Sentences with phrase «rumpled fabric»

I suppose that if one persists in trying to press the rumpled fabric of history against the lumpy corpus of AGW theory, the fit will eventually look better.

The pictures depict almost nothing but rumpled fabric, although the shapes of simple objects can sometimes be discerned beneath the complicated surfaces.

Anyone could pull off this rumpled fabric because it's «intentional».

Not exact matches

This dress was pretty good for a black tie dinner I attended - it is LONG, however, and the fabric rumpled easily.

What I don't like about the fabric is that it wrinkles extremely easily and even after ironing looked a little rumpled.

It's really light jersey fabric so it could hang better and this dress gets rumpled and sticks when I walk with leggings on underneath.

It is light and airy and one of those fabrics that, like linen, is wrinkle - prone, but that's part of what makes it so great — even the first time you wear it, double gauze feels soft and rumpled and worn in, and it only gets softer with repeated washes and wears.

Both have a parallel in Sam Moyer, with her own illusion of rumpled canvas and photography, although in actual bleached and ironed fabric.

In her 2015 interview, she described the process of preparing My Bed to once again go on display at Tate Britain, when she had to climb again beneath its sheets in order to restore the correct degree of rumpled disarray — Tracey said that the fabric had stiffened over time and that was exactly how she felt about this work.

If your fabric has stretch or movement to it then you will have a rumpled sofa, so choose a fabric that is taut (i.e.: see our GH Studio Velvet or GH Large Chevron).

This sofa's slightly rumpled slipcover fabric repeats the grayish tones of the streamlined appliances and stone countertops.