Sentences with phrase «agree about wearing»

I definitely agree about wearing fitted clothing as well — even when I was at my highest weight, I had a definite hourglassy thing going on from shoulders to waist to hips, and if I didn't wear something that came in at the waist — either because it was structured and tailored, or because it was stretchy — I tended to look very, * very * apple - shaped, which I didn't like because it made me feel even bigger.

I totally agree about wearing more of a colour you love, and just making your regular outfit choices a little more holiday - friendly.

Patterned capris are really fun and I agree about wearing the shorter shorts for exercise class.

Not exact matches

Totally agree about the celebrity chef thing — I mean, scrubbing down and wearing a uniform is SO glam, man.

You may be someone who has always worn their pubic hair proudly and loudly but honestly, let's all agree here that regardless of whether or not you have hair on your labia the reality is that we have all thought about our pubic hair... especially when we are about to give birth knowing that the entire medical team or onlooking family members will be looking at our vaginas.

As part of her plea agreement, Huntley agreed to wear a wire for the FBI during which she allegedly snared three other politicians talking about illegal activity.

The Photosensitivity Assessment Questionnaire asks subjects to agree or disagree with a series of questions about their attitude towards light, for example «My ideal house has large windows» or «Sunlight is so annoying to me, that I have to wear sunglasses when I go out.»

I don't often wear shoes in the house so I agree about entertaining and not feeling right being shoe-less!

I couldn't agree more about the micellar water and am a huge fan of the Estee Lauder Double Wear foundation.

I agree, it's on the short side but works nicely as a tunic and it's great you can wear it this way and still enjoy the pretty print I used to follow a blogger a while back before she stopped blogging and she used this app or something similar — she had really good posts about it, her name is Lauren but I don't remember her site.

After Blaire talked about the trouble with off the shoulder tops last week, I would have to agree that cold shoulder or one shoulder tops are so much easier for me to wear!

And I couldn't agree more about wearing what you feel good in!

I'm loving having something so easy to wear, and I agree about the boots They look like future classics to me.

While I agree the shirts shows don't really need necklaces I am not about to stop wearing necklaces.

I totally agree about the shoes (and I think the same about handbags), even if you wear highstreet clothes, a designer shoe makes the look very polished and very high - end.

I completely agree with you about what to wear for a long day of shopping.

I totally agree about the uniform thing — I love wearing one that's so personal to me!

i love the return of wearing bright colors!!!!! i agree completely about the jacket, i don't need my big puffer jacket but i need something better than my 3/4 sleeved light one!

Fabulous post Purva I completely agree with you, women should wear their favorite dresses without thinking so much about their age and all!

And I totally agree about covering up when wearing leggings Happy Wednesday!

I totally agree about finding pieces like this that are so chic and easy to wear in multiple places.

So agree with you about the old «if you haven't worn it in a year» thang.

I agree that they can be a little intimidating when you think about how the heck am I suppose to wear this with?!

So befriend one if you want to add the inches and let's talk about what we can do with it:) I agree that they can be a little intimidating when you think about how the heck am I suppose to wear this with?!

By now, we can all agree that «no white after Labor Day» is an outdated style rule, but any conversation about wearing the shade in the last days of summer would be remiss to not mention it.

I really like the wide - sleeved coat, and I totally agree, if you have to wear a coat, it must be a good one (which is why I have about a dozen).

I agree about white and cream looking brighter... I can easily wear those near my face... but oatmeal or sandy colors are a little harder, so I stick with those on the bottom.

With that being said, I totally agree with not having to think about what to wear.

I know readers were recently talking about their hatred of exposed zippers (which I agreed with several years ago, but I guess I've been worn down by their omnipresence — the exposed zipper is everywhere!)

I agree about beach shoes / flip - flop / thongs for everyday wear.

The blouse is awesome and I agree with you regarding them being lifesavers when you are clueless about what to wear.

I agree about Summer diminishing our fashion choices; most people just wear tees and shorts.

I agree about it being a versatile piece you can wear with all sorts of tops and I personally would love to see how you'd further edge up the supremely feminine number.

(On the flip side, we've talked about the propriety of bare legs in winter, and I agree with what I said there re: wearing winter tweed in the summer — it can be seen as a judgment call by your coworkers.)

And I totally agree about special occasions — I have sooooo many party dresses (some even from high school) that I never ever wear now.

I definitely agree with you about not wearing things that are too big or too small.

I actually agree with you about the shirt, but it looks like the pants are going to win Now, that doesn't necessarily mean I will actually WEAR whatever outfits I put together (none of these items really fit with my Saturday plans of volunteering for the Illinois Marathon) but let's pretend otherwise

I agree I always think carefully about what to wear when hitting the shops!

I agree about white, I wear it all year round, my favourite winter item is a soft white wool coat, it goes beautifully with grey and camel and I always feel great in it.

I understand and agree with your reservatations about the length and fullness of the skirt but by wearing the vest it does away with those concerns.

Speaking about this outfit, it's quite simple but don't you agree with me that this scarf that I wore like a headband totally changed the scenery?

I agree with what you said about style too — it's not the labels or the price of things that make them stylish, it's all in how you wear them

I find your nuggets spot on and definitely agree that feeling good about yourself in the clothes you wear is the goal.

I agree that a faux fur vest is not the exclusive province of the young, and all your suggestions for how to wear it are great, but I also think we need to be realistic about size for this one.

I wouldn't have anywhere to wear about 90 % of those items but I do agree that they all look amazing!

And normally, I'd have wholeheartedly agreed about the sandals thing; but with the lingering effects of my DVT, I've been feeling more comfortable wearing a shoe that covers my ankle.

I also had a skirt similar to this one (from ASOS) that I wore with black blazers... I agree with the prior poster about shirts not tucking in, so there's a natural break between pieces.

These are great tips and I agree with you 100 % about being able to wear shorter skirts even if you are over 40.

Okay we can all agree that New's Boy Cap is one of falls hottest pieces, as well as knee high boots, so today I want to talk about how to wear these two pieces.

Totally agree about the Kardashians, I pretty much only watch the show to see what they wear!