Sentence examples for fur robe from inspiring English sources

And here comes Tony Curtis, sporting a fur robe that's open to the navel.

The Iceman's basic piece of clothing was an unlined fur robe stitched together from pieces of ibex, chamois, and deer skin.

He variously entered the ring in a diaper, a Roman gladiator's outfit, a dress, an American Indian costume complete with headdress, a loincloth and a black fox fur robe with his nickname, Macho, stitched across the back in white mink.

The painting of a woman half-wearing a sumptuous gold braid-trimmed silk and fur robe was known as Titian's Mistress but was believed to have been painted long after his death in 1576.

Today, we can talk about Giotto's early style and Palladio's later villas, but we know almost nothing about the banner created by Mabel of Bury St. Edmonds, a thirteenth-century English embroiderer whom King Henry honored with the gift of a fur robe.

He also shot in the grotesque style, as in a painful portrait of Judy Garland in her dressing room, without make-up and swathed in a towel, arthritic hands grasping a wild-eyed face, as a bottle is handed over her bare shoulder; and a preposterous one of Isaac Hayes, commanding the entire frame in a fake fur robe and jangling bling, fat hands planted on spread knees.

There are some fantastic touches, not least the gigantic fiends who stalk the stage on stilts, in long fur robes with goat-skull heads.

The introduction ceremony was a quick hurdle to jump: seven minutes in the chamber, wearing fake-fur robes, borrowed for the day.

He wears a fur-lined robe that reeks of status and wealth.

Like an erotic accessory photographed by Robert Mapplethorpe, it protrudes massively out from his fur-lined robe, as impossible to ignore as Mr Punch's hump.

Once a year, they unearth fur-lined robes from their family vaults (or from the vaults of upmarket robe-rental shops) and process regally into Parliament as if it were still, say, 1599.