For that Michelson melded odd ingredients — lace, chain and glass — and realized that, when it came to jewelry, "there was a whole new world of things not yet being done".
You might remember the original from the 1970s: an odd, square-toed, lace-up number, with a "negative" or "minus" heel.
NEARLY a year since Vladimir Putin took charge of Russia, as prime minister and then president, there is an odd new mood of hope, laced with fear.
Yet Steele's entire interview with the Times is laced with an odd argot.
His romantic leanings led him to some preposterous combinations of punk leather, wasp-waist pinstriped suits, sparkling lace underpants and the odd feathered tricorn.
It's that odd mix of sophisticated culinary thoroughness laced with Victorian admonishments and Beckerisms -- health tips and canned soup, pad Thai and shrimp wiggle -- that make the new book a disappointment.
The two front-runners have surprisingly subtle senses of humour, intriguing plots laced with satire and are odd enough to be penned by Spike Jonze.
This lacing technique can be used on Converse with an odd number of eyelet pairs, but it will look most symmetrical with shoes that have an even number of pairs.
Though the music you hear pumping from the tape decks of lorries and taxis might include the odd blast of American R&B or rap, it's local stars who dominate with tunes laced with synths but still chiming with the odd harmonies of East Africa - pin-up Teddy Afro, or the hugely popular Gossaye Tesfaye.
Her ghostly appearance is so odd that it terrifies Pip when he first meets her: She was dressed in rich materials – satins, and lace, and silks – all of white.
