple Things"), slinky (Jeremih-featuring "9:15"), jazzy ("Jean Jacket") and gritty ("Break Your Legs").
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Guests ride in a version of Slinky Dog on a spiffy red track through family-friendly twists and turns.
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Then and now, Prophet sings in an imploring falsetto and creates sparse, slinky tracks that twinkle with electronic keyboards.
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For Bibi, it's no more fast cars and slinky racing onesies; in their place are sweatpants and pallid pining.
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Or those times the slinky beat of "Billie Jean" propelled you -- and half the club -- onto the dance floor.
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Madonna also slipped into a slinky pink gown for her 1984 "Material Girl" music video, emulating Gentlemen's iconic dance sequence.
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Ahead, check out some slinky gold numbers that'll be a hit no matter how you ring in the new year.
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It's made of comfy, slinky material, yet it has a soft sheen to it, so it's perfect for dressing up!
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He clicked on a pocket flashlight and stretched a plastic Slinky in front of my then-two-year-old's face.
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Most memorably, she wore a slinky silver two-piece dress to the Venice Film Festival, her pregnant belly fully exposed.
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Nearly stealing the show in a slinky, sequined Michael Kors Collection gown at the Venice Film Festival premiere of mother!
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But "Toy Story" was also an ode to sunlit childhoods, with such vintage toys as Mr Potatohead and Slinky Dog.
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By twisting the control knob to switch instruments, you can plunk out a slinky bass line or melodic chord sequence.
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The slinky dresses and colorful crop tops she sports are some of the best movie costumes from the '70s era.
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It was, overall, (minus the animal prints and slinky, going-out-style dresses) one of Kors' strongest collections to date.
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I can still see the big cats pacing back and forth — in that slinky, feline way — behind the iron bars.
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It's strange, slinky party-rap, and I can turn my brain off and just enjoy myself when it comes on.
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With her shaggy blonde cut and slinky suits, she looks like a cross between Kim Deal, Nico, and John Travolta.
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" The tall and slinky Ana Villafañe, who ably plays Ms. Estefan, arrived, and the real Ms. Estefan said: "It's me.
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Rex, Slinky, and the Potato Heads, and even Buzz provide little more than comedy relief for much of the film.
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To see a body like this — a congregation of angles kinked in opposition — is to recognize Bob Fosse's slinky specter.
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Strange Success Moses Lam and Troy Paquette snaked a plastic tube, which looked like a giant slinky, through the snow.
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The slinky new ink was carefully designed by bestie Amber Heard (yes, the Amber Heard, who apparently moonlights as an artist).
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Their style is more Gianni Versace and a bit out of place for a city like LA, dresses slinky, flashy, killer.
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The randomly-generated objects these characters are built out of include everything from throw cushions, to televisions, to Slinky-like springs.
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All your favorite characters are back: Buzz Lightyear, Rex, Slinky Dog, Hamm the Piggy Bank, Bo Peep, and Mr. and Mrs.
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"I knew I wanted a dress that was more sexy and slinky than 'Cinderella goofy' or big," Bundy tells PeopleStyle exclusively.
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Her slinky black Jovani gown, with cutouts down the side, back and chest, was loved by everyone backstage in the ballroom.
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The slinky, sequined showstopper of a dress worn by screen goddess Marilyn Monroe when she sang "Happy Birthday" to then-U.
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" — zoidberg214 A Problem Solver"It's prom night my junior year, and I have on a slinky glitter bomb of a dress.
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The song follows Grande's latest poppy jam, "Into You," and the slinky, Weeknd-ish "Let Me Love You" featuring Lil Wayne.
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While Gigi opted for a slinky bodycon slip dress and trench, Nats wore a simple white button-up, jeans and sneakers.
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In one snap, Kim captured a selfie in a slinky, metallic mesh top that definitely recalled Kendall's Paris Hilton-inspired minidress.
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It looks like Jessie (Joan Cusack), Slinky Dog (Blake Clark), the Squeeze Toy Aliens, Rex, Mr. Porkchop, and Mr. and Mrs.
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In many ways it's the slinky, glamorous, decadent and oppulent disco record that we've been crying out for for years now.
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While this slinky, burnt orange cocktail dress is not something Meghan Markle would wear today, the color is perfect for fall.
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He speaks by bunching and relaxing his shoulders, neck bobbling from side to side like a slinky tumbling down some stairs.
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It starts off so slinky, like a girl creeping through the desert glimpsed only by the light of a flickering campfire.
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Zendaya had an amazing year for fashion, and she capped it off with this slinky satin gown designed by Vera Wang.
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Slinky drums and minimalist keyboard chords merge to create, kinetic motion from spareness, as is becoming necessary in pop these days.
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Played by Jolie with slinky verve, voluminous wings and two magnificently crowning horns, Maleficent is the earlier movie's greatest special effect.
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A reflection of their own reality, no different from Tom Ford reviving the slinky '70s styles he sported at Studio 54.
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In particular, there's a slinky but rough Saberi jacket that might get the boot if I go back to buy this.
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Midnight, the slinky black cat with white face patches, gave birth to them in a cardboard box in the back room.
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It's Grande's distinct style—slinky and sweet, but always direct, much like Grande herself—that makes Sweetener such an enjoyable listen.
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Prepare to hate-watch an amalgamation of slinky gowns, teleprompter fumbles, and white guys literally patting each other on the back.
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In one pivotal scene at a diner, she walks in sporting a slinky, plunging neckline with gold sequins and smart cigarette trousers.
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It was slinky from the front (thanks to its thin spaghetti strap top) but got even sexier with its low cut back.
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In other news, Cassie is still a frontrunner, as is Hannah G., who gets some slinky bed time with Colton this episode.
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Let's break it down, into the four perfect, tragicomic stages of Meek Mill tumbling down some stairs like a damn human Slinky.
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"I Heard It Through the Grapevine" with Paul Weller The slinky Marvin Gaye smash seems tailor-made for Winehouse's scornful vocal growls.
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After that we were smitten and premiered her first single "Ego," a possessed, languid, and slinky tune, somewhere between Rih and BANKS.
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It's easier for us to conceive of a heroine in Black Widow's slinky but staid bodysuit or Batgirl's new yellow combat boots.
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He flings himself about the screen like a Slinky, knife in hand, all the better to stab anybody who might hurt Jill.
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The first episode gave us that slinky-wormy alien monster — the one who devoured Tracy and Sam Colby in New York City.
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"Pitt's [first] reading [of J.D.] veered into James Dean territory, with a nicely authentic accent and a certain slinky charm," writes Aikman.
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We're layering this electric blue shirt over slinky silk dresses, and wearing this pastel flamingo one with washed denim and cowboy boots.
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When I think of cocktails, I think of suave suited men and women in long slinky frocks—backless, cut to the thigh.
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In mid-May, he went on Jimmy Fallon's show to gamely deliver talking points while the house band played a slinky groove.
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And her signature Slinky ring, a complex spiral of diamonds over hot orange-pink spinel pavé takes its name from the toy.
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There, Chinese kites shaped like Buzz Lightyear and Slinky Dog hung from the ceiling; Chinese ideograms identified the different kinds of pastry.
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Wearing a sparkly, slinky dress, the singer, 26, presented the entertainer of the year award (which she's won twice before) to Garth Brooks.
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For one of her many 21st birthday celebrations, Hilton sported a slinky silver number and coordinating shimmery choker to a bash in London.
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The land will also feature two new attractions: a family-friendly coaster called the Slinky Dog Dash and an Alien Swirling Saucers ride.
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A pretty pianist in a slinky gown croons torch songs to some rich people seated on leather sofas around the antique-furnished room.
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The pair were seen walking arm-in-arm, Richie wearing a slinky coral dress and Disick matching her in a salmon-colored jacket.
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He picked up and manipulated a startlingly charismatic wooden cat, which had one arm and was attached to what looked like a Slinky.
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In the black-and-white snap, Ratajkowski is seen dining out in a slinky, low-cut dress, which led to a nip slip.
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What's the ultimate accessory to complement all of those plaid blazers, minimalist turtlenecks, and slinky silk tops taking over your wardrobe this fall?
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But the real secret to pulling off a slinky, silky slip dress like a celebrity is all about what's underneath – the right shapewear.
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In a Snapchat from the night out, the self-described "Burfffdayy Queennn" moved around in a slinky silver dress with a matching scarf.
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But they're also a giddy byproduct of experimentation, like when Navy engineer Richard James was in the lab and accidentally made the Slinky.
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The video, released just this morning, is the visual counterpart to Richard's latest single, "Wake Up," a slinky, Autotuned track produced by Machinedrum.
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"Sudden Dawn"—premiering below—is her first release in an age, a slinky, cool pop gem that struts as much as it seduces.
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These fresh takes go beyond just slinky silk: think graphic inserts, mermaid-like shapes, and velvety finishes for a double dose of '90s.
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James dropped a tension spring he was working with and watched it slink away across the floor — and thus, the Slinky was born.
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Alfred's roommate, Darius, a slinky conspiracy theorist, lowers his knife when he sees that Earn poses no threat and offers him a cookie.
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But she was also uncommonly intrepid for her generation, willing to talk dirty and dress slinky and master the hydraulics of oral sex.
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Midseries, he underwent gastric-sleeve surgery and lost more than 100 pounds, showing off his transformed physique in slinky, flesh-revealing new outfits.
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The fourth movie was humorous and just the right amount scary, although I was extremely disappointed that Jessie, Ham, Slinky, Mr. and Mrs.
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He made hash of the seasons, mingling a faux leopard coat with shorts, and a Tattersall shirt with a slinky flower-patterned slip.
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Cabello wore a slinky white Balmain on the red carpet, which she walked separately from Mendes, who wore a green Dolce & Gabbana suit.
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And it called to mind that other infamous slinky, glitzy sheer long-sleeve gold gown: The one Stone wore in the 1995 film, Casino.
