| In both cases though these covetable paintings are explosive, celebratory and life-affirming. |
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| This covetable, haunting work, neither painting, nor sculpture, is more than a work of art. |
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| The most covetable house at that time would have been a suburban villa on a golf course. |
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| His covetable sleek kitchens come flat-packed, ready to slot into preprepared plumbing and electrics. |
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| Many outfits were covetable for their curiousness, like objects in a Wunderkammer. |
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| With its palette of cream and russet, the room couldn't have been more soothing, and the black-and-white photographs of local landmarks that adorned the walls were covetable. |
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| A covetable creation that does justice to the fine metal's beauty, luxury and passion. |
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| On Tuesday morning, J. Crew presented editors with a covetable fall 2013 collection. |
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| From the hottest new sneakers with a sweet note to covetable lingerie, see our highlights. |
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| Dressed in a leather aviator helmet, a long, black asymmetrical skirt and punkish boots, she has a covetable designer scarf wound around her neck. |
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| The interior is every bit as covetable as one of her dresses with soft, emerald green velvet chairs, chocolate-coloured marble floors and green jacquard wallpaper that you would almost want to wear. |
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| That means ever higher premiums are paid for the most covetable items over those that are merely good from world-famous works of art, to the finest wines, to one-of-a-kind stamps. |
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| But it is the stockings that are covetable. |
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| For men, it's a whole new wardrobe of covetable updated classics, with tuxedos made for daywear and jogging pants adding a whole new sporting twist. |
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| The trend factor is very much visible in covetable pieces such as a skirt with floral prints, a striped grey pantsuit, khaki jodhpurs, and a pair of wide-legged pants. |
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