Mr. Talley, a Vogue editor at large, was referring to a tippet he was wearing as an accessory to a $3,500 chalk-striped bespoke suit from Huntsman, the English tailor; a $400 shirt with coordinated tie from Charvet in Paris; and a Tyrolean hat from Habig, whose hatband brush alone, of badger, cost $300 in 1988.
Elizabeth I transformed herself into a living, barely breathing icon in stays and farthingale; Thatcher's granny bags and tailored suits were embodiment of conservative-with-a-small-C values; even Clegg, Cameron and Miliband sport something by way of sartorial indicators, if only just a colour-coordinated tie toeing the party line.
Mr. McSwain (who cites Thierry Mugler as the only designer he poaches from) not only makes house calls and cleans closets, but also supplies color-coordinated everything: ties (extra long), socks (ordered by the dozen, because Mr. Camby misplaces them), exotic shoes.
Poured into those streamlined suits, with coordinated shirts and ties, and wearing lacquered trilbys and bug-eyed aviator sunglasses, the models looked boss -- and rather like loan sharks ready to swat some chump.
While it is true that transcript analysis alone cannot provide or confirm a comprehensive explanation of cellular events, in aggregate, the data we report suggest that DDVP exposure elicits a highly coordinated response tightly tied to defenses against intracellular ROS insult in the liver.
Michelle's navy blue, black and pea green dress was well-coordinated with POTUS' blue tie and navy blue suit.
Mr. Mars and his band wore coordinated blue blazers and skinny ties.
He highlighted one of the world's success stories on tackling stunting: Peru, where Dan Collyns reports that stunting among children under five has dropped from 29%to14%4% in the seven years between 2007 and 2014, through a coordinated programme of cash transfers tied to regular health checks for children.
Mr. Trichet has not signaled any impending coordinated effort but often emphasizes his ties to Mr. Bernanke.
Still, Kevin O'Conner, an assistant attorney general for Wisconsin, who represented the states, declared that "Microsoft has used virtually every tool of the monopolist's trade -- attempted collusion, exclusionary contracts, tying, predation -- in a coordinated scheme to eliminate threats to its monopoly".
