Travis's social skills included drinking wine from a stemmed glass, dressing and bathing himself and using a computer.
LOOKING GLASS Dressing rooms are generously sized; lighting flatters; fixtures amuse and delight.
They moved in a few years ago with not much of their own furniture: a friend's Crate & Barrel bed, a mirrored glass dressing table found at the Brimfield Antiques Show for $150 ,a chaise that sat just one.
At Sotheby's Paris, on May 15, Karl Lagerfeld will auction off 240 of his own Art Deco objects, including the 1920 Pierre Legrain ebonized wood and mirrored glass dressing table, below left, which has an estimate of $200,000 to $300,000.
Industries produce cement, ceramics, bricks, tiles, glass, dressed stone, lumber, and shellac; flour, dal (pigeon pea), and oil are milled.
He gave the drink a few stiff shakes high above his right shoulder, and, with a look of concentration on his comely face, quickly poured it into a glass dressed with starfruit and a long ribbon of lemon peel.
Frette linens, Christofle silverware and Riedel glasses dress the tables; the cellar stocks rare vintages and cask-barrel Cognacs.
"I've been coming here for 200 years," quipped Neil Cowan, 70, behind square glasses, dressed in a suit and a tie striped eggshell blue and yellow.
Despite the early hour, most of the handful of diners are wearing dark glasses, dressed in black and keeping their cell phones handy.
A post on the Cvstos Facebook page from earlier this month shows Depardieu – also sporting a pair of fetching leopard-print glasses – dressed in the new Challenge Jetliner watch, which features Russia's national crest of a double-headed eagle picked out in red gold.
She said that after Brown strangled her, she ran from the house, shoeless and without her glasses, dressed only in a nightgown, leaving her baby crying in the bedroom.
