After several seasons worth of sequins, spangles and Swarovski crystals clinging to clothes like barnacles, the encrustacean era finally seems to be winding down.
A short ride away from Soweba's home, a fine mist of dust rises from the ground, clinging to clothes and machines and cloying the eyes, nose and mouth.
"I suppose it's masculine and feminine," she said of big versus body-clinging clothes.
Airborne pollen may cling to clothes, so watch out for your outside clothes-drying aggravating your allergies.
Characterised by entomologists as expert tourists, bedbugs cling to clothes, shoes and luggage until they reach a warm crevice, usually a mattress, where they can launch nightly attacks on sleeping hosts.
Too much detergent won't get washed out and will cling to clothes, trapping in moisture.
Many sprays and other laundry items can be used to help prevent static cling after clothes have been laundered.
I pushed through, the balloons bobbling above me, and eventually made my way back to the exit, with static in my hair and clothes clinging to my body.
To Biscuit, the scent of the subway clinging to his clothes surely evoked "a canned stew of humans shrieking through the darkness beneath the earth".
In the Jo Malone store, which opened Friday at Broadway and 23rd Street, a "scent booth" allows customers to sample fragrances without worrying about scent clinging to their clothes, fingers or, worst of all, nostrils.
Overhead, the sky is having a seizure, black above, quicksilver below, the rain coming down in windblown arcs, and I wouldn't even notice but for the fact that we are suddenly — instantly — wet, our hair knotted and clinging and our clothes stuck like flypaper to the slick tegument of our skin.
