Sentences with phrase «bright prints like»

Soooo in the mood for light + bright prints like these!

While I would normally pair a bright print like this with simple, understated accessories, I instead decided to go all in with the bright colors and pair the dress with my pink Kate Spade tote and teal d'orsay pumps!

Not exact matches

These fashionable and practical labor and delivery gowns come in a variety of trendy patterns like the Becca, which has a navy background and a bright floral print, the Kennedy in grey with a classy white damask pattern, and the Stella, which is a delicate light pink with a white quatrefoil pattern.

I would like to see brighter color options and more prints in their diaper pail liners.

I really like the bright color and the arrow print pattern.

Like other collections, this brand has decided a unique look by all the bright and bold colors with prints and motives on a warm fabric that is comparatively more comfortable to carry the style.

I am a huge fan of bright colors and bold prints and because it looked like a child had colored on it — I thought it added that extra hint of adorable!

I'm like you, not preppy but sometimes I just can't resist a good bright print.

Think bright pints and modern cuts like this leopard print piece.

When it comes to bright prints, personally I like to offer some relief in my shoes and accessories — keeping them minimal and in solid colors.

I've always loved jewel tones like the ones in this shirt, but my super bright handbag has helped me step out of my comfort zone to mix colors and prints to a point that I would usually consider «too much» for my pretty classic style.

The print is extremely bright and saturated, but it goes well with the exotic locations like Marrakech.

You can go with a subtle pinstripe look (like the vest below), or select a piece such as the blouse below that features bright colors and prints against a black backdrop.

The best thing about this trend is the possibility to make your inner child immensely happy by allowing her to wear bright colours and silly prints as much as she likes.

I think this season is a perfect time of year to incorporate all your favorite trends, like bright colors, crispy hues and colorful prints with cool denim vests.

While I'm a person that gravitates towards bright prints and colors (see my obsession with Lilly Pulitzer here), every once in awhile, I like to take it back to basics and neutrals.

Like a subdued one here, or print one here, or bright one here!

It looks like next year is gonna be full of trendy wide - leg trousers, slim capris, all kind of prints, basic white must - haves, sporty leggings, pastel and bright color trousers, as well as jeans, etc..

The weather is often unrelentingly chilly and grey, and retailers» promise of spring by way of floral prints and bright colors feels like a tease.

I really like the bright color and the arrow print pattern.

Spring is my favorite season so bring on cute flats (like these beauties from my blogger crush Chiara Ferragni), bright handbags like these two here + here AND of course a cute printed blouse like this one from Trina Turk (the colors are everything to me < 3)

I like really ridiculous, fun slippers - bright colors, fluffy textures or duck prints, for example.

I really like prints that are bright but because the flowers are small and placed far apart there's something special about it to my eye!

There is no time of year I love more than spring and summer... I just feel like I am in my element wearing bright fun colors and prints, so I am hoping California is a natural fit for me (fingers crossed)!

Able to fit on both a twin size bed and a full sized bed, this emoji - printed comforter features quilt - like stitching and will bring a bright trendiness to your child's room.

White T - shirt can easily anchor statement pieces, like printed shorts or bright color trousers.

While there's no shortage of bright, floral print dresses, it can be harder to find styles like this Ivanka Trump floral dress that don't reveal cleavage (not that I have any...) or are knee - length.

Models wearing floral prints, ribbon stripes and light - as - cloud lace held whimsical wicker hand bags shaped like puppies and bees, reminiscent of the bright colors and sights of spring in New York City.

I always felt like I would draw so much attention with these huge bright flowers printed all over my clothing.

Why we like it: Aubrey's a big fan of bright colors and prints, so this multihued Peter Pilotto dress played right into her stylish strengths.

This skirt looks much better in «person» than it looks in the stock photo, probably because the color seems brighter and you know, having a petticoat underneath The skirt is gorgeous but I'm having hard time combining printed skirts with tops, so this print probably isn't for me (just you wait until it's Black Friday:D) but on the other hand it would look so great with a black top, just like the burgundy one in the product photos.

I personally really like the way chambray looks with a bright floral print, so I've gone with this floral bikini top.

To get a few more months out of your favorite summer staples, either choose summer dresses in darker neutral tones, like my batik print, or go for broke: choose a bright floral and contrast it with a dark belt, sweater or jacket and boots.

Her collections heavily focus on sports - luxe aesthetic (for Spring 2017, she sent down an array of corsets, fishnet tights, and neon - hued bomber jackets) with a fun injection of bright and bold prints like snake and paisley.

I honestly feel like Summer just got underway and I'm still loving all the bright colors and fun prints.

Especially fresh and bright colours like blue, green, orange, yellow, red, purple are used for the printing of these dresses where one can find a range of decent colours too like skin, brown, parrot green and many others.

Just trying to make more of an effort to buy them versus my initial reaction to buy the brightest, most novelty - like print I can find.

Wear what you like, just make sure to avoid bright prints or patterns.

Dare to be a little bit bolder this season by playing with prints and brighter colors just like Sami!

In spring and summer, I like to change out my heavier winter faux - fur, velvet, and tweed for lighter - and - brighter printed and solid cottons.

The cool sunnies, bright bag, flared jeans, print shirt... okay, I just like the whole look.

Just as her career began heating up in 2011, Jennifer's fashion started to hit her style stride, fearlessly trying bold colors and prints, like this bright blue cheetah - print sheath.

It looks great when paired with neutral tones, like I did here, but also could stand up to other brights or against a busy print.

That is such a bright coral top - lovely for spring and I like it paired with the printed skirt:) Away From The Blue Blog

I feel like when going for a relaxed and comfy look, going with a neutral cardigan and pants are a nice balance for the bright print of the tank.

I followed suit by taking a quick break from dresses with bright colors or bold prints and went with this white midi dress paired with accessories like this colorblock foldover clutch and lace up sandals.

Like here, wear a printed skirt with a bright top and you're all set to roll!

Never one to bore us with her style, the wears a bright printed cape - like coat (which hides a two - piece look) with white peep - toe lace - up booties and a chunky gold necklace at the Sydney Opera House.

As you know I like experimenting new styles and fashion trends: the suit I'm wearing, with its animal print, gold and bright coloured tropical flowers, recalls the wild mix of prints launched by renowned Italian designer Gianni Versace.

For a sophisticated take, dress up your printed shorts with a bright blazer jacket or go for a black blazer to pair with your black floral shorts (like Jami Chung's look above) for a more glam combo.