Mr. Lacroix's homage included some dramatic coats, a cash-and-carry jacket, a lovely green silk crepe evening, and a number of Schiap-like accessories, including a chimney hat and fur-topped booties that sort of spilled around the ankles.
The feeling was really strong and there was almost no editing, it just sort of spilled out that way.
I may never get to New York, and my friendliness may remain a sort of radiance spilling into the crowd.
The new technology, known as Vibso, allows users to share music by simply allowing others to put their ears against it, and prevents the sort of sound-spill that earns you all those dirty looks on airplaines.
Usually in the form of spilt beer.
"In this fin de siecle period,' she added, "there seems to be a fascination with this sort of thing, perhaps spilling over into fashion.
So, OK, here's my idea, which is a brilliant idea, as I am the sort of person who naturally spills with brilliant ideas – sometimes, they even spill over into a big Brilliant Ideas puddle, which I have to mop up myself – unless I can employ someone from the Third World to do it for peanuts – and it's this: let's stop only labelling products positively.
America certainly would be a better place if we had more picnics and bowled more in leagues, but I am not sure that activities of this sort would spill over significantly into the public arena.
If I feared the demise of "the book" for the more ephemeral cyber publishing, Dan Strone assures me, there will always be a demand for celebrity memoirs, and none of their sort will spill their story for free.
And I as policy director managed the whole policy portfolio and actually climate and environmental policy might have been the sort of area that we spilled the most ink on.