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And she's right—is it really different from a slap bracelet, a Rubix cube, a yo-yo water ball, a slinky, or silly putty?
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For the evening wedding reception, Meghan changed into a Stella McCartney design - a slinky silk crepe dress in lily white, with a high neck.
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Kate took the kids to the fayre and came back with a Slinky toy and some water pistols that he dueled with a friend.
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The tagline at this California-based shop is "for the laid-back bride," so here you'll find, fittingly, a collection of slinky boho styles.
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Then, just as a Slinky hops down a staircase — its coils bending in one direction before whipping forward over the threshold — Ronaldo simply unspooled.
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Stream a mini mix of the album and "Hi End," the slinky and sexy first single from Double Fantasy and featuring Nonku Phiri below.
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Taylor Swift, largely quiet since the release of her sixth album "Reputation," will debut her music video for the slinky "Delicate," from that album.
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"I Never Loved a Man (the Way I Love You)" is slinky and gritty, Franklin's voice sometimes a whisper over Spooner Oldham's electric piano.
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Suddenly, thematic bits protrude ominously from various instruments, and the violins try to lead the journey into dark terrain with a slinky, elusive melody.
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Talking with host Andy Cohen, the singer claimed that that his genitals had been edited out of Cats to complete the slinky feline look.
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Plus 1940s sipping-at-the-soda-shop starlet crepes in retro prints like rotary dial phones and slinky pussycats, or with judiciously placed rhinestones.
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Her pieces, which include everything from flared high-waisted pants and slinky jersey tops, reference her British-Jamaican heritage and explore black male identity.
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Just a few weeks later, she 'grammed herself wearing them again with a slinky all-black look, proving they're exactly as versatile as we thought.
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And that project is... The Balding Girls: your new favorite lo-fi, ambient, slinky, hyped-up, un-PC, ultra-depressed, under-dressed stars of tomorrow.
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There's never been a slinky slip she didn't like, so of course she packed plenty to take with her on her cruise through Saint Tropez.
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Late last week, Kendall posted on her Instagram a photo of a slinky slip dress, thigh-high boots and a duster coat accessorizing the look.
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But if it gives you any solace, know this: The evil monsters in Bird Box are actually just long, fat babies — or short, slinky toddlers.
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It featured classic dark double-breasted suits for men and women, bomber jackets and parkas, slinky evening dresses and coats in bright yellow and red.
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They released their debut track "Stuck" almost a year ago—a slinky pop song that traces the missing link between Haim, The 1975, and MUNA.
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Lifted from her EP Death Valley, out June 17 via Vagrant Records, the song is a slinky tune draped in emotion and longing and nostalgia.
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Josephine Baker looms in the cultural imagination for her Gay Paree sexiness and nostalgic appeal, her slinky gowns and charismatic flair for dancing the Charleston.
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This week, Beach House raises the stakes, Theresa Wayman from Warpaint debuts a solo project and Jeremih drops a slinky EP. Just want the music?
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She is wiser and more world-weary than the girlish Katy Perry, more impassioned than the ice-cool Rihanna, more demure than the slinky Beyoncé.
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Actress Christina Ricci portrays the vivacious socialite and novelist, and, in a new trailer for the series, expertly channels Zelda's slinky flapper style and scrappy attitude.
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"It was very cut-away, very slinky and incredibly sexy — I don't know if [Meghan] would go for that now," style expert Hilary Alexander tells PEOPLE.
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Then, in September, the first Slinky Dog ride vehicle arrived at Hollywood Studios, and Disney later shared a video of Imagineers readying the vehicle for testing.
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Just look at the spring/summer 2018 offerings: slinky serpent greens at Adam Selman, chirpy blue raincoats at Calvin Klein 205W39NYC, buttercup yellows at Marc Jacobs.
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During the '60s and '70s, a time when girl groups and glitter reigned supreme, Franklin performed in slinky silhouettes often accompanied by fur or feathered accouterments.
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Taking the stage in a slinky and shiny black catsuit, Hadid lip-synchs to the group's 1999 tune "Larger Than Life" while straddling a faux motorcycle.
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Just think about the last time you had a wedding or date invite on your cal: Chances are you went straight for a slinky dress style.
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The actress, who's presenting at tonight's awards, opted for a slinky, see-through crop top, miniskirt, and chubby pale-pink fur that just felt so familiar.
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While the newly launched "Slinky" slides certainly look like exact replications of our beloved #TBT footwear, we did notice a few sleek edits to the design.
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In a segment on Chinese national TV, this guy dressed like a Kung Fu master executes a string of tricks on a rainbow Slinky spring toy.
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Other deities include a slinky love goddess (Élodie Yung) and the fey brainiac Thoth (Chadwick Boseman, who is an exception to the movie's gratuitously Eurocentric casting).
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The Slinky, created by accident by Richard James, is now in the Toy Hall of Fame, with over 350 million sold and profits reaching $3 billion.
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You can choose from all kinds of bottoms that range in coverage from a full high-waisted option to slinky bikini cuts and cute cheeky hipsters.
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Last summer, Ms. H's father died, and she was surprised to find the slinky black cat who had kept her distance coming out to comfort her.
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If you don't know by now, we're huge fans of Essaie Pas, the Montreal duo who make slinky minimal wave best enjoyed with the lights off.
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Bell and Ms. King) or second-skin slinky (Emilia Clarke and Sophie Turner of "Game of Thrones"; Heidi Klum of "America's Got Talent" and "Project Runway").
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Then a comet flames across the sky, heralding the arrival of the Plague (Serge Maggiani) and his slinky secretary (Valérie Dashwood), a grim reaper in lingerie.
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Next, Bugdaycay will release a line of men's pieces (oversized signets, slinky guard chains) for fall, and a new set of symbols is due for 2019.
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Fairly early, Ethan meets a slinky entrepreneur-operative called the White Widow (the charismatic Vanessa Kirby, who played Princess Margaret in the Netflix series "The Crown").
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While you might want to retire your slinky slip dresses and skin-baring minis once the season changes, you don't have to stop wearing dresses altogether.
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Sampha is at his best on "Under," a song heavy on hi-hats and bass drum, with a slinky chorus that channels Sade at her peak.
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Mr. Almahasneh served dishes he grew up eating, like crispy rice intermingled with slinky, chopped-up bits of vermicelli, and greens stewed with onions and sumac.
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Hideaway the suited-and-booted pieces in your wardrobe because we're embracing a slew of silken, slinky, and snug labels that put coziness front and center.
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Hailey Baldwin's stylist Maeve Reilly just gave fans the first long-awaited look at the slinky reception gown the model wore to on her wedding day.
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But is Garry a match for the predatory Joanna (Cobie Smulders, dressed to kill in Susan Hilferty's slinky period gowns), the wife of his friend Henry?
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Musically it's a pretty faithful cover, though the instrumentation is less slinky and more deliberate than on the original, which also feels like a Superorganism hallmark.
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While Carey whips up some marinara sauce in a slinky red satin nightgown, a PJ-clad Moroccan skips around the kitchen with his gingerbread man dance partner.
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Banks wore a sheer lace Stello midi dress with flared sleeves, while Herrington went with a slinky off-the-shoulder gown with cutouts and thigh-high slit.
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I have no recollection of a Slinky being part of that epic multi-weapon fight scene in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, but it has been a while.
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Lauren Jauregui "Expectations" The long awaited debut single from Fifth Harmony's latest solo spinoff is here, and Lauren Jauregui did not disappoint with this slinky, sexy single.
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Stevie's unique look, all long blonde hair and floaty fabrics and slinky fringing, may lend itself to drag, but it's also made her a bohemian style icon.
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For the photoshoot, the 23-year-old wore two sexy red frocks: one a sequined Balmain minidress and the other a long, slinky slipdress by Nili Lotan.
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In warmer weather, slinky dresses and off-the-shoulder tops are very popular, but you need a good strapless bra to wear underneath those more revealing pieces.
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He dates slinky fashion models, belongs to the most elegant clubs and, at only 30 years of age, estimates that he is worth 'more than $200 million.
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And the convergence of downtempo hip-hop and slinky electronica, led by Wedidit, Brainfeeder and Timetable Records, is among the city's most resonant musical exports of late.
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They played slinky electronic music and the light fixtures were silver orbs and the seating was black leather and none of the furniture provided any back support.
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Since 1851, The Times has published thousands of obituaries: of heads of state, opera singers, the inventor of Stove Top stuffing and the namer of the Slinky.
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Viola Davis, in a simple slinky black dress, jewels at her neck, her hair springing up freely around her face, radiated the fierce spirit of the night.
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They went on to get married and, as joint chefs and owners, opened a string of compact, intimate, slinky modern-Spanish restaurants that are still in business.
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In Ta's early collections, the Asai woman wore mostly bright, slinky patchwork dresses, but recently he's introduced a more structured silhouette, too, with tailoring in vibrant prints.
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Much like the aforementioned Dickies, sweats look especially cool when paired with a slinky going out top; a true business-on-the-bottom, party-on-top situation.
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Ford gave Gucci a radical makeover, emphasizing slinky, bias-cut gowns, in black or white jersey, that featured plunging necklines, cutouts at the hip, and buckled waists.
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Miss New York 2005 Kandice Pelletier introduced herself during the 2006 Miss America pageant while wearing a slinky, dark-red velvet dress that featured a plunge neckline.
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I expect that men would be more inclined to wear shaping undergarments if male business, evening, or formalwear meant thin, slinky, figure-hugging dresses, skirts, and blouses.
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The use of Kaleida's slinky "Think" in the background adds a further level sophistication and sexiness to a scene that is mostly charged with brutal, bloody violence.
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Kim showed off her famous curves in a slinky black Chanel bikini, perching on steps near the pool's edge as a friend laid out on a swan float.
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The teen looked pulled together in a printed blue velvet blazer and dark velvet tie while he posed with Anderson, who wore a slinky, form-fitting red dress.
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From sleek suits to slinky dresses, no matter what your Valentine's Day plans may be, there's something in the mix ahead that'll make it the best one yet.
