Then, we lusted after RiRi's wispy lob chop in July.
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There were long ones, bold ones, wispy ones, and more.
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Wispy gray figures twirled in the overhead light, living ghosts.
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You can see the corona — the sun's wispy outer atmosphere.
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Headlights from the occasional car reflected off low, wispy clouds.
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The housekeeper paused near Bacon holding a wispy white garment.
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Water vapor appears on Mars today as thin, wispy clouds.
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The whole scene was awash in wispy, dry snow flurries.
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The light band in the middle is Jupiter's wispy ring.
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The corona is the wispy outermost part of the sun's atmosphere.
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Her wispy bangs almost make it hard to recognize the model.
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Another — the count himself — looks like a wispy, glowing J.S. Bach.
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Unfortunately, I found her new "Uncaged" at once overwrought and wispy.
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The star illuminates a wispy reflection nebula known as IRAS 00044+6521.
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The clouds were wispy over the dark, bare mountains outside her windows.
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Her long black hair, styled by Giovanni Delgado, now includes wispy bangs.
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His wispy voice and wholesome persona broke out from the small screen.
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The sun rose high, and wispy clouds laid low on the horizon.
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Modern musks can be filthy, dainty, weighty, wispy; in short, they're unpredictable.
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Cabello also wore a diamond choker and black hairstyle with wispy bangs.
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Soon it'll be getting wispy chin-hairs and its voice will be cracking.
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Turner debuted the wispy fringe earlier this afternoon on hairstylist Christian Wood's Instagram.
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For The IndecisiveNot sure if you want a wispy, fluttery, or glam lash?
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This spectacular image features a distinctly chicken-like structure, enveloped in wispy clouds.
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He is thin and quiet, with round black glasses and a wispy goatee.
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Wispy white pines took over the hillsides, crammed tightly next to each other.
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Kids can see in this wispy cipher whoever they want him to be.
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What To Ask For: Wispy BangsWhat It Is: Long, piece-y, face-framing bangsOften trimmed dry and vertically, a wispy set of fringe like Halle Berry's looks good on everyone who wants to make a small change with maximum impact.
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Previously, scientists had thought sea dragons were distinguished by long, wispy, leaf-like appendages.
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He was soft-spoken, with a childlike disposition, a wispy physique, and a goatee.
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"There were snipers behind every rock," recalls the young man with a wispy moustache.
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It was the most perfect, wispy braid that's equal parts glamorous, effortless and undone.
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Tim strapped her to his chest, her wispy curls overflowing from the canvas carrier.
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He's thirty-six, but his wispy mustache and sideburns make him look much younger.
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Her hair was styled in an updo with wispy side bangs framing her face.
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Ideally, they are small, wispy, in a ground floor corner, and very rarely move.
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Freya Blackwood's ("My Two Blankets") wispy watercolors are luscious, dreamy and packed with detail.
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Also, the surprise of the wispy, light blue fabric with the rich brown textures.
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This little kit has everything you need to give Yoda his signature wispy locks.
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The hairdo was a departure from the wispy bangs she began sporting since November.
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The wispy grain of Lenker's voice and the sepia-tinged guitar sound can repel.
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A white doorframe and gables echo the color of wispy clouds and white sand.
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The sky is blue, bluer than usual for Pittsburgh, with a few wispy clouds.
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Now, does that mean Gomez's new wispy layers indicate anything more than a bang trim?
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The bright streaks of Dione's wispy terrain are seen near the moon's limb at right.
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For example, you can see a little wispy wave following behind Daphnis in its orbit.
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It's also constantly morphing, sprouting "bright streamers, wispy filaments, and dark channels," according to NASA.
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Like Kendall Jenner and Kate Middleton, the United Nations ambassador opted for a wispy fringe.
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Now, Cassini data have revealed a wispy toxic ice cloud over the moon's south pole.
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The texture of the smoke can be dry ice, wispy, or thick like a floor.
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Even wispy acacias are hacked away for use in cooking fires to feed growing families.
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Pitmasters speak reverentially of "blue smoke," a thin, wispy smoke filled with flavor-rich phenols.
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In it lives a tall, bony man with shaggy eyebrows and a wispy white beard.
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He probably slicked down his hair this morning, but it has buffeted into wispy clouds.
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The result is a gorgeously full 'do that embraces wispy fuzz instead of going against it.
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The wispy plasma of which it is composed varies in temperature from 1m to 3m degrees.
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My hair has grown back, but the hair above my forehead is now short and wispy.
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Their standard for cool was pale and thin, with wispy, straight hair and shocking blue eyes.
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To his side, two boys with delicate noses hold a rose bouquet, wispy clouds behind them.
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Oscar Akermo, a wispy 210-year-old Swede, does Daliesque portraiture in black and gray ink.
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Passers-by spread word of his journey, posting videos showing his wispy beard and singsong speech.
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The rhythm is disorienting, and Beyoncé has done the seductive, wispy voice better in other songs.
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Earlier today, Cyrus shared a snap of her fresh wispy mullet hairstyle on her Instagram stories.
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It is quite a sight: a wispy teenage girl lifting alongside musclebound and heavily tattooed men.
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Shepard, his wispy gray hair leaving much of his skull exposed, asked us to describe Michael's performance.
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The hair guru finished the center-parted look with a few wispy face-framing pieces for effect.
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The loose, wispy waves on Zuri Hall's above-the-chin cut work well with her piecey bangs.
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Seemingly, they're connected by wispy arms, and yet somehow they keep from merging into one massive storm.
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The wispy clouds are reflection nebulae, when dust and other material reflects the light of nearby stars.
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Louis sees (or thinks he sees) a tall creature with wispy, black limbs walking through the forest.
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He has long black hair; a squeaky, high voice; and the wispy pallor of an indoor kid.
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Finally, the hood dropped back just enough to reveal a wispy little butterfly of a young woman.
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The eyes are drawn large and wide with thick lashes but only a wispy suggestion of irises.
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And I do like the pale, puffy face and wispy suggestion of a beard on this one.
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Wispy tendrils curled down from her undone updo, which was held together by a delicate sparkly headband.
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And now it's Selena's turn to surprise us all, chopping her long locks into some wispy bangs.
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That's where I find Steve Welborn1, a quiet guy with wispy facial hair and a navy hoodie.
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She wore a long green skirt, a frilly white shirt, brown flats and those wispy blonde tresses.
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Earlier this year, celebrity hairstylist Chad Wood gave Vanessa Hudgens a chin-length bob and wispy bangs.
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He wore a wispy red beard and — at least when he wasn't fighting — had a friendly temperament.
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The singer kept her hair pin-straight with soft, wispy bangs and blunt ends courtesy of Tish.
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The songs are wispy and high-drama, like the score to a piece of moody, experimental theatre.
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For proof, we've rounded up the best wispy-bang inspiration to bring to your upcoming spring salon appointment.
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Now we're waiting patiently for his follow up fragrances, Eau de Wispy Combover and Misogynie Parfum, to drop.
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Initially confined to the central areas of the station, the wispy golden cobwebs steadily expand across every level.
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In a side room, a series of wispy, brown watercolors depicting plant parts trades on a similar dynamic.
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The footage of Hannaford's film is breathtaking, but it's also too narratively wispy to stand on its own.
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Models were given delicate bejeweled and pearl-adorned barrettes and bobby pins to accessorize their wispy, unkempt updos.
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In fact, you don't just have to have short, wispy lashes to benefit from a flake-free formula.
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Staying well-groomed is important — nobody feels comfortable walking outside with unkempt, wispy hairs sprouting from their cheeks.
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The revelation that there are actually real people behind the wispy songs plays out on the record too.
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His hair was always wispy and outside the ring he had a propensity for overlarge tinted granny glasses.
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Purists may object, but the sheath of crumbs comes out well bronzed, somehow crispy and wispy at once.
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In it, Trump's distinctive blonde hair, wispy eyebrows and pursed lips merge with Putin's nose and blue eyes.
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Schauffele made double bogey on the next hole, leaving one in the wispy grass, another over the green.
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To many people, the slow-dancing, wispy swirls of color have brought to mind a mini aurora borealis.
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It's here that the main themes are introduced: daintily, on wispy synthesizers that shudder, dropped like foreboding hints.
