On second thought, Mr. Scott may be the perfect designer for a place where wearing 1980's clothes -- peplums, fitted shapes, shiny cloth and more padded shoulders -- is not a sign of high sartorial irony, but proof that mothballs are effective.
The lettering on nicer jerseys is made from a shiny cloth called tackle twill.
I left with my adopted guide, a young boy, along the smog-smoky dark dusty road, passing a group of people running down with a body on a piece of wood, a woman, as she was covered in a bright shiny cloth.
Using shiny cloths, pipe cleaners, yarn, glitter glue, and plenty of beads, our group came up with several examples that easily rivaled the work we saw in the gallery.
She wore makeup, lipstick that had smudged, rouge that made her cheeks almost pink, new clothes made of shiny white cloth — at least that much had been done to celebrate their wedding day.
On other fronts, there are a wonderful necklace and a recent collage made of typewriter keys, at one time a favorite Slobodkina medium; a hat of shiny gold cloth with its own built-in earrings; and painted eggs à la Fabergé.
Then he rustles in, enveloped by a tumble of shiny white cloth, which the aides spring forward to arrange whenever he stands or sits.
Ms. Kim fills her pojagi-like cloths with oddball items, like tree branches, pink plastic babies, faux eggs and umbrellas wrapped in shiny fabric.
The jacket's collar and cuffs were of a shiny lime-green cloth with black polka dots.
The floor is bare wood, as are the tables, which are topped with shiny place mats, cloth napkins and more votive candles.
Dad grilled some steaks, which he carried into the living room, where Unni had set the table: a white cloth, shiny new plates and glasses.
