Around the corner at Bloomingdale's, Natasha emerged from the dressing room triumphant in a retro-style bikini from her favorite designer, Marc Jacobs ("Pretty, but not overly girly"), a cream-colored affair with tiered blue and orange ribbon ruffles on the bandeau top and bottom ($201).
They're a classic example of "parasitic" mimicry, a strictly one-sided affair that benefits only the imitator, but leaves the male and the masculine-colored female vulnerable.
He wrote Brand that Savage, in denying that she and Gould had been intimate, was lying: "White women have had affairs with colored men, and then have accused them of rape to protect themselves, and she is doing something equally yellow".
By St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, March 14 , 1942P. 19 Mr. Hastings, a $20,000 a-year-man, is consulting with Rev. Dr. Jackson, a colored gentleman, about his financial affairs.
They were precious little affairs with bands of colored enamel in flowery patterns between brass wires.
The Columbia Square Inn, 125 Habersham Street, (912) 236-0444, www.columbiasquareinn.com, is a small-scale, intimate affair occupying an 1840's peach-colored beauty.
You could marvel at the candy-colored brilliance of Parliament records like "Motor Booty Affair," or lose yourself in the abstruse marginalia of Pedro Bell's cover art for "Cosmic Slop" and other Funkadelic records.
The story, which was published in The New Yorker in 1975, focusses on a love affair between a white man and a "colored" woman in Apartheid South Africa.
So, e.g., an object's being extended, being colored, being related to other objects, etc., are all held to be states of affairs (Sachverhalte).
The scarcity of transparent stones that are also 100 percent natural underscores the limitations inherent in the colored stone business, which, despite the best efforts of organized players like Gemfields, remains a wildly unpredictable affair.
