![]() ![]() PERFECT FOR EVERY OCCASION – Professional apron with utility pockets, cool apron style for chef, cook, pastry, barbecue master, barista, mixologist, bartender, pottery artist, ceramist, tattoo artist, florist, cobbler, hospitality, carpenter, baker, art teacher, restaurant, bistro, hotel, coffee shop, catering, bar, home, kitchen, bakery, cooking, mixing, serving, teaching, brewing, bartending, gardening, styling, baking, cleaning, mens, womens, pro apron, aprons for men and women, uniform, bib. Sleek apron for a professional look, and functional & stylish metal hardware. It has clean design, with many utility pockets: easy access phone and pencil pockets on the front chest, and large hand pockets to fit all the tools and accessories that you need. PROFESSIONAL STYLE – This apron is a true workwear, fitting most bodies and activities, offering you great comfort, durability, and functionality. It's also designed with SPLIT-LEG with coverage going from chest to mid-shin – 27" wide x 36" tall (66 x 90cm), and waist size from 25 up to 60 inches (64 - 153 cm), fully adjustable for unisex sizing. NO-TIE, EASY-FASTENING DESIGN – This apron is perfect for you who doesn’t like ties or bows: it comes with a clasp on one side of the waist strap and a ring on the other so you can fasten it in a snap. Double-stitched utility pockets and thick top and bottom hems for strength and structure. At the same time, Variety claims the auction will be adding more items, including a tour of L.A.’s gay bars hosted by Dolly DeLeon.HANDCRAFTED, DURABLE QUALITY – This apron is handmade with durable mid-weight 8 oz Denim, reinforced with genuine leather patches, 100% cotton straps to avoid allergies, and guarantee your comfort, and durable anti-rust vintage brass metal hardware, grommets, and clasps, with anti-allergic Zamak coating for extra support. On that note, be warned: The prices have increased with the auction’s visibility, many of them now creeping toward $4,000 per listing. If you would prefer not to spend both money and mental energy, you can sit back and let the entire cast of Bob’s Burgers entertain you with a video of an improvised song, custom-built just for you - for $3,550-plus, that is. Or, if your thing is crosswords, Natasha Lyonne and her big, wordy brain can help you tackle a New York Times puzzle to completion. John Lithgow can and will paint a watercolor portrait of your dog! Lena Dunham, if given coffee and a blank wall, is ready to paint an entire children’s mural inside your home - assuming you are willing to gamble your security deposit on a Dunham original and also that you live in New York, Los Angeles, or London. Zachary Smith from the defunct sci-fi series Lost in Space, and the cast of The Bear has signed this “pre-worn” apron that we hope smells like Jeremy Allen White’s sweat - while others are seizing this opportunity to flex the creative skills they’ve honed outside of acting. ![]() Some famouses have contributed items from their personal collections - Parker Posey, for example, is generously donating her bust of Dr. To that end, the organizers have managed to procure an eccentric hodgepodge of celebrity talent and ephemera to bolster their cause. ![]() It’s been accepting donations for months, and the proceeds from this first auction will go toward covering the health-care costs of those crew members. The auction is a project by the Union Solidarity Coalition, an organization founded to support production staff whose jobs have been affected by the simultaneous WGA and SAG-AFTRA work stoppages. With that in mind, it is either deeply strange or entirely appropriate that eBay is where a bunch of A-list personalities have gathered to auction off their time and their knickknacks to help their colleagues weather the ongoing Hollywood strikes. Bags of air, rotting Cheetos, waterboarding kits, chewed-up gum: The lowest and most objectionable detritus of human life gets bought and sold every day - and for sizable chunks of change when it’s come in contact with a celebrity. Photo-Illustration: by The Cut Photos: Getty ImagesĪnyone who’s shopped online for vintage clothing can tell you eBay is a rabbit hole of weird shit.
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