On the runways and in the streets, "all roads lead to Rei," Ms. Graubard observed, a reference to fashion's reborn affinity for raw edges, shredded fabrics and, in her phrase, "a tremendous movement of silhouettes away from the body.
Maybe you want feathered edges or shredded ones to show your personality, there is no right and wrong so bring out your imagination.
More often, you were given those thin plastic "wooden" bowls full of listless lettuce, wilted at the edges, topped with shredded carrots already gone chalky and "bacon bits" that weren't made of bacon.
With the elegant setting designed by Ms. Monte and exquisitely lighted by Tony Galaska — a shimmering, ice-blue platform surrounded by shredded-paper walls and edged with mounds of more shredded paper — this production is a feast for the eyes.
Put the shredded chicken slices in a line at the edges of a tortilla.
You can fray the edges as much as you want for a shredded look.
Individual woodpeckers in shredded forests did not select foraging trees further away from clear-cut edges than available ones.
I'll fix you!' I got a single-sided Gillette razorblade and cut... [from the centre to the edge of the] cone... so it was all shredded but still on there, still intact.
The tandoor lent a pleasantly smoky edge to five huge tiger shrimp served on a bed of shredded, colorful vegetables.
Crunching over shattered glass, the group walked up to the edge of the water-filled bomb crater in front of the building's shredded facade.
