Sentences with phrase «do open toe shoes»

We do open toe shoes here, and I will definitely wear sleeveless or tank dresses so I don't die of heat exhaustion during the commute and slip a cardigan on if it's too cold in the office, which it ALWAYS is.

Not exact matches

How about we ban low rise jeans, miniskirts, tight shirts, low cut shirts, tight jeans, stilletto heels, open toe shoes, etc.... because if I don't want to see it, then it shouldn't be allowed.

Please do not wear sandals, flip flops or open - toed shoes.

Don't let them wear flip - flops or open - toed shoes while they are climbing a swing set, and no loose clothing with strings that might cause strangulation.

Club dress code: The NYAC is a private club, and it has the right to turn away anyone who does not adhere to its dress code: business attire, no open - toe shoes, no sneakers, no denim.

I started thinking about how many open - toed shoes that I have and don't wear for so many months of the year.

I haven't been able to do that for ages because of how cold it's been here, so definitely open toed shoes!

I had brought a change of shoes, but soon rethought this decision as the other pair although black to match the belt, were open toe, and I really did not fancy having my feet trodden on by hooves.

Do you have any rules (either dress code or self - imposed) about wearing open - toed shoes to the office?

A couple such fads that have me scratching my head are: UGG boots, onesies, sheer tops, socks with open - toe shoes, etc... And yup, after awhile the trends do start to grow on me.

I don't think I'd wear it with the type of open toe shoes you used here.

maybe it was unseasonal, but the weather was high 70s... i did get the stink eye for wearing open toed shoes, but i think it was more b / c they were all in winter gear still.

While I don't work in a terribly formal office environment, I definitely don't wear sandals or open toed shoes.

I would steer clear from open toed shoes, as they tend to look less professional than closed toe shoes, but open toed dress shoes look better than closed toe tennis shoes or shoes that don't look professional.

The shoes take a cue from festival - inspired rock and roll style: A pair of open - toed sandals just doesn't cut it on a muddy field or at a live concert in the desert — and Kate Moss, the queen of rock and roll model - off - duty style, has been rocking the look for years now.

And if you wear open - toed shoes, don't forget to invest in a pedicure.

Somehow, when the weather starts to warm up, shoes are always the last thing to get the memo, if only because 50 - degree weather with a steady chance of rain doesn't exactly call for open - toe sandals.

A lot of them are broken and quite dirty (garbage, dog poo, broken glass, etc.)... so I don't love wearing open - toed shoes here.