Sentences with phrase «buttons add to the look»

The wine linen upholstery is brought out by the white trimmings, the tufted buttons add to the look of coziness which is further enhanced by the bolster pillows in the same wine color with white stitching, and the sturdy hardwood frame is complimented by five wooden legs — the fifth is in the middle of the bottom part to add more stability.

Not exact matches

This is an activity that could easily be done inside, and if you're looking for a way to give your hooligans even more of a mission, add some buttons, beads and other small toys to the gloves like we did with our haunted hallowe'en hands.

I really like all the buttons in the back to add some ways to switch it up the look.

So adding a user name to GoFollow and adding a button to my website indicating that we're on Twitter might make us look cool, but doesn't really accomplish that much.

«The leaders in particular said «wait a minute, let's said hit the pause button,»» said Deutsch, who added it makes sense to «look a little bit more closely» before handing over hundreds of millions of dollars to the Solar City factory project.

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Consider the comfort factor before purchasing, and look at the fine details such as pocket sizes and placement, buttons versus zips, hoods and seams to add ease to your day.»

This dazzling button will add chic to the whole look.

The button details on the sleeve are quite an added bonus (note: is more form fitting so may want to go up a size for a more relaxed look).

My black faux fur vest is a winter staple for NY + LA... layer it over a dress, sweater, button down + more to instantly add some «chic «flare to any look!

This BB Dakota dress took two seconds to put on and was comfortable to wear all day and the button front definitely added a professional look to it, making it appropriate for wherever I need to go.

Personally, I consider this top to look more professional and polished than casual, but you can create numerous cool outfits by adding this simple button - down.

They make your waist look so slim... no more chunky buttons and zippers that add bulk to your waist.

I added a pastel gingham flannel button - up and flats to bring it more into «everyday» territory, and I'm surprised by how much I love this look!

For the look we added a button up jean shirt to compliment the sweater, and add that dressy feel to the outfit, and matched it with this cute little leopard skirt; which has a great functional silhouette that can work with many pieces.

Vary your go - to look by adding the jeans in a new color or choosing a couple of button down shirts with pattern.

For a quirky dressed - up look, team your pastel shorts with a complementary shirt buttoned all the way up with a bright bow tie to add a pop of bold colour.

This button down gingham top is so versatile because you can tie it at the bottom, tuck it, wear it unbuttoned all together with a cami for a more casual look, or even tie it around your waist to add a pop of pattern to an outfit.

The patchwork and front detailing are reminiscent of military uniforms from the 18th and 19th centuries, and the antique look of the buttons perfectly adds to the military vibe of this jacket.

I created a more casual feel to this look by adding my Forever 21 denim jacket, plaid button - down & classic, blue Fossil watch with my delicate slip dress.

When I feel like a «hot and relaxed mess», I wear this outfit — «stolen from boyfriend» striped button up shirt (actually, not stolen, but scored for a ~ drum rolls ~ $ 1 at a yard sale), distressed boyfriend jeans, neutral color espadrilles and a crochet cardigan to add a bohemian spice to the look.

Add classic undertones to your look with nautical button accents.

White stripes and buttons add a nautical inspired look to a wrinkle - free, power stretch midi skirt.

To finish off the look I added gold accessories (something else I rarely do) because the button on the sweater is gold and the buckle on the shoes are gold so that made that decision easy.

I also choose my favorite High Waist Button detail Natasha J Brands (in black here) for this look to add some interest.

Pair the blouse with a button up jean skirt for those 70's vibes, and add a slightly unexpected nail color to finish off the look.

Pairing it with this simple, bright, button down shirt by rails clothing gave it an added pop of color and brought some warmth to the look!

I've been looking for ways to add plaid to my wardrobe that doesn't involve a button up shirt.

A gingham button - up with such a classic a-line skirt adds a trendy spin to your office look (depending on your office environment a blazer can be added).

A buttoned up shirt will give you a proper look, but also add a nice structure to the outfit.

Distinct works are added to the Chiffon, lawn and cotton stuff with a use of pearl buttons, laces, jamavar borders, piping and adornments to make the attires more elegant to look.

The added buttons help to create this classic look and can be perfectly matched with a pair of chinos and loafers.

-- Keep warm with a wool coat this fall in plaids or solids — Add edge to a leather jacket with zipper, ruffle and grommet detailing — Try a cocoon frame jacket for a free - flowing style — It's all in the details, look for coats with leather trim, unique buttons or cut outs

She did some interesting things with layering, like long, below - the - knee length button - downs worn open over pants or shorts; she also added thin scarves to several looks.

Each button - down has a different look and feel to it; adding instant polish to whatever it is I'm wearing that day.

The high neck, buttons on the wrists, and lace trim all add to the unique look of this design.

The suiting strip on the fabric will add charm and in order to not play too long with a brutal look, choose pastel shades and original cut of the top (even if the jacket is short and with catchy buttons).

Flat - front trousers feature a satin waistband and stripe down the leg, adding polish to the timeless look.85 % wool, 15 % polyester.Two - button jacket.Notch lapel.Side vents.Flat - front slacks have an unfinished hem so you can tailor them to your exact measurements.Modern Fit.Imported.Dry Clean Only

I always forget that I can wear a tee under a button - down; great way to add more personality to a look!

I chose to wear my chiffon maxi dress as a skirt and add a button up of my boyfriend's to keep the delicate fabric from looking too evening - gown - ish.

Sometimes denim shorts can look overly casual, which is fine if that's the look you're going for but I wanted to dress them up a little bit so I added an eyelet button - down shirt and a classic navy blazer for a preppy chic look.

Add some on - trend polish to your dressed up look with this modern fit two - button poplin jacket from Alan Flusser.

I wanted to add a bit of nature to my look so under the manmade machine is a soft floral button down shirt.

To style it, I kept it basic with a white button down and a sweater, added some color on my lips and shoes and finished the look with a layered pearl necklace.

Tuck a button - down shirt into flared pants, then add a blazer over top to create a business casual look.

Adding a blazer or button up to your weekend wear is a simple but chic way to not only get more wear out of your work wardrobe but to also instantly elevate your look.

They have this nifty yet shifty (hehe) 1 click buy option that looks JUST like the add to cart button.

This belted button up shirt dress just oozes edge and sophistication, and we love Mary Seng's choice to wear the look with a pair of espadrilles for added summer style.

Add interest to your look with a pair of women's crop pants that feature pretty embellishments like silver - tone enamel buttons, fresh designs, bold graphics, geometric prints - and so much more.

That's because buttons (especially double breasts) tend to add more weight to your bust making it look heavier which can create an imbalance to your overall silhouette - which makes you look top - heavy.