It was known as the Tasmanian tiger, for its striped coat, or the Tasmanian wolf, for its doglike appearance.
Cattrall, who is fifty-seven, and wore a fuzzy brown-and-black striped coat and long fingerless leather gloves, laughed, enveloping Calle in a hug.
Last year's film Sherlock Holmes, directed by Guy Ritchie, brought the Victorian steam-punk look into the mainstream, with actor Robert Downey Jr's striped coat becoming a coveted item.
Laura and Kate Mulleavy's relaxed dresses and striped coats for Rodarte have the gall of being normal, and flattering on a woman of any age.
Prada's regal procession contained a lot of winning clothes but the subtly striped coat worn with a leather floral pen/boutonnière on the chest pocket was a standout.
While the rest of his flock huddle together like village gossips, Digby, the only one with a striped coat, sits at a distance: "As you can see, Digby was different.
cc @tmagazine @NYTStyles http://t.co/AhC7qLAfzs — Edward Barsamian (@EdwardBarsamian) 6 Sep 13 More pattern play, like this snazzy striped coat @Peter_Som #nyfw http://t.co/iI112caMYM — Bee (Chang) Shapiro (@BeeShapiro) 6 Sep 13 This man is on his #nyfw soapbox outside the @rag_bone show.
And Mr. Lacroix is interested only in 20 minutes of mind expansion, showing you how, with a Regency striped coat exploding over an orange minislip or a coat made of strips of fur the color of Murano glass, you can be more than plain cake.
Among cattle with normal coat colours, there are those with striped coats, described as "robe fantaisiste" or "fantasy coats" (Dupuy and Denis 2011).
Such striped coat patterns for cattle are depicted in the rock art of Immidir, Algeria (Gauthier and Gauthier 2006), and Tassili-n-Ajjer, Algeria, which date to between 4000 and 2000 BC.
These insects appear to be less attracted to striped coats and, compared to other wild equines, zebras live in areas with the highest fly activity.