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The star of the critically-hailed (but oh-so-controversial) film arrived at the movie's London premiere in a slinky, silver, sheer and very sexy Atelier Versace dress.
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Walt Disney World is unveiling the first photos of its new family roller coaster, Slinky Dog Dash, which is coming to Disney's Hollywood Studios in Orlando next summer.
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Selena Gomez: She traded one sexy look for another, transitioning from a sparkling Calvin Klein Collection gown to a slinky, cutout scarlet Cushnie et Ochs gown almost immediately.
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Coming after all this (as well as Gregory Dolbashian's slinky and insubstantial "Welcome Stranger"), a handsomely anodyne piece like Annabelle Lopez Ochoa's "Islands of Memories" benefits by contrast.
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Miller put his own spin on the t-shirt cannon when he created a ball-gown launcher to help him shoot a slinky black dress into the audience.
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And no outfit — be it a slinky LBD with strappy heels or a cheesy bright-green Grinch sweater — is complete without the festive hair and makeup to match.
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"New hurr who di$ ?" she captioned a Boomerang that showed her leaning casually against a white wall in a black fur coat and slinky dress, as you do.
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While Sabrina's relentless stubbornness may wear thin on viewer's patience by the end of the season, it's unlikely anyone will tire of Miss Wardwell, an unstoppable slinky terror.
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Getty For the same afterparty, Selena Gomez selected a slinky silver Louis Vuitton column gown with grommet accents down the center, which required an equally edgy beauty look.
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There, Franco relaxed as he played with Slinky toys and the team mascot, Swoop, who is trained not to make sudden, exaggerated movements in front of this audience.
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If the change from spring to summer has you frantically searching through a messy closet for that hidden trove of slinky hot-weather dresses, we've got you covered.
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I ended up ordering a slinky Laundry by Shelli Segal high-neck dress that usually retails for $195 (I got it for "free" through my $159 monthly membership).
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Later, on OV's Instagram, I spotted a male yoga teacher looking slinky in the women's conifer-colored unitard, as part of a promotion for the company's dance collection.
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At the second, in 1971, she chose a surprisingly slinky gold brocade halter gown with matching coat from the designer that showed off her then-fashionable California tan.
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That's a good thing, as were the slinky ribbed knit dresses with a buttoned-in waist that could be unbuttoned at will to expose various bits of flesh.
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Next year, she will have been the creative director for longer than he was, with her sexy, slinky but decidedly modern take on the codes her brother established.
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But we quickly came to the slinky Miura, which Caleb called "one of the most beautiful cars of all time," notable for its signature "eyelashes" around the headlights.
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For example, there was a beam centered over the stove where the ventilation hose was supposed to go, forcing them to leave the slinky tube on an angle.
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Their four-artist collaboration with Deborah Schamoni Galerie of Munich is alternately smart, sexy and abject, distinguished by David Rappeneau's stylized drawings of slinky gamers and sportswear fashionistas.
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Twisting like a snake with a rubbery torso as she juts a hip forward, Ms. Chien-Pott is spellbinding in her ability to waver between slinky and taut.
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From sequin skirts and oversized knits to slinky LBDs and rhinestone heels, there's an Insta-approved 'fit for any and every holiday occasion in the 31 looks ahead.
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The Twin Peaks locals cover a vast range, from femme fatale Audrey (who usually enters a scene to her own slinky theme music) to lovable doof Officer Andy.
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Almost all regard the scene as a cheeky satire of the slinky, vague sex scenes in James Bond films, although almost none have decided if it worked or not.
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Hadid shone (and stole the spotlight) in a plunging, slinky custom Alexandre Vauthier silk wrap gown with a thigh-high slit at the premiere of The Unknown Girl Wednesday.
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And while we brought you all the details on her custom "sexy and slinky" Sherri Hill gown, now we're filling you in on the rest of her picturesque nuptials.
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No, this woman is Lila Facchini, a slinky Italian woman in a halter top who clambers atop Wolfgang during his meeting with that weird club owner from last episode.
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And while I admired pictures of movie stars in their slinky garb, the fact that their garb was intentionally seductive, and not merely beautiful, was largely lost on me.
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From a real-life version of Al's Toy Barn to the Slinky Dog Spin ride, there are plenty of ways to embrace the popular movie at the Chinese attraction.
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Thus, the crystalline stoner club jam that is "Pass Dat"; the slinky rap boasts of "Feel Like Phil," set to a minimalist Radiohead-style synth pattern; the 2 a.m.
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" The planned park includes rides like Slinky Dog Dash and Alien Swirling Saucers, based on the toys Andy finds at Pizza Planet and their obsessive worship of "The Claw.
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On Saturday morning, she took her airport style to a whole new level, wearing a slinky evening gown to JFK for a flight home to LAX with Kanye West.
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Another key moment from that project is the slinky, lightly Auto-Tuned moonwalk of a song that is the Giuseppe-referencing "Michael Jackson," a collaboration with the producer Cardo.
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Since 1851, The New York Times has published thousands of obituaries: of heads of state, opera singers, the inventor of Stove Top stuffing and the namer of the Slinky.
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But because the song employs the slinky, wub-wub manipulations of Timberlake's voice, there was a disconnect between what Timberlake was singing and the electronic warble we were hearing.
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He designed less in imitation than in homage, taking the broad strokes of Mr. Lang's oeuvre — sharp tailoring, outerwear, slinky long dresses — and recasting them in his own image.
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But it was also a de facto artistic competition; 30 years before, Donatello had sculpted a slinky, seductive David that was the first free-standing bronze statue since antiquity.
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She also gets to wear a slinky gold number when the lifeguards hit town and during a revealing post-movie gag reel about the film's stars and their wedgies.
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Mohinga is redder, glowering under a wreckage of broken chickpea fritters, with slinky coils of rice vermicelli in a fish stock fortified by fish sauce and crushed lemongrass stalks.
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Whenever anyone passes by his dog bed in the newsroom, nine times out of 10 he's napping — or at least lying down or draped over his bed like a slinky.
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And finally, it wouldn't be Cannes without a few memorable model moments and Romee Strijd and Georgia May Jagger stepped in at the Everybody Knows screening in slinky, sexy gowns.
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As is indicated by the display model, Slinky Dog Dash will weave its way through much of the Toy Story park and resemble pieces of a classic Megacoaster Play Kit.
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Kim's second slinky Balmain look of the day appeared just as the model wore it down the runway, with the addition of oversized sunglasses and clear Yeezy Season 4 heels.
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The earliest creation of Rina's that I can find online is "Sleeping in Walking," a slinky R&B track from 2013 that comes alongside a shadowy, black and white visual.
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"Strip away my conscience/Peel away my values/Rip off my compassion with your teeth," sings Rebecca, while black-clad jazz dancers remove Rebecca's trench coat, revealing slinky lingerie underneath.
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In her work, Kushner draws on decades of American social life and European intellectual history, while remaining open to slinky aberrations—poemlike passages, monologues, lists, a slip into unadulterated fact.
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Instead Ms. Carr, 31, chose a slinky green satin gown by the ready-to-wear designer Sophie Theallet, having persuaded Ms. Theallet, a friend, to rework that dress in white.
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He's packing for his return to France after a lengthy time abroad, and trading looks with a slinky blonde, Irina (Dinara Drukarova), who's in a man's shirt and little else.
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During Mr. Bloomberg's years in City Hall, Ms. Taylor became known for her slinky designer gowns, often paired with heels that put her far above the much-shorter Mr. Bloomberg.
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You could sense history in the various dances of the pianists' left hands: the slinky syncopations of habanera; the manic but metronomic bounce, in swing, as if between two trampolines.
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It was in Harlem, as chef de cuisine at a slinky neighborhood hangout called the Cecil and the history-drenched jazz supper club Minton's, that Mr. Johnson made his name.
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"Put together, it's more than the sum of its parts," said Mr. Griffiths of Ms. Roitfeld's wardrobe, which includes extravagant Roberto Cavalli fur, monogrammed Louis Vuitton and slinky Tom Ford.
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Leah Nanako Winkler's "Linus and Murray," in which Murray (Curran Connor), a shaggy canine rescue, and Linus (Debargo Sanyal), a slinky feline egotist, discuss their opposing worldviews in adjoining backyards.
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Ditto Cynthia Erivo's segue from last year's over-the-top tutti-frutti ruffled Roberto Cavalli to this year's slinky plunging Chris Gelinas noir (she gets my vote for most improved).
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With prices mostly in the two or three figures, her studded leather jackets and slinky slip dresses look not unlike what stuffs the racks at H&M and Forever 21.
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She flipped past a shimmery putty-colored Tom Ford for Gucci jacket and a hand-painted Dolce & Gabbana gown and pulled out a slinky electric navy dress by Roberto Cavalli.
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The long lines and hefty cover fees at clubs may still be the same, but we're saying "no thanks" to misogynistic dress codes that require heels and slinky low cut tops.
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Whether you're in the market for a new bustier to style under a slinky party dress or a subtle push-up bra for daily wear, the options ahead provide endless variety.
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Johansson's slinky silver Oscar de la Renta gown featured a netted corset bodice that was covered with sparkling silver threads, some of which hung down her back and grazed the floor.
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There are other curious changes as well: Shelob, a massive spider from the books, spends most of the game in the form of a young woman in a slinky black dress.
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New mom Kylie Jenner seems to agree, taking to Instagram sporting a slinky leopard-print slip dress paired with gold bracelets — a look that's giving us all the summer outfit inspo.
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Mr Akchoté also peppers the albums with homages to Serge, stealing the slinky bassline of his biggest hit, "Je t'aime… Moi non plus" almost wholesale on opener "Ring-A-Ring O'Roses".
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A couple months back the Boston newbie dropped his first ever song, the slinky-cool "danger_us"—a tune that hinges on handclaps, an occasional booming bass and some swampy synth womps.
