I have a Schoffel tweed cap I like in a Blenheim tweed, and another tweed Barbour one.
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Well, there is tweed now, but it is, like, 'tweed.
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One, called "Tweedy", is a small creature fashioned out of tweed—a tiny tweed poo sits neatly alongside it.
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Glenn Martens at Y/Project (right) sent down an oversize, men's wear-inspired tweed coat over a matching tweed cutout bustier.
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CHANEL Tweed de Chanel Tweed has been synonymous with Chanel ever since Coco transposed it from men's to women's fashions in the 1920s.
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He met them punctually, at Exeter station or in Dublin, his tall slim figure bulked out with a tweed coat and floppy tweed hat.
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In Galway, the Tweed Project sources Irish sheep's wool and commissions weavers to make the tweed cloth for contemporary garments intended to last a lifetime.
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Few things look more sophisticated than slipping on a tweed jacket, skirt, or dress before a fancy holiday dinner — especially if the tweed is of the iconic Chanel variety.
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Nowhere was this truer than in New York City, where the shadow of William M. Tweed, known to most everyone as Boss Tweed, loomed over Democratic politics for generations.
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Some called for the Tweed Courthouse in Lower Manhattan, which is home to the Department of Education, to be renamed, because of the corruption associated with its namesake, Boss Tweed.
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Rothy's Round Toe Flat in Charcoal Tweed Fabric, $125; nordstrom.
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Chuck Rifici of the Canadian cannabis giant Tweed Marijuana Inc.
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"After China and Japan, Vietnam is probably next," says Tweed.
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I have them in black, tweed, all kinds of colors.
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She wore a brown tweed cap that matched my coat.
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A Chanel tweed blazer with a loose button is $1,295.
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Kate opted for a bright blue tweed skirt suit with frayed fringe details and silver threading by Rebecca Taylor, while the Queen wore a cream tweed jacket and matching hat with delicate pastel details.
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In the Tweed factory in eastern Ontario, where children used to buy broken candy bars from Hershey, Tweed has a carefully appointed visitors' center, museum, cafe and gift shop offering clothing and marijuana paraphernalia.
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And another necklace — the Tweed Couture — imitated the irregular weave of colored tweed by creating a fluid fan of strands set with diamonds, pink sapphires and spinels, interlaced with a lattice of fine gold yarn.
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I get a navy silk top and grey tweed cigarette pants.
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Tweed claims its quality control measures go beyond Health Canada requirements.
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One cap was red, the other one, classier, a houndstooth tweed.
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Isn't that what you like about tweed, that it feels horrible?
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He wore a crisp white T-shirt and a tweed blazer.
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In a newsletter, Tweed insisted they were "optimistic" about the future.
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The patterns were psychedelic mash-ups of herringbone, paisley, tweed and velvet.
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Want to see some of the first Chanel tweed samples ever made?
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Her tweed suit by Bill Pashley showcased her country style, says Lynn.
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Cruelty is woven into boxing like tweed into a fine herringbone jacket.
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They are Milbank Tweed Hadley & McCloy and Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison.
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Both were wearing jackets: tweed for Peck, caramel-colored leather for Chapman.
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FERRELL Well, no one looks better in tweed than John C. Reilly.
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In a tweed sports jacket, standing in a brass-and-glass elevator.
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It's the kind of tweed brigade that I've always pushed back on.
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There were cap-toed flats, tweed jackets, loose cardigans, and pleated skirts.
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Michael Kors Tweed Faux Fur Trim Moto Jacket, $198, available at Nordstrom
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These days, Beckham prefers knits and casual patterns, like this tweed suit.
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V.I.P.'s have spent time on the island, but often against their will, in prisons — among them, the anarchist Emma Goldman and William Tweed, better known as Boss Tweed, said Judith Berdy, president of the island's historical society.
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Morestead's look is historic: He's wearing the first ever horse-sized tweed suit.
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In that vein, she was also launching her own unisex "Sargent Harris" tweed.
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Tweed was a Democrat, but his thefts made the entire establishment look worse.
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It will also grant Acreage access to Canopy vault of brands including Tweed.
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But the crossword is the tweed-wearing grandpappy of passive time well spent.
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Models in glinting tweed culottes shot through with bronze and draped satin frocks.
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Like Aniston, she also wore black heels and carried a tweed Chanel handbag.
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"Boss" Tweed walked his daughter, Mary Amelia, down the aisle at Trinity Chapel.
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He moves over from Milbank Tweed Hadley & McCloy where he was special counsel.
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At Goodwood, he wears his very British heart on his tweed jacket sleeve.
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The camera caught his sneakers, the carpet, the flash of a tweed couch.
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Watch the first episode, in which Tweed-Simmons recreates a fashion shoot, above.
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" Mr. DeFrancisco wrote last week, "So pathetic, it would make Boss Tweed blush.
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I throw the three blouses and tweed skirt into my cart and checkout.
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Black and white tweed coats and large dresses also had embroidered sparkling flowers.
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I wear a pair of vintage cigarette pants, a blouse, and tweed blazer.
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Harris Tweed is arguably the most famous export of the Outer Hebrides, and though the handwoven cloth is named after the Isle of Harris, the only three working Harris Tweed mills in the world are on the adjoining Isle of Lewis.
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"The federal court ruled yesterday that certain aspects of the MMPR regulations, the regulations that govern Tweed and all Licensed Producers, do not adequately give patients sufficient access to the medicine we produce," Tweed president Mark Zekulin wrote to clients Thursday.
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Floral embroidery decorated oversized tweed jackets and skirts suits as well as tiered dresses.
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Earlier, he'd joked about wearing a tweed blazer, in the pipe-smoking literary manner.
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William Magear Tweed was a prodigious crook, elected to Congress before he turned 30.
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Yes, the new Bentley Continental GT Convertible, unveiled today, has an optional tweed roof.
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The leaves are golden yellow and Robin Williams is wearing tweed (peak fall clothing).
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He looked every inch a patrician figure, with his tweed suits and walrus moustache.
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"That actually makes me nervous," Man No. 51, a bespectacled fellow in tweed, said.
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Cartoonist Thomas Nast caricatured Tweed as a corpulent, corrupt politician who looted the city.
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Slender and fine-boned, he's dressed in a tweed suit, his mustache closely trimmed.
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It reeks of gun rooms and leather; of port, wet Labradors and old tweed.
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"He's always that boy in a tweed jacket swooping toward me on his bike."
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The creator and star of "Fleabag" had a fashion moment in her tweed suit.
