calla
| Alternative name for arum lily. |
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| FAYE DUNAWAY (April 10, 1968): Dunaway enchanted as a best actress nominee for "Bonnie and Clyde" in this slinky, silkwool Theodora Van Runkle dress with a neckline and train edged in black satin calla lilies, grass and frogs. Eliot and Missy Elliott, lacrosse and basketball, buggin' out and Sturm und Drang, pumpkin soup and BBQ spare ribs, and generally whipping up a rich unibrow mix of doo rags, private schools, collard greens, blazers, hoodies, Bill Clinton, rap music, Basquiat, ya mama jokes, Harlem redstones, violin adagios, housing projects, three-story colonials, baggy jeans, Dostoyevsky, graffiti, and flaming calla lilies. Queeley gets weekly shipments of alliums, calla lilies, and Gerbera daisies from Holland, New Zealand, Hawaii, and Asia, where exotics grow year-round so price isn't usually driven by demand surpassing supply. |
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