At the new hipster high-end clothing store Aloha Rag, on Spring and Greenwich, "Clothes dangle from the racks on shiny metal hangers, spaced meticulously equidistant from one another, making them all look precious and expensive, which they are," Mike Albo writes.
The prevalent trend in New York boutiques is to have but eight hangers with thousand-dollar clothes preciously dangling on them as if they were glistening slices of mink meat.
In Mexico City, it furnished an abandoned house, dangling clothes from the door frames.
I was relieved he cracked my cover, because now I could comfortably study the clothes, which were dangling on hangers in fascinating folds.
It was about 200 yards wide and 100 deep, and subdivided here and there by low walls of limestone rock and sticks from which clothes and lamps dangled.
The parents, some of whom have not mastered English, expect obedience and modesty and closely follow politics back in East Africa; the children are focused not on the homeland but on the money, clothes and excitement dangled by American culture.
The notes were written and attached to clothes pins that dangled from a red frame at the front of the church, and they described Moon as kind, happy and smart. .
Mr. Lang also had straps dangling from his clothes, including an unattached zipper and what resembled a parachute harness.
Ms. Kawakubo, on the other hand, couldn't bring much poetry or finesse to her heavily layered black clothes for Comme des Garçons, dangling with hanks of braided yarn like woolly dreadlocks.
Their children's bedrooms eschew wardrobes – instead, they hang their children's designer clothes along pieces of driftwood, dangling from the ceiling on lengths of softly distressed string that glint in the sunlight like spun gold.