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He wore tweed suits in the winter and seersucker or linen in the summer.
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Sophie Tweed-Simmons is proof the apple peach doesn't fall far from the tree.
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Tweed jackets hung from a clothes rack; a piano was due to be delivered shortly.
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Start with one or two blazers in traditional shapes and colors (like black or tweed).
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At Milbank, Tweed, he specialized in trusts and estates for clients including the Rockefeller family.
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Rifici co-founded Tweed Marijuana Inc, the company that became Canopy Growth, with Bruce Linton.
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He wore his usual attire of an Irish tweed jacket, cowboy boots and a fedora.
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Beyond that, abandoned factories, like the one Tweed operates in, have suddenly become hot properties.
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Eubank dressed like an English country gentleman, all tweed and jodhpurs, bowler hat and monocle.
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We also had ALUM, ENOL, XENON and that professorial fabric, TWEED (with elbow patches, presumably).
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Many of today's restrictions on the city began as safeguards that Albany imposed against Tweed.
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We sent a classic tweed suit to a denim factory in L.A. to get distressed.
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Samuel J. Tilden of New York to handpick a judge who was prejudiced against Tweed.
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The floors WeWork is leasing were previously occupied by Milbank Tweed and a municipal agency.
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Choose from seven classy shades (and some tweed options) here, with prices starting at $15.99.
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There are also some classy leather and tweed ones if you're looking for something subtle.
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The Duchess of Cambridge had a fabulous tweed moment while visiting the National Football Museum.
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Middleton wore a tweed pink-and-blue Erdem coat with navy suede heels to match.
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Four of those shops will be run by Tweed, a subsidiary of cannabis giant Canopy Growth.
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This look did have a slight difference, however, as Middleton paired it with a tweed jacket.
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Shirley motioned to Linda and patted the marled champagne tweed on the love seat beside her.
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Best consumed in the morning with a pint of beer while wearing a tweed hunting hat.
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The New York Times exposed Tammany Hall's Boss Tweed for stealing as much as $45 million.
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The clientele couldn't be further from the fusty tweed-clad Old Boys Club I was expecting.
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Canopy's subsidiary Tweed also sells three varieties of cannabis products in partnership with rapper Snoop Dogg.
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The quintessential tweed suit was styled with thick tights, chunky scarves, and for some, even hoods.
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My friend Shannon Tweed pushed me every minute of every day, but she didn't pity me.
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It was a time when climbers dined on quail and herring, and wore pyjamas under tweed.
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He paired belted jackets and leopard-print and multicolor fur coats with leather and tweed skirts.
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The cartoons led to electoral losses for Tweed's political ring, and soon Tweed was in jail.
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Founded in 1838, it houses such good and bad guys as Leonard Bernstein and Boss Tweed.
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His twists on the brand's famed tweed suits, season after season, earned him a faithful following.
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The Telegraph reports that Tweed and Prince Andrew were photographed together just last week playing golf.
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Not that Harris tweed ($895) is the gentlest of fabrics, but the rigidity was a challenge.
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Bret: I'm all for youth and energy, especially against a modern-day Boss Tweed like Crowley.
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If you want to be blonde, forgo the single-process platinum for a modern, rooted tweed.
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A tweed-clad woman clambered onto the runway, security guards scrambled and Gigi Hadid took action.
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Then to summon up the names of yesteryear— Yardley's April Violets; Morny White Heather; Lenthéric Tweed!
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Choose from ten colors and patterns in leather or tweed here, with prices starting at $703.
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That with a Barbour, your favorite pair of matching tweed plus fours, and your chateau boots.
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The old elongated hip-slung pants were back; the layers of cotton and sheer tank tops, the Crombie coats in tweed and glossy cherry over transparent T-shirts, the tweed boilersuits and parkas and pink denim and lamé shifts that somehow suggest undress more than dress.
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The actor, meanwhile, opted for a tweed jacket over a grey sweater, plus black pants and sneakers.
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We've rounded up our favorite looks so far, from dreamy floral gowns to sweet tweed two-pieces.
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Whether you wear a tweed jacket or safety goggles, then, globalisation creates losers as well as winners.
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The Chanel version of a space suit is metallic, coated in glitter, and fashioned out of tweed.
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Nancy Reagan wears a timeless tweed coat dress while meeting with Diana Princess of Wales in 1985.
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At the Chanel boutique in Bushwick, Brooklyn, black-and-white tweed skirts hang near gold lamé gowns.
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And Mr. Tweed practices out o foffices in the especially favorable jurisdictions of Belfast, London and Dublin.
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By Design Ireland is a country still best known for Waterford crystal, Belfast linen and Donegal tweed.
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"The U.S. runs trade deficits with all of them, in some cases quite big ones," writes Tweed.
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Models paraded in demure A-line skirts, hooded coats and wide-legged jumpsuits in classic Chanel tweed.
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Dion sported black leather snakeskin-print pants with a tweed jacket from Chanel that featured gold accents.
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Back in his chauffeured car, whisking downtown to his office at the Tweed Courthouse, Mr. Carranza sighed.
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The designers reinterpret traditional men's wear fabrics — tweed, velvet and cotton shirting — with surprising, often cropped, silhouettes.
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Unfortunately, the powerful William M. Tweed got control of the park in 1870 and ended these plans.
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In a civilization ruined by cellphones and flip-flops, he is ink and paper, corduroy and tweed.
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Conveniently enough, Prince Andrew was spotted Monday playing golf with Paul Tweed, a high-powered defense attorney.
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The suit was green Cheviot tweed so well worn that it was shiny as a tuxedo lapel.
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Of course, it's also the birthplace of some of fall's most classic prints: Plaid, tweed, and tartan.
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OneWeb also worked with Barclays and the law firms Choate Hall & Stewart and Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy.
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And Mr. Tweed practices out of offices in the especially favorable jurisdictions of Belfast, London and Dublin.
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He was wearing a tweed suit, over a shiny sweater, and his black hair was brushed back.
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Baffled, I called William Tweed, the retired Sequoia park ranger, who has also written about the colony.
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Tightly buttoned over his massive chest was a tweed jacket and, under it, an orange sports shirt.
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A "tweed" was woven from bits of chiffon, like the dreams tied on to a wishing tree.
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For an $21955 admission fee, you can ogle things like Jack Kerouac's tweed jacket and Ginsberg's typewriter.
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"We're in a bit of a pickle," says Dennis Ashton, a farmer in tweed jacket and flat cap.
