Let me ask you something - If the price tags you press on to your clothes were shifted on to you - how much would your tag say?
There are plenty of ties to keep clothes from shifting and wrinkling.
The envelope-shaped bags hold shirts, sweaters, even jackets, and they minimize wrinkles by keeping clothes from shifting around in the suitcase.
After they'd stayed a while longer in their hosts' bedroom, she exclaimed, "I have to go now!" and leaped up and tugged her coat and scarf from the loose pile — he was forced to scramble when other guests' clothes began shifting beneath him.
PC Bond's small group work 12-hour plain-clothes shifts in the most hectic shopping district in Europe.
Before finishing my eggs, I shifted my clothes to one of 11 dryers in the sunny back room.
It said in November that "unprecedented" discounting had hit its trading, adding that cutting prices to match rivals had not shifted more clothes.
While part of that figure comes from too-wishful thinking (the extra pounds never shifted, the clothes that never fit) there's also the more significant story of too much stuff presenting a simple lack of visibility, clouding our judgement regarding what we need or want to buy next.
Gen Art has focused attention on designers like Alicia Bell, whose Victorian-style frocks are carried at Henri Bendel in New York; Allie Adams, whose Doris Ruth label specializes in inexpensive, whimsically feminine dresses and tops; and Calvin Tran, the proprietor of Sac, a boutique here offering clothes that shift and change in shape depending on how they are fastened or draped.
Reger surrounds the theme with proliferating tendrils of melody, and clothes it in shifting chromatic harmonies, but rarely allows its basic outline to disappear.