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His white hair is going wispy, but he is dimpled and handsome in a Popeye sort of way.
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In 1958, he published a wispy comedy of manners, "A Standard of Behavior" (20023), which he later disowned.
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I wanted it to be twice as long, but no, it is more mesmerizing at this wispy length.
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You need to wear light and wispy clothes that convey the health and healing you're packaging in your products.
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You see this in the wispy curves of the pictograms in Rio, which bring to mind the Brazilian landscape.
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August 2005We're pretty sure that this curly ponytail with wispy bangs (and those chandelier earrings) inspired prom queens everywhere.
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We've seen images of the beautifully wispy filaments of the ever-expanding gas cloud that constitutes the star's remains.
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Celeb hairstylist Adir Abergel gave Biel a wispy take on fringe perfection, and we thought the session was over.
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First, physicists came to grips with high clouds—the icy, wispy ones like cirrus clouds that are miles high.
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Most recently, Jenner showed off wispy faux bangs on her Instagram and asked her fans: ""yes, no, maybe so?
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Some of the resulting lumia immediately bring to mind abstract computer screensavers, with their long, wispy threads of color.
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He was a handsome man, healthy looking, and sported a snug-fitting gray suit and a long wispy beard.
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When they lock eyes, dozens of wispy humanoid shadows begin to float upward on the ashy ground behind Ramon.
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The heat shifted from the reality of Mr. Giuliani's patronage hires to the wispy vapors of the Murphy investigation.
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A wispy printed silk-crepe dress, for example, is far removed from the style of Callas's elaborate stage outfits.
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"Her singing is wispy at first, but it grows clear and confident as she takes command of the stage."
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After entertaining these wispy thoughts, I looked down to find that a spider had been busy literalizing my metaphor.
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These are the arty, elusive songs fans always wanted, gliding and tingling through gauze, glimmering with arch, wispy indirection.
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It's no wonder David Lynch is a fan, Olympic Girls' wispy, otherworldly joys and terrors seem straight up his alley.
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The cherry blossoms are already falling like rain in Washington D.C., while wispy wisterias sway like Spanish moss in Japan.
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Wispy black vines and flowers reminiscent of lace spread from her left shoulder down to the center of her chest.
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Adjacent to this form is a series of wispy strokes, or a calligraphic bundle that reminded me of a knot.
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Pink and wispy, with a bushy yellow tail, it looks like a cross between a Chinese lantern and a Muppet.
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The only way it could be worse is if he had that wispy mustache/goatee combo he flirts with occasionally.
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She used hair regrowth treatment and her wispy orange hair grew past her shoulders and filled in her bald spots.
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The album includes a handful of wispy, beatless tracks that might be considered ambient music, a genre that Eno invented.
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But Hempel's stories are not themselves wispy; they are grounded in comedy, in mundane objects, in old-fashioned social friction.
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For evidence, there was a heavily pregnant Ms. Teigen, whose artfully mussed hair was arranged in a wispy fishtail braid.
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T-Boz, Left Eye, and Chilli's wispy vocals oozed sensuality — a sound my innocent young ears hadn't registered until then.
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It was a rollercoaster night for the wispy playmaker Modric, so influential in Croatia's barnstorming run through the group phase.
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When I Get Home, out this month, refines musical ingredients derived from jazz and R&B into a wispy chill.
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We fetishize turnips with stems still attached, twists of carrot ending in long wispy threads, cucumbers with rutted, pitted surfaces.
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The disorientation only begins there in "Fruits of Disillusion," a wispy, wavery, deliberately ambling three minutes of low-fi psychedelia.
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Maybe it's her big blue eyes framed by wispy brown bangs, which suggest an innocence belied by her sharp wit.
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Her main challenge is to communicate the supposed tension between Carlson's brains and conviction, and her wispy beauty-queen affect.
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Enter Leanne Grayson (Free), a wispy young woman with a quiet, patient demeanor and an apparent commitment to her faith.
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Her figure appeared now and then through the wispy drapes of her bedroom when she opened or shut the window.
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But the movie is too fragmented and tonally strange to register as more than one of Maureen's wispy, haunted apparitions. B
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He hasn't cut his hair in years, and his beard curls under his chin in wispy strands like a question mark.
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Old bankers, men with wispy, white beards, women draped in furs, the elders of some city where he had never been.
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In it, she had voluminous, kinky-coiled hair — and lots of it — plus the iconic wispy bangs that ruled the '80s.
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Gazing at this wispy, gleaming spider silk sculpture, while listening to the chaotic yet captivating music, is deeply contemplative, even reverential.
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In a video she posted to YouTube, Meechy rocked wispy curls and told us her big sister had done her makeup.
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Before this blonde babe was getting tangled up in Hollywood, she was just another wispy little woman in Nashua, New Hampshire.
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The record that emerges from the mess, at once wispy, whispery, and robotic, struggles to associate attenuated sound with attenuated emotion.
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Inmate No. 0000364334, whose hair had gone from dark walnut to wispy white in the intervening half-century, had been caught.
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FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — It is golf's version of a playoff beard, the wispy shadow of a mustache above Rickie Fowler's upper lip.
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The singer-songwriter reimagines her already twinkling jams, transforming them into dreamy lullabies that put her wispy alto on full display.
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Not so much: having your fingers covered in wispy hairs of husk and a greasy mixture of butter and corn juice.
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They "received my theory of Kremlin barn burning with yawns of conspicuous boredom, oozing wispy blank stares," he wrote to himself.
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A wispy former 28th-round draft choice known for creative beard styles, he is shorter than his listed 5 foot 11.
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Trucks roared past on Flatbush Avenue, and Washburn, who is pale, with wispy hair and tortoiseshell glasses, startled when they honked.
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Her technique is less wispy here, as she depicts some form of broomstick dowsing rod combo on which five women ride.
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Another day, two other snipers said, the chief shot an unarmed man in a white robe with a wispy white beard.
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The large compound eyes, wispy antennae, and slender proboscises of the insects give Szöllősi's small sculptures a sci-fi and otherworldly appearance.
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About a month ago, Berry chopped several inches off her collarbone-length strands for a wispy bob that just grazed her chin.
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McGrady pulled together her wedding to Keys without a planner, and kept their overall theme "ethereal, romantic and very wispy," she says.
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Exactly how do you apply precise, clump-free mascara on wispy lashes when that mascara comes in the form of a brick?
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While traversing across rocky plains in the shadow of Mount Sharp, the Mars Curiosity rover captured wispy clouds hovering in the sky.
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With his yellow sweater, brown tie, corduroy pants, bushy mustache, and wispy white hair, Professor Einstein does make a good first impression.
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Courtesy Erin Andrews As for the hair, Randall was inspired to create a wispy textured updo to play up the romantic vibe.
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The laid-back look featured wispy, face-framing pieces that were pulled out of the braid to create a more relaxed style.
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She's tried colorful bold shades, went short with a piecey pixie and debuted a full-on "Richard Branson" with white wispy strands.
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His iconic spiky coif was mostly still intact and unsilvered, though it lacked a bit of the original's wispy, Bowie-ish glam.
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"She had the most beautiful eyes, and wispy hair in front and a little bit of dirt on her," Obaid-Chinoy recalled.
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"Pele's hair" are wispy strands of glass formed out of the lava fountains erupting from ground fissures in communities around the volcano.
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The moment of joy came during our ride home, driving down Grand Central under the wispy trails of jetliners landing at LaGuardia.
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Cirrus clouds, which are those wispy rippled structures that form at high altitudes over 20,000 feet, are something of a nephological anomaly.
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It's this small stuff, these wispy threads, that weave seamlessly into a fabric that stretches over the time and space between us.
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And they will always find lawmakers ready to provide tax breaks with a wispy hope that they will make everyone's life better.
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So too have airborne volcanic glass fibers, called "Pele's hair," wispy strands produced by lava fountains and carried aloft by the wind.
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Elli, a wispy 5-6, hits her backhand with two hands, though she has been working on her one-hander all summer.
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In blew a gust of frigid air, followed by a wispy form that flew past us and rushed up the grand staircase.
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Soon after we landed, the wispy fleece around the dazzling volcanoes circling the regional capital of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky thickened and they disappeared.