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Who could have guessed at first glance that the group's 1982 song "Marquis Cha Cha," with its slinky yet frantic playfulness and out-of-joint clatter, was about the Falklands War?
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No Bauhaus or Smiths; without a slinky and elfin arm around Mick Ronson while singing "Starman" on Top of the Pops, there's no Morrissey, Marc Almond, Boy George, or George Michael.
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The actress hit the red carpet Wednesday night with her boyfriend, Laurent Claude Gaudette, for the Vanity Fair and FIAT Toast to "Young Hollywood" event, in a slinky black strapless minidress.
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In fact, the other equally as cool and nostalgic Slinky Platform Sandals from the collection are already sold out, so we just know these ones will be gone in a flash.
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Repurpose a slinky black gown (or use the occasion as an excuse to buy a new one), and start your foreplay with some romantic waltzing to the sounds of organ music.
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Joseph Altuzarra, whose slinky designs are both beloved of and inspired by his friend and inspiration, the editor Carine Roitfeld, moves his show from Saturday to Sunday for one season only.
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All three women were dressed in black — Ms. Packer in a slinky dress, Ms. Larson-Levey in a tank and faded jeans and Ms. Bonetti Pérez in a jumpsuit with cutouts.
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Hailing from Portland, Oregon, her slinky vocals and diaristic lyrics quickly caught the ear of Arctic Monkeys' Alex Turner, who produced and co-wrote "Shades" along with James Ford (Florence, Haim).
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The slinky, luxurious R&B cut "Just Luv Me," a Cashmere Cat production, casually offers a mantra for all pop music—"I'm not gonna ask you for nothing / Just luv me".
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And in the central section, the slinky tune slithers with grace notes as the hand has to slide off the key as if off the scales of a freshly caught trout.
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Of the 65 toys inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame in Rochester, N.Y., many are not all that complicated: The Slinky, Little Green Army Men, marbles and alphabet blocks.
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Here, the signature one is a roller coaster meant to have been designed by Andy (but actually conceived by the Disney team and manufactured by Mack Rides) called Slinky Dog Dash.
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The collection of socks certainly speaks volumes, and is available in a wide variety of qualities, fits, lengths, and patterns, including lustrous mercerized cotton, slinky viscose, and 360 degree seamlessly printed nylon.
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Gloomy pop-leaning epic, "The Descent," layers Tung-Barrysmith's slinky, foreboding vocals and ghostly background harmonies over mood-shifting time signatures and pulse-raising musical builds (plus, a carefully placed piano solo).
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In case you were worried the nail polish isn't a Big Deal, Jean's potential (and future) lover and slinky young thing Sidney notes the color in their next encounter, as women do.
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In this incarnation, she's a born jazz baby who might have emerged from the womb in slinky sequins and marcelled hair and who can clearly turn on the juice whenever it's required.
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Tables cleared, I was dancing at Son Cubano in the meatpacking district with fast friends, my bright red swingy dress announcing my out-of-towner status in a sea of slinky black.
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"Firecracker," their first big single, a slinky and infectious burst of electro cheese whiz, helped push their reach to the US, where they ended up appearing on an episode of Soul Train.
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This is the same old "Figaro," perhaps even milder than usual, just with those overbearing sets and wanly slinky costumes, inspired by the chic black-and-white photographs of Jacques-Henri Lartigue.
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But the 2008 death of Betty James, who came up with the name Slinky for a toy, is just as consequential to the world's memory and merits substantial, if less spacious, commentary.
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Lauren, who designed Melania Trump's sky blue jacket and dress for Inauguration Day, ramped up the look for the evening with plunging necklines and slinky gowns in emerald green, purple and gold.
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Though there are certainly a lot of items to collect along the way, most of the challenge in Snake Pass comes from traversing the environment by wrapping Noodle's slinky form around various objects.
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Among those were a fetchingly caped evening dress and a slinky wool jersey gown she introduced while making deft adjustments to its keyhole openings with a pinch and the tug of a cord.
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Kardashian West's most recent recreation of one of Campbell's looks happened just days ago, when the star selected a slinky satin multicolored vintage Versace midi dress to wear to Chance the Rapper's wedding.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeStretch a Slinky toy too far, and eventually the metal coil will be warped so much it won't be able to return to its original spring shape.
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The host and former model cooked up her own favorite foods for PEOPLE Now, and talked about how she slimmed back down to fit into her slinky Naeem Khan gown for the Emmys.
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The ponytail's still there, but the octave-busting songbird went mega old-school for her performance of "Dangerous Woman," channeling Marilyn Monroe in a slinky, sultry pink gown – diamonds and fur and all.
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Photographer Daniel King captured Holmes in a series of glamorous ball gowns, slinky evening dresses and simple button-down shirts in the black-and-white shots that evoke an old school vintage vibe.
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In April, Urban Outfitters announced it would begin selling a new version of Steve Madden's Slinky sandals — now called Scrunchy — which rose to fame in the '90s, and were typically worn in black.
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Ivanka Trump, 34, was, as usual, first among equals in a petal pink dress that drew focus from Melania's slinky black, followed by Ivanka's two adult brothers, Donald Jr., 19903, and Eric, 32.
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The entire land pops visitors inside the backyard of Toy Story's star kid — and in the queue for the new Slinky Dog Dash roller coaster, guests get to go inside his imagination, too.
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She could just about imagine putting on a slinky dress and going along to this little dinner, making the acquaintance of his brothers in charisma and the boys and girls they'd brought along.
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Completing the bill is Dance Theater of Harlem in excerpts from Darrell Grand Moultrie's "Harlem on My Mind," which sets slinky maneuvers on pointe to music by Duke Ellington and other jazz giants.
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The slow, slinky, irresistible "Bad and Boujee" would have been a hit without him, but Uzi's wacky, dehydrated verse, either the year's best or worst depending on who you ask, made him notorious.
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For the last 20 years, the American sculptor Tara Donovan has been making art out of the artificial: plastic cups, drinking straws, Mylar tape, those mini golf pencils, even the humble Slinky toy.
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She felt she had ultimately been picked for "Seven Nation Army" because of her technique, but when Angelina first tried to look slinky and sophisticated in the way Crupi wanted, it didn't work.
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The newborn tsetse fly looks like a hand grenade and moves like a Slinky, and if you squeeze it too hard the source of its plumpness becomes clear — or rather a telltale white.
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And it has Britney Spear's slinky sex jam "I'm a Slave 4 U" beside Mary J. Blige's "Family Affair", which includes words that she made up: "Don't need no hateration, holleratin', in this dancery".
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Kendall selected a slinky, embellished Versace number with sheer, cutout detailing, while Kylie wore a silver, fringe beaded Balmain design with sheer panels and a blunt (faux!) bob for her first-ever Met Gala.
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Based on literary source, bothare period pieces set in and around World War II, start with "A," and feature Knightley in a slinky silk evening gown — although Aftermath's is chartreuse to Atonement's emerald green.
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If your nighttime attire consist of more nightgowns than button-down, that's still a hot look at the moment too — a slinky slip dress works best with an oversize fur (à la Amber Valletta).
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We see her telling her origin story to Steve Trevor (Chris Pine), wearing a slinky ballgown with a sword as embellishment, and generally fighting all of the bad guys WWII can toss her way.
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She tried to pick it up; it was impossibly slinky and the material slipped through her fingers like oil; the holes in the net were just too small to put a finger-tip through.
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With the rest of her look relatively low-key (by Beyoncé standards, that is) in a slinky forest-green dress and Champagne-colored stilettos, the star's not-so-simple ponytail made a major statement.
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Just listen to the overture — here's the original London version, from 1981 — and you'll immediately hear Cats announce itself as quirky and slinky and spectacular, and wildly off-kilter from the typical Broadway milieu.
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The Brooklyn based artist makes slinky, soulful crooner pop in the vein of Josef Salvat, even a touch of Jeff Buckley, if Buckley was less into Van Morrison and more into 90s R&B.
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The title track's confluence of ominous electronic ostinato, heavy guitar crunch, and plinky cowbellesque percussion produces quite the slinky stunner, while "Shotgun" lopes purposefully along, its interlocking rhythm guitar parts barking at each other.
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Pixar released a teaser for "Toy Story 4" on Monday and just when you thought you knew the whole gang -- Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Rex, Slinky Dog, Hamm the Piggy Bank and Mr. and Mrs.
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Kensington Palace did not release details, but photographs showed the duchess in a slinky white dress and an emerald-cut aquamarine ring that had belonged to her husband's mother, Princess Diana, for the reception.
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While Piccioli's love of ruffles, embroideries and bows was as evident as ever, his silhouettes this season were comparatively restrained, as seen in a selection of slinky floor-skimming column dresses and fishtail gowns.
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In its 1950s glory years, the company placed a premium on glamour, venturing onto untested terrain by selling an Americanized version of French lingerie alongside wispy negligees and slinky dresses with an hourglass shape.
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They enter with slinky Bob Fosse moves, wearing black Bob Fosse derbies, but turn up later in a variety of costumes, among them matching wedding gowns, egg costumes and chefs' uniforms with red toques.
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The limited edition capsule collection consists of slinky slip dresses, camo prints, matching sweat suits, fortune cookie handbags, embroidered denim and more fashionable styles that will turn your closet into the ultimate KarJenner-inspired wardrobe.
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Agron sports a navy blazer with matching wide-leg pants, a pajama-like navy set with white piping, a slinky navy dress and more, all of which she wears with a slicked-back wavy hairstyle.
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During the playdate, which included running around the field and playing with a Slinky, the daughter of William's cousin Peter Phillips playfully pushed George down a hill when he attempted to sit next to her.
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Of course at each song's center is Elson's effortless tones—by turns vulnerable and soft like a split peach, slinky like a Russian Blue cat, sexy like a silk slip left on the bedroom floor.
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The 33-year-old paired oversized velvet puffer jackets over slinky embroidered evening dresses and showcased a new red, white and blue take on his brand's signature tartan, accessorizing the looks with shiny cowboy hats.
