The fluid pants with twisted legs, the all-in-one overalls and the use of liquid-effect organza and iridescent sequins have become hallmarks of the French brand.
Folding wooden chairs and low stools, with more or less elaborate turnery, were still used, besides a new type with baluster-formed or twisted legs and arms, and straight backs heightening through the 17th century.
Newspapers periodically report cases in which the process has gone awry, leaving young women with their feet turned grotesquely on twisted legs or their weakened bones breaking again and again.
The men are brilliant in the Bulgarian chain dances, pushing their pretzel-twisted legs down into exceptionally fast foot-crossing steps.
Four years later, doctors surgically strengthened his twisted right leg.
The twisted steel legs of her giant spider Maman, alongside a sequence of fabulous, hellish towers, gave the brand-new Tate Modern an instant visual signature, and made the then 89-year-old French-born New York artist a household name.
When Will examines that heart sculpture, for instance, it folds open, ventricles falling to the floor, and then walks toward him on twisted, black, nightmare legs, transforming into a demonic elk.
He alleges that another detainee's hand was broken and another is unable to walk because his leg was "twisted".