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As an eclipse reaches totality, the sun's wispy outer atmosphere, known as the corona, appears to spill out from behind the moon.
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More so than other wispy girl singers the 1960s, Aretha's fashion and self-presentation evoked the aesthetic of the Black Power movement.
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Elsewhere in the exhibition, photographs and renderings of shelters — from wispy cloth canopies to wood and metal enclosures — convey expressions of the temporary.
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"Love Galore" cruises over a clicking drum machine, wispy keyboard breeze, and synthesized percussion popping in place, evoking a sleek, efficient electronic machine.
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Plastic bags from local Queens businesses are fused together to form multi-patterned polypropylene smocks, which hang on steel stands like wispy scarecrows.
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You can also see the Sun's wispy outer atmosphere, called the corona, the jets of light and rays shot into the surrounding universe.
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The former artwork consists of a grid of 2258 soothing digital prints, each apparently depicting a wispy cloud against a clear blue sky.
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All this potential arises from improvements in scientists' ability to trap, poke and prod single atoms and wispy particles of light called photons.
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Scientists believe that high-speed wind tsunamis whip off the neutron star and turn into the charged particles forming this wispy magnetic field.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Pulling away a black plastic pot, a forest guard holds up a short, wispy sapling before dozens of people.
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We have to agree: With her hair in wispy curls, we're getting major flashbacks to playing with Strawberry Shortcake dolls as little kids.
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Dr. Gabriele Rosa of Italy, a prominent coach and cardiologist with wispy white hair and beard, has produced 12 champions in New York.
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Slowly, methodically, they lit the incense; soon the sturdy warrior, with her sheath of protective quills, had a halo of wispy, fragrant smoke.
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About 10 minutes later, the plane reached 13,000 feet and the door was hefted open, revealing wispy clouds and frost-bleached fields below.
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Bacon, who is 34, wore a wispy white gown that wafted after her, with a thick untied braid trailing over her left shoulder.
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The earliest picture in the show, "Shady Brook," a landscape in a wispy Romantic style, may depict a scene he recalled from childhood.
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That breezy, effortless touch — also known as the wispy bang — isn't only the chicest haircut around, worn by fashion's most recognizable street-style influencers.
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The couple's reception will be a classy affair, with "ethereal, romantic, wispy" decor and tunes by Frank Sinatra and Natalie Cole playing during dinner.
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Then there's Captain Cassian Andor, played by dashing and wispy Diego Luna — who resists your notion of what his character is about almost immediately.
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Mars's frigid temperatures, and the feeble pressure exerted by its wispy atmosphere, mean that no liquid water could survive on the surface for long.
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And from that ring extends a wispy white halo, with denser streamers reaching out from the sun's equator, at roughly 2000 and 5003 o'clock.
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The royal drew attention to her eyes with wispy and fluttery eyelashes, but instead of lots of eyeshadow, she had perfectly groomed, pronounced brows.
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Wilson likes using a mixture of short and medium lengths directly on his clients' natural hairs because they blend seamlessly while providing wispy volume.
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One of the most stunning looked like a giant cone of gray cotton candy with wild, wispy strands whipping around the highly focused center.
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The goal is to get as much as possible out of a single hide ... ... and to leave just wispy remnants for the recycling bin.
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Someday, wispy subatomic particles known as antineutrinos could provide a clear view of what countries with illicit nuclear weapons programs are trying to hide.
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I haven't been able to stop thinking about The Last Guardian—it's wispy story, its beautiful ruins, petting my loving animal buddy—all day.
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It turned to another tool aboard Dscovr that tracks the location of cirrus clouds, which are wispy and found more than three miles high.
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Cyclones also exist on Jupiter, but the warm air at the centers of Jovian cyclones often forms wispy clouds, or no clouds at all.
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Today, you will most likely see cirrus clouds, which are wispy, silky-looking, high-level clouds resembling white brush strokes on a blue canvas.
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My back and legs and arms were joined into a wispy column, with the perfectly ovular hood of my parka rounding off the top.
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So compelling is Tony that he starts to outgrow not only Jacob, who seems wispy by comparison, but all other aspects of the film.
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"I'm not really qualified to talk about political things," she says, smiling demurely, her moon-shaped face framed by a curtain of wispy black hair.
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For example, thin, wispy cirrus clouds, the most common type of high cloud, are difficult to spot against a background of snow, according to NASA.
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Gone is the lustrous mullet, gone is the wispy moustache, and in their place stand the ageless features of the transfer window's most recognisable man.
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The dying-but-not-dead feeling, a lavender fog with wispy tendrils, beckons you in closer, closer, and closer still—then out come the teeth.
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The bar menu featured traditional mezcals and custom-created cocktails, and our bartender sported a pointy beard and a handlebar mustache, waxed into wispy curls.
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The upper half of the painting is all sky, pale blue with wispy clouds, brushed on the canvas in many layers of thinned-down pigment.
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But Armatrading is so unlike a wispy North American singer-songwriter—think Sarah McLachlan and her breathy femininity—that the song takes on a backbone.
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Clarke just debuted a full, 360-degree hair makeover at a pre-BAFTA party, showing off darker strands, an unfussy shag cut, and wispy fringe.
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She's a gifted producer, a smart songwriter, still getting to grips with a voice that meanders between a wispy falsetto and a soulful mid-range.
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People across the globe were astonished at the image of a blue orb shrouded in wispy white clouds, its land surfaces betraying no national borders.
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"Some items were easy to spot, like a frying pan that had a very wispy metallic sound," Forssell said via a Skype call from Tokyo.
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For Stella, there is the prospect of a lung transplant, while Will has entered into a clinical trial, providing at best wispy rays of hope.
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Other gratifying artworks here include Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec's massive yet wispy painting "La danse mauresque, Les Almées" (1895), Guido Reni's erotic "Saint Sebastien" (c.
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I hate what Rubio represents: the Beltway crowd who uses him as their pet rat, a wispy fig leaf to cover Trump's rise to the top.
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Source: Bella Hadid/Snapchat So does Hadid's cut (plus Selena Gomez's recent wispy shag) mean we should all be chopping our tresses into brow-skimming bangs?
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Starting with her role in 500 Days of Summer, we've come to know and love the actress for her wispy bangs and long, barrel-curled hair.
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The musical blurriness reflects concealed specificity; it abounds with wispy, satiny guitar hooks that would gleam if they weren't blunted by a heavier blanket of atmosphere.
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Unlike the noctilucent clouds recently imaged by the rover, these were cirrus clouds—thin and wispy clouds typically found at heights above 6,000 meters (20,000 feet).
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It's haunted and melancholic, the sort of wispy thing that you might hallucinate during a long night alone while meditating on your place in the world.
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"Perhaps this will be one of the last times I speak in this room," said Castro, sporting a blue tracksuit jacket, glasses and wispy gray beard.
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That epoch-making haircut, complete with wispy, Bowie-ish glam, was nevertheless present at the opening, on the head of a thirty-two-year-old man.
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Typically, great Adele songs seep into all available crevices, but this one is a wispy jaunt: just Adele, a guitar, some drums, and not much else.
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Lyonne is not a wispy mover; she is lead-footed, walking with a slightly bowlegged, clomping gait that can make her look like a dizzy marionette.
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The Myth of the Silent, Sulky, Horny Teenage Boy Two new books challenge the assumption that it's impossible to reach that kid with the wispy mustache.
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But in Mr. Guadagnino's version, set that same year in divided Cold War Berlin, the dancers gracing the screen aren't ballerinas; they're neither wispy nor ethereal.
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The phrases of the prelude at first seemed daringly separate and wispy, bits of metallic thread, before they began to weave together and almost physically coalesce.
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At Valentino, they were Rapunzel-esque, long and romantically messy, framed with loose, wispy curls: Hieronymus Bosch-meets-David Hamilton, according to the stylist Guido Palau.
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Here, the instrumentals aren't wispy and flashy 808 cast-offs thanks to Pi'erre Bourne, who shepherds much of the record—they're soiled and destructive-sounding affairs.
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On July 17, NASA's Curiosity rover pointed its NavCam straight up into the Martian sky and snapped eight photos of wispy clouds as they wafted by overhead.
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Vernon moans dizzy, winding, through-composed melodies over a fractured sea of acoustic folk riffage, wispy synth shimmer, and industrial drumming sharper and edgier than his norm.
