This is a classic stitch up.
She shared my tastes in 1940's and 50's clothing with classic lines, fine stitching and unusual colors.
Penfield are basically classic, woodsman Americana stitched and bound into fabric, woven with the strands of a half-century old logger's beard.
As Scoop opens, it's the other Boot, John, a self-serious literary novelist, author of Waste of Time, who is introduced as the confidant of Mrs Algernon Stitch, a classic Waugh hostess from Mayfair.
His new pair of sofas for B&B Italia are aimed at customers seeking glamour rather than eccentricity: the Lutetia is a classic three-seater with customizable stitching and trim, while the Ray (above) is a follow-up to his earlier best seller Charles -- a reference to the Eameses, mind you, not the soul singer.
The scenery is truly breathtaking, offering glimpses of perfect remoteness, stitched together with classic Welsh rolling hills.
Where the Pulp Fiction director reworks cheap B-movie material with diamond-cut dialogue and masterful staging, the German director steals all the best bits from classic Hollywood action adventure and stitches them together to create a horrifyingly ersatz frankenmovie.
Yet, though Duras and Woolf's lines are largely taken verbatim, they are also stripped of surrounding context, so that they float strangely in a warm haze of sentimentality, stitched together by classic French tunes from the '60s and '70s, Ms. Jemmett's original songs and Ms. Li's violin.
Mr. Reyle reimagined the classic Miss Dior bag with neon stitching and dangling charms made of colored plexiglass, one of his signature materials.
She liked a subdued three-quarter-length A-line Tahiliani vest-dress with traditional soof (translation: "neat and clean") embroidery: single-stitch designs over a classic block print.
