Sentences with phrase «fabric looks cheap»

I saw a picture on E! and the fabric looks cheap.

Thin fabric looks cheap, wrinkles and doesn't drape particularly well.

As noted, the Mazda's cabin is lifted significantly by leather trim for the seats, steering wheel and gearshifter, and although the Commodore and Camry both have cloth trim, the Toyota's fabric looks cheaper and its plastic steering wheel and shifter really let the side down.

Not exact matches

«You have to show quality in your fabric choices, and polyester looks cheap... because it is cheap.»

The fabric fads quickly and looks old and cheap.

I wanted to send it back because it is made of very cheap looking fabric and totally unlined (I prefer lined bras).

Avoid fabrics like rayon, acrylic, acetate, viscose (which is just another name for rayon), some polyesters, and other synthetic materials which tend to pill easily, deteriorate quickly and just generally look cheap.

Otherwise, if the lace is just cut straight across, folded, and sewn to itself like any other fabric, it will just look cheap.

The fabric looked and felt chintzy or cheap.

The fabric was cheap looking and it was slightly too short otherwise I probably would still want to wear it.

I've been eyeing those up, but it sounds like I need a heavier - duty fabric - having seen how I look in cheap T - shirts, I'm not keep to inflict my rolls and ripples on the world any more.

Sometimes with black coats, they tend to collect a lot of lint depending on the fabric and can look cheap after just a month or two of wear.

To make monochromatic khaki work, it is imperative that you mix shades and fabrics, otherwise it will fall flat (and look cheap... eek!).

I don't like the inconsistency in fabric from front to back, makes it look cheap.

These were too small; but I didn't reorder in a larger size, because the fabric felt, and looked, very cheap and thin; almost scratchy feeling.

I go back and forth between loving loft and being disappointed by their styles (mostly when the fabrics skew too cheap to look decent) but right now they are totally nailing it.

I received this dress and it is 100 % polyester, felt comfortable in it and the fabric does not looks very cheap!!

- Always take you body type into account, avoid buying clothes that do not flatter you; - Avoid too much polished looks, better mix things and look playful; - Avoid too cheap fabrics, better buy less often and look statement; - Avoid wearing tight skirts / pants and tight tops, better go for loose top and tight bottom or vise versa; - I highly recommend you to avoid wearing: really short shorts, miniskirts, ripped jeans, unfitted blazers and baggy tops; - Determine your wardrobe essentials what will always be your saviors, in case if you do not know what to wear; - You should own a long coat, beautiful dress, fitted long pants, fitted blazer, good pair of jeans, white button - down; - You can always play with accessories: belts, hats and jewelry.

Sofia Richie: This Topshop look didn't really hide its less expensive side as well as the others, as the fit was off and the fabric offered a cheap sheen.

When purchasing a faux fur coat, make sure you pay attention to the quality of the fabric to avoid looking cheap.

Black Makes Cheap Fabrics Look More Expensive: I'm not sure of the exact science behind it, but have you ever seen a dress in two different colors and the black one looks more expensive?

Unfortunately, it looks kind of cheap, the finish of the fabric and the colors more faded than on the pictures.

That has never occurred to me, but it would help hugely with thin fabrics and cheaper brands like HnM (I like their stuff but often find it looks bad quality on me, but I've never tried a slip!)

If you want a «peasant» look you can use a cheap cotton blend, otherwise spend a bit more and get a middleweight fashion fabric, jersey, wool blend, or poly - cotton blend.

I find it aggravating when looking at what is supposed to be a high end garment and discovering things like cheap fabrics and shoddy construction.

Besides the super-soft odor - repellent seat fabric, everything inside looks and feels cheap to the touch, mostly thanks to the plastic used.

However, if you look hard enough, you'll find that the top of the dashboard is made of cheaper - feeling plastics, while the fabric inlays on the doors look a little dated.

The simpler fabric top is also about 82 pounds lighter, $ 1,900 cheaper, and (in my humble opinion) a bit better looking than the bubble - shaped mechanized roof.

A hand cut Japanese kiriko glass door trim and hand folded fabric door pleats are also available as an optional extra however even the cheaper trims looks fabulous.

Harris Tweed is protected under a government ruling that states only 100 % original fabric can be called by the name so look out for the trademark, it is important not to be taken in by cheaper alternatives as they could be inferior quality.

The P3 is the nicer of the two speakers, offering a more premium look though it was possible to see the bumps from the grille beneath the fabric covering, making it look a little cheaper than the likes of the Panasonic GA10 or the Sony smart speaker.

What if I want cheap fabric that still looks good?

Using fabric and a cheap garbage can from K - Mart she was able to recreate the look of this high end Ballard Designs garbage bin.

You could use two coordinating fabrics for the cushions and a third for the cording and throw pillows — cheaper and have two looks.

But I hated the look of the dark wood and the shiny (cheap) damask patterned fabric.