"Most of my friends died from Aids-related illnesses," says Pfahler. "It was like a horror movie, watching people with angina, their bodies blowing up, people wearing germ jumpsuits… You can't ever erase these intense images from your eyes.
At the rehearsal dinner, Knowles and Ferguson screened the film they had watched on their first date: the 1975 Berry Gordy-produced movie Mahogany, in which Diana Ross plays a fashion designer and is resplendent in a series of terribly autumn/winter 2014 wide-brimmed hats and jumpsuits.
And, because each caddie will be wearing the Augusta National's famous white jumpsuits, there won't be any bibs in sight.
He went to the region 32 times, astonishing Afghan warlords and General Zia of Pakistan by showing up with beauties called "Snowflake" or "Firecracker" in tight pink jumpsuits.
Some have been paraded on television in prison jumpsuits.
At its opening in May following a general election, members of the newly formed Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) party arrived in bright-red jumpsuits, gumboots and hard hats, symbolising the uniform of South Africa's black workers.
Visitors can dress up in jumpsuits and hard hats and descend in a creaking elevator to the coalface 300 metres below the surface.
But critics noticed that the latest woman in his life, Audrey Madison, sang Tina's songs wearing Tina wigs and Tina jumpsuits, and wondered whether Mr Turner still assumed that stars were so easy to shape.
Presumably, film-makers have calculated that we can accept people with superpowers, we can accept that they'd use those superpowers to have mid-air punch-ups with each other, and we can accept that they'd dress in brightly coloured jumpsuits while doing so.
WORKERS in yellow jumpsuits and respiratory equipment are stripping one end of a building down to its beams.
Formed in 1972 by art students Mark Mothersbaugh and Jerry Casale (their musician brothers later joined the band), Devo adopted a man-as-machine persona complete with flowerpot headgear, matching industrial jumpsuits, robotic movements, and a heavy mechanical sound (including pioneering use of a drum machine invented by Bob Mothersbaugh)—to convey the dehumanizing effect of modern technology.
