corsage

Le Corsage a Carreaux by Pablo Picasso in the Living Room of the Queen Anne's Gate |home in London of Sting and Trudie Style which will be sold by the auction house

The 71-year-old Biden wrote in his note that he hoped that Maselli will accept the corsage and will enjoy her prom as much as he did his.

The contest was offered on Facebook; entrants could make their corsages out of Duck Tape and post a photo to the store's website.

Bomber jacket from PS14, polo from PS6, jeans from PS9, Hi Top PS16, all Matalan | Right: Girl Tee from PS5, prom skirt from PS7, black Glitter Mouse Shoe PS8, all Matalan | T-Shirt & pinny set from PS9, Glitter Mouse Shoe PS8 | Centre: Maeve sparkle dress PS50-PS55, pearl tiara PS10, corsage bag PS15, party cape PS24-PS26 | Below, Maeve sparkle dress PS50-PS55, pearl tiara PS10, corsage bag PS15, party cape xury PS24-PS26 | Above, Darcy lace dress PS50-PS55, baby Estella sparkle dress PS40-PS43, all Monsoon | George three-piece set PS40-PS43-PS46, Luke four-piece set PS45-PS48-PS50, both Monsoon | Him: Christmas knit PS10, jeans PS8.50.

Hannah wears Breton stripe top, PS14, retro print skirt, PS22, Mini Boden; corsage, PS7, backpack, PS12, Accessorize; lace socks, PS5 for three pairs, Mothercare; pink Converse trainers, PS27, Debenhams.

* The corsage This is a flower worn usually on your date's wrist, and sometimes on her outfit.

He took one look at me in my spaghetti-strapped gown and pinned a gorgeous corsage of silk flowers at my shoulder.

Choose from a pink tutu dress (pounds 20), corsage trim frock (pounds 32) prom dress (pounds 28) and animal-print coat (from pounds 28) to keep the winter chills at bay.

TRY F&F at Tesco floral print prom dress, pounds 20; GIVe Fleur floral print skirt, pounds 59; George floral corsage ring, pounds 3.

The waistcoat is made from my old denim jacket, which I've cut up and added a corsage." CROCHETED JUMPER, pounds 40, AND SHORTS, pounds 50.

Purple flower hair corsage, pounds 5.99, River Island Nude shift dress, pounds 24.99, H& M.

Key highlights include a turquoise silk shift with flowing chiffon sleeves, a sleek sequin backless dress and an iconic black corsage dress along with patent, leopard print lined shoes and ankle boots, Patricia Field graffiti print bags and scarves and a fabulous Mongolian fur bag.

One of those was the Iris Corsage (shown above), made by Tiffany and purchased by Henry Walters in 1900.

Lively chapters provide informative yet fun histories of selected words and their evolution, from the Old English meaning of 'pretty' as 'artful, clever' to the misinterpretation of 'corsage' today, UNFORTUNATE ENGLISH is a fun way of absorbing the changing histories and meanings of words.