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That J.Crew look — unwashed wispy up-dos or tight low buns worn with a bright lip and just mascara — became the stateside equivalent of French-girl style.
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From ESPN: Steven showed up in Wellington, a six-hour drive south, in rough shape; unkempt hair halfway down his back and wispy fuzz across his face.
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Most of them have a wispy, spectral quality to them, as if he's suddenly ghosted away from his own band, leaving only a chill in his absence.
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So, it's time to think up some new ways to style the piece — or, rather, revisit some tried-but-true tactics for donning the wispy, strappy silhouette.
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Though often wispy, some of the imagery is striking and memorable, particularly Issen's "Skeleton (Pipe Support)" (early 20th century) that is delicately carved from a deer's antler.
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This concept was so wispy that Henry's first chef, Michael Vignola, resorted to an all-things-to-all-people menu of foie gras sliders and meatball pizza.
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But the disjointed nature of the approach -- and beyond-wispy thread connecting them -- makes the whole project suffer from an emotional distance, making it difficult to connect.
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Her writing for the ensemble is more enigmatic, skittish and subtle: uneasy winds, a wispy guitar-violin duo, a crackling electronic background conjuring the growth of flowers.
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With Mountain Man, the North Carolina-based vocal trio, she lends her wispy alto to tender, homey tunes written in the vein of traditional Appalachian folk music.
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With Mountain Man, the North Carolina-based vocal trio, she lends her wispy alto to tender, homey tunes written in the vein of traditional Appalachian folk music.
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Tracks like "Cloud 9" have the same seabreezy feeling and near-parasitic hooks, but you can see the seams between the wispy instrumentation and Kay's smooth croons.
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We would prefer to let them live on: There are deep pink French honeysuckles, purple thistles, yellow dandelions, pale pink and white acanthus, and wispy and lazy grasses.
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"Most times, a ghost is a wish," murmurs Steven, a writer who puts on glasses whenever he is being a writer (Jackson would have abjured such wispy hokum).
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Before gelling them down, try passing Paul Mitchell's super-small tool through your wispy strands (and then wait a few minutes before working that magic with your toothbrush).
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The white sheen of the pile echoes the wispy cap of the faraway mountain, which has stood for centuries as a silent witness to its fast-changing surroundings.
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They range from tall, wispy black ghosts that look ripped out of Spirited Away, to invisible spirits that leave a trail of bloody footprints when they chase you.
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Deep red and fleshy pink meet in expressive brushstrokes, built up with thick layers of paint, paper, and plastic, all topped with a yellow wig and wispy eyebrows.
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I had been expecting freaks in attendance; squirrelly-eyed weirdos sporting t-shirts emblazoned with right-wing manifestos and deluded loners with wispy chin-straps and embarrassing necklaces.
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"The disc of the sun is a black, black, black — like the blackest hole you can ever imagine, ringed with these beautiful wispy white coronal streamers," Coleman says.
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If you're a judge who believes in strictly reading a text for its plain meaning, as Judge Kavanaugh says he is, his dismissals and wispy explanations aren't persuasive.
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His slight face, papery skin and wispy gray hair were a startling departure from his mug shots of long ago, back when his jaw was set like concrete.
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In the center of the image are the blue wispy filaments of a supernova remnant called 1E 183-7219—gas left over from the violent death of a star.
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In the center of the image are the blue wispy filaments of a supernova remnant called 1E 0102.2-7219—gas left over from the violent death of a star.
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And then I just textured out the curl to let the front fall out into wispy sections using a toothbrush and some hairspray to make it fun and natural.
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Even if Turner didn't pull inspiration from Cyrus, then maybe she did from her Dark Phoenix co-star, Jessica Chastain, who just added wispy bangs to her long bob.
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I still use a Mach 3 blade for my face and it does the job ably because my beard is still as wispy as a 17-year-old virgin's.
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The perfect complement to her '90s bob, Hadid opted for wispy fringe that just barely grazed her eyebrows, with tapered edges and choppy layers to juxtapose the retro glamour.
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Just a few days after the billionaire businessman announced his campaign, an artist in Reynosa, Mexico, started making piñatas of a man in a suit with wispy orange hair.
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So too have airborne volcanic glass fibers, called "Pele's hair," wispy strands carried aloft by the wind from lava fountains and named for the volcano goddess of Hawaiian myth.
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Using her tattoo machine, she creates wispy bouquets that bloom on the body like ivy, sliding over the hip or stretching up the spine, accentuating the natural human form.
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Tween heart surgery survivor MacKenzie Bourg was eliminated in round one, and not a moment too soon because I don't think his wispy voice could've handled two more songs.
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The beguiling details of these small specimens, from wispy brush bristles to a ghostly six-pack yoke, represent a global concern for the future of life in our oceans.
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Most had their hair pulled into neat, low ponytails tied with black velvet bows ("Not too wispy!" the beauty notes read), and their makeup was decidedly simple and fresh.
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But, not all of us have been blessed with the beard-growing gene — and what we aren't going to accept is an unkempt, wispy atrocity appearing on your cheeks.
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He was more than six feet tall, with wispy ripples of shoulder-length strawberry blond hair that in recent years had tended to avoid the top of his scalp.
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Black flaunts its authority in two Zara campaigns, Back to Minimal, largely founded on black coats and trousers, and Punk 2.0, all wispy lace dresses and puff-shoulder tops.
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For Casaus, this often involves stacking visually distinct levels of, say, prickly cactuses and wispy flowering bushes, or branchy ornamental trees and soft grasses, against a balustrade or facade.
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Black flaunts its authority in two Zara campaigns, Back to Minimal, largely founded on black coats and trousers, and Punk 2.0, all wispy lace dresses and puff-shoulder tops.
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" Turning the jar, she sees "at the back of the head, just under the wispy curls at the nape of the baby's neck, there is a line of scales.
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So too have airborne volcanic glass fibers, called "Pele's Hair," wispy strands carried aloft by the wind from lava fountains and named for the volcanic goddess of Hawaiian myth.
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He was dubbed kooseh, the shark, partly for hidden menace, but also mockingly: his smooth skin sprouted only a wispy beard, rather than the monumental growths of the heavyweight theocrats.
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His interstitial asides, sandwiching his main points with wispy repetition, are kin to the staccato tales told between songs by any marquee act at the Copa Room at the Sands.
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But instead of shooting the silk like Spider-Man does, the spider creates long wispy strands that are carried along by the breeze until they anchor themselves to another tree.
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A chubby girl with wispy blond hair wistfully rests her chin on her hands, while a black boy with angular features peers at passersby with a slight air of defiance.
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It looks like some sort of gigantic rodent, complete with a wispy rat-like tail, but that's about all I can learn, as it darts away as I approach it.
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There is also an aura of romance: Mr. Dorfman, with his long sidelocks, wispy beard and rimless glasses, seems more like a hard-eyed John Lennon than a backwoods militant.
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Rather than taking on a menacing character — like they do in much of Western art — the bats' physical forms become aesthetically pleasing patterns, floating around vines or through wispy clouds.
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With wispy tendrils of smoke that dissipate into the sky, Steven Spazuk leaves no lit candle unturned by using carbon residue left from burnt wicks to form his masterful paintings.
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There, the walls are clad in hundreds of shimmering celadon tiles, hand-painted by Ms. Eng-Goetz with wispy, curling ferns that scroll across the space, even the integrated refrigerator.
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"The Little Mermaid" was a big hit at this time, and Ariel had thin, wispy, next-to-nothing eyebrows, so I came to the conclusion that everyone must be right.
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For the title page of one chapter of her book, she fashioned the letters in "British Algae" out of wispy strands of seaweed, forming its name out of its subject.
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A chimera of wispy "quid pro quo" has been offered as the high crime committed by the president — but the very testimony assembled by the prosecuting political party refutes it.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)The young girl on the computer screen is adorable, with rosy cheeks, blue-gray eyes, wispy red toddler hair and lips just hinting at a smile.
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To complete her look, the musician wore her hair in a straight style with a part down the middle — a departure from the wispy bangs she&aposs been sporting recently.
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After giving us major hair goals with those perfectly wispy bangs in I Know What You Did Last Summer, she's dyed her hair blonde, red, dark brown, and many variations between.
