The driver wore a white hat with pink rosette, and beside him, on the high seat, were a man and a woman-she with her arm round his waist.

I got up early and did the pink rosettes and green leaf shapes with the mint cream, and now all I've got to do is the twirly bits along the edges with yellow buttercup cream.

Two tiny slippers with big pink rosettes peeped out beneath her dress as she walked.

They are both by Jeanne Lanvin from 1924, and while the pristine pink rosettes scatter elegantly across both, the sleeves and decolletage of each differ.

At Sotheby's the Rivers collection includes a gold and enamel cigarette case with pink rosettes, a carved nephrite gold and enamel bonbonnière, whose lid has Cupid riding an eagle on a cloud, and several elephants in bowenite, obsidian and aventurine.

Nowhere is this reverence clearer than in Koons's monumental painting, "Cake" (1995-97), a photorealist rendering of a perfect slice of white-frosted layer cake topped with a pink rosette.

They were both much smaller than Ralph and he hung between them like a dirty blanket on a washline, with the mixture of water and blood dripping to form pale pink rosettes on his shirt front.

Then a blue lace garter belt with tiny pink rosettes on it, to hold up the first pair of silk stockings I had been able to afford in a long time.

If you like battleground carnage delivered with aesthetic brio, the kind that ensures that when a soldier explodes into confetti, his flesh will dapple a trenchmate as decoratively as pink rosettes on a cake, this new French film will serve you nicely.

Patricia Marsden, 31, from Dorset wore a purple-pink chiffon V-neck knee-length dress, which she carefully coordinated with a pink necklace, hat and pink rosettes upon her shoes.