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For the taping, Andrews and her stylist Alyssa Greene selected a slinky, long-sleeve red Elie Saab gown, which she teamed with gold-accented accessories, including Manolo Blahnik heels and Royal and Sylvie Collection jewels.
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During the playdate, which included running around the field and playing with a Slinky, the daughter of William's cousins Peter Phillips playfully pushed George down a hill when he attempted to sit next to her.
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The Slinky, for example, was born after a naval engineer made a clumsy mistake; meanwhile, the infamous Furby was crafted after its creator was introduced to Tamagotchis, and felt an overwhelming urge to pet it.
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Working with an adaptation of Beethoven's Seventh Symphony by the composer Michael Gordon, Mr. Sansano channels his slinky, high-velocity style in this exploration of conflict and solidarity, depicting the triumph of good over evil.
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In the first, Mr. Sciarrino, clearly inspired by Paganini's dazzling violin caprices, writes an avant-garde equivalent, with whirlwinds of jagged, scratchy-toned arpeggios that flow into slinky, sliding tones, then erupt in staccato madness.
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While Good Janet is modeled after retro air hostesses, Mann used Sandy's (Olivia Newton-John) slinky, all-black outfit from the "Grease" musical number "You're the One That I Want" as inspiration for Bad Janet.
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Pixar dropped the first full-length trailer for its upcoming "Toy Story 4" movie Tuesday, featuring all your old favorites including Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Rex, Slinky Dog, Hamm the Piggy Bank and Mr. and Mrs.
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She imagined Toby pulling out the slinky leopard-skin print and examining it, surprised by how cheap it was, sorry that Lynette couldn't afford anything better, wondering if she wasn't too old to wear it.
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"Party Monster" is one of the best songs on last year's Starboy, a slinky, grimy club smash that leans in hard to The Weeknd's favorite tropes and easily transcends them with jamming-as-hell songwriting.
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Often hand-drawn, nearly always incredibly lo-fi, with music ranging from slinky chiptunes to ambient drones, they tackle everything from the troubles of sleeplessness and anxiety, to the trials and tribulations of newspaper headline editors.
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Neto stretches these humble garments into slinky ropes that drip from the ceiling like stalagmites in a cave, or fills them with cloves, lead, and sand to form dense bundles that counterweight his magnificent aerial sculptures.
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The third song, which recalls when "there was no time for music," becomes fitful and dense, with slinky woodwinds and treading bass lines, though Mr. Abrahamsen seldom deploys the entire orchestra at once in this work.
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Mercedes-Benz AMG Project One It's an EV for posterity's sake that will run 20 miles in electric range, but the cause for bragging rights is more about its $3 million price tag and slinky looks.
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Moments before Dua Lipa won the Grammy for Best New Artist, she took the stage with fellow nominee St. Vincent for a slinky, darkly seductive medley that showcased both artists at their sleek and smoky best.
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Disney recently revealed that they're working up rides based on other toys from the film like the "Slinky Dog Dash" and "Alien Swirling Saucers," but it just may be Woody's food that wins over our hearts.
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A track called "Artifact" makes use of a swinging pulse and a slinky melody — with passing nods to "Trinkle, Tinkle," by Thelonious Monk — but it also accommodates layered electronic effects and a free-form rhythmic roil.
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Ms. Cox, dressed in a slinky black Marciano dress and 6 feet 3 inches in her four-inch Louboutins, was unsure of her flight time, though she knew a car was coming at 4:30 p.m.
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Later that evening, on the drummer and producer Kassa Overall's set at Nublu, he locked into the slinky groove of "Layin' with the Swami," throwing things off every few cycles with a squib outside the scale.
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Some of her pieces were memorably worn by the actress Pascale Ogier in Éric Rohmer's film "Full Moon in Paris" (1984), including a slinky black sheath dress hardened with bold zipper detailing on thick shoulder straps.
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He flicked through neon neoprene sweaters and tweed bustiers and pulled out a slinky dress of golden fishnet, which he had also made in emerald green, for Rihanna, who wore it on tour in South America.
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In one scene, the gym rats rip off an illegal cannabis farm owned by a slinky kingpin played by Matthew McConaughey; they record the theft and turn it into a diverting music video, posting it online.
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That is to say, he's behind the slinky guitar playing, the compositions, the drum machines, the synth bass, various other forms of percussion and — crucially — the mixing and splicing of the music after it's been recorded.
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Yet, by the time Rowling has gathered all her story lines together and a somnolent Zoë Kravitz, as the slinky Leta Lestrange, is guiding you through another digression, the movie has loosened its grip on you.
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Raw nectarine crescents, braised lettuces and tender thin wheels of immature corn on the cob augmenting a main course of chicken were their charming selves, and all the better for their slinky dressing of chicken jus.
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The story tells a depressing tale of Andy Sr.'s childhood struggle with polio and the three toys he managed to save — Woody, Slinky Dog, and Mr. Potato Head — before the rest of his belongings were incinerated.
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Volume-Up Dresses When it comes to ladyspreading, we're leaving the slinky slip dresses and bodycon numbers behind in exchange for amping up the volume — and ballgown-esque skirts and tulle-everything are the way to go.
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He's responsible for the jazzy, slinky garments in the long-running revival of Chicago, the Weimar Republic seediness of the garb in the revivals of Cabaret, and the '50s Day-Glo pizzazz of the frocks in Hairspray.
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His last collection, unveiled during London Fashion Week at a giant warehouse that once served as a bus depot, featured a youthful, street culture vibe, from slinky tracksuits to fleecy oversized hoodies paired up with voluminous skirts.
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This means she gets a slinky outfit in darker colors, with built-in thigh-high boots, and an incredibly sexy motorcycle with incredibly sexy acceleration that BREAKS IN HALF to accommodate her incredibly sexy stretching across surfaces.
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These kind of makeshift, D.I.Y. transformations should be celebrated as much as Elsa's supposed moment of self-actualization, which is staged by Disney as a sexy makeover — complete with a slinky ball gown and silver high heels.
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Dubbed The Weekender, the 27-piece collection was designed to fit all your weekend needs, from slinky slip dresses and leopard print skirts to boyfriend jeans and leather moto jackets — all available in sizes 12 to 28.
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You can hear this very clearly in the orchestration: The single melody takes over from all the bombastic orchestral noise, the bottom drops out completely, and the only thing that's left is this slinky, delightfully feline melody.
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The drawings — many of which contained closely packed parallel lines, rows of circles, and a stylized Slinky-like scribble — did not remind me of anyone else's work, which is a rare experience in this day and age.
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At the Cannes Film Festival in 2017, the actress flipped the style script and turned to the supermodel playbook, stepping out at the Loveless premiere in a slinky emerald satin slip gown with an open criss-cross back.
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Whether it's a man with slinky springs for arms or a green blob that resembles those inflatable towering mascots flailing their arms above a used car lot, each Arms character sports a face mask and protective chest gear.
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A. brand Stone Cold Fox (you've probably seen its frilly tops and slinky rompers on Instagram, where it boasts a casual 439K followers) is making some major changes — and that means good news for you as a shopper.
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The old evening-gown competition, in which contestants paraded in slinky evening dresses, will be dropped for an event in which contestants wear "evening attire of their choosing while discussing how they will advance their social media initiatives".
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I curl my hair, pull on my favorite black jeans and slinky black tank, and take a selfie and send it to B. I am going to be the awkward seventh wheel tonight since B. is at work.
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In one memorably abstruse passage he compares the "doubleness" of John Cage's Cartridge Music—which utilizes household objects, like a toothpick or a slinky, as the needles of a phonograph cartridge, generating sound from mundanity—to reading haiku.
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From the whimsical disco of "M," to the the balmy motorik pulsations of "I, Pt. 2," to the slinky dub pop of "T," he's expanded his horizon to make what is his most fully-formed album to date.
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Tamara finds her raison d'être as a painter when she falls for her model Rafaela (a slinky-voiced Carmen Cusack, in feral kitten mode), a bohemian prostitute and a composite of several figures from the real Lempicka's portraits.
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The older dancers, wearing the same tight suits and slinky silk dresses that Bausch's regular troupe had worn, go through the ritual preening they learned over decades; they get lucky or get humiliated, and come back for more.
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The British designer Antony Price knew as much when, in the mid-'70s, he dressed both Bryan Ferry and his girlfriend Jerry Hall in broad-shouldered and slinky-hipped ensembles that would come to symbolize glam rock itself.
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Tveit's Christian is adorable, a Disney prince come to life, but the Duke, louche and slinky—"Sympathy for the Devil" is his signature tune—steals the show; if I were Satine, I'd throw my lot in with him.
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The record's first two singles, "Señora Borealis" and "Fantasy Boys," are prime examples: the former is a slinky call-and-response between gritty guitars and Lindsey's heavily reverbed vocals; the latter is ethereal, laced with spaced out layered harmonies.
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On average, it takes fifteen seconds for WD's brain to catch up with his eyes—the center of his visual field is harder still—but when Jerpe shined the light through the outstretched Slinky, WD's gaze snapped to it.
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Moschino looked to the '60s space movie Barbarella, while Christopher Kane's models were alien-like in their slinky metallic dresses and Mugler's collection reminded us of Blade Runner, with silver dresses with power shoulders and black leather trench coats.
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It's the perfect way to dress up jeans and a white T-shirt, it looks great over slinky slip dresses, and it can be paired with fitted or wide-leg black slacks for a modern take on a pantsuit.
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"Artists Only," whose shiny organ whoosh adorns a set of slinky action-movie basslines that eventually take over the song in a turbulent breakdown, typifies More Songs About Buildings and Food's basic musical strategy: it's simultaneously abrasive and immersive.
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The much-anticipated addition to Walt Disney World in Orlando opens on June 30, and it's brimming with tiny details, saturated colors and two new attractions inspired by the hit Pixar films: Slinky Dog Dash and Alien Swirling Saucers.
