Sentences with phrase «dress form outfits»

Here are some of my dress form outfits from that first year.

In putting together my editorial calendar for Blogtober 2017, I decided I wanted to put together a collage of sorts, featuring some of my previous dress form outfits.

If you read or follow my blog, you know that almost every week last year I posted a «Dress Form Outfit.»

When I started blogging back at the beginning of 2012, my antique dress form was featured in a weekly «dress form outfit» post and showed a different outfit every week.

Not exact matches

In the 1960s, The Jetsons introduced TV viewers to the idea of a home robot in the form of Rosey, a humanoid machine dressed in a French maid's outfit.

Dressing up in sexy outfits can be fun and take many forms.

So I got inspired to featured a couple of outfits on my dress form — one for day and the other for night.

In this outfit, I wore a form fitting dress but due to my outer layer I didn't have to worry about sucking in a food baby after lunch or whether my underwear lines were showing.

Black doesn't just look good on leather and in the form of a little dress, it looks even better on you when you step out of your comfort zone on a party season with this kind of figure - flattering outfit that will turn heads for all of the right reasons.

Staples are ideal when you want the rest of your outfit to be the star — if the dress is some amazing novelty print or you have a lot of errands to run and therefore require function over form.

Having a dress form in a dressing room like this is perfect, especially when you're trying to put an outfit together.

After the post I really felt like showing you this as well in the form of an outfit post — because there are so many great ways to style a red dress!

A black wool dress is a great staple to have in the wardrobe and can form the basis of many outfits whether casual or a little more dressy.

She donned a form - fitting leather tube dress with mostly silver accessories and giant platform sandals that took her outfit to an elevated level.

Trapeze dresses, «mix - and - match» travel separates, hoodies, stacked «junk» jewelry, peasant dresses, «wash and wear» outfits, wrap dresses, flats, infinity wraps, topstitched denim jackets for women, dance - inspired activewear, modernist shrugs and ponchos, wide «gaucho belts» and leather wristbands, waterproof skiwear, menswear - inspired suits, form - fitting swimwear, comfortable jumpsuits, wide elastic waistbands and tube tops, travel clothes for the red - eye — and that's just off the top of my head!

My venture into form - fitting dresses & tight, leather jackets was a fun little run... but, it's nice to get back to a very «me» type of outfit.

If I'd gone out and bought the same dress and bag and scarf and created an exact duplicate of her outfit, that's imitation... and these days I don't know that most people are all that flattered by that (imitation may not be the sincerest form of flattery) imitation.

And when she arrived and reminded me so of the dress forms that would sit in the corner of our costume room all those years ago, whispering of past and present and possibilities that would appear on that stage each night, I knew the perfect outfit was born.

There were head - to - prints in the form of tea dresses and two - piece suits, outfits made up of mismatched motifs, as well as all sorts of stripes, which proved to be popular at Berlin Fashion Week, too.

Cold shoulder sweetheart neck dress, ankle wrap wedge heel sandals and fringe adorn leather saddle bag form darling outfit.

Accessorised with a pair of fiercely feminine platform heels and a gold - tipped leather belt, this outfit is the perfect compromise between sharp suiting and form flattering, offering a practical approach to contemporary dressing.

Mario, able to buy new outfits and toss his now - living cap onto enemies and objects to temporarily steal their form, quickly ditches his familiar overalls to dress as a clown, businessman, or much, much else.

Among their friends was a good - looking guy named Craig Wadlin, who'd gone to art school at Cooper Union and, along with six of his classmates, formed a facetiously named collective called Art Club 2000, which sought to send up consumerism and identity politics by, among other things, taking group self - portraits of its members dressed in identical outfits from the Gap.