The Naval Academy wore maroon socks, caps, and belts, with white pants and jerseys.
He was dressed in his usual motley — pink shirt, rainbow socks, orange cap, and candy-striped pants — and was working the microphone like a carnival barker.
(In the early 80s, he attended a school in Sussex. "You had to wear a blazer, shorts, socks and cap. I liked it, but it was weird, I was one of the only foreigners – just me and an African kid").
Put on some brown clothing to help cover up your body; brown pants/tights, sweater, gloves, socks, stocking cap, etc. will work just fine to help cover your body up and give you a simple appearance of branches and the tree trunk.
Nearly two years before the United States entered World War II, Mrs. Latham started Bundles for Britain, an organization that initially consisted of a few New York women knitting socks and caps for British sailors.
With his mismatched socks, chequered caps and hearing aids paired like earrings, he belongs, as Sykes points out, to a venerable English tradition of eccentricity – but there's also a wilder-eyed cerebral obsessiveness to the man, which explains his preoccupation with the link between technology and vision and his wonky autodidactic theorising.
Tracksuit bottoms tucked into white socks, sneakers, caps, hoodies, and clunky Argos gold are all eroticized by scally gear fetishists.
Tracksuit bottoms tucked into white socks, trainers, caps, hoodies and clunky Argos gold are all eroticised by scally gear fetishists.
(A wall displays a roster of aliases, including, most mildly, "copper hat," "love sock," "frogskin," "night cap").
Wearing a backward baseball cap, Sock looked like a young Andy Roddick as he mixed booming first serves with deadly flicks of his forehand to hold his next service game.
Irrespective of place of delivery, mothers knew that babies must wear a cap, socks and be wrapped in warm clothes.
