Though Fournier was obtuse about Flaubert, his novel opens (like Madame Bovary) with a new boy arriving into a schoolroom, plus an early description of a fanciful hat.
Among the highlights are an epoxy resin version of a 19th-century marble portrait bust, this time with a fanciful hat by Stephen Jones, and 15 pairs of printed shoes that Moss placed around the Great Bed of Ware, which was made for an inn, and was something of a 16th-century swinger's paradise.
Strawberry Shortcake and her friends make fanciful hats.
Most people associate balloon twisting with clowns, birthday parties, poodles and fanciful hats for children.
He lavished fanciful hats and dolls and collages he had crafted on his friends.
Of the 1,100 guests, 95percentt were women, half in fanciful hats -- a tradition for the lunch, given by the organization's women's committee.
The two artists are dressed in changing, layered outfits, distinct yet similar in their whimsical elements: detailed embroidery, rich hues, chunky knits, fanciful hats and, for swimming, plain white undergarments.
More than 1,150 guests, wearing spring clothes and fanciful hats, made dramatic entrances through the Fifth Avenue gate, descending the grand stairway to the restored sunken Conservatory Gardens at 105th Street.
And over the course of a 30-year friendship and many collaborations on frequently complicated editions, Ms. Bourgeois had seen and admired the elaborate and fanciful hats that Ms. Solodkin creates and often wears and was therefore acquainted with her pattern-making and sewing skills.
Youngsters will create fanciful hats decorated with fabrics, yarns, beads, sparkles and paints, while also learning about Fasching, the German Mardi Gras festival, tomorrow and Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Staten Island Children's Museum, Snug Harbor Cultural Center, 1000 Richmond Terrace, Livingston.
In the basement, the Marcianos found special cabinets containing fezzes, crowns, faux-chain-mail headdresses, fanciful Egyptian-style hats like the ones worn by Osiris, or Papa Smurf; a huge space devoted to strappy Biblical sandals.