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She said the idea was to choose a shape that cuts across cultures, ages and socioeconomic groups — from farm workers' bandannas to silk ties, from things her grandmother stitches to the slinky tops young women wear to the fest.
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The Ruff Ryders reunion, which comes to the Barclays Center on Friday, April 21, will feature the transfixing and troubled DMX, the slinky and sharp Eve, the producer-turned-art-collector Swizz Beatz, the bruisers the Lox, and others.
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Those slinky jersey gowns with asymmetric necklines and peekaboo backs, the sides held together by draped chains, that seemed so much like the white jersey gown with gold hardware that Georgina Grenville made famous in a 1996 Gucci ad?
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And thanks to the founder himself, in partnership with Urban Outfitters, you can now buy a pair of his famous SLINKY platforms (now called the SCRUNCHY) or the new, equally as 90s-inspired CONTEMPO sandals by simply signing onto UrbanOutfitters.com.
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Lest you think that only ready-to-wear models can manage such a feat, Irinia Shayk made her debut on the Victoria's Secret runway in slinky lingerie just as the news broke she was expecting her first child with Bradley Cooper.
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NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - LGBT+ refugees in Kenya - some dressed in sequined ball gowns and slinky black evening dresses - cast aside their troubles on Thursday to eat lunch, dance to Congolese rumba and celebrate their second International LGBTQI Refugee Day.
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Songs like Shaggy's "It Wasn't Me," becomes a swinging Tom Jones-style piece; Meghan Trainor's "All About That Bass" becomes a sexy, slinky jazz tune; Tears for Fears' "Mad World" suddenly offers an opportunity for a bit of soft-shoe.
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Next she made a stop at The View in a silky, slinky Nili Lotan slip dress (which Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner have in mini form!), which was accessorized with her black belt and a pair of ankle-strap block sandals.
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The 38-year-old star showed off her personality in a slinky sparkly black Lorena Sarbu gown with a high slit, paired with a fun pair of lace bunny ears (hers are from TopShop!) to complete the sexy bunny costume.
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Coastal Grooves, his 2011 debut under that artist name was full of slinky, neon guitar pop, sitting somewhere between the sound of early 80s New York and what Bloc Party could have feasibly released after A Weekend in the City.
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As Xiao finally manages to place the doll in a stable sitting position then cover its rather large, jiggling silicone breasts with a slinky pink shirt, he explains that "her" name, or rather that of her model, is Magic Beauty.
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During the playdate, which included running around the field and playing with a Slinky, the 7-year-old daughter of William's cousins Peter and Autumn Phillips playfully pushed George, 4, down a hill when he attempted to sit next to her.
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With its idiosyncratic combination of Nintendo chirps, slinky house, and R&B, Colors proved he was capable of making music as polychromatic as the record's Day-Glo, kawaii cover artwork, while not being afraid of wearing his heart-on-his-sleeve.
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While trading the East's ivy-covered prestige for slinky airline uniforms and teased hair comes as a bit of an initial shock, Suzy quickly adapts to this hedonistic new world: a place unburdened by past generations' rigid definitions of success.
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But I also liked to have some fun, writing about a giant kite battle that has taken place for centuries in Japan; the physics of the Slinky; the origin of "serendipity"; and why Ohio has the only nonrectangular state flag.
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Marina Adams's vibrant, two-toned, gouache paintings of simple but slinky shapes at Karma's booth, for instance, make for an eye-popping, wall-covering series under a huge skylight; they serve as a cheerful welcome to the seventh-floor mezzanine.
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A prime example, the slinky necklace of gold hoops by Mr. Pavan stretches to more than 6 feet 6 inches; doubled, it still fills the length of a display case yet its links of razor-thin sheet metal are practically weightless.
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I made her walk 30 blocks through the sweltering stench of Hell's Kitchen in her date shoes and slinky pink dress because in those days New York buses and taxis weren't wheelchair accessible, and I didn't yet have a van.
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Virtual Disney World has dozens of videos including classics like Big Thunder Mountain Railroad and It's a Small World as well as newer rides like the Toy Story-themed Slinky Dog Dash and the Star Wars Rise of the Resistance experience.
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The pieces contain unexpected gestures that distort the familiar — a smocked shoulder on a shirt that rises along the nape of the neck, flared high-waisted pants with boxy proportions, slinky jersey tops and vests that reveal flashes of skin.
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"I just got out of bed three days ago, and here I am in heels," she said, peeling off a black Norma Kamali sleeping bag coat to reveal a slinky tiger-print Dolce & Gabbana dress and matching Manolo Blahnik heels.
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Representing the coming Year of the Rat, it's one of more than 120 illuminated exhibits that include safari animals, a fairy castle, a massive Christmas tree, a menorah and a tunnel-like panda with a body like a glittering Slinky.
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Yet it is possible the slinky 1920s gowns, cloche hats and tiaras created or sourced by Anna Mary Scott Robbins, the costume designer behind the big screen version of the small screen hit "Downton Abbey," which opens in Britain on Sept.
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And in the same ways that contrarian California Boys of decades past have borrowed their jewelry, caftans, and slinky pants from their female counterparts, the New California Girl is heavily influenced by menswear, for the sheer notion of going against convention.
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Nutty Professors likely love karaoke, yelling, taking off their shirts—think your coworker who will barely look at you in the kitchen but then blows everyone away with their slinky rendition of "Like a Virgin" at the company holiday party.
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In the case of "Honest", that meant some slinky synths, a spindly beat, and a confession that pretty much everybody in the world can relate to, at least some of the time: some people are just really hard to get over.
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After multiple, humiliating rush-week rejections, Justin (an excellent Zachery Byrd), David (Zachary Weiner, who also wrote the script) and Ethan (Phillip Andre Botello) are approached by a slinky coed (Erica Boozer) who invites them to a mysterious off-campus mansion.
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I distinguish Hndrxx from the self-titled Future, released a week earlier, by the fact that the terrific single and slinky electroflute banger "Mask Off" is on the latter, while the cheerfully bouncy "Incredible" and "Testify" are on the former.
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After wearing a timeless, custom Givenchy design by the label's Creative Director Clare Waight Keller featuring three-quarter length sleeves, Meghan decided to take a turn in a sexy direction in a silky, slinky halter Stella McCartney gown featuring an open back.
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She'll take the slinky, post-EDM R&B of "The Cure" into the power balladry of "Edge of Glory"—only to tease out the latter's full-camp chorus into a climax that had the crowd screaming like it was a Calvin Harris drop.
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" Over a slinky baseline that could hold its own in any Bond flick, she sings with a sugar-sweetness reminiscent of The Internet's frontwoman, Syd: "I know your kind, miles away / Slide to you, Mortal Kombat / Play nice, tip-toe, tread light.
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If you still need convincing that wearing just a slinky, spaghetti-strap dress is both sartorially and socially acceptable, follow the lead of celebrities such as Selena Gomez, Rihanna, and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, all of whom are key supporters of the trend.
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The title track, "Darkness and Light," is a duet with Brittany Howard of Alabama Shakes, the perfect choice for a song that reclaims an old, slow soul back beat and revels in dynamics, with slinky verses that give way to an explosive chorus.
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Slinky servers circulated holiday-themed libations and goat-cheese-tinged flatbreads to a crowd that included Carol Alt, Yigal Azrouël, Will Cotton, Richard Kind and a pack of models who spent the evening on their iPhones, politely shooing away any canapés-toting servers.
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Created in 1966 by Stan Lee (script) and Jack Kirby (art), the original Black Panther — a hepcat in a slinky suit with claws and ears — debuted alongside the Fantastic Four in an adventure in Wakanda, which is powered by a mystery metal, vibranium.
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With Jason Moran joining as a guest pianist and the rhythm section stoking a slinky rock beat, the band moves from a hopped-up and apprehensive melody to a scattered Moran solo to a squalling, double-saxophone improvisation at the end. RUSSONELLO
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Representing the Chinese zodiac's coming Year of the Rat, it's one of more than 120 illuminated exhibits that include safari animals, a fairy castle, a huge Christmas tree, a menorah and a tunnel-like panda with a body like a glittering Slinky.
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The "nude dress" was a long gown (in recent years, long gowns have been admitted into Yuja's concert-clothes closet, but they have to be slinky) made of body-stocking fabric with sparkling encrustations at bosom and stomach and a long swishing skirt.
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Why exactly does "Beautiful Ghosts," the song by Andrew Lloyd Webber (who wrote the original stage show in the 1980s) and Taylor Swift (who plays the slinky Macavity ally Bombalurina), sound so incredibly unlike the rest of the songs in the show?
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Near the end of the meal, one of my buddies directed my attention to the table next to us, where a beefy guy in a leather jacket was doling out cash to three younger women who were seated with him, all wearing slinky cocktail dresses.
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This open-minded creative approach has lead to a varied discography that ranges from Toro Y Moi's languid, funk-influenced electro-pop, to Les Sins' slinky dance beats, and delightfully off-kilter collaborations with artists including the Avalanches, Kool A.D., Tyler, The Creator, and more.
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At the time, the British designer (who also created Meghan's second slinky royal reception gown!) created the yellow dress custom for the barrister — but thanks to the waves of praise, McCartney just released the design, appropriately named the "Amal tie-back crepe dress," for purchase.
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The book would feel like smut if it weren't so highbrow in its references (when trying on slinky underwear, Lucy muses that it "made me feel like I was part of some kind of ritual, a lineage, like Sappho's all-female cult of Aphrodite.").
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"Know" pairs Syd's agitated, breathy wail with a slinky, airy vacuum of a synthesizer that slices sharply through the empty space conjured above the drums and chopped-and-screwed backup vocals; the song's fraught vocal tone over the nervous, rushed, descending hook defines controlled hysteria.
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Slinky Disney Pixar Toy Story Plush Dog — $353 (list price $24.99) Funko Pop Movies: Jurassic World Stygimoloch — $8.99 (list price $10.99) Click N' Play Gigantic Keyboard Play Mat — $30.52 (list price $79.99) Funko POP Animation Bob's Burgers Tina — $8.49 (list price $21.05) Funko Pop!