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It was an anti-climactic end to an emotional day for the wispy figure who has been beating muscle-bound sprint heavyweights with his light touch for more than two decades.
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The image, taken by the Hubble Space Telescope on May 12, reveals Earth's planetary neighbor as a dynamic world complete with a bright red surface and wispy clouds in its atmosphere.
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Designer Olivier Lapidus, appointed in July after the short tenure of his predecessor, Bouchra Jarrar, unveiled a pared-back line-up dominated by black, with wispy gowns and shorter, asymmetric ensembles.
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Between her silky Dior gown, wispy up-do, and soft makeup, Hadid put a stop to the rumors circulating about the exes being in the same city at the same time.
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In the finale of that series, "All Good Things," we find Picard (what else?) tending to his grapes, his wispy glued-on beard meant to distract us from his robust shoulders.
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Both are often on Letts's mind, particular as he and his wife raise Haskell, a blond, rhubarb-cheeked cherub currently sporting the same wispy-on-top hairstyle as his old man.
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By 9, as a wispy 88-pounder competing in the 97-pound weight class, she squatted 215 pounds to break a world record held by a 44-year-old German woman.
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The wispy LaMelo, a design cut into his two-tone hair, acted every bit the youngster that he is, sprawling in exaggeration as if hurt and pouting when urged to get up.
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"Hailey came to me saying she wanted to change her color to something closer to her natural for the time being and wanted to add a wispy fringe, as well," he said.
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For her performance with Sam Hunt, the country crooner traded her teased do for a wispy, deeply side-parted hairstyle, which she teamed with a playful, sheer Maria Lucia Hohan cocktail dress.
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All the cracks in the surface of the wood show up, replacing the nasty blotchiness of the other photo, and even the wispy curls of hair on the girl's forehead are discernible.
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Grande's go-to looks include "everything from bronzed chiseled cheeks, sun-kissed highlighted skin, matte lips, winged liner, and wispy lashes," according to Holm, but she finds ways to freshen it up.
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In five minutes, the jet-black hairs on my upper lip were transformed into the fair, wispy, virtually undetectable hairs every other eight-year-old girl in my tiny village school had.
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As she pouted for the camera and snapped the glam shot, Jenner showed off her wispy bangs and shoulder-length, shiny, brown locks — a change up from her usual middle-part style.
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We sat quietly on the cool sand next to the crackling fire as I stared up at a yellow kite, its long tail dancing in the sky against the evening's wispy clouds.
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Whereas his natural look includes wispy eye brows and a freckled complexion, Charles used makeup during the video to create Instagram-style browns, longer eye lashes, and a full-coverage foundation base.
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Still translucent, they retain a bit of crunch and a satisfying sweetness that plays perfect foil to a glossy swipe of funky shrimp-head oil and a wispy tangle of fried shallots.
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And in that spirit, the wispy 23-year-old launched into a dreamy cover of Joe Cocker's "You Are So Beautiful," that dirge-like Idol mainstay that's been batted around for years.
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I'm lead through their sleek Manhattan office and shown to a room where wispy Nadia Afanaseva—the operation's founder, CEO and master technician who ordinarily charges $1,600 per treatment—assesses my face.
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Wispy tendrils thickened into solid blankets, then puffy pillows, until finally all around us was a solid sheet of fog, so thick it was impossible to see more than a few feet.
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The wispy ball gown Ms. Paltrow wore to the Met Gala this year was inspired, she told onlookers, by a similar dress from "Valley of the Dolls," the shamelessly lurid 1967 melodrama.
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A final explosion sparked the formation of a black hole, pulling all light, objects and players into a swirling central point onscreen, which went black before a dark, wispy blue ring materialized.
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The kind of face that looks like it was cobbled together from darkness and mischief, cratering under-eye circles, and the wispy, nightmarish drawings of Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark.
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Midtempo rattling snares and ominous keyboard loops, half-buried under a wispy synth cloud, constitute the sonic essence of hip-hop in 2018 played at half speed, reminiscent of Future's newer material.
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Producer Mike WiLL Made It contributes hypnotically mechanical synth megahooks, stringing those ubiquitous high wispy keyboards across lower piano chords, constructing a giant lumbering metal animal-machine with discrete, mentally separable cogs.
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Hammering and slicing an iPhone 7 This guy starts off gentle, attempting to slice the iphone with wispy strokes of a knife before he decided to take a three-pound hammer to it.
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His paintings from the 1970s through the '90s are deep —blacks, dark purples, rich indigos — but their figurative forms are willowy, wispy: biomorphic peels and curves that evoke a space in between worlds.
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Lean and agile, with wispy dark hair, blue-rimmed glasses and a bounce in his step, Karp hugs like the Angeleno he has become and deadpans like the New Yorker he once was.
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The dangers of leaving those traditional structures behind were evident in Sooraj Subramaniam's solo, which mixed a chaos of Indian forms with wispy contemporary Western borrowings in an aimless representation of elusive sleep.
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In the Al Kausar Nagar migrant camp in Jodhpur, huts made out of thin, wispy branches, like birds' nests, nestle in clusters, with quilts with vibrant Pakistani tribal designs hanging off their sides.
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Then he dropped the softened nests with some rock sugar and water into a dùn zhōng (炖盅), a stoneware double-boiler, and heated them gently until everything was a wispy, jelly broth.
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Last week's wispy healthcare vote in the House of Representatives and the subsequent haranguing from Democrats on the fate of their political opponents creates many inflection points for pundits and policy watchers alike.
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That's why we had to defog our imaginary eyeglasses when Stefani showed up to her gig on The Voice on Monday night in a thick, wispy fringe paired with a shoulder-grazing bob.
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It might just be a play on Firestarter's iconic wispy-haired protagonist, but it could also be a version of Eleven with long hair — perhaps the Upside Down has that effect on your follicles.
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Vanessa Hudgens showed off her new extra-long, Coachella-ready extensions in Los Angeles on Wednesday, tying her loose waves back into a casual half-up bun with plenty of wispy pieces pulled out.
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At the Coach show (she's an ambassador for the brand), the actress and singer sported a set of long, wispy, Brigitte Bardot-inspired bangs and what looks like some extensions to lengthen her ends.
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One of nature's most befuddling quadrupeds, the common wildebeest has the thick, horned bust of a buffalo, the spindly legs and wispy tail of a horse, and the scraggly whitish beard of a wizard.
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In "80," the story published in Heavy Feather Review, he described an old man with wispy white hair, a pot belly and yearnings for a woman, looking at the day ahead at 3 a.m.
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While Trump's orange-tinted face and wispy golden locks are pretty much unavoidable to the eyes of Americans daily, many of the 400 Marora villagers claim to have no idea who Trump even is.
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This professional Santa understands the value of a top-notch beard — no straggly, wispy nonsense or anything that could easily get pulled off — and knows that keeping kids happy requires getting on their level.
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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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Visiting the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn last month from his Northern California ranch, his beard was a cascade of wispy white waves that tumbled onto his red scarf like an avant-garde Gandalf.
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The number of people burning effigies has since waned, but this year Mexicans rallied around a common enemy: The wispy-haired billionaire who wants to build a giant wall along the southern US border.
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Hiding in this messy mug is a Hollywood it girl ... give it all you got as you hunt through the silly snap and attempt to figure out the wispy woman in the imperfect pic.
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Vegetables can become gelatinous orbs; meat can infuse ice cream; herbs can be reinvented as, say, a wispy foam placed atop a single scallop over a crumble made of oranges, or what have you.
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It's triggered by a microphone that detects when someone blows on the candle, so not only do the LEDs turn off, but the candle also produces a satisfying trail of wispy smoke that drifts away.
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It's a one-man game, being played by a wispy 5-foot-11 pitcher with a freaky whirling dervish delivery and, at least in the mind's eye, the long black hair of a skateboarding teenager.
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J.C. At first, as Milosh's whispery falsetto floats over serene guitar picking, wispy electric piano notes and a gently ticking beat, it seems like Rhye's "Song for You" would blow away in the slightest breeze.
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They ranged from an 18-year-old with a wispy beard to a 37-year-old from Qubissen, who said he had joined the militia after ISIS fighters killed his brother-in-law for smoking.
