Thus that inaugural series was played in dowdy whites with coloured stripes down the side.
Jim Killock, the executive director of Open Rights Group who last month warned the right to privacy could be meaningless within a decade under Labour and Tory plans, said he hoped politicians of all stripes would oppose the reintroduction of the bill.
Politicians of all stripes refuse to deal with our booze-soaked culture because vested interests lobby so hard against it.
So it will be up to the judges in Turin to either convict a troublesome poet or uphold the principle of free speech so recently championed in Paris by politicians of all stripes.
Chalk stripes The new pinstripes, according to Fantastic Man.
The codes of Balenciaga were celebrated in a series of exquisite cocoon-shaped coats, given a sports makeover with go-faster stripes of silver zips.
There were egg-yolk skirts at Emilia Wickstead, citrus stripes and patterns at Carven.
Bring up a new draft, see how he does, and even if he's playing well, send him back down for a season or two to not only have him earn a few more stripes, but save money in the long run.
A gondolier in red and white stripes took a bow.
On the right-hand side, down the entire length of the wall, was a shrine to Adidas that encompassed pictures of, among others, David Beckham, wearing the red-and-black stripes of Milan, with a pair of his white Predator boots – signed, of course – in a glass case.
Today, both men are long dead, felled in the Aids crisis along with Robert Mapplethorpe, another habituee of the area whose work is also in the show: a monochrone, tattered stars and stripes.