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Smiling for the cameras, she wore a perfectly compliant metallic tweed Chanel evening dress and strappy black stilettos.
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It's fashioned out of a tweed-line material, outlined by black-leather piping along the neckline and sleeves.
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Meanwhile, first daughter Ivanka Trump was dressed in a $2000 asymmetrical plaid tweed Oscar de la Renta dress.
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Hillary, meanwhile, is smiling to the camera — wearing a black and white tweed jacket over a fuchsia top.
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Wearing a tweed cap and eagle-emblazoned shirt, the actor Clint Howard showed up at Mr. Cruz's event.
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At Tweed, for example, sales last year from the medical marijuana business were just 2000 million Canadian dollars.
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At a large lab at Tweed, for example, scientists are laboring away under fume hoods on marijuana drinks.
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RIVER TWEED LANE, 6553-Evan R. and Patricia A. Remele to Patricia L. and Craig W. Edwards, $247,000.
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I tried on a spectacular forest green tweed blazer ($1,425) that was 80 percent rigor, 20 percent insouciance.
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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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He was wearing a voluminous, cheap-looking tweed jacket, and had a squiff of hair, dyed jet black.
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Tweed jackets, kitten heels, top-handle handbags and more reworked classics, ready for the complications of everyday life.
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Stock prices for Tweed, Canada's first publicly-traded marijuana producer, dropped significantly after the court ruled this afternoon.
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It is led by Nigel Farage, a tweed-wearing Trump with less charm and none of the wealth.
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"When girls hit the age of 12 or 13, for some reason we all start hating ourselves, and it took me a long time to get over that, especially being a curvier woman and having a mom that's a model," says Tweed-Simmons, whose mother is Canadian model Shannon Tweed.
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Cardi wore the matching tweed "Check The Resume" set on the carpet, which she called a "Chanel inspired" design.
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Cara Delevingne, a muse of Karl Lagerfeld's, briefly returned to modeling for the occasion, donning a signature Chanel tweed.
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" In response to Perkins' BBC interview, Paul Tweed issued a statement on behalf of Weinstein denying the allegations. "Mr.
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Tweed was eventually convicted on hundreds of criminal charges, and New York City successfully sued him for $6 million.
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Plus, she does it all without turning to the typical "it's autumn, you guys" tropes, like flannel and tweed.
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Delpozo Balloon Sleeve Blouse, $1,700, available at Moda Operandi; Tibi Luxe Tweed Easton Tie Pants, $495, available at Tibi.
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Wood tiles made a mosaic on a long vest, worn over a silver satin blouse and skinny tweed skirt.
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A timeless tweed skirt works with a classic striped knit because neither of those pieces is busy or overwhelming.
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A teal tweed suit might not be an obvious choice for a July afternoon, but that didn't stop Cumberbatch.
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Queen Elizabeth and Princess Kate had tweed on their minds when they selected outfits for their separate events Tuesday.
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Sophie Tweed-Simmons is willing to make the leap from lingerie model to nekkidness ... but it's gotta be artsy.
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"There are angels walking around among us," said Mr. Best, in a navy tweed suit with a burgundy tie.
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In the back alcove, I found a compromise: a tweed Golden Bear varsity jacket ($595) that had aristocratic zest.
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He wore the ratty tweed jacket he thought was required of poets, even in weather too warm for jackets.
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Leather coats came over moire pants came over printed python boots; ruby feathers and chunky knits came under tweed.
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The crasher wore a houndstooth tweed suit and a flat-topped hat, presumably to blend in with the models.
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Mr. Churkin, in a gray tweed coat, his silver hair swept back as usual, was deadpan in his response.
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The debt is evident in Mr. Tron's snaky jersey dresses and wool tweed jersey tailoring, but no less welcome.
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By that, I mean they took great pride in owning 80 percent of Scotland and dressing exclusively in tweed.
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The politician William M. Tweed, who was known as Boss and is buried there, would surely delight in the sparring.
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The included charging case is covered in a smooth tweed-like fabric and provides 12 total hours of battery life.
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Sophie Tweed-Simmons is shutting down critics who have accused her lingerie campaign photos for Adore Me of being altered.
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The coat, also created by Stewart Parvin, is an edge-to-edge design with a fastening in lime silk tweed.
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And she could spot it in this man: the imposing height, the military moustache, the cavalry twills and tweed cap.
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George sported a tweed hat with a gray scarf tucked into a double-breasted black coat and loose-cut jeans.
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Look at the Thomas Nast cartoons of Tammany Hall and Boss Tweed; this was an organization that ran New York.
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Karla was wearing a tweed A-line dress with a shawl collar, and boots—"very Miu Miu-esque," she said.
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So I kind of like the English gentleman revival, and tweed waistcoats are something I've dabbled with in the past.
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He's actively unpleasant to watch — which is a problem, given that the show rests squarely on his tweed-clad shoulders.
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He was probably in his 60s, and he wore an old-fashioned tweed suit and a bowler with a feather.
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A deep-pocketed, coral tone jacket can double as a dress; boxy tweed jackets can be worn over tubular sheaths.
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Walter sat waiting in professorial repose, hands resting on his tweed vest and sharp eyes trained on a distant llama.
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He was probably in his 210s, and he wore an old-fashioned tweed suit and a bowler with a feather.
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The clothes, too, were understated and unfussy: hand-woven sweaters, trench coats in tweed and suede, corduroy slacks, brown blazers.
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How and why has Nancy evolved from her tweed-suited origins to her new role as a thoroughly modern snoop?
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It's a wool tweed dress with fringe trim that is edgy yet work-appropriate, and I HAVE to have it!
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In a faux fur cape, hole-punched to create little flapping sequins, like doorways into time, atop a tweed skirt.
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"If a traditional media company was doing this, there would be all hell to pay for censorship," Mr. Tweed said.
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Sitrick ended up suing Epstein for failing to pay his bills, and Tweed eventually stopped working for him as well.
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"You reach a stage in life where what you most frequently see in history is irony," Tweed told me sagely.
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But several months after the New York meeting, Tweed arranged for Nuseibeh to meet with a British politician, Damian Collins.
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I imagined being mentored by men in tweed jackets sitting in oversize armchairs, our faces illuminated by a crackling fire.
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Voluminous soft tweed coats in black and white, and high-waisted pleated pants with room to stride, hands in pockets.
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Shannon Tweed, wife to KISS frontman Gene Simmons, told TMZ that Trump's team approached KISS about performing at the inauguration.
