The kaftan is laid-back, but it flirts with danger in its anything-goes vibe: Talitha Getty wears a multicoloured kaftan in the portrait by Patrick Lichfield, taken on the starlit terrace of the Marrakech palace where she entertained the Rolling Stones and Yves Saint Laurent, two years before she died of a heroin overdose.
A good deal of the site's appeal lies in its anything-goes nature look for just about anything, and you're likely to find it there.
This pale and unpretentious kitchen may not be to a neat freak's taste, but there's something to be admired in its anything-goes approach to storage.
A good deal of the site's appeal lies in its anything-goes nature--look for just about anything, and you're likely to find it there.
If its anything in the fair is in bad condition, for example: the rides are a little dirty, and the animal barns are not very clean.
For a time we thought we had "skirmish" securely in its place-anything inflicting less than a thousand casualties could be called only that.
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Russia is far more concerned by growing Chinese influence in its backyard than anything the West is throwing its way.
The peculiar lexicon and tousled persona is as artificial, in its way, as anything Mitt Romney has to offer.
The reformocon project shows how extreme mainstream conservatism has become in its opposition to anything involving the state.
In eleven minutes, it uses a stunning variety of overlapping, interlocking parts, as deft in its repetition as anything Steve Reich has done.
