Basically you walk in and it's like a girl stuff explosion, pink, glitter, bright colors, big hair, designer scrunchies, giddy, freaky almost to the point of scary yet still totally positive girl power-y, and not like some fucking creepy arrested development four-year-old girl princess fairy shit.
Tulsi glitters bright and almost romantic on East 46th Street across the street from Sparks, a Midtown bet on a great chef's talent.
The view from their hotel room is exceptionally beautiful: a long, broad white beach, deserted, beside the glittering, bright blue-green sea.
We recount a few in poetic form: A birthday party with a billionaire host Set the Hamptons ablaze for a night Half of Wall Street, it seemed, came to join in the toast, Their fortunes all glittering bright.
When at last, long after nightfall, the glittering bright lights went up on the stage, the presentation commenced, and a parade of high-ranking Fleet Marine Force officers — big shots from Hawaii — embarked on their speeches, we began to realize a cold fact: they had nothing new to tell us.
Ingredients like burrata, onglet, skordalia, yuzu and agrodolce featured regularly in the dishes she cooked for customers to enjoy amid the glittering, bright-white surroundings of Nopi (named owing to its location north of Piccadilly Circus).
As the world's troubles mount, gold glitters brighter.
After the Marc Jacobs show last season the bars were full of gay men sporting spiked hair and wearing glitter and bright colors.
With their glittering saris, bright makeup and a reputation for bawdy song and dance, hijras, India's transgender minority, are hard to miss.
Sensation seems focused on the cutting of the umbilical cord, and that "glittering wage", bright as blood and steel, might imply life for the child or the mother but not for both.
Markovits renders, like Fitzgerald, the bright glitter that is cast by money across the surface of the world.