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The shape of the land resembles a sea bird diving underwater for prey, with odd bays chewing into the coastlines and, farther out, a sprawl of bulging and wispy islands that used to be hills.
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The airline did measure Ms. Nelson's height (an acceptable 5-foot-4), and when she got the job, they checked her hair (wispy and blonde) to make sure it did not rebel against an updo.
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The style is stunning at every angle, but the attention to detail takes it from good to jaw-dropping, with Bell's white tuxedo blazer and pearl droplet earrings framed by purposefully wispy blonde strands of hair.
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Stiller, Rouse and Nerida were not sure if the animal they had seen in the museum had lost its wispy protuberances during the collection process, or if they simply did not have them to begin with.
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Carrying her copy of Pretor-Pinney's "The Cloudspotter's Guide" earmarked with color-coded Post-it notes, Byrne stops to point out the translucent, wispy clouds called Cirrus, which in Latin translates to a lock of hair.
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Interesting things come out of teens' mouths all the time, but one of the most controversial things to emerge recently is the wispy tendril of nicotine vapor from a Juul, a compact and discrete vaping device.
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In 2011-12, mostly unnoticed, he released a track a week online for a year, forging his particular combination of crisply understated house beats, minor-key melodies, pop-song structures and, often, his own wispy falsetto.
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As far as Halloween decorations and elementary school literature is concerned, witches are frequently portrayed as a craggy old woman with wispy gray hair, a big hooked nose, a pointed black hat, and maybe a broom.
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Mr. Ninomiya, with a Mohawk like a rooster's comb and a wispy goatee, is a protégé of Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons; he left design school in Antwerp to work with her and never returned.
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Mr. Campbell's oddly assorted elastic-limbed models, dancers and a publicist's mother vamped in wispy negligee silks, taffeta minis and tailored gabardines that were evocative simultaneously of Russ Meyer's big-screen bombshells and fragile Warhol waifs.
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The sun is so central to life on Earth that when it slowly disappears and then is suddenly replaced by a jet-black circle surrounded by the white wispy corona, your lizard brain can scarcely comprehend it.
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So when the moon passes in front of the sun, it will reveal the wispy corona extending millions of miles from the solar surface deep into space — and allow scientists to record the scene with modern gear.
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Like ''Big Holiday'' and its road-trip premise, ''Big Adventure'' needed no plot machinery more elaborate than a nation-spanning hunt for a stolen bike; entire episodes of ''Playhouse'' rested on premises as wispy as ''It's raining.
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A grandmother at 44, she has shown the ability to be both politically aggressive and yet unerringly feminine -- her wispy designer scarves a refreshing pastel note amid the blacks and grays of Pakistan's male-dominated political milieu.
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In 1970, Charles A. Reich, a law professor who'd experienced a countercultural conversion after hanging with young people out West, published " The Greening of America ," a cotton-candy cone that wound together wispy revelations from the sixties.
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Unfortunately, due to science, the egg almost entirely imploded as soon as it hit the oil, leaving little wispy clouds of chocolate dazzling away in the vat of sparkling fat for someone else to clean up later.
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For years, sky gazers in Canada have been training their camera lenses on a wispy strand of purple light running across the country from east to west, sometimes flanked by neon green fingers that appear to wave.
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"That torch is now in our hands," Mr. Trump said within the first few minutes of his speech, echoing, if not entirely approaching, the wispy mountaintop oratory of more polished predecessors like Mr. Obama and Mr. Reagan.
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The only glimmer of light to reach it, coming from an off-frame source rather than the personage of Christ, shimmers like a wispy flame across Lazarus's palm as his head lolls backward into blackness, clearly dead.
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Understandably, though, as he wears a camouflage shirt and a wispy beard and has been photographed in the Middle East, the right-wing media came to the natural conclusion that he instead spends his time waging jihad.
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Hollywood hair chameleon Nicole Richie arrived to the star-studded event with a sleek, ear-grazing bob and wispy fringe, rightly earning her title as the celeb with most mane changes in the West (West Hollywood, that is).
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"I wanted an easy, high bun with the right amount of accidents, like the loose wispy bits hanging down around the face that would come alive when you move and give a softness to the look," Pecis explains.
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But we'd be remiss not to acknowledge the signature feature they share: their piercing, Alaskan husky eyes that bop down the runway, as wispy, chestnut-brown hair distorts your line of vision from falling prey to their hypnosis.
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The svelte Li, who has a long, wispy white beard, has traveled the world promoting the brand of kung fu, performing for members of the royal family in the United Arab Emirates and appearing on television at home.
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Sitting somewhere between Harold Budd and Emeralds, it's a beautiful, affecting record that uses its slightness to its advantage, each wispy synth an invitation into a luminous world that you'll want to drift into time and time again.
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It was at this point I smelled a freshly plunged cafetiere of black coffee by my side, triggering wispy plumes of multicoloured beads to form on a large screen, paired with the low, trembling hum of a saxophone.
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A few days later, as I rested on a beautiful beach on the southern coast of Brazil, Andrew came to mind like one of the many wispy low clouds blowing into the coast — a mystery, an unarticulated question.
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This novel's chapters alternate between the first-person perspective of Alice, who is established early on as being prone, when anxious, to hallucinate "strange wispy apparitions," and that of Lucy, whose obsession with her former roommate seems unhealthy.
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The general instrumental palette that he and his main collaborator Steven Rogers work with is a host of synthesizers of varying degrees of viscosity (from thick neons to wispy, diffuse leads), jazzy basslines, vaporous guitars, and dizzy strings.
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That spinner would be Don King, the wispy-haired boxing promoter who dropped the n-word last week in an appearance with Trump in a church, who tonight was wearing a hubcap-size Trump button – the Trump Normal.
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Mexican and Latin American art are represented at Mary-Anne Martin, with an enchanting display of Gunther Gerzso's ink caricatures, Diego Rivera's studies of artworks in European museums and Leonora Carrington's studies of heads, mostly, in wispy pencil.
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Wispy and otherworldly, the record feels like a history lesson on 90s R&B told only through VHS rips of old MTV broadcasts, and it's called Essentials, a nod to the dying art of the greatest hits compilation.
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The band layers its cold, wispy keyboard hooks, bursts of spiky rhythm guitar, percussive synthesized bass, and random sound effects — a crying baby, a ringing telephone — to create a sense of crisp clarity obscured, slightly, by hazy chill.
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No. 5 overall pick Kris Dunn, thrust into the starting lineup three games into his NBA career, has mostly held his own defensively and, unlike Rubio's previous backups, has kept Minnesota's offense afloat in the wispy-haired Spaniard's absence.
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The dark promo for her new single "Hard," directed by Susie Francis, sees So Below trudging past trees and swaying crops, all soundtracked by the glacial synths, thundering bass and wispy vocals that have come to typify her sound.
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The prizewinning designs included aprons and martial arts-inspired smocks with graphic lines by Ji Won Choi, delightfully clownish knits by Emma Cleveland, and light ecru jackets sprouting what appeared to be wispy strands of grass by Jacob Olmedo.
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Snipers told investigators they saw Chief Gallagher shoot a school-age girl in a flower-print hijab who was walking with other girls on a riverbank, and an unarmed man in a white robe with a wispy white beard.
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Apart from a fried pork rind the size of a dish towel, the items on the evening menu are generally wispy: a single, wonderful tempura shrimp with slices of yuzu-scented pear; an octopus croquette under streamers of bonito.
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A few times a week, Mr. Moriwaki, a retired school principal with a corona of wispy white hair and a forehead festooned with liver spots, drives his 2002 stick-shift Toyota Corolla to the grocery store, bank or library.
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Derived from Roy Lichtenstein's stylized yellow-and-black brushstroke, which first appeared in his work in 1965-66, Moon depicts a cropped segment of a similarly colored brushstroke below the middle of the lower lip, suggesting a wispy beard.
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Over the phone from Los Angeles, Lawfandah catches my drift when I ask her if she's a Bausch fan: "It's basically power-relationships, power-play, power dynamics at work with the body language," she says in a wispy French accent.
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The title of this one translates to "the longest night," which more or less suggests what you're getting from the four tracks, bleak, wispy, otherworldly music intended as a soundtrack for the days you suspect you might not see the dawn.