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Lady suits are always tragically scarce on the red carpet, and when they do show up, they tend to lean towards the slinky side of things, as if the wearer has to assure the world that even if she's in men's clothes, she's still sexy.
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For her evening reception, Meghan switched out of her traditional custom Givenchy design by the label's Artistic Director, Clare Waight Keller and into a slinky silk Stella McCartney evening dress with a high halter neck and low back, which royal watchers went wild over.
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On a recent weekday night, a few young first-timers, giddy that they'd scored a reservation, took stock of their rarefied company—all slinky bodies in Burberry coats and Chanel boy bags—and made sure to carefully chew the dainty portions they'd been served.
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Luckily, H&M and Justine Skye's new capsule collection presents an answer that saves on getting-ready time and delivers max impact: co-ords in slinky, one-shouldered silver lamé or hyper-trendy slime green, with bike shorts or a sheer organza button-down.
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At Cosset, a combination bookshop and clothing boutique, you'll find jeans and soft knits for women from the trendy Buenos Aires brand Ríe, slinky dresses from Allo Martinez, and chunky jewelry from Cuatromusas as well as art supplies and books on film and graphic novels.
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A partial exception is Priyanka Chopra, who appears not in a bathing suit but in a succession of slinky dresses that signify — along with her purring diction, her muscle-headed minions and her collection of champagne flutes and martini glasses — her character's supervillain status.
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The trinity of fashion begins downstairs at the Met with the exceptional loans of vestments from the Vatican; upstairs are gowns fit for angels in heaven (by Lanvin, Thierry Mugler, Rodarte) or angels fallen to earth (such as slinky Versace sheaths garlanded with crosses).
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She was resplendent in a gold metallic trouser suit, the last note in a parade of slinky, sequin-spangled disco dresses; tailored Melton tweeds over daisy florals and nautical stripes; cashmere corps de ballet warm-up wraps; patchwork leather coats and Mongolian lamb chubbies.
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In the Sketch Book Revue, for example, a pair of ostriches wag their tails and snap their beaks just inches from the crowd's faces; a slinky black cat dressed as a jazz singer swishes her way into children's laps; clowns on unicycles lean in for surprise embraces.
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Anne Hathaway used to be all about following a vegan diet — she ditched the animal products nearly a decade ago to lose weight for her Academy Award-winning role in Les Miserables, and kept it up to fit into her slinky Catwoman suit for Dark Knight Rises.
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" The group warns not to be fooled by his "slinky shiny black fur and big yellow eyes" as he has a tendency to nip at unwanted advances and is prone to throw a "catty tantrum if he can't go outside when he wants to be let out.
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By 1958, he was an early adopter of assemblage, making obsessive found-object amalgams fashioned from broken furniture, mirrors, doll heads, feathers, slinky fabric and all manner of paper ephemera — the whole work usually swathed in his signature old nylon stockings for a dusty, spider-web effect.
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Across the smoke-filled casino floor, these were his people: the quick-talking moguls with fat wallets and chunky cell phones, the slinky adult actresses and actors at the slots, the wide-eyed Comdex attendees from Iowa with their laminate tags deftly flipped to hide their names.
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Nick and Brian held it down while Karen blazed across the stage—that quivering right thigh, the way she'd pull the mic lead taut arm-to-arm, or bend like a slinky, blowing beer (and later champagne) into the air like a busted city fire hydrant.
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The jazzy chromatic chords and slinky bass lines of Stevie Wonder's 1970s solo masterpieces infuse the Internet's music, along with the bedroom whispers of Janet Jackson and Prince, the smooth funk of the Commodores and Earth, Wind & Fire, and the phased, fuzzed guitar tones of Ernie Isley.
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Which is how I find myself at a North Korean restaurant for the third time in 36 hours that evening watching a woman in a slinky, sequined gown of forest green belting out the most moving rendition of "My Heart Will Go On" I've ever heard.
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Holding up her slinky, white Balmain dress that she sported on the red carpet, Cabello explained, "This one stuck out to me because it was very romantic, which is where I kinda am in life right now" — seemingly a nod to her romance with Mendes, 21.
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Jefty's patrons are even more impressed by Lily's throaty rendition of Harold Arlen and Johnny Mercer's melancholy ballad "One for My Baby (and One More for the Road)," which she sings, in a slinky off-the-shoulder gown, with a smoldering cigarette parked atop the piano.
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Beyond making waves with her slinky vintage gown, Aniston and former husband Brad Pitt gave fans the moment they'd been waiting for with a sweet interaction after both won acting trophies at the awards show – although Aniston was hugging her award a lot tighter than her ex.
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The designer's creations ran the gamut from sexy, slinky evening dresses, such as the one worn by his eternal grunge muse Courtney Love, to more conceptual, minimalistic pieces, like the avant-garde look worn by Jane Fonda to this year's Golden Globes that's part clamshell, part modern sculpture.
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FROM PEN: The Marvel Cinematic Universe Explained by Shirley Li's Nerd Map At the new land, based on the smash Pixar film franchise, the Slinky coaster will be joined by other Toy Story-inspired attractions, including the new Alien Swirling Saucers, along with existing attraction Toy Story Mania!
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The pals also scored a smash with "Side to Side," the second single from Grande's 2016 album Dangerous Woman; Grande delivered the slinky hook on Minaj's 2014 Pink Print hit "Get on Your Knees"; and "Bang Bang," their 2014 chart-topper with Jessie J, garnered a Grammy nomination.
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It's an album to dance to—like on "Count to Five" and "Taste" with its slinky bass line—and one to bring close to your heart, to your perceptions and subjections, with "Please," an apology track that is, likely, one of the most Canadian things he could do.
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Foley, at his best a slinky genre stylist with a tobacco-acrid edge Indeed, a sex-free, PG-13 version of "Freed" could be cut without shedding a second of narrative coherence... Manuela Lazic, Indiewire: In cinema as in sex, a dose of self-awareness can do wonders.
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Which means that perhaps all of us should be investing in a squatty potty to prop up our feet, but particularly those of us with a tangled up Slinky for a colon, sitting on a toilet in an office building that was built for the height of men.
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You can't help but be amazed by this person's appreciation for the magical world of Disney and the incredible characters that inhabit it — even if that has meant sitting idly by as their poor wiener dog has been dressed up as Slinky every Halloween for the past 5 years.
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Even gender comes, wittily, into question: We first see Eboli — the princess who falls for Carlos and sleeps with Philippe, betraying almost everyone — as the leader of a court of androgynous ladies-in-waiting in fencing uniforms, before she shifts to slinky femme-fatale gowns and an omnipresent cigarette.
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But they're back stateside, and for their first post-wedding appearance on the Vanity Fair Oscars afterparty red carpet, they selected yet another wedding-worthy ensemble: a slinky, off-the-shoulder white satin gown with a draped train for her, and a classic black suit with an unbuttoned shirt for him.
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Max Mara leaned into a sense of propriety with skirt suits in check with a floor-length skirt or a tuxedo version with a knee-length pleat, while Louis Vuitton invoked the archetype of the Chanel tweed-wearing bourgeois French woman with an updated version layered over a slinky tank.
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Perched atop a boat in a slinky black dress, the "Diamond Heart" singer looked like a combination of 2018 fashion diva and classic movie star — quite appropriate, since this trip to the land of Gaga's own ancestors is for the Friday premiere of the highly-anticipated A Star Is Born.
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Talking Heads turn the song inside out, revealing the seams: Frantz's drumming is slower, more lumbering, yet somehow larger in the aural space; Weymouth's bass is slinky and flat simultaneously; only the guitar hook in the chorus contains echoes of the original song's central chord progression, turned cruder and more industrial.
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Tisci, who took over from Burberry's longstanding designer Christopher Bailey this year, brought some of the darker, sexy styles he is known for to the British brand with slinky black evening gowns and sharp men's suits - paraded down the runway in London by models with umbrellas slung over their backs.
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The photograph nudged the public to recognize what many close to her have known all along: that perhaps there's more to the actress than her inflated-doll image and her tangled relationships with bad boys — having sex on tape with Tommy Lee or wedding Kid Rock in a slinky white bikini.
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After a decade on the fringes of the indie music world, her previous release, the 2018 album "In a Poem Unlimited," was something of a breakthrough: On the surface — lush hooks and slinky disco beats — it was her most accessible record yet, until you listened to what Remy was actually singing.
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The label's ultrasoft Mongolian cashmere is used for garments ranging from slinky tank tops to wide-legged trousers, stretchy wrap dresses to oversize drawstring shorts — in colors including steel, oatmeal, ice blue and mint — as well as an array of stay-at-home accessories such as blankets and eye masks.
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"In Common" feels both of this moment and outside of it, a slinky, understated but dance-y single that, like all her best songs, packs in more depth than you're supposed to hear on the radio, musing on the way relationships handle the personal imperfections of the people in them.
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Marta Jakubowski's confident, carefree beach babes (inspired by the designer's trips to Ibiza this summer) had a more casual vibe: easy tonal day dresses slashed in horizontal sections to flash glimpses of skin, and slinky black evening gowns built from modular sections held loosely in place by spaghetti straps and crossed fingers.
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This crew includes Buzz, Jessie (Joan Cusack), Bullseye, the Potato Heads (Don Rickles and Estelle Harris), Slinky (Blake Clark), Rex (Wallace Shawn), Hamm (John Ratzenberger), and three-eyed aliens; in passing it's mentioned that Andy's sister, Molly, no longer has her Bo Peep lamp housing Bo Peep (Annie Potts), Woody's toy love.
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Also on the block: a vintage blue lamé dress she wore to a 1990 gala, the sherbet-colored Escada Couture ballgown she wore to the 1998 Daytime Emmys, a red Christian Lacroix gown she wore to a ball in 1993, and the Gucci coat and slinky white dress she's pictured in, above.
