- more
absorbent the
bathrobes are. Velour:
Velour is a pile
fabric where the
loops woven into the
fabric have been cut.
Velour bathrobes are
typically made...
- Oddfather" and "The
Enigma in the
Bathrobe" by the media,
Gigante often wandered the
streets of
Greenwich Village in his
bathrobe and slippers,
mumbling incoherently...
-
translated literally as "bathing cloth" and
yukata originally were worn as
bathrobes;
their modern use is much broader, and are a
common sight in ****an during...
-
Italian lifestyle and
fashion company that
produces fragrances, candles,
bathrobes, and
leather accessories. All of its
ranges are
exclusively made in Italy...
- love at dawn". When Lennon's wife
returned home she
found Ono
wearing her
bathrobe and
drinking tea with
Lennon who
simply said, "Oh, hi." Ono
became pregnant...
-
include babies'
reusable diapers (or "nappies" in
British English), towels,
bathrobes, and
sweatbands for the
wrist or head.
Terrycloth is also
sometimes used...
- loose-****ing
outer garment, worn by
either men or women. They are
similar to a
bathrobe but
without the
absorbent material. A
dressing gown or a
housecoat is a...
- made out of
newspaper by her father, and at home as well,
pretending her
bathrobes were a mantle. This
image prompted her father, the
artist in the creation...
-
clothes by hand. In 1963, he
founded Confecciones Goa to sell
quilted bathrobes. In 1975, he
opened his
first Zara
store with his wife Rosalía Mera. In...
-
literature and role-playing
games by
wizards and
other magical characters. A
bathrobe worn
mostly after bathing or swimming. A gown used to
cover a
state of...
