Sentences with phrase «if you wear something»

Hilarious because you know I was wearing the same thing for a week in college too... and if I wear something cute and no one sees me I sure as hell will wear it again the next day.
«He looked at me and held my hand and said... if you wear something green and meet Xi Jinping, good fortune will come to you,» Holgate says.
If you wear something too fancy on top, your outfit may look over the top.
If you wear something and there's a disaster?
I actually wore this with a black shirt underneath but thought it would be clearer for the pictures if I wore something besides black.
If I wear something and don't feel good in that item, then I have received the clue that it's time to move on with that item.
Plus, if you wear something simple, and understated yet stylish like this, there will be little to no room for her to project any judgments on you before you get the chance to mess it up for yourself.
I lean towards a little red dress myself, but I'd bet my fiance would like it if I wore something like that black dress!
She is beautiful and sexy - it would be great if she worn something fitted for a change - show us what you got instead of hiding behind black lace doilies.
You'll lose the whole vibe of the jeans if you wear something untucked, covering the waistline.
Just remember, if you wear something bulky under it, the armholes will not be so big!
If you wear something outside your norm, you'll be uncomfortable all evening!
You are welcome to join me if you wear something Pink.
But if I wear something that's loose, I just look... well, like I have eaten about 12 burritos.
Pairing bright colored rain boots may seem daunting at first, but if you wear something neutral for the rest of your outfit you'll be ready to go.
If I wear something bright, trendy, or noticeable, and I get more than 3 comments, I know that it's probably not office appropriate.
If wearing something edgy makes you feel good then do it.
If I wear something bulky on the top I always wear something fitted on the bottom, or the other way around (long or baggy on the bottom with a fitted or structured top).
If I wear something tight - fitting on -LSB-...]
I find if I wear something too many times, I just get tired of it.
Brad Pitt in his 50's, who has the time and money to have a personal trainer and nutritionist, can get away with wearing a tight T - shirt under a fitted motorcycle jacket and tight jeans but some cubicle dweller in the accounting department in his 50's would be laughed at for mid-life crisis if he wore something like that.
In general, a good rule is if you wear something loose on bottom, go tighter on top (and vice versa).
This post is so pleasing to my heart, haha, I am a big fan of black everything, I do it almost all the time, if I wear something else it's mostly white and grey, sometimes a little red, I go for the pop of color in my lipstick.
If you wear something short, balance that out with long sleeves and a low heel.
That's what I do anyway if I wear something that I think is too girly for me.
But if I wore something like this every.
If you wear something with confidence and it feels truly «you», then it won't matter whether it follows the rules or not because it will still be fabulous!
If you wear something statement, they'll highlight it for you.
Activewear is all the rage early in the new year — but if wearing something comfortable and cute motivates you out of bed or simply out of your comfort zone and fulfills your resolutions, I am all in!
If I wear something big and baggy up top, I go with something tighter on the bottom and the reverse is true.
If you wear something too revealing, you are sending a nonverbal message about yourself that might not be what you intended or want them to remember.
Theres a saying that what you wear is what you are, and some say first impression last, no ones going to like you if you wear something that you are not going to be respected.
Conversely, if I wear something new — that gets her thumb's up — she always notices and comments appreciatively.

Not exact matches

Who it's for: Those looking for supremely comfortable dress shoes What you should expect to spend: $ 325 - $ 365 What I recommend: I have the Ringer Loafers in Honey, but if you're looking for something to wear to work every day, the Senna Wingtips are also very handsome.
And if customers are going to wear the garment only once anyway, it makes a lot of sense to rent something that looks and feels better.
However, if you do wear cologne, it's best to go with the lightest scent possible, or better still, with an unscented soap — otherwise you risk the smell of the soap and that of the cologne mixing together into something much less pleasant.
If you don't wear cologne, you can easily go with something with a stronger scent, as the smell will fade with time.
If you wore mormon underooze AND danced with big rattle snakes now that would be cool... wait I think Im on to something I smell a hit here!
If she really is that religion and thats really a tenant, then no one should force someone to wear something like that.
A christian shouldn't feel their religion is under attack if they can't wear something on their chest or if they work at a place devoted to science and can't talk about ID
Rape culture pushes the victim - blaming mentality: the idea that if * she * had done something differently — worn a different outfit (even though women get raped when dressed modestly; rapists don't care about what a person is wearing), didn't get drunk (opens a person up to anything, never mind that it is impossible for a person to give clear consent when they're intoxicated / inebriated), used the «buddy system» (what if she wanted to go out by herself?
What would happen if the KKK put on a parade through South Side Chicago wearing black face shouting, «get out darkies» or something?
Let me tell you something my friend, please go and meet the reverted American in your next door or the person sits next to you or you cross when you walk... it would be easy for woman as you will see while American with blue eyes wearing hijab... and ask yourself why did they reverted... or ask them and see what they say... if it was spreaded by force then why they do not go back...
Yes, baptism and communion can resemble magic rites, almost as if we wear certain articles of clothing, use certain substances, say certain words and so on, something magic will happen.
Things are now so bad that I tend to keep my atheism to myself, and instead mumble something about being a very lapsed Catholic if I'm put on the spot, for fear that uttering the A-word will make people think I'm a Dawkins drone with a mammoth superiority complex and a hives - like allergy to nurses wearing crucifixes.
We settled on meatloaf, thinking that you could make it look sort of like a camel's hump... you know... if he was wearing a girdle of camel's hair, he had to have done something with the rest of the camel... I modified the linked recipe by adding Worcestershire sauce, garlic and onion, and I thought it turned out a bit dry, but it wasn't bad, especially with a topping of vidalia onions browned in olive oil, balsamic vinegar, and a little more honey.
Imagine, if you will, saying something really stupid and then having to wear that around your neck for a whole week.
And, if I'm to be honest, at this point of my reflections my tolerance wears very thin indeed: in a world of mass murder and mass starvation, of unprecedented terror, odious tyrannies, and the threat of nuclear holocausts — in such a world there is something obscene about an order of priorities that starts off with bigger and better orgasms.
If marriage is designed to be an edifying process through which our mutual growth points to God, the truth of marriage becomes something very humbling instead of something to wear as a badge.
This feels like a random combination of content for a post, but I'm pretty sure if I don't just talk about it all in one post, something will get neglected later... Yogi Clothing I was sent some great stuff by the company to try out and wear... and I want to show it to you!
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