Sentences with phrase «like geisha»

But the Count failed to count on the love relationship that develops between the rich young woman, dressed like a geisha and fated to marry the Uncle when she comes of age, and the scammer who is under the thumb of the sharply dressed count.

i ordered WIDE these fit like geisha - NARROW!!

Notice I say correct foundation because I see so many girls wearing shades that either make them look like a geisha (when they're not) or like one of Willy Wonka's Oompa Loompa's because they want a «sun - kissed» look.

Not exact matches

SAKE ROK BRINGS SUSHI, SAKE AND A SPECTACLE LIKE NO OTHER TO THE LAS VEGAS STRIP The Ninjas, Godzillas and Geishas -LSB-...]

Guests will enjoy compelling cocktails like the rubabu with rhubarb infused sake, vodka, passion fruit and lemon; geisha smash with Ketel One, shiso leaves, cucumber, elder flower and yuzu; and the yuzu paloma with tequila blanco, homemade yuzu Campari; soda and green tea salt.

Looks like you had a great time with the geisha.

Even though she has chopsticks in her hair, she looks more like a genie than a geisha!

Cre8tor writes: «I like to think of myself as an American Geisha... a different perspective on an honest relationship.

Also the fact that his character doesn't recognize his wife in geisha makeup when she looks exactly like Shirley MacLaine in a black wig and heavy makeup make him seem like a nitwit.

Back in the olden days of the Tenderloin, the tale of samurai Tito Blind Dick unfolds as he tries to save innocent victims like damsel in distress, Geisha Cherry.

Like Ballad of Narayama, they are often essentially musicals: Karumen kokyo ni kaeru (Carmen Comes Home, 1951), Japan's first colour film, had characters break into song and dance and even put on a climactic show in the Hollywood manner; Kinoshita's masterpiece, the experimental melodrama Nihon no higeki (A Japanese Tragedy, 1953), is about a failed singer turned geisha and abused mother.

Obviously her stage / period / fantasy outfits on the likes of Sweeney Todd, Nine and Memoirs of a Geisha, can not be ignored.

by Walter Chaw Into the Woods looks exactly like what a legendary Sondheim production would look like were it adapted by that idiot who made Memoirs of a Geisha into a Vegas drag space - opera dragged through a scrim of horrific Occidental Orientalism.

Sony was already bleeding thanks to duds like «Stealth» and «Bewitched,» and had box office poison like «The Legend of Zorro,» «The Fog» and «Memoirs of a Geisha» on the horizon.

At the beginning of the Edo Period, this area was home to the city's geisha culture, home to numerous homes and restaurants where geishas would entertain the male guests and where many a clandestine affair was said to have occurred in the private nooks and crannies of the maze - like pathways.

Taking inspiration from both traditional Japanese painting from the Edo period as well as contemporary anime and manga comics, Yamaguchi Ai depicts geisha subjects with subtle references to freedom — like wildly unkempt hair and hairpins littered on the floor.

HUSH lets us in, «Classical Sirens and Japanese Geishas, be prepared to be seduced and discarded like a piece of old flypaper.»

An explorer of multiculturalism, British artist is well - known for his depictions of traditional Japanese female entertainers or geishas, capturing their femininity and sensuality through a unique mix of seemingly incompatible themes and aesthetics likes traditional fine art painting and «messier» Western traditions like action painting and graffiti, combined in such a way that it feels incredibly natural.