Naturally, then, she accented a simple plaid shirtdress with an off-beat turquoise-studded belt.
It was made of gilded bamboo, and the poles were of vermilion lacquer studded with brass peacocks.
All that we wise men can say will not prevent the waistcoat-makers and the shoe-stitchers from dreaming of husbands studded with diamonds.
After receiving the award at a star-studded ceremony in Cannes, Loach said: "Our film is about, we hope, a little step, a very little step in the British confronting their imperialist history."
She wore a leather jacket studded with rhinestones.
They will spend less on loud displays of wealth, from diamond-studded tiaras to yachts too big to moor.
Among these is an enamelled camel pendant studded with rubies. (Ask to see the room when you arrive;guard shortages may mean it is temporarily closed.)
It was an odd and charming shrub with a long stem, whose numerous branches, bristling and leafless and as fine as threads, were covered with a million tiny white rosettes,this gave the shrub the air of a head of hair studded with flowers.
Two million years ago, a cave-studded aquifer lay beneath an undulating plain of shallow, wooded valleys and rolling hills.
The singer wore a studded leather bra and a head scarf as she watched the San Diego Padres take on the New York Mets in New York last night.
This season, tan suede studded boots with block heels are particularly fashionable, according to The Telegraph.
A spindly path of red and blue panels spidered out above nothing but star-studded space and a yawning black hole.
A brooch fixed to the collar matched her diamond - studded sapphire button earrings.
The Saudi king gave the pope two gifts: a golden sword studded with jewels, and a gold and silver statue depicting a palm tree and a man riding a camel.
Pattinson, 23, was proudly cheering from the audience when his American girlfriend, 19, was named as the winner of the Bafta Rising Star accolade at the star-studded ceremony at the Royal Opera House.
The garment is studded with pearls.
In the early years of the 19th century, farmers in western Pennsylvania kept their wagon wheels greased with puddles of bubbling muck that studded the countryside.
Each strand is studded with feeding polyps that reach tiny tentacles into the currents to grab floating food.
