Sentences with phrase «above dressing like»

David Schwake (RD, SNS) isn't above dressing like a carrot or an apple if it will put a smile on a student's face, and there is nothing he likes more than being swarmed by a room full of kindergarteners who... Continue reading →

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Or — with none of the above — dress it up and down as much as you like and it's still scrumptious.

Like the breadcrumbs above, the chia seeds act as a thickener, making the dressing a bigger part of the salad show.

If your dress is a dark, earthy color like in the above picture, choose a natural leather (or faux leather) bag in a similar shade.

Using the King Kong example mentioned above and a baby carrier, dress up like a building.

It's quite surprising that girls are allowed to wear stereotypically male clothing (like the girls who are modeling «flower girl suits» in the above photo) as a method of self - expression, while boys are chastised for trying on mom's high heels or dressing up as Elsa for Halloween.

Instead of the curled up «womb - like» pictures of the super newborns, this age group allows for pictures of Mom and Dad holding baby, the baby tucked in a basket, pictures taken from above, and pictures of baby dressed in adorable outfits.

They are perfect to wear over a shirt like I am wearing above or a great accessory to wear over a dress.

Often, a dinner bowl dressing will contain some of the elements above — like an amazing anti-inflammatory fat, or protein - rich, blended nuts and seeds.

Also, if you choose a more fitted or basic maxi like the one I did above, add a cute belt to show off your shape, pregnant or not it gives the dress a little shape and something extra, and for us preggos, it can show off our baby bumps!

This look works with both swing style dresses shown above as well as more fitted dresses like below.

They are perfect to wear over a shirt like I am wearing above or a great accessory to wear over a dress.

With the J.Crew eyelet dress pictured above (it's old and sold out, but I like this one too), I like to throw on a blazer or cardigan.

I came across the picture above of a yellow gingham pinafore style dress which I liked, from one of my sewing books, and I also remembered this dress from that Solanah of Vixen Vintage wore a few years back that I had on my list of «dresses to make», and I thought that I could make this dress work.

Another dress with a touch of feathers... It's almost like a combination of the two above.

The casual tee looks perfect all dressed up like this:) And that tote is totes adorable (Sorry, that was lame, see above statement about lack of sleep) xJennaD

I like the dress with a belt as shown above or with the belt that belongs to the dress.

I would pair this with jeans like the image above, or with a cute dress.

What I like about an above - the - knee fitted dress with lace long sleeves though, is it's smart and not too overly dressy statement.

Now, for the past six years, I have had seven dresses that I always wear for formal events (black - tie, weddings): (1) a long sleeved, high - necked, knee length black lace dress by Lover, whose darts I removed entirely so that it falls straight from my shoulders to hips to knees in a very loose, comfortable cut (no need to pull any waists in, and I can eat as much as I like) that I made an underskirt for, so it can also be calf length (2) an ivory version of the same above, with the optional lace underskirt (3) an amazingly intricate ivory leather macrame flapper dress uner which I wear a dark brown long, stretch singlet dress (so comfortable again)(4) a vermillion small V - neck, long bell sleeved, straight cut, long, widens - at - the -(just above ankle) hemline dress I sewed in the most gorgeous lace for twenty dollars (5) a burgundy lace version of the vermillion lace dress in (4)-- for the same price (6) a knee length, Romance Was Born silk shift three sizes up so it sits away from the waist — again — its all about «a'll the better to eat dinner with, my dear», in a huge, wild sunflower graphic print before graphic prints were trendy: it's giant sunflowers against an intense turquoise background (7) a calf length caftan cut dress that I made from Japanese printed silk my mother had bought and kept for sixty years (it's just a giant square with a hole fro my neck and two for my arms, and has the best drape EVER owing to its being silk)

I personally love the way I feel when I wear a sheath dress (like the one I'm wearing above) so I usually splurge on those.

Choose a metallic skirt, which you can dress down for day with your chunky sweater like Zooey Deschanel above (InStyle US), and up for the evening in a slinky top and heels.

I like shirtdresses because they're almost always an appropriate length (a couple inches above the knee to just below); plus, the button - down feature makes them seem a little more dressed up than they already are.

There are a few new additions in the fresh cuts section, notably including lots of pretty jewelry and clothing like the Asymmetrical Turtleneck Dress (now $ 100 + 25 % off), above.

(Like Hannah above, I also bought Sal's Lands End dress and it's the most flattering thing I own.

The dress looks like what I have pictured above.

The only things I would like to update is a better piece of art (or huge round amber mirror) above the dresser.

Dress like the photo, were very pleased:) growth 155 just above the ankle.

Like the dress above the warm colors in the print mixed with black are what make it work for fall.

Like other reviewers have noted, there is no back vent, so walking further than across a room is impossible without the dress riding up above your knees (at 5» 9», the dress hit a few inches below my knees).

Easy favorites included the stunning Emilio Pucci - like dress (bottom left) and the tailored black coat topped with a sculptural belt (above).

I also see cute booties like the Raft Western Booties (now $ 48) and the Fileana Split Shaft Bootie (now $ 60) that would go perfectly with any of the Old Navy dress picks from the section above.

Some of the photos above seem like the tops / dresses are too long for leggings.

I have knocking knees so I don't like wearing above the knee dresses.

Use the strapless dress technique and leave the ends to hang in a strapless, flowy top like the photo above.

Items like the Jemma Jersey Dress ($ 120 + 25 % off) above have an ideal length and cut which means no worrying about size guessing or strange cuts and quality.

And with so many lovely new arrivals, like the subtly festive Silk Flutter - Hem Dress in Star Mix ($ 148) above, I'm ready to deck the halls with Madewell order boxes!

It's no surprise many of them are close to selling out, like the Flutter - Sleeve Mini Dress ($ 98) you see above.

Like the nightie above, this dress is clearly inspired by Lou and Grey.

For a beach wedding I would wear something a bit more flowy like the flowery and ruffly dresses above.

The Lottie Fluttered Tunic Dress ($ 138), shown above with the Asara Wrap Belt which is sold out online, looks like the kind of dress that could keep me cool all summer Dress ($ 138), shown above with the Asara Wrap Belt which is sold out online, looks like the kind of dress that could keep me cool all summer dress that could keep me cool all summer long.

I'm also liking Angie's above ideas on long floral dresses, but would want them to be not duchess of twee but toughened up somehow.

I know a clothing company is doing very well when they can get me to consider items I normally wouldn't — like Club Monaco's Allentin Jumpsuit ($ 249) above and their equally beautiful Vonna Dress ($ 289).

Which dress to you like the best from the ones showcased above?

I have dressed it up with fun heels for dinner and worn it more casually like above for work.

Harper picked the cutest sparkly high tops & a few dresses that she loves (like the pink ballerina one above!).

The vivid green Rag & Bone dress above would have been perfect for St. Patricks's Day — and I know it's so in - your - face bright — but the detail on it is incredible and it looks like such a flattering fit.

You can dress up this look with heels and a trench like the outfit shown above or with sneakers and a leather jacket on a casual day, it's super versatile.

The above is what I like to call «casual chic» (my favorite way to dress).

, gorgeous lace and silk pieces and girly floppy dresses, like this cutie above.