Huddled around sideline heaters and wearing huge capes, the Seahawks sideline on the shaded side of the stadium was a largely lethargic place for much of the game.
Within a wonderfully extreme image, a pitiful speck of a rag-doll male desperately yearns to be swallowed up by a robotic femme fatale in a huge billowing cape.
After all, the film chronicles his South African fans' long and complicated quest to determine whether the man behind such huge-in-Cape-Town (and unknown-everywhere-else) hits as "Sugar Man" and "Crucify Your Mind" had really committed suicide on stage -- and whether he had done so by, as one rumor had it, shooting himself in the head or, as another held, lighting himself on fire.
She didn't give a damn about social opinion, and she was rewarded with the stunningly modern-looking "Arrangement in Black: Lady Meux" (in a starkly simple gown, with a huge white fur cape and icy diamonds) and the outrageous "Harmony in Pink and Grey" (voluptuously seductive in a dress that seems corseted from the outside).
Whether it was a pillowcase you tucked in your t-shirt as a kid, a huge, shiny black cape you had for Halloween or the hooded army surplus rain slicker that felt like Platoon meets Lestat.
The colony has been disrupted by the movement of two huge icebergs near the cape, according to researchers who have observed the birds.
An administrative assistant, she has a gift for color and pattern, choosing pieces with no regard for size and wearing them in an uninhibited way: a skirt as a cape; a huge plaid shirt as a shawl.
I wished I had chosen December as my wedding month, just so I would have an excuse to bury myself in a huge, furry, winter-white cape.
Resembling two crows in huge black hats and capes, they act as magicians and ingeniously remain loyal to Stravinsky's orchestration of a famous score.
