I really only ever got shit from school officials who took umbrage at my pentagram T-shirts and miniskirts, but still remember the white-hot flare of shame that burst in my chest one day when Bill who was a sort of leader in my little group walked by, eyed me up and down, and derisively snorted, "Poser".
Late tonight, a low-flying airplane dropped burning white flares in groups of three over Jenin.
Film mixes black and white, flaring tinted colour slabs, interior and exterior shots.
By Charlie Smith The New Yorker, January 6 , 1992P. 32 Torn white flaring heat, smoke-tipped, View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By Jia Tolentino By Andy Borowitz.
After midnight, blazing white flares dropped by an airplane drifted over Hebron, illuminating the otherwise dark city.
Clutching a beer in the lobby bar, I was one half of the audience for the resident cabaret act: bald man on keyboards, female singer in white flared trousers and matching waistcoat.
Among the most successful were the white flared skirts, shown with sharp little cardigan jackets in a gray knit or a ribbed top; minis with rounded side tabs, and her interpretation of lace: squibs of fused jersey linked by tiny threads.
Roberts's language is almost painterly in its determination to show light and shade, revealing a densely patterned world that assails the senses: crab shins, "flecked red and white, flaring with bristly hairs", a long-necked woman who resembles "a wader pecking elegantly along the shore", blossom like "a dream of shivery whiteness".
Elsewhere, the 1975's Matty Healy has helpfully turned up on stage dressed as a rock star – white flared suit, sunglasses, cigarette dangling from lip – but, like Héloïse Letissier, his onstage persona is an intriguing, engaging combination of the knowingly mannered and the heartfelt.
Among all the glossies of me as a totally hot teen with overly plucked eyebrows and white flared, low-rise jeans, several albums spanning two years of my pubescence stood out.
