She indicated exactly where a black Balmain dress should be fastened with a brooch: "Otherwise, horrible skinny boobs," she said.
Made of fine white wool, it is fastened with a pin at the right shoulder and falls six inches below the hip.
Skinny leather belts featured on the catwalk at Chloé, where they were fastened with a nonchalant knot rather than through the traditional buckle and loops.
There was a Helmut Newton sexiness to these masculine shapes, where a jacket might be fastened with a couture bow or a single lapel was a white strip in slithery satin.
At midnight last night, he declares, he heard a noise as if the front doors of his store, which were fastened with a heavy bar set in staples, had been thrown wide open and the bar flung to the floor.
White pillows are strewed over a cowhide carpet (Ms. Pound has said she does some of her best work when on the floor — not retail lingo, the actual floor); a burgundy python clutch purse ($1,995) is fastened with a coiled gold snake; and a rhinestone-bedecked steer's skull adorns the wall, for an effect that is half-Barbie, half-barbaric.
Tie dye, so long associated with uncontrolled splatters, appeared here as streak of white at the waist of jeans or as a blush of sunshine yellow on one of the trench coats that might be fastened with a slim silver belt.
The a737 is fastened with a 1.3-megapixel camera (1.3? Seriously?!), video share, stereo Bluetooth, and an external microSD port.
This sixth door was fastened with a foot-wide iron-plated bar, attached to door and frame by thick iron hoops, plus a large iron bolt lock, plus a padlock, and the whole affair was crisscrossed with iron bars bolted to the oak on either side of the door.
