Word: flair
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...their spring collections by embellishing them with crocheted elements. The Wrangler jeans company recently hired Wendy Mullin to design a new line called Wrangler 47. Mullin made her name as a downtown--New York City designer who created custom guitar straps for rock stars and then took her flair for making clothing and filled a whole store with hipster wear. Her creations for Wrangler gave the classic brand a modern update with '70s rock-'n'-roll roots. But no one has taken the allure of the handmade further than Natalie Chanin, designer of the chic, individualistic and pricey Project Alabama...
...final semester he is directing The Orestiae for thesis credit. It will be showing on the Loeb Mainstage from April 29 to May 27, and will feature an ensemble of ten dancers and experimentation with video. Donahue likes to add touches of flair to his productions. The set of The Physicists, for example, included a pool of water onstage. As for Orestiae, he hints, “there’s going to be a whole lot of dirt on stage...
Nowhere is Corriero’s tenacity and flair for opportune goals more apparent than on special teams. Corriero leads the nation with 14 extra-skater tallies and anchors the Crimson penalty kill. When Dartmouth received a 5-on-3 late in the first period, Corriero helped make sure the second-ranked power-play in the nation did not break through...
...inspiring views are standard in each room, but my favorite is 23: a clawfoot bathtub lies just an arm's stretch from the bed, perfectly positioned for Snaefells to rise up from behind your wet toes. In the restaurant, 22-year-old chef Andri Johannsson cooks with a Michelin flair. Lobster bisque infused with calvados, honey-roasted catfish, and lamb that quite literally melts in your mouth are served with organic vegetables grown in the hotel garden and wild herbs picked in local lava fields. On weekends, Reyjkavik's hip set descend to drink in the views and taste...
...scholars whose most productive days still lie ahead of them, can only add to the vivacity and brilliance of academic life. We appreciate that Harvard can and does attract the eminences grises of various fields, but we also wish that FAS would nab the enterprising youngsters who are, with flair and vigor, forging completely new fields. The expansion of the Faculty gives Harvard the chance to have it both ways, attracting both the superstars and the rising stars into its substantial neck of the woods of academia...