With the "vintage" label becoming more ubiquitous, designers, clothing dealers and retailers may find they need a new term to describe clothing that truly is several decades old and made with fabrics, handwork and other processes that are now too expensive to replicate.
Several truly horrible passes in first 35 minutes set Dallas free on dangerous breaks.
But rising effortlessly above all the by-the-numbers work this year have been several truly impressive novels.
Thank goodness we have some hope: there are several truly pro-choice candidates challenging Ms. Kelly this year.
It would home in on the stock market and then report on the death of a teenager in Virginia from a staph infection, reports that included several truly silly efforts to frame the tragedy as a business story.
Even his best performances this season – and there have been several truly dominant displays, including 36- and 43-point hauls against Vanderbilt and North Florida respectively – have carried some kind of disappointment or caveat.
Staged by Sarah Benson, who directed the landmark New York premiere of Sarah Kane's truly shocking "Blasted" several years ago, this short, seductive monologue is descended from the socially conscious (and self-conscious) plays of Wallace Shawn (particularly "Aunt Dan and Lemon") and the angry, quick-take dramas of the late-career Harold Pinter.
Naked Cowboy oysters from the Long Island Sound, along with creamy, clam-shaped Kusshis from Vancouver Island, supplemented several truly small plates — an arugula salad with ricotta, figs, and thyme-infused honey gets you barely a handful of greens, and an order of fried squash blossoms comes with just three — courtesy of Mark Firth, a former partner at Diner and Marlow & Sons.
Vogue editor Sarah Harris has a Louis Vuitton one, while the New York fashion industry's obsession with Mansur Gavriel's simple, clean-luxe bucket bags has well and truly arrived, with several stylists and editors toting the label on day one of London fashion week.
It's an appealing combination that gives us, on the one hand, several truly exquisite ballads ("So Many People," "What More Do I Need?") and, on the other, comic treats like the ensemble number "That Kind of a Neighborhood," a paean to life in Brooklyn that anticipates the satiric lyrics of "West Side Story".
