Sentences with phrase «also wear a dress like»

I hope I can also wear a dress like yours.

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This brand doesn't need any introduction because it's a renowned and famous for the fabricated products.It's also an international brand; they export their articles to foreign countries like Dubai, UK, Abu Dhabi, Canada, USA and Australia for the Asian people who has moved there, and as well for their natives who like to wear dresses by this textile industry.
Striped Basics are the best... I picked it up on the same day as this dress and I know how much you loved that one, but I'm not really doing this striped beauty any justice as you can't really see it, though it's a great little comfortable piece for wearing with sneakers and also layering it up like I do here with different textures and tones.
I also really like that it can be worn as a sun dress (it's a light fabric) too.
Light flowy skirts and dresses made of materials like chiffon are also great to wear when the weather is hot.
But because the skirt has an elastic waistband, you can also wear it like a dress!
And you also don't want to be really dressed up if you're just heading to a local hole in the wall (like I wouldn't want to show up to a bar wearing this outfit).
I love this sweater because I can wear it a little more dressed up, like this, with heels, or also I could put cute sweats on with it and have a whole new look.
Plus, wearing a dress as a skirt would also be a great option if you're doing a capsule wardrobe (like we discussed in the last post) to get more outfits out of a few items.
Not only do these amazing accessory allow you to wear mini skirts and dress in winter (just like over the knee boots), they also make your outfit look interesting.
Being a tourist means to be able to cover a lot many places, and it also involves a lot of physical activity so wear comfortable yet cute dresses, like a printed palazzo pants with a frill top.
I think its a lot of fun redefining the original function of any piece... once upon a time just like tracktops were only worn for workouts and lazy days, slip dresses were also only for bed time but, not any longer pumpkins.
Spring has always been my favorite season (whether in NY or LA) because it starts warming up so I can wear all of my favorite dresses, skirts + sandals while also not sweating in a heat wave like I do over the summer haha!
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.
Also, like you Susan, I don't wear flouncy dresses and tops, not that I haven't tried!!
Thinking you could also save and (with some finishing on the cut edge) wear the collar of the shirt like a choker to complement the dress, especially if it's one of those men's shirts where the collar is a different colour / pattern from the body of the shirt.
I also wear a lot of grey, both because I work at an office in DC, so there's a dress code of sorts, and also because I actually rather like grey.
It was also too short, which made it look like I was wearing the dress in a child's size.
Also the dress fit more like a nightgown than a dress I'd wear during the day.
I also wear all my vintage dresses at work as you can wear what you like (as long as it's not gym or beach clothes) and get positive comments there.
Even though in the»90s I wasn't that into fashion, as a kid I always say my mom wearing these kind of big jackets with oversized sleeves or shoulders and high waist skirts and wanted also to dress like that.
Nominated for the Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her performance in The Danish Girl, the rising star of cinema is also fast establishing her red carpet fashion credentials, most notably wearing a beautifully tailored Nicholas Ghesquière for Louis Vuitton sheath dress with avant - garde diamond earrings which orbited her ears like stars.
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 guess, skirt type bridal dresses with stylish jackets & strapless blouses are designed just like the one worn by Kiera Knightly on her wedding day, so this choice is also available now, you can get tea length & knee length ruffled frock styles and A-line tea length dresses.
Especially with the grey dress (also fabulous without the white blouse, but I know you don't wear it like this) as all the emphasis is on the necklace then (and your gorgeous figure).
Inspiring is also your outfit with today — for me it's okay to wear a black dress in summer: especially if the dress is so beautiful and stylish like yours!
PinkBlush has a lot of pieces that aren't necessarily just maternity pieces which I think is amazing, and they also have some maternity pieces that are nursing friendly too which I absolutely love (like this dress that I wore here)!
What's also great about faux fur coats is you can easily wear them casually like I am here or dressed up.
He wears these to church, but they would also be perfect for dress up occasions like weddings.
I guess my signature style would be cute but also rock chic (as stated by MTV Style haha), since I have tons of skirts and dresses that I always wear and I add a little bit touch of «rock chic» style every time I wear them (or vice versa) like by adding leather bracelets, skull earrings etc..
And like the flute skirts, you can also wear flounce dresses to work.
They also look great with denim and booties, or over a pretty summer dress like I wore in this post.
I love how elevated a lace dress can be for special occasions, like bridal showers, Easter or Mother's Day, but could also be worn for brunch or just because!
Sandra Darren dress (similar here and here), Sun N» Sand bag (old, fun options here and here), Quay Australia sunglasses (also worn here and here), Crisscross sandals, Handmade earrings (I love asymmetric earrings, like this pair and this pair!)
I like to be able to wear my maxi dresses with heels and also with flats so I may have discovered a great solution — the petite section!
;) They're the sort of shoe that'll pair with any dress imaginable, and for those among you who, like me, obsess over a new pair of shoes and like to wear them as often as is humanly possible, they also work just as nicely with jeans as they do with dresses.
A leather jacket is also the perfect choice to throw on over a spring style mini dress, like this green number worn by Caroline Berg Eriksen.
It's probably also a little rebellion against the cold weather, but when I wear a slimmer pair of jeans / pants or a James Perse dress, I feel a little better, and more like me.
I found these images from the brand's Spring 2017 ready to wear collection and felt like I just had to share in case you're also done with winter and ready to start thinking about easy dresses and pretty prints.
you may also like to experiment with wearing a tunic or dress over leggings (or pants) as has been featured on this site many times, which would solve the size issue and which I find a very classy look for women over 40.
Like many other dresses and outfits which can be worn by the slim and all those girls and women who have a beautiful body figure plus size party dresses are also been designed by many designers so the thirst to look beautiful and stunning can be fulfilled.
Looking forward to the rest of May — especially because it's also optimal time to wear simple spring dresses, like the one I'm wearing here from Lovers + Friends.
The length is this frock is also very suitable for a girl who have not worn a long dress like this and the whole outfit will keep the wearer comfortable and at the same time stunning.
I have so many spring dresses that I love and am excited to wear, so it's not like I need anything, but it's also nice to freshen up things with a floaty new frock.
I'm wearing a dress by them on my post today (also an xxs), and it fit true to size, but I ordered a top similar to this in xs and it fit like a medium.
I also think it would look great paired with a lace shift dress, kind of like the outfit I wore to Spark Sessions last week.
You can also wear a single color dress, like black or white for example to add a fun pop of color.
And if you liked my white off - shoulder sweater from last year which I couldn't stop wearing, I found a cozy flared sleeve version and also a sweater dress version in the new arrivals section (no petites, but both come in xxs and up).
Alternatively, you could also wear that same sweater with leggings, over a thin dress (like the silk camisole styles), or wide leg jeans.
If you want a bit of light smoothing under a backless dress, a bodysuit like this can provide some support while also disappearing under whatever you're wearing.
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