Sentences with phrase «circle skirts on»

Love your circle skirts on you (especially your graphic gray, black and yellow one)... and as I've said before, all of your long ones look great!

Not exact matches

1950s black felt circle skirt with side zipper and button tab waist, embellished on front with gold metallic braid and gold - tone metal medallions.

Love love love the ties and your circle skirt looks all floaty and twirly, I'd just be spinning on the spot permanently every time I wore it;)

It looks absolutely delicious on you, and I love how you opted for the circle skirt as opposed to gathers / pencil.

Fun list, though living where it was recently -37 C, I can't say I would dare wear a circle skirt with crinoline on my 20 minute walk to the train station.

Once again, I covet your entire outfit and rue the day that I can't sew; or at least live closer to you so I can commission you to make some things for me (I've been on a Mad Hunt for a toile circle skirt with pockets on eBay and can't find any ready made but have found tons of auctions for fabric.

Nautical designs are probably top of my favourite style themes so the print on this dress makes me happy, and while the Joni has a flared skirt rather than a full circle I was still able to fit a slim petticoat for this shoot.

While I don't dress completely in vintage, I do get many a stare while on the bus or walking down the street in my circle skirt and cashmere cardigan - you'd think I was an alien sometimes!

The skirt is full but not technically a full circle so it sits slightly slimmer on the hips before flaring out beautifully, able to take a medium volume petticoat.

But every time I slip one on I'm reminded that, while circle skirts will always be the friend I can call at 3 am, ever reliable and knows all of my secrets, the pencil skirt is the friend who you can go years without seeing, and once you're reunited, you stay out till dawn and wake up with your sides sore from laughing so hard.

That particular item of clothing was on my list because a.) I adore just about all 1950s circle skirts, b.) I've been smitten with quilted circle skirts for as far back as I can remember, and c.) I don't currently have a plain black circle skirt and can really feel the hole that not having one leaves in my vintage wardrobe.

For years now I've been on the prowl for a black quilted circle skirt in my size that didn't cost the moon.

Very similar to drafting a circle skirt and leaving the corners on!

I've been wanting to try this sort of skirt for my mother, but I wasn't sure this could actually be that simple... Moreover, a basic skirt pattern is always welcome, and I'd rather tend to think that a dirndl fits better on a Tinkerbell figure than, as an example, a circle skirt (plus it seems easier to hem!)

the ladies on the documentary wear very long skirts; I understand conservative circles will watch this DVD and may have paid for the making of this DVD, but mainstream Americans do not dress that way.

It's not a full circle skirt but it's still ready to flatter and twirl the second you put it on, whether you're a petticoat wearer or not.

Since the midi skirt has a bit of a retro feel to it I wore these sunnies with a baroque design on the side, I also love the big circle lenses.

Skirt circles (also known, if they featured an applique or stitched image on them, as poodle skirts) with whimsical images of all kinds were highly popular during the 1950s, so it's not beyond the realm of possibility that this skirt was intended for year - round Skirt circles (also known, if they featured an applique or stitched image on them, as poodle skirts) with whimsical images of all kinds were highly popular during the 1950s, so it's not beyond the realm of possibility that this skirt was intended for year - round skirt was intended for year - round wear.

It's the same thing with my black circle skirt (which is what I ended up wearing on Sunday).

I just got my hands on a VoH tartan circle skirt and can't wait to share it with you guys next week.

If you read my Titilated by Tartan post last week you'll know I consider Vivien of Holloway the queen of tartan — so I was thrilled to be sent on one of their tartan circle skirts last week!

I love a full swing skirt, requiring a full circle skirt or then some, and very rarely do skirts with less than a full circle feel right on me.

Amanda: Because most of my killer vintage pieces are sold on Instagram these days, probably my most favorite piece in my Etsy shop right now is my «fly circle skirt» that is actually a Butch Wax Vintage Original design.

I don't believe the skirt is a full circle, but it holds its full shape beautifully and gave me plenty of reasons to twirl (while Willie looked on in amusement.

I'm a huge skirt lover, but I think A-line and circle skirts look best on me!

Upon consideration, I guess there's a little variation in the fullness of the bottoms, too — straight skirts (not pencil) to half - circles... I guess I'll really have to focus on textures and prints to make my wardrobe have some variety!

one of the most important things with a circle skirt which you forgot to mention; Once the waistband is finished and you are ready to do the hem, hang the skirt on a hanger and let it hang for 24 hours.

A-line skirt (if you're heavy on the torso, choose skirts with zips on the side to steer the eye away from the torso), torso skirts (or peplum), godet, circle or flare skirts (skims over hips and a wide, full hem), pencil (without waistband, hit below the knee - length and worn with high heels), and bias skirt (always inspect your rearview and make sure you don't have a very flat look from behind).

Halters with plunging V - neck worn with a circle skirt will look cute and sexy on you.

Well, what I didn't tell you was that skirt was a test sample for my new class I'm teaching on drafting circle skirts.

I was just thinking that a circle skirt would be great on this (and most patterns actually).

This is the «align to the circles on the skirt» step 34.

«Now, Joey,» she would say, «tomorrow wear those tan pants you've got, and the blue socks with the clocks on them, and your white shirt, and that green sweater I gave you, and I am going to wear my blue circle skirt with the matching cashmere sweater, and I'll meet you on the steps.

«In 1916 a staff member of the socialist magazine The Masses objected to the insufficiently high - minded «pictures of ashcans and girls hitching up their skirts on Horatio Street» by Sloan, George Bellows and others of the Henri circle that illustrated the magazine.

Dots on the bed skirt and draperies, circles on the duvet cover, and rings on the Roman shades all work together to add movement to the space.