new sweater!!

New top 👕 Sweater season is officially back 😊

Meryl Streep’s eye catches a cerulean sweater in new video.

jungkook is wearing his new CKJK sweater again today 💘

New Sale! My IWC Content is so popular! Casual... Cigarette In My Sweater Dressshow more

this new sweater in the grizz den tho 👀... just in time for the weather changeshow more

A fluffy sweater that carries memories of being a... member of the basketball club in R.P.D. Revel in holiday spirit with Rebecca Chambers' new Ugly Sweater, available now in the Dead by Daylight store.show more

Just a girl who know’s she’s not attractive trying... her best in her new Penney’s Sweater 😁show more

Happy holidays! Play GTA Online to get an assortment... of holiday gifts, including the new Season’s Greetings Sweater and New Year Fireworks Bodysuit:show more

Rematch season 2 is now live ❄️⚽ Kick off... with improved dribbling & ball control, new goalkeeper animations, new arenas, Ugly Sweater Bundle, and more:show more

Like my new sweater? It’s mine now. Beware, don’t... leave your oversized shirts at my place or they will be mine!!!show more

Here is my sister, Cortney, sporting the new Team... Dominator Christmas sweater!! The Christmas trees are upside down Team Dominator logos. Hand designed. No AI! You can get yours atshow more

To mark 30 years since Oasis' legendary Knebworth gigs,... a new collection has arrived featuring amazing replicas of Liam’s white safari jacket and Noel's striped sweater as worn by both on-stage!show more

[INFO] 231227 New shared video of YG male trainees... in front of the YGE building last month. The male trainee wearing the FCMM sweater was seen again in this video. #YGNEWBOYGROUP #YGNBG #YGTRAINEE YG FAMILYshow more

Here's the latest cozy addition to my wardrobe! Wrapped... up in my brand-new sweater and feeling fabulous. What do you think, folks? Give me your ratings from 1 to 10, and don't spare the fashion advice! #SweaterWeather #Fashionista #stefaniaderiabina #CozyChic #RateMyOutfit #StyleDiary ✨ Let's see those numbers!show more

Ryan Matta made a video not too long ago... showing off his “new microphone” that he said “matches his necklace”. His necklace is of a swastika…. Thomas Massie invited Ryan Matta to Kentucky to campaign with him this weekend, and he even invited Massie to his home today. This comes after Massie took a photo with Ryan Matta this week while Matta was wearing a sweater that said “American Reich” with Nazi symbols. Massie knows Ryan is a Nazi and he invited him to Kentucky regardless…. It’s time for Mike Johnson to condemn this behavior. Speaker Mike Johnson Rand Paul Lauren Boebert Rep. Victoria Spartz and Warren Davidson 🇺🇸 also campaigned with Ryan this weekend. They should all be censured.show more

Not all superheroes wear capes. Made by using GPT... Image 2 + Seedance 2.0 for DomoAI official Prompt: Cinematic 15-second video of a young woman with long blonde wavy hair transforming into a modern street-style Spider-Woman in New York City at golden hour. She sits cross-legged on a high-rise window ledge overlooking the Manhattan skyline, wearing a black bomber jacket, pink tights, grey sweater tied at her waist, white gloves, and teal sneakers, putting on large black over-ear headphones with a soft smile. She lies back with her teal sneakers against the glass. Close-up of her white-gloved hand shooting a thin white web. She swings acrobatically on the web through rainy NYC streets lined with brick buildings, fire escapes, and yellow taxis at dusk, leaping between walls, running and flipping through traffic, then landing on a rooftop. Final shot: she stands confidently on a water-tower rooftop against a dramatic orange sunset sky, arms outstretched in a powerful pose, city skyline behind her. Dynamic camera moves, smooth motion, realistic physics, cinematic lighting, high detail, photorealistic. #DomoAi #DomoAiCPPshow more

Check out the first slide below. This is a... scan of a 1949 San Francisco phonebook. By my count, there are about thirty businesses listed under the heading of "reweaving." The term reweaving encompasses several techniques, including French weaving, inweaving, and reknitting. While the methods differ, the general idea is the same: when a garment develops a hole or tear, a skilled reweaver can repair the damage in a way that's virtually invisible. Sometimes this involves adding a patch to the underside of the fabric and blending the edges; other times, it means painstakingly weaving or knitting new material into the damaged area. Either way, these techniques are distinct from simply patching or sewing over the hole or tear, which can leave visible signs of repair. Reweaving, by contrast, aims to restore the garment to its original condition. Hence why this is sometimes called invisible mending. A few weeks ago, I found a moth hole in one of my sport coats, so I called my usual reweaver: French American Reweaving Company in NYC. No one answered, so I tried again the next day. And the next. After several days, I gave up. Their voicemail box was full, so I couldn't leave a message. (They may still be operating; I don't know). In the 1980s, French American Reweaving Company had six full-time reweavers. As of a few years ago, they were down to three — all of them over the age of 70. Rave FabriCARE in Scottsdale, Arizona (my dry cleaner of choice) stopped offering reweaving services after their reweaver retired. Across the country, these once-common businesses are disappearing. The reason is simple: people are wearing simpler, cheaper clothing today, so there's little economic incentive to repairing things. Depending on the damage, reknitting a hole in a sweater might cost you $100. That's more than some people pay for an entirely new sweater these days, even in cashmere, so it's cheaper to replace things once they wear down. Consequently, repair culture is disappearing. Few people even know that you can repair clothes. Those who do may struggle to find someone with the skills to perform this kind of work. And as older craftspeople retire, they take their knowledge with them, as they typically don't have young apprentices. In 1949, there were at least thirty reweaving businesses in San Francisco, according to this phonebook. Today, I only know of two such services in the city. The last three slides show repairs from Garment Butler, one of the few mail-in services nowadays for this kind of thing. I also use Without a Trace in Chicago (they take mail-ins). IG garmentbutlershow more