Sentences with phrase «basic white girl»
I've never felt more like a basic white girl than I do right now.
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Fall really is my favorite time of the year food wise... I don't know how basic white girl that makes me sound.
At thirty - one, I am an admitted «basic white girl.»
Basic white girl over here isn't obsessed with Fall.
Uh, hello, another basic white girl right here!
Y ’ all I am one of those typical «basic white girls» (okay whatever — so I like things that other people like... sue me) and I have NO SHAME IN MY GAME.
Basic White Girls.
Not exact matches
Every girl should have a basic white crop top like this one from Go Jane in their wardrobe rotation... along with a bright, fun skirt like this red a-line skirt (similar style).
Because I'm a basics kind of girl, I paired it with my favorite white button down shirt and the result was office - to - night - out chic.
To create an edgy French girl look, I wore a mint tulle dress over a basic white tee and ripped jeans and added a gold trench coat to make the outfit stand out.
A few key essentials I find every girl should have in their closet includes a pair of well - fitting denim, a few basic white tees, a little black dress, and high - waisted trousers.
I'm not really a girl intrigued by fashion, shopping for clothes or shoes is always stressful and enervating, and I always end up buying basics or white shirts way too similar to the ones I already own.
One of the basics that every girl needs in her capsule wardrobe is a white shirt dress.
With the jeans shrugs and the fringes long nude color blazer with the basic white shirt and the rough white jeans is giving you a farm house girl look.
I discovered a litany of bogus character traits for the title character that paint a picture of an entitled, conniving, cheating, vapid, disloyal, snotty, conformist white girl going through a phony personality crisis so she can put - on her next «Basic» (à la «Ingrid Goes West») identity as one more white female college student in New York City with rocks in her head.
It's a movie about how the basic white boy next door became a better, more empathetic human being because a girl he knew happened to die of cancer.
It's about needed, because every girl starts in the basic white outfit.
For this project, Art League instructor Allison Duvall gave the 11 SOHO girls a basic photography workshop, and then each girl was given a point and shoot camera, a roll of black and white film, and tasked with taking photos of the people, places, and things most significant to them.