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It's for a spread inspired by Cinderella, and there are big blue gowns, tweed and tiaras, and white satin trousers.
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He was wearing tweed, sporting a neatly trimmed white beard, and his cheeks were round and rosy like polished holiday apples.
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There were, of course, the requisite bouclé jackets and tweed twinsets, modernized in an array of technicolor and graphic digital prints.
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BOSS TWEED The Rise and Fall of the Corrupt Pol Who Conceived the Soul of Modern New YorkBy Kenneth D. Ackerman.
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Sophie Tweed-Simmons is scoffing at the haters who think her sultry lingerie shoot was photoshopped to a fare thee well.
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The royals recently had another fashion face-off when they both opted for tweed ensembles during a busy day of events.
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He has bought a plot in Green-Wood Cemetery near where Boss Tweed, the 19th-century Tammany Hall politico, is buried.
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Nast also helped bring down the New York politician William M. Tweed, the boss of the rapacious Democratic machine Tammany Hall.
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Tweed tried to bribe Nast and threatened to use his control over city agencies to financially damage Nast's publisher, Harper's Magazine.
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Mr. Pearson, also 30, is an associate specializing in transportation finance at the New York law firm Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy.
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My friend had not danced her way to the provost's office, had not shimmied her tweed-blazered body into scholarly stardom.
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He declared his candidacy in front of the Tweed Courthouse steps in 2010, promising to usher in an era of change.
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In church, the normally buttoned-up crowd seemed to be letting loose, with Cubs T-shirts peeking out from tweed blazers.
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Then there were some less convincing shredded denim pedal pushers and zippered tweed tracksuits that frankly deserved to be thrown overboard.
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That included one in New York with Holtzman and a prominent libel lawyer, Paul Tweed, that was detailed in the documents.
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Indeed. And in the confines of that otherwise holy space came little tweed Chanel-ish mini-suits trimmed in metal O-rings, and little tweed dresses bolted together with gradient lengths of steel; pink wide-wale corduroys sprinkled with embroidered pole-dancer silhouettes instead of teddy bears; and charmeuse lingerie dresses inset with lace marijuana leaves.
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Tulle skirts were paired with knit tops, tweed was used to create a sexy suit and chiffon added movement to the looks.
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Simmons also had had his own show, "Gene Simmons Family Jewels," that featured wife Shannon Tweed, and his kids Nick and Sophie.
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But what makes it better is that, at $105, it's only a fraction of the cost of a real Chanel tweed piece.
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An increasingly frustrated tweed-clad Spencer struggled to get his message out because of the loud booing and chanting from audience members.
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And if you're worried about period accuracy, the 113,103-cc engine is a faithful reproduction, as are the tweed-covered bucket seats.
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And if you're worried about period accuracy, the 2,992-cc engine is a faithful reproduction, as are the tweed-covered bucket seats.
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Just like those Tweed Bike Rides or A-ha-themed dance parties except with many selfies, Vines, Snapchats, and #datenight-tagged Instagrams.
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I am reliably mistaken for a student at my various teaching jobs because I'm not a white man in a tweed jacket.
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At neighbouring La Giostra, where last night women in tweed jackets ate smoked-salmon pizza, the doors are blocked by overflowing bins.
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"The Brits started it here, so why not?" says a tweed-jacketed executive, Sabih Ur Rehman, puffing on a Silk Cut cigarette.
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Queen Elizabeth wore a pastel tweed dress in shades of pale pink, mint, yellow and gold and matching hat by Angela Kelly.
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Plus, she's easily (and almost comically) identifiable in a crowd by her always-structured bob, oversized sunglasses, and go-to Chanel tweed.
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Poor Gene couldn't get a word in edgewise Wednesday night as he, wife Shannon Tweed and daughter Sophie left Catch in WeHo.
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For the royal outing, the monarch wore a festive red and grey tweed coat, which she paired with a matching feathered hat.
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I mount the hill, and about halfway up, Harry Howard—a 21-year-old in pinstripes and tweed—stumbles toward me, lost.
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There were pencil skirts in tweed, fur coats that looked almost like shag rugs, and lots of metallic-accented coats and dresses.
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Mr. Price, 32, is an associate at the New York law firm Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy, where he specializes in financial restructuring.
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We got Gene, Shannon Tweed and the kids at LAX Thursday and they were both open on the subject of tonsil hockey.
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In addition, Epstein's former UK lawyer, Tweed, became friends with the Duke and Duchess, who would go on to hire him herself.
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Her sister Gigi in a tweed midriff number, slithering down a reproduction of the mirrored staircase at Coco Chanel's shop in Paris.
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In his jeans and tweed jacket, he looks like a math tutor on a not-so-hot date, a nebbish of mystery.
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Tweed was paired with stargate shirting; the shoulders big and space-striped, like a pseudo-mantle; skirt suits layered under cosmic vests.
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Last year, the United States-based Milbank Tweed Hadley & McCloy announced that it would leapfrog rivals and pay first-year associates $190,000.
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Lagerfeld produced styles that immediately read as Chanel, trading on classic components of Gabrielle Chanel's repertoire: bouclé tweed suiting, pearls, chains, camellias.
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" If Tweed was innocent, Mr. Karp wrote, "How could so many people combine in so massive a conspiracy against an innocent man?
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The white oversized tweed suit was accessorized with brooches featuring interlocking Cs and a big black sequined logo under the left pocket.
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At the high jewelry presentations in chilly Paris, Chanel went for tweed, Dior went for pairs, and Boucheron celebrated the Question Mark.
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Nearby, a teenage Ms. Young in a tweed suit stands with an arm around Michael Jackson in a New Jersey hotel lobby.
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It's the U.K. Independence Party leader Paul Nuttall, striding about in a tweed jacket and matching hat like a Victorian country squire.
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What to do with bolts of nineteen-fifties tweed so heavy that to wear it in a modern office would court heatstroke?
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Model Kaia Gerber showed off a bright pink, skirted version with flowery, white shoulders, while others wore longer versions of the tweed skirts.
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The label said last week it had no immediate plans to try to sell its famed tweed jackets or quilted leather bags online.
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For their night out, Kutcher wore a black V-neck underneath a brown tweed sport coat, jeans, and an orange LA Dodgers hat.
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I imagined myself walking through the streets of a large English city, wrapped up in a big coat and wearing a tweed cap.
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Surfer Sam Yoon was ecstatic when he was knocked off his board by the aquatic mammal off Duranbah Beach, in Australia's Tweed Heads.
