Only when Martina Hingis began to use her racket as a stickpin to Daja Bedanova's spirits, and her daughter's advancement to the U . S . Open semifinal was secure, did Molitor's furrowed brow relax Tuesday.
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In February 1901, Etta Place accompanied Longabaugh to New York City, where at Tiffany's jewelers they purchased a lapel watch and stickpin, and posed for the now-famous DeYoung portrait at a studio in Union Square on Broadway.
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What also went unreported was the parade of stickpins worn on lapels by the rest of Tinseltown's elite, who donned necktie-free, black-on-black, jacket-and-tie ensembles that currently pass for formal chic on the West Coast.
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The usual necktie was a four-in-hand or an Ascot tie, made up as a neckband with wide wings attached and worn with a stickpin, but the 1890s also saw the return of the bow tie ( in various proportions ) for day dress.
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The memorial rests atop three pillars, each crowned with a trio of nude women, the nine Muses, their arms upraised, supporting a thick disk atop which stands a piano and an eight-foot statue of the standing Duke, looking as elegant as an ivory stickpin.
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For 43 years Hal Holbrook has attached white whiskers, donned a three-piece white suit, connected a gold watch fob to his vest, fixed his ascot with a diamond stickpin, lit a big fat cigar, and strode onto stages in every state in the union as Mark Twain.
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Continuing into the present, Plains metalsmiths have used German silver for pendants, pectorals, bracelets, armbands, hair plates, " conchas " ( oval decorative plates for belts ), earrings, belt buckles, necktie slides, stickpins, " dush-tuhs ", and tiaras.
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But Mr . Gibson's accessory may well be part of a sartorial trend : a parade of stickpins were worn on lapels by Tinseltown's elite, who donned necktie-free, black-on-black, jacket-and-tie ensembles that currently pass for formal chic on the West Coast.
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Costumed docents-- ladies in'30s cocktail dresses with diamonds at ears, throats and wrists, their furs tossed casually over their chair backs, and gentlemen in suits and ties with diamond stickpins and flashy pinkie rings, served by white-coated waiters and butlers-- helped pull us all back 65 years.
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"' Oliver " Daddy " Warbucks "'first appears in a September 1924 strip and reveals a month later he was formerly a small machine shop owner who acquired his enormous wealth producing munitions during World War I . He is a large, powerfully-built bald man, the idealized capitalist, who typically wears a tuxedo and diamond stickpin in his shirtfront.
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