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During a visit to the film's set at the Grand Hotel Campo dei Fiori in Varese, Italy, slinky blood-red macramé dresses with bondage elements hung in a makeshift dressing room next to hair tunics that resembled nothing so much as long brunette versions of Martin Margiela's famous wig-coat from spring 2009.
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Located in the basement of the Burlington Square Mall, the Charlotte Russe was a beacon of a womanhood that was wildly foreign to me: Blaring hip-hop and welcoming shoppers with an army of slinky going-out tops draped on skinny-thick mannequins, it sold everything I'd seen on celebrities, but for $15.
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With an indefatigable quarterback and the most thrilling of game-winning touchdown passes; with a host of slinky, stretchy wide receivers and an unbending will; with a goal-line leap from a bull of a running back; and with Swinney in the middle of it all, screaming and shouting and cajoling and inspiring.
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Ultra-sexy and synonymous with powerful, over-the-top glamour, Versace is known for the palm-print dress that Jennifer Lopez wore to the 22015 Grammys, which remains the last word in low-cut necklines, and a slinky black number held together with gold safety pins worn by Elizabeth Hurley in 22017.
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First, Adora punishes Camille for writing an article about Wind Gap (which is, um, her job — for better or worse) by taking her to a store to try on dresses for Calhoun Day, and then snatching her clothes from her so she is forced to show her hundreds of scars in a slinky dress.
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Brandon Maxwell brought everyone to the 71st floor of 4 World Trade Center, laid the Hudson River and the sunset over New Jersey at their feet, dimmed the lights — and the darkened room became a nightclub, strafed by divas in short leather minidresses and sweetheart-neckline jumpsuits, big emerald furs and slinky emerald gowns.
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Last year, the most striking music he released as a solo artist was a collage piece titled "Do You See My Skin Through the Flames?" and "Sandra's Smile," a mournful, slinky ode to Sandra Bland, the twenty-eight-year-old black woman who, after being arrested during a routine traffic stop, died in police custody.
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Though the UK pretty quickly caught onto her extreme talent, it's cool to see her doing her thing overseas too: recently, she made her first appearance on US late night TV, which saw her give a slinky version of single "Hurtin' Me" while tackling some choreography, and now she's freestyling on famed Los Angeles radio station Power 106.
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At that point I didn't care if prison was a dangerous place, all I knew by the many stories I heard, in prison I would be able to roam freely, although it would be behind a fortified double-linked fence with barbed wire rolled out like a slinky on top, that stretched all the way around the prison compound.
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Seeing a woman like comedian Leslie Jones on the cover of Elle magazine wearing a slinky and glamorous gown by Sophie Theallet, Ashley Graham on the cover of Vogue wearing Prada, or Paloma Elsesser attending the CFDA Awards with designer Adam Selman feels like a revelation, not only for plus-size women, but for women in general.
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Premiering last night via WorldStarHipHop, "Buy Love" is a slinky, smooth anthem which has been benevolently released just in time to fill that weird gap near the end of your New Year's party when everyone is realizing just how lonely they are and instinctively reaching for the nearest breathing entity to snog the living face off.
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A soundtrack that spans from traditional flutes and drums to a bumping pulse of a bassline swirls you through the poetic, impressionistic film: an ode to how muxe live their lives, whether at the gym in vest tops and leggings, dancing in slinky spandex, or floating through the marketplace in the heavily floral embroidered dresses characteristic of this area.
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Sure, there were other shades on view, most notably white (see Sarah Paulson in Rodarte, Ms. Johansson, Jennifer Ehle in Temperley and Chrissy Teigen in Pamela Roland), black (Alex Wek in Oscar de la Renta, Uma Thurman in a slinky long shirtdress, Tina Fey in peekaboo latticed Sally Lapointe) — and black and white (Anna Kendrick in Miu Miu).
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"I Can See It Clear" wraps lyrics like "Been watching the vultures on the roadside / To see how they do it," around bled-out reverb and wandering melodies, disciplined by the drumming of producer Norm Block (Mark Lanagan, Warpaint's Jennylee) and a particularly slinky palm-muted guitar courtesy Jen Turner (Here We Go Magic, Exclamation Pony).
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When she enlists Pharrell for a sassy funk duet on the slinky "I Got the Juice," the song's playfulness delights but feels incompatible with the political slogans sprinkled throughout: "If you try to grab my pussy cat, this pussy grab you back," she taunts (get it?); meanwhile, the target of this quip still occupies the White House, and so a sour aftertaste emerges.
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So "Watermelon Man" became something more than a slinky strut, segueing into a clavinet funk shuffle like the one on Stevie Wonder's "Higher Ground." he fired off a keytar solo that highlighted the unusual skill set for that instrument: a different touch and sense of phrase than at the piano; a blinkered willingness to court ridicule in the service of play.
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So the oversize gold safety pins of fashion legend came not just on a slinky black gown slit up to here and sliced down to there, more asymmetric and twisty than the original, but also on nipped-in black jackets, holding together seams on the back and shoulders and paired with cropped mohair sweaters (stomachs were a prime erogenous zone) and black miniskirts.
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As the music unfolded, pitting the sternly militaristic opening theme against a slinky, fragile melody, Ms. Jansen continued to trade cues with members of the orchestra, matching her sound to the metallic crispness of a snare drum or flashing a look at the brass section while dispatching a volley of notes for those players to pick up and build on.
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Perhaps it's not surprising that the Grammys nominated his more nostalgic cuts in the R&B performance categories: "Woman's World," an impassioned response to James Brown's famous declaration, "It's a Man's Man's Man's World"; and the slinky "Turnin Me Up." But make no mistake: BJ the Chicago Kid is part of a vanguard that's modernizing hip-hop and R&B.
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For the cover above, Inez and Vinoodh dressed Lawrence in a slinky, gold, metal mesh gown by Versace with a dramatic thigh-high slit which they paired with a handful of David Yurman rings, slicking back her blonde hair and accentuating her features with very minimal bronzed makeup and shooting the whole thing on a simple grey backdrop to better let her natural beauty shine through.
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Known for her overtly provocative, slinky, slit-up-to-there dresses and big gold emblems, Versace staged something akin to a feminist rally: a giant venue, loud music, lots of friends and model upon model stomping (rather than the usual hip-thrusty gait) through the cavernous space in clothes that felt strong and sexy — which shouldn't be such a rare combination in fashion, but is.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS Toy Story Land will also include movie-themed rides, like "Slinky Dog Dash," a family-friendly roller-coaster, and "Alien Swirling Saucers," described as "a toy play set that Andy got from Pizza Planet, in which Aliens are flying around in their toy flying saucers and trying to capture guests' rocket toy vehicles with 'The Claw.'"
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Action-wise, "The School for Objects Criticized AE" portrays a conversation between an opinionated group of miscellany: There's Daphne Spring, a children's Slinky toy and seductive realist; Penny Powder, an emotionally malleable, unformed sculpture; the pseudo-intellectuals Lucian Samasota and Osmin Moses, both tape players; Sergei Skoffavitch, a "neo-post-Marxist" bottle of bleach; the feminist Despina Hall, an electric toaster; and the doorman, a taxidermic skunk.
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Daubing light, smooth, soaringly poised pop sheen on light, jaunty, strummed/plucked country guitar hooks, downplaying the effortlessness of her bafflingly catchy melodies, Clark sings as plainly and directly as can be while adding a bubblegum flavor to many of the best songs with nothing but textured acoustic guitar and electric banjo, plus a slinky rollerdisco keyboard in "Daughter" that somehow sounds perfectly natural.
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In a moment that saw her stepping out of her red carpet comfort zone of basic black – just two weeks ago she wore black Dior at the Golden Globes – but sticking to her preferred, pared down style, the white dress was slinky and simple, except for a tie detail which fell off the hip and down to the floor, offsetting the rest of the seemingly simple dress.
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Twenty-three-year-old London-born R&B singer Ella Mai is slowly turning into a star in the US. She's signed to DJ Mustard's 10 Summers label, she's got an slinky and effervescent throwback pop collaboration with Ty Dolla $ign in her catalog, and her latest single "Boo'd Up" is currently sitting between Drake's "Nice for What" and Ariana Grande's "No Tears Left to Cry" on the Billboard Hot 100.
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Whenever I find myself sighing so deeply that it pings off the back wall of the office, smacking me directly in the mouth with which it escaped, I slip this incredibly lucid and pellucid slice of rainforest-ready ambient techno on and then start punching myself in the face for writing "lucid and pellucid slinky slice of rainforest-ready ambient techno," until my face resembles a lamb shoulder left to rot on a summer's day.
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" Working the pedal with prodigious and playful subtlety, he used it on many hit songs — for crunching syncopations and floating, curling chords in the Temptations' "Papa Was a Rolling Stone"; for slinky countermelodies in Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get It On"; for chattering propulsion in Rose Royce's "Car Wash"; for little bluesy sighs and rhythmic nudges in Gloria Gaynor's "I Will Survive"; and for airborne, echoing interjections in Maxwell's "Ascension (Don't Ever Wonder).
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Prince wore heels when he barely wore anything at all (just bikini bottoms and a trench coat); he wore them in "Purple Rain" and with baroque brocade; he paired them with pastel suits, laser-cut, bottom-baring jumpsuits; he wore them with white hippie tunics at Coachella and slinky metallic gold at the Grammys; he wore them offstage, out to dinner in Sweden in 2013, and, according to Mike Tyson's memoir, "Undisputed Truth," to play basketball.
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Unlikely because we didn't know anything about it until a great mass of its seething cultural products appeared on our doorstep circa 1973, notably the desperado epic The Harder They Come—as tough and cheap as a spaghetti western, as taut as an epigram—and then its glistening soundtrack (nobody can make out the words to the Maytals' "Sweet and Dandy," and we only figure out it's about a country wedding long after we've given ourselves over to its perpetual-motion groove, like a Slinky if it could go up the stairs as well as down), and then a whole profusion of records.
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