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Canopy subsidiary Tweed unveiled a partnership with entertainment and cannabis icon Snoop Dogg in February 2016, complete with curated content and brand strategy.
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The contemporary clothing line features lots of opera coats, tweed jackets and three-quarter-sleeve dresses, and is inspired by her preppy lifestyle.
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Where ladies parade in faux minks and polka-dot dresses and bright rouge, whilst gentlemen strut about in plucky caps and tweed waistcoats.
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"When I was 14 and just trying modeling, they would flat out tell you, 'You're not small enough,' " Tweed-Simmons, 23, tells PEOPLE.
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I was seeing Khan for the first time without his usual suit and tie; he wore a black turtleneck and a tweed jacket.
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That evening I smoothed my green tweed skirt as I waited for her to arrive at the southern-style restaurant I had chosen.
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Mr. Wolfe's was also a silk-tweed that, as he soon discovered, was too bulky to wear through a stifling summer in Manhattan.
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The weather is mild, but the coat he is being asked to wear is of heavy tweed, intended for an altogether different season.
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Former federal prosecutor for the Southern District of New York, Adam Fee, has joined Milbank Tweed Hadley & McCloy as special counsel in New York.
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In 2013 she chose a red organza tweed flounce dress with a black yoke and accessorized with a jeweled Alexis Bittar flower brooch. 2014
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Two robo-models opened the show — a cross between Daft Punk and Stormtroopers who went shopping on Rue Cambon for their matching tweed suits.
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She set the record in Tweed Heads, New South Wales, Australia with the aid of owner Robert Dollwet, who rescued her from a shelter.
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Word travels fast on the Isle of Lewis, population 21,000, a blustery Scottish outcrop which has traditionally churned out tweed and hardy evangelical Christians.
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Model Kaia Gerber showed off a bright pink, skirted version with feathery, white shoulders, while others wore off-the-shoulder, long gowns in tweed.
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Dobrev's look — a black and white houndstooth tweed skirt suit with a black blouse underneath and a black round top hat — was spot on.
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A custom-made tweed suit worn by former Beatle John Lennon is set to go up for auction with a price tag of $65,000.
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Her Oscar-winning husband, 55, wore a tweed hat with a gray scarf tucked into a double-breasted black coat and loose-cut jeans.
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For example, he incorporated tweed into the upcoming grunge style, and placed the brand's monogram on unexpected items, such as flashy belts and jewelry.
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The retired soccer player, 42, looked dapper in a tweed suit while his son dressed more casual in a white T-shirt and slacks.
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With many famous and infamous figures laid to rest here—from Boss Tweed to Basquiat—the cemetery is full of tragic and beguiling tales.
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The result was a fairly banal commercial collection of biker jackets with quilted arms, tweed tailored coats, paisley and flash-tattoo patterns, tropical prints.
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He rebranded himself as a man of action who during speeches would throw away his oppressive tweed jacket and demonstratively roll up his sleeves.
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Next to one of Coco Chanel's classic bouclé tweed suits from the mid-1960s, Mr. Bolton has installed three new versions by Mr. Lagerfeld.
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Instead, he stood off to the side photographing women like Annette de la Renta and Mercedes Bass in their beaded gowns and tweed suits.
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Now 91, Mr. Kaminsky is a small man with a long white beard and tweed jacket, who shuffles around his neighborhood with a cane.
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Now, in his latest 420-related business venture, Snoop has agreed to partner with one of the biggest corporate weed companies in Canada: Tweed.
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Now it's home to Tweed, whose parent company, Canopy Growth, was the first Canadian marijuana grower to debut on the New York Stock Exchange.
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The colors — in soft knits and tufted furs and tweed bouclés and one Matisse-like leaf print — faded into the ground like natural camouflage.
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Pants (cut loose and long in tweed bouclé, mousseline and silk satin, paired with neat jackets or cast as a jumpsuit) dominated the collection.
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Today: a Client Strategist (Sales) working in Digital Marketing who makes $25,245 per year and spends some of her money on a tweed skirt.
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Didn't he spend the last four seasons of the show striding through mud in Harris tweed and trying to boost the Crawleys' bottom line?
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The afternoon high of seventy-three was warm enough to unstitch a few loose strands of sweat and make him lament the Saxony tweed.
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Throw pillows — most with a toast-brown textured weave, but one that's burnt orange, Mr. Price's favorite color — are piled on the tweed sectional.
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Douglas Landy is a partner in the New York office of Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy and a member of the firm's Leveraged Finance Group.
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James Kong is an associate in the New York office of Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy and a member of the firm's Leveraged Finance Group.
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For more than three decades, he presented riff after riff on the tweed suit, the two-tone shoes, the pearls, the little black dress.
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Lagerfeld's collection was a rich procession of ski-inspired ensembles, including puffer jackets, winter whites, sweeping tweed overcoats and mini ski-lift-shaped bags.
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Over 100 people braved the cold and wind in the provincial capital St. John's, lining up outside a Tweed-branded store owned by Canopy.
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The tweed jacket he cut to the midriff, covered in sequins and styled with bike shorts (and a surfboard), and lengthened into an athleisure look.
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The characters themselves underwent their own period makeovers, trading their regular clothes and monster fur for dashing, hand-sewed tweed outerwear and exaggerated facial hair.
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According to The Telegraph, roughly 200 miles of tweed are worn every year by spectators at Cheltenham, so Morestead fits in with the dress code.
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To the 2013 State of the Union address, she wore a custom red tweed Jason Wu dress accented with a black yoke and leather trim.
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"Once again, the fashion crowd have followed the country crowd, first with tweed, now with red trousers," Mark Hedges, editor of Country Life, told Mashable.
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The actress wore a white button-down tucked into a patent leather pencil skirt and paired with a classic Chanel tweed jacket smattered in sequins.
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It's thrilling to see an elderly professor in a tweed suit correctly answer, "What is Vanderpump Rules?" seconds after sweeping a category on Greek architecture.
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The photos, taken by Barry Jeffery, feature the queen in a white tweed shift, hands in her pockets, slouching like a fashion model and grinning.
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This year, its subsidiary Tweed announced a partnership with Snoop Dogg, and it became the first weed company to list on a major stock exchange.
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She sported a multicolored tweed cropped strapless top and matching wide-leg trousers, paired with turquoise platform sandals and a bold yellow quilted Chanel handbag.
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Her goodbye party at Tweed Courthouse, the Education Department's headquarters, was held on Friday, after which she flew to Florida, where she has a home.
