silk square

After many attempts to print on silk squares, he was about to give up.

Hermes says its sells a silk square every 20 seconds.

He folded the blue silk square and thrust it back into his breast pocket.

The entire silk square was covered with tiny groups of letters arranged in a grid.

She slipped a silk square about her shoulders.

At Hermès she designed in 1929 their first women collection, silk squares,.

A cream-colored silk square peeked from his breast pocket.

'Bondage baby,' she said softly and reached for the silk square.

Azmaveth did not argue but knelt down on the floor by the bed and laid out the silk square in front of her.

Alice was learning how to make a receptacle out of a scarf and had folded a cheap silk square into a bonnet shape.

I'd heard that Hermès had decided to discontinue her particular style last year, a simple and elegant white silk square.

He unfolded the silk square.

Hesitantly, I pinched a corner of the silk square between thumb and forefinger, and pulled it off the man's face.

They built stately houses with floors, ceilings, walls and doors that were all seemingly fashioned out of elegant silk squares.

Silk squared his shoulders.

He first attempted to print on a silk square adding pectin to the ink so that it would not run or wash out when put in water.

Earrings cost $125 a pair; a big silk square boldly patterned in black-edged baroque hearts is $290.

Microsoie now prints street and subway maps of major cities on silk squares, which are lightweight and easily rolled up.

At Charivari stores in Manhattan, hand-painted silk squares and rectangles come only one way: large and loud.

This was followed by more silk squares, woven silk fabrics for vests, and printed ramie fabrics for dressing gowns and shirts.

Doctor Laura Maingay changed her sandals for driving shoes, pulled on a pair of string-backed driving gloves and wound a silk square over springy brindled hair.

They contrast Lovegrove's favourite modern materials, like carbon fibre, with natural forms, like the Hermés silk square that doubles as a portable chessboard.

He turned over in bed, and raising his knees into a hill stared at the yellow silk square and thought of the wonderful golden castle where she had taken him the day before.

Indeed, one could almost imagine Miss Mirabella, during her heyday as the editor in chief of Vogue, ushering guests in for dinner, silk squares fluttering behind her.

The luxury goods manufacturer Hermès began to sell handmade printed silk square scarves in the early 1930s, in addition to popularizing the zipper and many other practical innovations.