Sentences with phrase «changes in our wardrobe as»

The turn in weather has invited a welcome change in our wardrobes as of late, which means we've been able to spend our time outside free of coats and keep it light in jeans and tees.

Not exact matches

I plan to reassess my wardrobe once my weight isn't changing anymore, and even though I am not sure if I am ready to give that whole capsule wardrobe thing a go, I plan to invest in mix and match pieces as well.

With winter in full force (well as «winter» as it gets here in Los Angeles), I like to change my wardrobe colors to reflect the season (check out winter transition post for more details).

Watching The True Cost documentary really inspired me to change, as did when we changed my wardrobe room into a nursery and I realised how many unworn things I had in my wardrobe!

Over the years it has definitely changed in the subject matter, as has my wardrobe.

you have just inspired me to change things up in my wardrobe, I am the same as you, always grabbing my dark jeans.

We'd like to invite you as our 1st group of fashionista to join WhatIWear in a conquest to inspire the world, changing one wardrobe at a time.

I've been loving warm brown's quite a bit lately in my wardrobe, but as with the season's, I'm sure that is bound to change as we move through the year.

As fashion trends keep changing according to seasons, there is a change in your wardrobe too.

They were a staple in my work wardrobe as an attorney and nothing has changed.

Meagan wore this the entire day and evening and it still looked awesome and as you can see in the pictures, I (short blond hair) had mutliple wardrobe changes an still didn't look as put together as she did in the Karina dress!

It takes place in the 1930s (a change that seems to have made no difference to anyone but the wardrobe department) during the holiday season at Amalfi (which adds a lush, sensual dimension, as well as the occasional hint of the handsome travelogue).

The way he slowly evolves, changing his gait and his wardrobe as he is drawn deeper into Bulger's inner circle shows just the sort of subtlety that the film otherwise lacks (that is until it is specifically called out by a character just in case some in the audience did not notice).

Hutton's character is made a distraction for the most part by his function as catalyst and counterpoint for Babs's emotional growth (he's the egghead alternative to her philandering jock choice) and by his wardrobe and facial hair changes; in short, he's Jenny from Forrest Gump, the one genuinely involved force in the film, punished by a marriage to a brassy grad student (Patricia Clarkson)... and yet he's not the star.

Throughout his illustrious career, the character rarely changes costume, as his classic outfit is one of the most recognizable wardrobes in pop culture history.