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But his sense of humor tempers his Boston Brahmin accent, herringbone tweed coats with fur shawl collars, Thom Browne suits and tapered-toe leather shoes.
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Workshop tours and weaving demonstrations are available, and visitors can shop for authentic Harris Tweed suiting, checked scarves and tartan bedspreads at the mill's store.
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There isn't even a sign on the factory where it moved in 1956 after a fire destroyed the original Canadian plant in nearby Tweed, Ontario.
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Never mind that the thing slips in and out of the pocket of Panay's salt-and-pepper tweed blazer exactly the way a smartphone would.
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In their defense, the pace of change must be dizzying for those stuck in the era of knee-length trousers, ruffled cravats and tweed jackets.
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Former New York political boss William M. "Boss" Tweed was arrested in 1873 after cartoonist Thomas Nast exposed his massive corruption ring in Harper's Weekly.
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His lectures were theatrical pieces that commonly left his audience transported and the performer, in his Ivy League uniform of tie and tweed jacket, drained.
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The 23-year-old spawn of KISS rocker Gene Simmons and former Playboy Playmate Shannon Tweed put her curves on display during a photo shoot.
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In the trailer, Reynolds' Pikachu (wearing a tiny tweed detective's cap) meets up with the human protagonist, Tim (played by Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom's Justice Smith).
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In one case, Tweed spotted a fake coke can full of cash and SD cards, while Rob managed to spot a device hidden in a drawer.
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Plus, besides its Shark Tank debut, The Style Club has already been worn by the likes of Vanessa Hudgens, Sophie Tweed Simmons, Diane Guerrero, and more.
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In anticipation of this year's Cheltenham Festival, Morstead showed up dressed in a three-piece tweed suit, designed by former Alexander McQueen apprentice Emma Sandham-King.
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"I was trying to find stock images that aren't too stuffy and more realistic, that don't show us with tweed jackets and elbow patches," she says.
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There's leather, velvet, linen, and tweed, making it easy to get a great sofa whether you're moving into a new place or are looking to upgrade.
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Tilda Swinton joined the memorial, dressed in tweed peplum jacket and bloomers as she read a line from Virginia Woolf's "Orlando," another one of Lagerfeld's favorites.
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He was no Boss Tweed, the most notorious ruler of the New York Democratic machine ("Tammany Hall"), though people often cast that stuff in his direction.
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Models wore plenty of the brand's signature tweed — starting with jackets with angular shoulders and elbow-length sleeves paired with culotte trousers and, later coat dresses.
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The Duchess of Cambridge paid tribute to one of the city's most renowned fashion houses with a multicolor tweed blazer dress and branded belt, Vogue reports.
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"If I were the parties, I would try to steer it to the FTC," said Fiona Schaeffer of the law firm Milbank, Tweed, Hadley and McCloy.
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There was tweed, of course, plus camel car coats and crisp white shirts, and billowing silk skirts and tea dresses with exotic Asian and African prints.
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These included embroidered evening dresses and strict tweed suits with exaggerated basques, as well as curving parkas and Perfecto-style jackets based on grand opera coats.
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Campbell, 48, wore a metallic black ombré Ralph & Russo Couture cocktail dress and cropped cape, featuring hand woven silk tulle tweed, crystal stones and strich feather .
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Tweed and wool cocoon coats framed the clavicle and neck, with the zippered fastening inset a few inches from the edge to create an undulating wave.
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There were oversize tweed blazers and chunky fisherman knits (for both men and women) and baby blue tuxedo jackets and skinny lounge-lizard pants (for men).
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That there were a number of these in herringbone, camel, bird's eye tweed, in a show of summer men's wear, was a tale all its own.
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That power-sharing structure did not last long, with Mr. Canellos leaving less than a year later to become a partner at Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy.
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Some of the party, who had clearly been forewarned, wore spectacularly complete English shooting drag, tweed waistcoats and jackets and caps and trousers and so on.
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John, in three-piece tweed, describes himself as "a bit more reactionary than most," and is seen strolling the courtyard of Westminster School with lordly assurance.
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The archive of McQueen fabrics includes the iconic chiffon, tweed, and silks that Burton used in fabricating hundreds of collections during her tenure at the brand.
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The head and founder of the firm, Michael Sitrick, said he in turn recommended that Epstein hire a new lawyer, the UK defamation attorney Paul Tweed.
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Some of the nails mimicked the knitwear and tweed that bounced down the runway, and a few of the sets borrowed actual lace from the collection.
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Even in his final illness, lying on a monastically narrow bed, he remained exquisitely attired, in a tweed jacket, a crisp white shirt, and an ascot.
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Next was a vintage-look Ann Taylor Loft jacket in red, black and white plaid tweed with bracelet-length sleeves, covered buttons and a rounded neckline.
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Beyond their signature English-garden florals, the designers also incorporated several tweed pieces into the collection — perfect for the office or the ladies-who-lunch crowd.
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Chanel staples were in full swing: pearl necklaces, tweed suiting in all of its changing silhouettes, statement accessories with a twist, and, of course, the Hadid sisters.
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A gold and ice blue Linton tweed bomber jacket was worn with a dramatic fox fur-lined hood that could almost be mistaken for a blow-dry.
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He probably thinks the papers are still delivered by boys in tweed news caps tossing them over the fence in the general direction of the West Wing.
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This is why I choose to adorn that space with a photograph of Harry Styles wearing tweed trousers and a sweater with a giant "H" on it.
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Kendall Jenner and Bella and Gigi Hadid all walked the catwalk for the legendary label, wearing a variety of very demure, tweed-centric looks and ornate headbands.
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But in one of the early triumphs of investigative reporting, a series of reports by the New York Times beginning in1871 helped bring down the Tweed Ring.
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Arriving alongside her husband Prince Philip, she wore a Stewart Parvin pink soft check tweed coat and a printed silk dress in shades of lilac and pink.
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Taking a page from some of the fall runways' biggest trends — plaid, tweed, blazers, and high-waisted trousers — Mango's new arrivals are a corporate dress code dream.
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MORGAN'S OPEN-TOPPED sports cars, with their long louvred bonnets and rakishly swept wheel-arches, almost require the driver to wear a tweed cap and silk scarf.
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A standard black-and-white tweed look, like those below, would be a welcome addition to Kate's wardrobe — though she can leave the mask in her closet.
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Allen & Overy LLP, Carey Olsen and Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP are serving as legal advisors and Houlihan Lokey are serving as financial advisors to Abraaj 333Holdings.
