Sentences with phrase «about wearing the dress»

There's something about wearing dresses that people perceive as putting in effort.

So I thought about wearing the dress as a skirt by combining it with a sweater.

I also thought about wearing this dress with my white blazer, my black blazer or even my cobalt blue blazer.

Summer is all about wearing dresses, shorts, sandals and I... View Post

That's what I love so much about wearing dresses — if you buy the right ones, they always look appropriate for whatever you are doing.

I was pretty excited about wearing this dress here.

If you've read this post about wearing a dress as a skirt, then you've already seen this sweater.

I relieved and really excited about wearing my dress.

, and I've been dreaming about wearing this dress in the sunshine during our last few summery weeks.

Have you ever thought about wearing a dress as a blouse or skirt?

I'd say the one thing I ended up disliking about wearing the dress is that, even with added bra cups, it didn't really give me much support up top.

Not exact matches

I spoke with Daum about why she chose to wear the dress and about how she's been handling the fallout.

I think she should be happy about that, because it's done so much for women, it's a dress that can be worn so easily by so many women,» she told CNBC.

Which means with Unlimited, the company is about to take what it knows about dresses and special occasion wear and apply it to everyday wear.

Still, Jackie Stewart is determined to dwell on the positive, and so she is chatting engagingly about what she is wearing, a dress by designer Kate Goldwater constructed from scraps of fabric.

My memories go back to about age four or five, and my grandmother's Chanel No. 5 on her dresser, which I couldn't understand why she only wore it on Sundays.

Women like Sheryl Sandberg and Marissa Mayer wore low heels, flats, or loafers, which says something about how much freedom women have to dress down in the corporate world.

I've seen their posts, the memes they've shared, watched them gush over the outfits the all - star cast wore to the premiere, and even giggled as they talked about how they would dress up for the opening day showing we all preordered tickets for.

There, about 85 per cent of men's clothing and about 95 per cent of women's dresses and about 95 per cent of furs and almost the whole wearing - apparel business are in Jewish hands with the interest of New York Jews predominating.

The clothes - sharing service continues to expand, capitalizing on the fact that women care more about feeling great for an event than actually owning the dress they wear.

A police spokesman said: «Officers would like to trace a man described as in his mid 20s, about 5ft 10 and medium build, with long brown hair, a beard, and wearing long robes as a fancy dress costume.»

Judging by the reaction to yesterday's story about a company not allowing religious baubles to be worn outside of the uniform combined with this story, it seems that certain Christians think they should be allowed to dress up as the pope and prosthelytize in the workplace without any possible reprisal from their employers.

The Commission urged that books should be used to convey important social messages: for instance one book which it urged school libraries to acquire, and this writer personally got to see as a governor, was about a boy wearing a pink dress.

The man who is interviewed, and who — supposedly — frequented Mel Gibson's chapel, has no clue what he is talking about: women wearing head - dresses?

``... very strong politically correct and left - wing revisionist history attitude or tone that's also Anti-American (especially a vague charge against «U.S. foreign policy»), and strong anti-capitalist elements... blasphemy, implied urinating, vomiting, scatological humor, and comments on breast feeding and sexual parts of people's bodies; light brief violence includes beating on car window and trying to damage car, man comically shoves people off a stage, man burns books; sexual content includes homosexual references, implied adultery with a pregnancy out of wedlock, talk about a priest raping boy in the past, a giant condom balloon placed on church steeple, references to real condoms, implied fornication; upper male nudity, man wears a dress; alcohol use and drunkenness; smoking and marijuana use depicted, including eating marijuana brownies; and, strong miscellaneous immorality includes lying, stealing, revenge, rebellion, dysfunctional family portrayed, father is a pothead and a drinker and lives in a trailer»

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?

Men — already underrepresented in the Church by some 30 per cent, and who very rarely have to sing anywhere else in life — must sing about loving a male figure, traditionally shown wearing what looks like a dress.

