She's used so little and so weakly that, frankly, the cast might as well have dressed up as women themselves.
Well, someone dressed up as him.
Moscow looks well and festive, dressed up for the party congress with sparkling snow, lots of red banners, bright and tastefully designed ornamental street lighting, and far fewer of the trite ideological banners and iconographic portraits than on past occasions.
A sample passage from her first novel: "Well, I gotta get dressed up all beautiful.
The "natural history" pieces include the sharks in formaldehyde that first caught Mr Saatchi's eye over 20 years ago and made Mr Hirst's name as an explorer of death and fear.This sale includes two lots of sharks, a calf, a black sheep, a zebra and four skinned cows' heads, as well as a pony dressed up with a plastic narwhal horn to look like a unicorn.
Katie and I were dressed up as well.
Well, since he was so dressed up in a tuxedo and all, I figured I'd wear Grandma's emerald pendant to complete the outfit.
And though the city's monumental examples of the beaux arts and art deco movements are well documented in civic buildings dressed up in a mixed bag of Classical Roman and Greek elements, the city actually received its greatest modern architectural contribution in the years after WWII, when Ludwig Mies van der Rohe pioneered the new "International Style".
At a conference in London this week, a participant put it well: "The new always comes dressed up in the old".
On Tuesday, Harris tweeted a photo of himself dressed as Captain Hook, Burtka as Peter Pan and one-year-old twins Harper and Gideon dressed up as well.