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It's lovely, sure, a wispy, soaring thing trained to fly by years of listening to psychedelic harmonizers as disparate as Animal Collective and Soul for Real, and singing sweet nothings and broken promises as part of the dreamy duo abhi//dijon.
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In Mr. Herheim's quiet, poetic, suggestive, ultimately rather wispy staging — which he also moves from the libretto's Middle Ages to around the time the festival was founded in the 1930s — he doesn't provide a decoder ring for Debussy's sea of symbols.
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When approaching this roller coaster, it's hard not to be astonished by its look: With a wispy flat yellow track that twists and turns through the sky in all kinds of iterations, it really does evoke Wonder Woman's lasso of truth.
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Then after about a 20-minute trek, with pine trees giving way to a field of wispy yellow and pink wildflowers, I saw it, Capote's last — and grandest — home on the Mediterranean, a whitewashed villa with a dark green gate.
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A recurring scene involved course officials bent at the waist, or on their hands and knees, pawing through the wispy fescue looking for balls they had watched disappear into the tall grass while they stood only a few feet away.
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The musician was Yoni Bloch, arguably the first Internet sensation on Israel's music scene—a wispy, bespectacled songwriter from the Negev whose wry, angst-laden music went viral in the early aughts, leading to sold-out venues and a record deal.
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Her paintings, some of which are in the permanent collections of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, have a wispy, watery quality and explore subjects ranging from science to pop culture to ancient mythology.
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Linklater barely puts a foot wrong, and he shows that a movie about happiness can be cogent and robust, rather than sappy or wispy; and yet, for all its gambolling mischief, "Everybody Wants Some!!" leaves us with plenty to rue.
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At Miami's Cernuda Arte, one of the leading outposts in the US for Latin-American modern art, a fine selection of Cuban modernists' works is on view, including Manuel Mendive's oil washes on canvas depicting wispy spirits from a primordial dreamland.
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If you&aposve ever stood in the totality of a solar eclipse , you&aposve seen something astonishing: the full width of the moon&aposs dark shadow blocking out the sun, perfectly encircled by the dim, wispy rays of the sun&aposs corona.
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Quill has a very unique visual style that doesn't make it a perfect fit for every use case, but there is something really enchanting about the way the product now takes an old-timey animation style and pairs it with wispy 3D models.
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In the typical Hollywood production, fat characters are depicted as desperately trying to lose weight to get the guy, fit into that dress, or otherwise mold themselves into a wispy vision of perfection deemed acceptable by magazines, fashion designers, and society at large.
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Inside Addiction, a giant, two-story trompe-l'oeil mural mimics the wall of a New York City brick tenement, while in Krave, the entire floor has been designed to look like an aubergine-colored cosmos, stippled with stars, planets, and wispy nebulae.
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Written by Julie Fogliano Illustrated by Lane Smith In this tale of children who discover an abandoned house, Lane Smith's deftly layered and lyrical pictorial world shimmers with a whirr of woodland color and line work that caroms from wispy to razor-sharp.
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Among them will be Sarah Kovac, a recent graduate of Southern Illinois University's physics department, who will operate a telescope to observe the sun's corona, the wispy shroud of super hot plasma that is usually not visible from the ground on Earth.
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Even though I could not yet read, I sought it out; I sat on the edge of the sofa, my bony 5-year-old chest flush with the wispy, tissue thin paper, and I ran my fingers across the pages, down the psalms.
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Even though I could not yet read, I sought it out; I sat on the edge of the sofa, my bony 5-year-old chest flush with the wispy, tissue thin paper, and I ran my fingers across the pages, down the psalms.
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The edgy do, which was a tri-braided style that wrapped all the way down the back her neck with wispy face-framing flyaways, was courtesy of hair guru Bridget Brager, and complemented the star's bold berry lip and graphic logo A-line minidress.
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"We opted for a wispy, swept back up-do with tons of texture," he says, which he achieved with a little help from Kevin Murphy hair resort spray, Oribe Dry texturizing spray and R+Co Outer Space flexible hairspray to lock it all in.
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There is a lot of fucking going on here, lyrically, and the vibe of the music is set to match, all gauzy synths and wispy vocals that float around like the audio version of flickering candles and slide over the beat like aural essential oils.
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He grew up in Hull, a port city in northern England, and was set to become a music teacher until he answered an ad for an "image-conscious keyboard player" ("I had a wispy beard") and soon found himself touring America with glam-rock acts.
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If it came down to it, all the people packed in to Trafalgar Square, with their hopeful banners and their shouts of "wanker!" whenever anyone mentioned George Osborne, would be turned into a few wispy trails of radioactive smoke in the flash of an instant.
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A wry and genial subject, with a wispy crop of white hair, Mr. Sakamoto shares memories of composing music for Bernardo Bertolucci's "The Last Emperor" and is shown writing the score for Alejandro G. Iñárritu's "The Revenant," an assignment he accepted while battling throat cancer.
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Toward the crest, as we neared the 8,000 foot mark, still 20 miles from Moab, the view suddenly widened, and across some meadows we could follow the contour of Mount La Sal, almost within reach, to where its peak was wreathed in white wispy cloud.
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Thin, wispy stalks of broccolini are my personal favorite for the way their frilly ends get impossibly crisp, but other vegetables like boiled and crushed potatoes, stripped leaves of kale or halved cherry tomatoes, which will burst and get slightly saucy, are all excellent.
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Wispy mushrooms appear on a medicine box among other auspicious motifs like a black turtle, a lotus, and a deer; orange ones adorn a 17th-century painted fan, sprouting behind a Chinese scholar's rock and an evergreen plant, which are also symbols of good fortune.
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Through wispy guitar lines, eyes-closed falsetto, and the tight thwack of a carefully tuned snare he tells the origin stories of our universe of woe, tapping into the universalities of romantic discontent that have echoed through decades of boogie, funk, R&B, and quiet storm.
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At last night's Met Gala, the English actress debuted a chin-skimming bob with wispy bangs and white-blonde highlights, and it's the epitome of the Parisian aesthetic — like she rolled out of bed and onto the red carpet with soft, perfectly tousled, seemingly sun-bleached waves.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A thick veil of mystery swaths the Donald J. Trump Foundation and its many transactions, but a recent investigation has determined that its wispy-haired founder once spent $20,000 of his charity's money to purchase a portrait for his own keeping.
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The shot was reminiscent of one of her most famous shots, a 1980 SI Swimsuit Issue photoshoot which had her in a pretty similar look, including a high-rise black and white one piece belted at the waist and the same wispy bangs she has today.
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"(Cuba has) an acrobatic style of dance, and I think I could use some of that," said Conley, 18, wearing a black leotard, her wispy blond hair pulled back in a bun, in an interview at the school housed in a colonial-era palace in Old Havana.
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Nearby, "No Color Supersedes 'Cause The Balance is Right," at 256 feet long, is a full narrative in action, coalescing toward tension in the middle — Mr. Parlá's wispy tag-descendant linework is elegant, and his chipping and dripping paint is a stark contrast to the peeled segments.
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Somehow, even in a world in which Curry has won two Most Valuable Player awards, the classic story of an undersized player (Young is 6 feet 2 inches and a wispy 180 pounds) drawing motivation from others' underestimation of him is still playing out in basketball.
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She used slides (of stick figures, bones, skulls and abstract shapes she had drawn or painted) and film (on which she scratched lines that swirled around the performers in them) and then projected the images onto her dancers as they moved to music and manipulated wispy tulle.
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After a quiet few months, hardliners in Iran are slowly but surely returning to their traditional attacks on the US. They're discovering quite gleefully that their new target — a wispy-haired political outsider prone to tweets and temper tantrums — is almost too easy to make fun of.
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NASA&aposs New Horizons mission , which flew by the dwarf planet in July 21.6, found that Pluto has towering mountains, but of water ice rather than rock; vast plains of frozen nitrogen and other exotic materials; and blue skies provided by a wispy atmosphere that contains no appreciable oxygen.
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Click here to subscribe to the PeopleStyle Newsletter for amazing shopping discounts, can't-live-without beauty products and more One fan reminded the star of an occasion when she rocked a blonde shoulder-length bob and chic wispy bangs, but Teigen quickly pointed out that those weren't real.