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The companies said they would also execute a licensing agreement granting Acreage access to Canopy Growth's brands, including Tweed and Tokyo Smoke, along with other intellectual property.
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About a year later, Tweed unveiled a partnership with the hip-hop icon, complete with three varieties of cannabis in Canada under the "Leafs by Snoop" brand.
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Potter's only known color illustration for the book shows the heroine, Miss Kitty, wearing a tweed jacket, shirt and tie, and carrying a rifle over her shoulder.
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Snoop Dogg, who connected the cannabis company with Stewart, entered into a partnership with Canopy Growth's subsidiary 'Tweed' in 2016 to create the brand "Leafs by Snoop".
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At the Pierre hotel on the East Side of Manhattan, he pointed his camera at tweed-wearing blue-blood New Yorkers with names like Rockefeller and Vanderbilt.
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Alfred E. Smith, who represented the best of Tammany, and Mayor James J. Walker, who symbolized just about the worst — if you do not count Boss Tweed.
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It's not simply because of Kenya's colonial history; it's also a shared sensibility — a penchant for tweed, tea, misty highlands and understated humor, often expressed in euphemisms.
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"Some look like a handsome felt, Japanese shibori or Shetland tweed," says Sherri Donghia, formerly of the Donghia design firm and a longtime consultant for the brand.
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Puffer sleeves were collaged onto navy macs; cable-knit minidresses and fringe trapped under iridescent nylon; and tweed hung with the seamed skeleton of a leather jacket.
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"It shows a clear path toward a less confrontational approach," said Douglas Landy, a partner specializing in financial institutions at the law firm Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy.
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Rooms are comfortably modern, with old-world touches, including Bowmore Tweed textiles developed at the nearby Islay Woolen Mill, and views of the horseshoe-shaped Loch Indaal.
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For the casual day, Anne wore a plaid shirt and tweed vest for the outing, while Sir Laurence, 64, sported a hat, blue shirt and walking stick.
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The design of Chanel&aposs iconic tweed suits was even inspired by fishing and hunting outfits Grosvenor wore at Rosehall, according to the National Records of Scotland.
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But he was "never tried or found guilty of graft or theft, the crime Tweed stands accused of by history," Professor Hershkowitz told The Times in 1976.
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Erin Culbertson is a litigation associate at Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP and acted as counsel for Dr. Adalja and his co-amici curiae in this case.
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Shares of Canopy Growth, the largest publicly traded producer and the owner of the Tweed medical marijuana brand, were down more than 4 percent by late afternoon.
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But of course, Tweed, told me, it's now conceivable that the Trump administration might not allow climate change even to be mentioned at national parks' visitor centers.
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Eugenie wore a navy dress with a belted waist under a black leather jacket, while Beatrice opted for a black dress topped by a tweed coat and flats.
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Linton told CNN Business last week that he believed Canopy's products, including brands such as Tweed, could become the industry standard and sold at the world's largest retailers.
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On Tuesday, Chanel presented Karl Lagerfeld's vision of a Mediterranean, palm tree-lined garden, complete with a Tuscan-style villa, delicate cocktail dresses, and boat-neck tweed suits.
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It was the first time the fashion house, known for its tweed suits and Chanel No.5 perfume, has published earnings in its more than 100-year history.
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Stylist Rachael Wang wore her blue and yellow piece wrapped tightly around her neck with an oversized tweed suit, while others draped their XXL accessories over camel coats.
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"I waited for this particular tweed coat and red beret for at least six years," says Chai, now 43, who was born in Korea and raised in Seattle.
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Kate wore $1,220 crystal embellished hoop earrings from Erdem (also the designer of her off-the-shoulder tweed midi dress!), which featured a crystal stud with onyx detailing.
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The threads woven through the iconic Chanel tweed also mirrored the colorful cables, and the billowing chiffon dresses that closed the show were detailed with kaleidoscopic digi-prints.
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Click here to view original GIFHere's a short documentary from Jack Flynn and Nick David about making Harris Tweed on the Island of Harris and Lewis in Scotland.
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Bentley's new Continental GT Convertible comes with an optional tweed roof and a secret spinning console, both of which should greatly impress all your British mystery-loving friends.
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The company, which is based in Ontario, said emergency services were on site in the Tweed area of rural central Ontario, some 250 kilometers (155 miles) from Toronto.
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The privately-owned company, famed for its tweed suits, cushioned handbags and No5 perfumes, has long intrigued the fashion industry by keeping a close lid on its numbers.
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On July 10, the actor cheered on Andy Murray at the men's final of Wimbledon wearing a bold teal tweed ensemble with a clashing blue shirt and tie.
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The hotel renamed the suite the J.K. Rowling Suite (it was originally the Tweed Suite) years ago, and amped up the price tag to match its newfound fame.
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The flight was the climax of a V.I.P. day at Tweed New Haven airport in Connecticut, on the team's second year of their tour of the United States.
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A year ago I brushed down my tweed jacket, sharpened my pencils, and moved from London to Copenhagen to work as a freelance opera and classical music critic.
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"Creating the world's first tweed suit for a horse has been one of the biggest challenges that I have faced in my career as a designer." http://cnn.
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It was easy to imagine Real Karl dictating to a shirtless man in tweed pants to dismiss and kvetch over anything from bad weather to a family car.
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It's true that we have had our share of spectacular episodes: the Whiskey Ring and Boss Tweed in the 19th century; Teapot Dome and Abscam in the 20th.
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One morning during rush hour, I watched a young man sitting opposite me in a tweed jacket and jeans, with headphones in his ears, follow the same routine.
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And Weber is a standout in support, his scarf arranged over his tweed jacket just so, a character whose theatricality can clearly swing, on a dime, into madness.
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McCartney's All Together Now fashion collection translates the freewheeling, bolstering energy of "Yellow Submarine" to printed silks, checked tweed and embroidered denim clothing for women, men and children.
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We don't recommend wearing one to a black-tie event just yet, but it's an unexpected way to top off a classic belted trench or tailored tweed suit.
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Ms. Lusuardi likes to tell a story about Coco Chanel's navy tweed suit that the curator bought for the archive from Lilou Grumbach-Marquand, Ms. Chanel's former assistant.
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The bride, 29, works in New York at the headquarters of the law firm Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy, where she is an associate in the real estate group.
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He taught me about nice fabrics and traditional tailoring and he always seems to know everything — the best tweed and the best cotton, so I learn from him.
