Sentences with phrase «dresses in my suitcase»

I always throw a few Karina Dresses in my suitcase when I am packing, because no matter where I am headed, I can always make a dress by Karina Dresses work for the occasion!

-- and I always brought along a few Karina Dresses in my suitcase.

My nude gladiator sandals on the other hand, will work with all five dresses in my suitcase.

Not exact matches

I just arrived home after a few days in Copenhagen — and after running around unpacking and repacking my suitcase with a different dress robe, I have about 12 hours before we leave for more exotic surroundings.

Photographers pose him on roller skates, in rocking chairs, jumping benches; carrying umbrellas, suitcases and buckets of water; wearing boxing gloves, anglers» waders, dresses and wigs; and even holding on to a baby lion.

16 Suitcases - You've got a few things to set up for your Valentine, so spending a fortune on a dress is not in the cards.

I flipped for the newly launched Props in a Box because it creatively combines beautiful, high - quality felt dress - up props in a sturdy suitcase with a stunning backdrop.

so started having dress sales in my yard and going to boutiques with a suitcase full of dresses... one thing lead to another... i got so busy I hired a sewer 13 years ago and she still works with me, I opened up my womens boutique 12 years ago with 2 racks of dresses... i kept it very simple.

For example, the train had mini suitcases, a conductor t - shirt for your little one to dress up in.

I sat on the floor of the airport in Paris in my long white dress and new Italian boots as I opened the suitcase to check the damage.

Theres a few statement items that I bought this summer which aren't the easiest to seed into everyday wear, so this holiday they were my staple ingredients in my holiday suitcase, after all if there's any time to dress up it's on holiday!

The seam was already loosening before I even wore the dress the first time... I sewed it up, but after just one week in my suitcase the seam was open again on many spots.

I also love that I lugged this dress around in my suitcase until I wore it the last night of our trip, and I never had to iron it.

I ordered the Karina Dresses Sophie dress in red bouquet and blue bouquet so that I'll always have at least two things to take with me when I travel that I know will look great right out of the suitcase.

This dress was perfect for all three of those things, but I was mostly impressed with how it held up in my suitcase.

I won't be packing today's dress for my trip, the only thing in my suitcase is denim, denim and more denim.

Anyways, lately when I travel, I find myself packing easy dresses that can be dresses up and down and won't wrinkle in my suitcase.

This is one of those dresses that will go with tons and be excellent for travelling, no problem rolling this in a ball and shoving it in the suitcase, it'll still come out looking great.

That is where I snagged the dress I am wearing in this post (which for sure is coming in my suitcase to London btw haha).

I came home with the dress, eager to pack it in my suitcase for our trip.

But in my suitcase will be the following: this gingham dress, these bow pants, this striped maxi dress, this ruffled bow - backed top, these pink pants, this striped skirt, this bow skirt, this scalloped top, these mules, and these gingham slides.

For June travel in Europe, my travel wardrobe would be fairly similar to yours, but for heat, I love a little dress or two (they really take very little suitcase space) and a long or midi skirt — silk or cotton and the lining, if any, MUST be natural fibre!

The dress is going right in my suitcase for a trip to Europe next week.

This was one of the dresses that made The Cut — the great, big nerve - wracking decision of what would come in my suitcase, and what would be relegated to the boat.

This Aqua Tunic dress is compact in your suitcase and does double duty.

I plan on taking this on holiday this summer as it takes up hardly any room in the suitcase and it's just a nice dress to wear.

I found out I will be going to New York Fashion Week in September, and this dress is definitely going in my suitcase for the trip!

I actually wore this dress on the way down to Houston, wadded it up in my weekender bag, then pulled it out of my suitcase on Sunday, wore it to brunch, then took these pictures.

Although I will not wear this dress to school, there will be plenty of times to wear it, such as weekends, home - wear and travels (very handy, since it is so wrinkle - friendly and made of very thin material, so it takes up no place at all in your suitcase).

I bought this dress back in January and have been itching to wear it ever since it arrived, so it's probably not surprising that it was the very first thing I tucked inside my suitcase for our New Orleans trip.

Sometimes if I see my suitcase still has room, I will try to cram a few more dresses, shoes or tops in.

Oh and this dress is definitely in my suitcase so there's a good chance you'll see it o the gram this weekend.

When trying to get the most out of your suitcase, I'm a big believer in packing dresses — they're so easy to wear and help you through that whole mixing and matching conundrum.

The material of this dress allows it to be wrinkle - free, I can just roll it and put it anywhere in my suitcase.

That mid-length dress and that jumpsuit are perfect for a night out or a fancy dinner and you don't have to dig around in your suitcase for all of the components of it.

One star off this dress for the silly sizing... this dress is in my suitcase, ready for its Hawaiian excursion.

With that being said, this is one dress that you need in your suitcase!

If you'll throw these four dresses (all from Old Navy by the way) in your suitcase adding a belt, jewelry, jean jacket and your bathing suit — you'll be all set!

Throw some bathing suits, cute sun dresses, and sandals in my suitcase and I was good to go.

If you can take a dress from day to night with layering or great accessories it saves so much space in your suitcase!

Paired with stylish sneakers, this dress would be perfect for a day at the San Diego Zoo (the purpose of our trip) and it is easy to dress up at night with a statement necklace and heels, which can really transform an otherwise casual outfit and don't take up too much space in the suitcase.

I might be going to the Caribbean next month, in which case I will absolutely want a dress like this in my suitcase!

While I may be trading in my jeans for some cutoffs (and the dress in this post) for the next few days, this printed top definitely made its way into my suitcase.

Crook was well used to dealing with vagrants — he used to delight in annoying Rolls - Royce by paying one to sit on their London Motor Show stand — but even he was surprised when a lady arrived that afternoon with a suitcase of money from her boss, the eccentric Australian billionaire who liked to test the mettle of upmarket establishments by stumbling into their premises dressed as a tramp.

An Indian family dressed in full saris struggled with their suitcases, and a man wearing a full galabeya sauntered by, shouting at someone on his phone.

From the vineyards of Emilia Romagna to the beaches in Mexico, this cotton dress pairs perfectly with a cardigan (I love this cardigan) or long - sleeved solid top — and it doesn't wrinkle in my suitcase.

And a small thing that makes a difference — the dressing area has a built - in luggage bench, big enough to store an open full - size suitcase.

And if your tux or bridesmaid dress is in a suitcase that's MIA, luggage delay and lost luggage protection can recoup some of your losses.

The two queen beds each had small seats in front of them that I used to store my carry - on suitcase on, and in front of the beds was a dresser with a TV on top.

(2015) a girl in a bright yellow dress and green hair ribbons sits on the front stoop of a house, two suitcases packed.