I'm sure the last thing Jesus cares about is what hat a woman wears, when the women with the issue of blood went to Jesus to be healed God didn't care about what kind of head covering she had, or if she was a top dressed model for church, Jesus recognized her as a woman with utmost faith that Jesus could heal her.

nothing about an old manwearing some dress and hat like lady ga ga dieng having his blood drawn from a vile has anything to do with OPPRESSION AND VIOLENCE... try the raost beef im here alll week... btw nice stupid hat... oh yes just like Jesus would wear...

And then, let us sing a song together about women and seasons and value and choices and swing pushing and meeting attending and yoga - pant wearing and smart suit dressing and then we will notice that there is no «Mommy War,» there is only women and our big beautiful gifts we are offering the world and the hope of thriving, the hope that lives can flourish.»

Griping about what people wear to dress is not about honoring God but men.

POPE ON A ROPE — Isn't it about time that the church had leadership that didn't wear dresses and think sleeping with women was icky?

We're raising our glasses in front of the computer, wearing pajamas while totally thinking about the cute party dress we'd wear in real life.

I think it's so normal to see people not dressed for the weather in America (just going to the store or out to pick up their mail), but everyone here seems to get some kind of announcement about what to wear cause they are always on appropriately dressed haha!

If your mates are academic you will probably finish that post graduate qualification you've been thinking about for ages and if your pals wear cutting - edge make - up even to the supermarket or on a run, you will think twice before postponing that hair dressers appointment to cover up those grey hairs.

There are half - dressed ballplayers lurching about gleefully: some in towels, some in just their playing socks, others wearing just their caps.

But then who could possibly care about women who are Willis Reed on the court (Sun guard Lindsay Whalen played Game 1 with a broken bone in her left knee) and Donna Reed off it (McWilliams - Franklin owns three sewing machines and made the dress she wore to Game 1)?

Scott needn't dress up, the god there isn't about wearing a tie.

We talk about things like the «pink aisle» and the «action figure aisle» and «character clothes» - my kids don't have barbies or princesses or superheros or spongebob shirts... because who wants to play with an already dressed princess in a ready - made molded plastic castle when you can build a castle or design your own dress and who wants to wear spongebob on their shirt when he's a grumpy guy and the tye - dye shirt you make yourself is much cooler?

The Girl Who Wore Too Much by Margaret MacDonald is a folk tale from Thailand about a young girl who is a bit spoiled and has more dresses and jewelry than she really needs.

She is always about twelve - years - old, dressed in a tennis skirt and wearing French braids so merciless she can barely blink.

I worried about what others thought of breastfeeding, what I was wearing (or not wearing), how my baby was dressed, opinions about using cloth diapers, opinions about where and how my baby was sleeping.

I'm wearing a dress about 95 % of my life.

.15 and 3... & from day 1 I have always talked to my daughters about how to dress like POWER and CONFIDENCE... Not an easy task when all the other young women my daughter is around wear clothes that are barely there... So far so good... she is all about her mid section being covered... her shorts being NOY too short... no push up bras and she hates the thought of high heels... I must admit I hope she changes her feelings on the high heels..

It's hot out and I'm uncomfortable so I didn't so much for accessories today, however, there are so many ways to wear this dress, I'm excited about cooler weather!

I worried about what others thought of breastfeeding, what I was wearing (or not wearing), how my baby was dressed, opinions about using cloth diapers, opinions about where and how my baby...

People always used to make comments about what the girls were wearing when they were younger and I always replied, «they like to dress themselves.»

Finally a blog that's not about teaching you to wear dresses only, cook and clean and look a certain way!!

One day I will be able to wear that gorgeous jumper dress again and not have to no worry about the fact the only way I could possibly feed in it would to just go completely topless.

Even if your daughter is fanatical about her skirts and dresses, explain that it's better to wear trousers for the time being because they're quicker and easier to pull down and up.