Each is pulled over a torso-shaped fluorescent light and checked.
2. You could always wear "Opiom" with a black dress (boring), but it would be more fun with an original Saint Laurent Le Smoking jacket (1966), over a bare torso, of course, and a generous spritz of his scent "Opium" (1977), which was introduced with the ad slogan Pour celles qui s'adonnent à Yves Saint Laurent, ("For the women addicted to Yves Saint Laurent").
Yes, if you find a blindingly white grin attached to a shaved, over-muscled torso charismatic.
I remembered from the booklets: The soul was considered to be still hovering near the body, and it was disrespectful to pass things over the torso.
His frayed blue cotton shirt was stretched tight over an ample torso; through gaps and tears in the fabric, I caught glimpses of extensive virtuoso tattoos (floral, abstract, and figurative); more tattoos were in view on his beefy bare arms.
The show's two early canvases, "Young Spartans Exercising" and "Scene of War in the Middle Ages," aren't paintings or narratives so much as collections of strenuous poses, from the extended arm of a lithe female Spartan to the doubled-over torso of a rape victim in "Scene of War".
We already know that farmers don't have a sniff of sentimentality, but it's still bracing to see the sheep breeders in this movie drag a newborn by its hind leg across the straw, or slip the skin of a dead lamb, like a sock, over the torso of an orphaned one, in the hope that the bereaved mother will accept it.
Tugging, flouncing, cinching, the hands arranged over my torso a V-neck, open-weave off-white pullover ($155) that had been summoned to accompany the shorts.
Chuck Knoblauch was doing an impression of his teammate Jim Leyritz: a miniature Yankees jersey jammed into his waistband with the fabric stretched tautly over his torso, a No. 13 taped on his back, and he was bent forward, bat waggling.