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Back at MeroToro, the team dives into the latest Bichi samples—a delicious, wispy called Rosa de Peru, made entirely of misión; a more gutsy, juicy nebbiolo with lovely acidity; and the new filthy (in the best possible way) white, La Gorda Blanca, made from the moscatel grape.
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Both are incredible sights to behold, but only total eclipses are dark enough to allow scientists to view the corona — the wispy, ghost-like outer atmosphere around the sun, according to Alex Young, associate director for science in the heliophysics science division at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center.
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Even though it's a Scandinavian country that stretches far into the arctic circle, with a climate that is the polar opposite of the warm and wispy Spanish islands that give Balearic music it's name, Norway has become a surprisingly reliable home for genre's breeziest tunes in recent years.
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Musically, he's rebounded from 2013's practically empty Nothing Was the Same: these thin, wispy keyboard blips and skittery metallic drum machines, largely courtesy of star producer 40, form a subtle, coherent whole, quietly throbbing along in the background as the vocalist sighs and whimpers in that sharp, whiny, unmistakable voice.
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My eye tracked Leonard's photographs and then the places in them — the wispy clouds enshrouding the suburbs in two "Untitled" photographs (993/2008) — I imagine looking through the enfilade as a parallel experience of seeing through the viewfinder, and of having your sight leap from your eyes and travel through space.
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Back in April, Luxembourg's crown prince, his wife and government officials paid a visit to Planetary Resources, putting on white gowns, gloves, wispy caps and baby blue bootees — a distinctly unroyal outfit sometimes called a "bunny suit" — to take a close look at where the company is assembling small satellites.
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Be honest: How many times have you caught yourself wistfully staring into the stratosphere, dreaming of a future in which you are somehow able to put your parched lips to a wispy nimbostratus cloud and fill your belly with its sweet nectar, as if it were some sort of atmospheric teat?
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Indeed, seed heads are crucial to the well-being of a garden that's home to more than plant life: When the weather turns, animals take shelter in crannies of unpruned stems, feed on protein-rich seeds and use the heads' wispy fluff to build nests; their survival depends on this communion.
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Glittering, racer-back evening gowns were teamed with wispy oversize cashmere cardigans, and grosgrain braided velour trouser suits and gold tuxedos drifted past lounging members of the crowd as they sipped flutes of Champagne or wines from vineyards that belong to members of the Wertheimer family who also own Chanel.
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Woody does his best to rehabilitate Forky and convince this glue-caked Gumby of his own value, but the wispy thing soon gets itself into more trouble involving an ominous set of characters, including an unloved 1950s pull-string doll named Gabby Gabby (Christina Hendricks) and a coterie of creepy ventriloquist dolls.
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Lorenzo Bevilaqua/ABC And lastly, during a taping of The Chew with Clinton Kelly, mom-to-be Chrissy Teigen paired her ultra-thick, over-the-head braid with face-framing wispy bits, minimal makeup and a big toothy grin, giving us another reason why we wish we were BFFs with the star.
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Drake's official albums are punishing, interminable slogs, where wispy, vacuous beats provide an appropriately empty external correlative to the lazily expositional male fantasies dribbling from his mouth; I'd quote lyrics if the ostensibly nice, sensitive guy who's actually a callous sociopath strategically deploying his sensitive image weren't by now such a familiar role.
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Cruz's campaign was unhappy with this turn of events, and, in a fit of pique, whoever runs the party's Twitter decided that tweeting an old band photo of O'Rourke looking like an extremely cool rock guy whose cheekbones and wispy ponytail were sculpted by the angels themselves was some sort of colossal own.
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It prompted Standefer and Alesch to abandon their plans to plant a rye field in the southeast quarter of their property (Alesch bakes his own bread) and instead design a classical garden arranged with perennials: wispy asparagus fern punctuated with cream-colored peonies, a shaggy lowland of artemisia where the ground is drier.
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So as five voices trade leads on 19 selections from five 1966-69 gigs (including their forgotten opening slot at a Monterey Pop Festival they should have been smack in the middle of), their controlled distortion and power melodies obliterate the wet noodling and wispy lyricism of the "ballroom" ex-folkies who considered them phonies.
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The Pretty Little Liars star teamed the festival-ready look with super-glowy skin and a pale pink lip by her main makeup man, celebrity makeup artist Patrick Ta. Broadimage/REX Shutterstock; Inset: Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Supermodel Karolina Kurkova also opted for a single wispy braid with a few face-framing pieces in the front.
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There was the patch of potted pet grass that began growing a wispy sort of mold between the stalks, the frail tomato plant I tried to support with wire only to scar and choke it, the christmas cactus that withered and drooped and died even though I swear I followed instructions to the letter.
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We now know what they say to you at the exact point of brain death, when you have floated through a long, gray corridor up through the clouds, through to purgatory, through to the wispy place where heaven and hell intersect, where your fate is decided, where you are condemned or elevated, blessed or cursed.
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Quiet and subtly haunting, the images, with no human subjects, picture empty fields with tall lonesome trees backlit by the glow of distant industries; empty benches in a park; a rabbit figurine staring out into a clump of trees; wispy fog floating over fields; and white tombstones set in a frame of green weeds and trees.
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Actors will do almost anything to transform into the characters that they play: Orlando Bloom recently went platinum blond for a role, Lucy Hale maintained the same hair color for years of playing Aria Montgomery, and if you've seen Will Smith lately, you've most likely noticed the wispy 'stache that's been gracing his upper lip sans explanation.
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Photograph by Zachary Zavislak for The New Yorker Now you can order a bowl of glossy white rice topped with luscious cubes of braised pork, caramelized and fragrant with star anise, plus wedges of pickled daikon, wispy curls of shaved scallion, sprigs of cilantro, fried shallots, and an optional gooey-yolked boiled egg marinated in soy sauce.
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Maybe Didion went in with some of the wispy ideas of Southern mystique that non-Southern reporters can't let go of when it comes time to write their pieces, but here the author's tininess—in "Notes on the South," a "weighing machine" says she is 96 pounds—is an asset: She becomes weighed down by the place.
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Photograph by An Rong Xu for The New Yorker These make excellent centerpieces for a banquet beginning, perhaps, with a steaming bowl of West Lake soup, its surface wispy with egg white, bits of ground beef and bright scallion bobbing beneath, comfortingly gelatinous and mild but for an optional sprinkling of riotously pink red-rice vinegar.
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In that spirit (pun intended), and with the show's new season premiering Sunday, I'd love to see an episode or five of the show where Henry spends time channeling the spirits of Bob Hoskins If only to watch the wispy, blond Henry channel the bullish, belligerent presence of one of the most simultaneously menacing and vulnerable titans of English cinema.
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"Don't say that you're human / don't say that it's not your fault / I won't take the bait or these excuses that you're using," Emily Warren sings on "Don't Say," a wispy tune with a satisfying chorus that, lyrically, could be interpreted as a moment of self-recrimination (however questionably effective it may be) when it comes to the Chainsmokers' shamelessly hetero-male tendencies.
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On the other hand, Assassin's Creed: Origins takes full advantage of the feature and almost single-handedly justifies a lot of the hype around the Xbox One X. Wandering that world, catching the sun breaking over the rooftops, or trying to pierce the wispy edges of an onrushing sandstorm, I've encountered so many moments that illustrate how technology can make room for the sublime.
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The members include: the patriarch, Shulem Shtisel (Doval'e Glickman), a broad-bearded, stubbornly opinionated yeshiva teacher with a tender side; his youngest son, Akiva (Michael Aloni), a wispy-bearded teacher at his father's yeshiva, whose real passion is for art; and Akiva's sister, Giti (Neta Riskin), burdened by a scheming, apparent nogoodnik of a husband who has taken off for Argentina, leaving her to raise five children.
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Ever since I first encountered Kristín Anna years ago when she played with múm, (going by the stage name Kría Brekkan) I have been enthralled by her total musicianship: her rugged-crystal, high-pitched voice, at times wispy and at times fierce, quickly moving from a whisper to a shriek; the delightful, sometimes tumultuous sounds of her instrumentation; the potent (yet often mysterious) emotions that she ushers not just into her songs, but into a single word in the song, and oftentimes a single note.
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