Such shirts, worn close to the body, were called dushegreya or soul warmers.
Was it absurd that the ancients believed that amber worn close to the skin could prevent insanity, asthma, dropsy, toothache, and deafness?
(Mixed messages: it's stonewash and worn close to the heart, like a gym T-shirt rather than a band one).
Calvin Klein Klein's models had their hair slicked down with a reflective sheen, and there were a few black, short-cropped styles also worn close to the head, reminiscent of early Yohji Yamamoto.
Mrs. Arafat gave the broadcaster a copy of Mr. Arafat's medical records as well as personal effects, including clothing he had worn close to his death, his toothbrush and his trademark black-and-white checkered headdress.
The technical skills do not need to be detailed and should rely on access to the right knowledge in the organisation – it's more akin to 'finance for the non-financial manager' than a specialism – an understanding of the basic lexicon of digital such as big data or cloud computing in the immediate, and things like 'wearables' (technologies worn close to the body) in the not too distant future.
It may seem an odd feature for a tablet, but the iPad is designed to go with you where you go, and it might be even more representative of your general activity level since it won't be triggered so easily as a phone worn close to the body.
A photograph was a tangible object that represented the deceased and could be held or worn close to the body.
I've had to simplify my mornings to cut down the number of decisions I have to make — I wear close to the same thing every day.
"The handkerchiefs were meticulously embroidered by the hands of women, and as objects were worn close to the skin, often in the folds of underclothing".
