Yet for a while she was celebrated in reading America, and in the smart lesbian literary Paris of the 20's, ruled by Nancy Cunard, Djuna Barnes and Gertrude Stein, an epoch when the glamorous, literary, newly liberated americaines and anglaises were conspicuous for their witty talk, smart tuxedos and modernist works.
"Marine uniform, dressed up, smart clothing, tuxedos, formal wear," Mr. Formichetti said backstage to describe the influences in clothes designed by Romain Kremer.
The costumes by Jess Goldstein are a wild array of this and that -- regal robes, satin pajamas, tuxedos, evening gowns, smart sports coats -- intended to convey character rather than depict a time-specific setting.
Brokers: Tuxedo Park Estates; Tuxedo Park Preferred Properties.
At the top of the "Gherkin," the Norman Foster skyscraper in London's financial district, Hardy Amies showed its smart-casual wardrobe, finished off with a streamlined tuxedo in stylish midnight blue.
A smart dresser, King preferred to appear on stage wearing a suit or tuxedo, patent leather shoes and diamond rings.
A crisply tailored satin and silk tuxedo in slightly off shades of shimmery ivory and winter white looks terrifically slick and smart.
Under Mr. Henson's supervision, the Jay Ward studio also cranked out the Saturday morning cartoons "Underdog" (1964-73), featheing the voice of Wally Cox in a canine spoof of superheroes, and "Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales" (1963-66), which used the voice of Don Adams (who went on to star in "Get Smart") as a worldly, wise-cracking penguin.