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Upon my arrival, I felt self-conscious in my standard professorial outfit, my tweed jacket and shiny loafers a sharp contrast to my student's green-striped prison garb.
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The days of Boss Tweed running New York City from Tammany Hall, or James Michael Curley in Boston, or even the Daley family in Chicago are long gone.
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Boss Tweed in the 28500th century stocked New York government jobs with friends and allies, and in return those workers — from garbagemen to clerks — voted for their patrons.
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His elements were tweed and organza, the trench and the Fair Isle knit, corsets and sheaths, the nylon stocking — all of them twisted and taken out of context.
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Backstage at Givenchy, for example, Clare Waight Keller talked about "power shoulders" and created big domed ones of tweed on her pantsuits and sharp ledge ones on jackets.
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He also has a hilarious story about how he had Shannon Tweed, Playmate of the Year circa 1982, plastered on his wall and how she became his wife ... sorta.
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She arrived wearing a chic tweed skirt with a matching blazer by Dolce and Gabbana, paired with black tights – one of her fashion staples during the chilly winter months.
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With her signature oversized sunglasses and her bob intact, fashion's most powerful figure wore a Made For History Hillary Clinton shirt designed by Marc Jacobs, over a tweed skirt.
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She was out and about on Friday as well, wearing a matching beige tweed Chanel jacket and skirt outfit, a white Roger Vivier handbag and tan Jimmy Choo pumps.
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The French fashion house, known for its tweed suits and quilted handbags, said its 1003 revenues rose 2100% to $21 billion, while net profits climbed 20.8899% to $2.17 billion.
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As the reality couple enters the biggest fight of their lives, they will look for prayers and support from family and famous friends including Shannon Tweed Simmons and others.
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Lagerfeld said the starting point for the line was "the silhouette" and he puffed up sleeves into oval shapes on Chanel's signature tweed jackets paired with pencil-slim skirts.
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In a collection inspired by Lagerfeld's favourite period, the eighteenth century, feathers adorned new twists on the brand's classic tweed suits, which came with ankle length or fishtail skirts.
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She took in the show from the front row in a gray tweed collared dress with pleated skirt alongside model Cara Delevingne, who wore a pretty pleated pink dress.
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You can also take a look at the main characters and see there's also a lot tweed and corduroy which means this a film all about fall style. 10.
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The curvy daughter of Gene Simmons and ex-Playmate Shannon Tweed was out and about in Santa Monica Thursday and put her hips on display to prove her point.
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If this isn't the coolest example of fashion as armor (because sometimes, fighting the good fight requires more than a Chanel tweed blazer), then we don't know what is.
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KISS When cornered by TMZ about whether KISS would play Trump's inauguration, Gene Simmons' wife Shannon Tweed shouted "no!" and said that the group had "politely declined" the offer.
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On stage he is a windmill of limbs; in person, he shivers in the cold of the pub smoking area, pulling his enormous tweed coat tighter around his body.
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The royal mom of three, who just celebrated her 37th birthday, dressed down for the outing wearing a Dubarry Bracken tweed jacket, skinny jeans and "See" Boots by Chloe.
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More recently, Kiss frontman Gene Simmons and his wife Shannon Tweed attended a veterans' event at the Pentagon on Thursday, with Simmons giving a speech in the briefing room.
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Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy said on Tuesday that it would match the raise Cravath announced on Monday, bringing the basic annual pay for new law school graduates to $180,000.
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She has inspired legions with her signature rainbow shades (the better to stand out in a crowd) and her favored off-duty tweed, silk scarf and pearl get-ups.
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"A retail front, whether it's through pharmacies or public stores, there certainly is a place for that," said Mark Zekulin, President of Tweed, Canada's first publicly-traded marijuana producer.
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It was called the Journal of American Greatness, in tribute to Trump's pledge to "Make America Great Again," although its sensibility was more tweed jacket than red baseball cap.
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Silk trench coats were sliced away and reduced to checkerboards to give glimpses of the garments beneath; a tweed blouse over a bias satin skirt unspooled on one side.
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Tweed, perhaps pushing the limits of the medical marijuana system's rules, formed a marketing partnership with the rapper Snoop Dogg, who co-hosts a cooking show with Martha Stewart.
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There were sweeping Victorian ruffles and bourgeois tweed lunching suits; granny glasses and piles of Elizabethan curls; ruffles and crosses and disco zebra stripes and sequins and floral sweatshirts.
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On went his sharpest three-piece, the Saxony tweed, followed by the double monk straps, in burnished caramel, which Michael knew would trigger a coo from dear old Mom.
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The label, known for its tweed suits and $4,300-plus quilted leather bags, already sells perfumes online, like its Chanel No 5, as well as eyeglasses and beauty products.
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Approached from behind, the work appears to be a life-size, hyperrealistic figure of a kneeling child dressed in old-fashioned schoolboy clothes: tweed jacket, britches, leather ankle boots.
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In a collection inspired by Lagerfeld's favorite period, the eighteenth century, feathers adorned new twists on the brand's classic tweed suits, which came with ankle length or fishtail skirts.
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In a collection inspired by Lagerfeld's favorite period, the 18th century, feathers adorned new twists on the brand's classic tweed suits, which came with ankle length or fishtail skirts.
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In 1870, at the behest of William "Boss" Tweed, the powerful head of Tammany Hall, the section of West Broadway north of Canal Street was renamed South Fifth Avenue.
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Chanel, known for its tweed suits, quilted handbags and No.5 perfume, said its 2018 revenues rose 13% to $8423 billion, while net profits climbed 16% to $2.17 billion.
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There were some nods to real clothes in the form of tweed bouclé suits and sheaths appliquéd with blooms, devoré velvets and fur stoles, but daywear was in the minority.
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Kendall also hit the catwalk, wearing another layered look: A feather-trim jacket, neck-tie blouse, matching tweed skirt and leather platform boots with at least a 6 inch heel.
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To prove its versatility, we tapped two resident R29ers to put their own stylish spin on one updated-classic, cropped tweed style from Target's just-launched collection, A New Day.
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"This is a question of providing assistance to a person in grave danger," Laurent Hayez told reporters in Tweed Heads, 41 miles north of where his son was last seen.
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Oddly enough, with plaid, tweed, and sweaters tied 'round the neck emerging as strong contenders for fall's major fashion trends, Instagram has proven to be an inspiration for just that.
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The collection was replete with the brand's couture signatures including a drop waist silhouette paired with voluminous skirts, plenty of tweed scattered throughout, and lots and lots of ornate embellishment.
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