hem下擺, hemline, The Designer Who Put Tina Turner in Those Hemlines. in- person lecture. flare (MAKE WIDER), 'Wrap Rage',

hem下擺,  hemline, The Designer Who Put Tina Turner in Those Hemlines. in- person lecture. 

https://www.facebook.com/hanching.chung/videos/2888814641248649

in- person lecture. 

One of his last memories of her was back in rehearsal for the 2008-9 tour. Toni Basil had been hired as the choreographer, but there was Ms. Turner, coaching all the dancers on how to do the moves just as she did. “There was nothing like watching Tina Turner give a class to the girls on how to be Tina Turner,” he said.

Excellent Art Japan & Asia

Behrooz Rezaee  · 

最常發言的成員

  ·   · 

Old Japanese engraving , A woman cuts off the hem of her kimono so as not to wake the cat .

Respect for another's life is something you have learn all your life .

Style

• 

The Designer Who Put Tina Turner in Those Hemlines

The Designer Who Put Tina Turner in Those Hemlines

Amazon.com Cuts Packaging to Combat 'Wrap Rage'

Amazon introduces an effort to create more consumer-friendly, environmentally responsible packaging for toys and consumer electronics.

Wrap rage (or wrapping rage or package rage) is the common name for heightened levels of anger, frustration and violence resulting from the inability to open hard-to-remove packaging.^[1]
In 2006, Consumer Reports magazine officially recognized the "wrap rage" phenomenon when it created the Oyster Awards for the products with the hardest-to-open packaging.^[2] A story in The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette about "wrap rage" was featured on "The Colbert Report" when host Steven Colbert tried open his own package containing a new calculator with a knife, to no avail.
Tools and implements used in attempts to open packages while under the influence of wrap rage are typically applied in a reckless and unsafe manner, and with the use of excessive force.
Wrap rage may result in, or from, minor injuries, such as cuts, sprains and bruises to the fingers and hands or strains to the shoulder muscle caused by exerting excessive efforts in attempting to open packages. In addition to personal injuries, wrap rage can result in damages to the goods or other items nearby at the product’s eventual opening.

See also

• air rage
• computer rage
• road rage

References

1. ^ http://www.ergoweb.com/news/detail.cfm?id=1006 Wrap Rage? Ergonomics Could Make That Package Easier To Open - ergoweb.com
2. ^ Mackenzie Carpenter, "Today's Packages Can Be Murder to Open", Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 05 March 2006, 1A.

This entry is from Wikipedia, the leading user-contributed encyclopedia. It may not have been reviewed by professional editors (see full disclaimer)

Mr. Saint Laurent’s first collection in his new position, shown on Jan. 30, 1958, was based on the trapeze, a youthful silhouette that started with narrow shoulders and a raised waistline, then flared out gently to a wide hemline. The collection was received with great enthusiasm, and Mr. Saint Laurent’s name was well on its way to becoming a household word across Europe and America.

flare (MAKE WIDER)
verb [I or T]
to (cause to) become wider:
The horse's nostrils flared.
The skirt fits tightly over the hips and flares just below the knees.

flare
noun [C usually singular]
This skirt has a definite flare.

flared
adjective
flared trousers

flares 
plural noun UK

hem¹

noun

1. the edge of a piece of cloth or clothing that has been turned under and sewn.

   "the hem of her dress"

verb

1. turn under and sew the edge of (a piece of cloth).

   "she began to hem a border"

下擺

The hemline of a garment is its lower edge. The term most often refers to the lower edge of a skirt or dress.
hemline
noun [C]
the length of a skirt or dress, or the lower edge of a skirt or dress:
In the 1960s hemlines suddenly shot up with the introduction of the miniskirt.