Sentences with phrase «buy a dress though»

I think I may just buy a dress though..

Not exact matches

Finally I realized though, that those store bought dressings often contained funky ingredients and preservatives.

Have to agree that buying MORE players this window, though I believe Wenger DID try for a CB / DM, would have caused unrest in the dressing room.

So, pretty much everything I am wearing I am not able to link (annoying) even though I did buy this dress in the store recently and saw it there the other day!

I love it when I'm in advance of a trend:) I bought green jeans in the summer and now a green fitted dress http://bisous.typepad.com/bisous/2012/11/green-leopard.html Green with red hair though is a natural.

I love that even though it's in the upper 90's here in TX right now, I can wear this bomber jacket over a tank or dress (like this floral dress I just bought to wear with it) at night and tied around my waist for a cool girl look during the day.

I guess I could buy an inexpensive dress, though:) Handkerchief hems are not my style, but still something that I can appreciate on others.

I bought it from Victoria's Secret last year and once I received it I though it was a great dress for evening but not appropriate for work.

For me it is this t - shirt dress, even though I only bought it 2 weeks ago.

Makes me want to buy that dress even though it would not work on me.

As you said though, weddings are expensive and I keep going back & forth between «you do not need to buy multiple white dresses for these events» and «It's your wedding, it only happens once, live it up!»

I very nearly bought a F&F dress when I already have the skirt, just because I loved the print so much, but I was with the OH and he looked at me as though I was crazy...

I remember there was a time when she was annoyed by me and how I just bought dresses for her and even though she is still not as girly as her mom I hear her say things like.

Though it is a night mare while choosing short gold prom dress that someone else might be wearing the same exact cheap short attire even bought from same shop or other shop retail in the outlet but you cant force someone from wearing the rental cheap plus size as it is not unto you to make them stop taking dress from rental or online shopping sites.

It does run small though, so you should size up from what you would normally buy in another brand of dress.

Last year I bought a gold sequined dress even though I rarely wear gold.

So even though I bought three pairs of shorts this year, I don't wear them as much as skirts and dresses.

Sadly, I can not wear this amazingly cute cocktail dress, but I beg someone to buy it so I can live vicariously though you.

Better buy it a size larger though, since it looks pretty cool when it is a little loose and oversized — in that way you can easily wear it as a dress

These dresses are really good though, and they really cute on little angels, they are rarely worn like only once when a wedding in being planned so people hesitate to buy one.

I am excited to buy a pretty new dress for her wedding though!

I could get a lot of mileage out of the right maxi - dress though and for the most part I wouldn't need to buy new accessories or think about overlap in attendees.

I like your necklace as well, looks like a piece I would buy but not wear due to the size, perfect with this dress though xxx

And because I have no shame, I had to include this blooper photo of me and my husband: -LCB--LCB- Blazer: Forever 21 -LCB--LCB- Dress: Banana Republic Outlet (old, similar here)-LCB--LCB- Shoes: Target -LCB--LCB- Bag: Valentino (bought in Italy six years ago, I drool over this one though).

Before that though, here is a quick outfit post of an embroidered dress which I bought from Ebay several years ago!

I wouldn't buy it full price (might not say no to 60 % off though) but the movement of this Helmut Lang dress is completely wonderful.

The dresses were lovely, I bought two to try on and returned one, and even though I'm buying in America, the return was quick and there was really no hassle.

Though I won't be buying this dress, recommended for others.

I prefer the old way, though the point is pretty much moot since I'm not about to buy another strapless dress that I can barely wear.

So, I chose to wear a dress I bought three years ago from Zara (still stylish in my opinion though!)

This dress simply struck me and even though it is not something I would typically buy, I had to try it on.

And even though my black and white campaign dresser that serves as the bar area wasn't as cheap as my bamboo mirror, it's my favorite buy because it was a challenge to find (we eventually came across it at a local consignment store) and also because Bramley worked very hard painting and refurbishing it.

I have actually bought the exact same dress from H&M though, and I look forward to wearing it!

I paid $ 27 for the fabric, and the yellow dress is $ 696... Even though I'm used to buying fabric cheaper, since I'm aiming to buy more selectively (and not just hop on online fabric sales), buying in - store, especially at good stores like Mood Fabrics, is usually more expensive.

As a result, I almost never buy dresses with sleeves, even though I'd be inclined to do so if I could find ones that fit.

Last time I bought a sleeved dress, I rarely wore it because the upper arms were too tight to be comfortable, even though the rest of the dress fit perfectly.

I tried on one of the bailey 44 dresses this weekend and liked it — I didn't buy it though.

i bought it full price when i first saw it, and no regrets because i always get compliments when i wear it.runners up: musings dress because even though it looks plain, it fits me really well, and the dainty duffle bag for finally giving me a nice gym bag, which i've wanted for years on end.

Even though I understand that these are not the easiest items to style and if you are not going to wear them correctly, they can turn your look in a complete disaster; I always feel gorgeous when I wear my favourite leather midi skirt bought in a thrift store in Paris, Mango culottes and Asos bodycon dress.

Keeley doesn't have time to worry about all of that, though; she has dresses to buy, dances to plan for, and boys to impress.

You know the signs: the «mistakes» still sporting their price tags, the dress you bought in Bali and are keeping even though there's no way you can get into it; the flowery skirt that depresses you every time you see it.