Sentences with phrase «fabrics look»

Metallic and iridescent fabrics look striking teamed with bold shades in this dramatic hallway.

Can't wait to see what fabrics you look at!

I too am in Australia & wondered if I could sell them here as it seems a suitable job for a stay at home Mum, & the styles and fabrics look very comfortable.

Best to be used in living room or family room, luxurious fabrics look especially great on long drapes to fully display their beauty.

Luxe textures and fabrics look so good in neutral hues.

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?

Amped up with a metallic cutout heel, and a faux - stingray clutch, i think the different fabrics look cool together.

All the fabrics look so beautiful!

And your repaint / fabrics look beautiful together.

The fabrics look comfortable too!

My Moby wrap olds the baby very close without the swinging around involved in a sling, but the fabric looks nicer than a harness.

The fabric looks super cozy and soft and warm, too.

For Chicco, it'd like to tell them to get a bit more modern with their fabric looks and textures.

After 1 month fabric looked faded and after 3 months brake was broken.

This is actually true of the entire pram - the fabric looks hard wearing but attracts fluff and dust and hair and looks a bit worn very easily.

The on - trend vegan leather handlebar and belly bar is soft and smooth, and the coordinating trims and fabric look sharp.

But there is a reason why they are on trend — because the gathering of the fabric looks sophisticated and glamorous.

It's the perfect dress for a wedding or other nice occasion and the fabric looks so good with an open waffle knit sweater to take you into the evening.

The color looks great on your skin tone and fabric looks drapey and flowy too.

In fact, designer Mitchell told him the fabric looked like bark.

The fabric looked and felt chintzy or cheap.

I do like to see women who make this sophisticated fabric look more casual, by dressing it down with everyday basics, like bomber jackets, sweaters or simply choosing a velvet dress in a relaxed fit.

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

The fabric looks so amazingly amazing.

Some white boho dresses aren't cut / tailored well and have an uncomfortable looking gap instead of a free flowing fabric look.

«This is a jacket that hangs nicely on me and the fabric looks like it will not show wrinkles.

I particularly love the dress you've chosen here, the fabric looks like a heavier good quality.

The fabric looks luxurious as few and embodies simple elegance.

Love how it drapes and the fabric looks amazing!

(The fabric looks like this straight off the bolt.)

This fabric looks cheerful and summery to me.

My opinion only, of course, but otherwise, there's so much of that fabric looking at us!!!

This fabric looks so soft!

The lightweight fabric looks cool for those desert days and it is perfectly accessorized with the turquoise statement necklace.

While the fabric looks very much at home on a beach, with a straw basket and some cat eye sunglasses, the print is still very wearable in the city when you choose the accessories that don't put emphasis on it's picnic - ish vibes.

Yup, the days of this fabric looking like your grandmother's doily are over.

Love the way the fabric looks (and wrinkle - free is ALWAYS a plus).

These are old garments so be aware of areas where the fabric looks frayed or thinned.

The fabric looks so expensive.

How do you make such fun fabric look so sophisticated?

Both at the idea of CPJ, and at the dresses (if I hadn't scanned down to the second pic, I would have actually thought you were wearing a sari, the fabric looks like the dead spit of one of my grandmother's vintage silk ones).

What do you think the fabric looks like?

The fabric looks very elegant and the neckline is what I like best.

the fabric looks like it's good quality too

I love the print of this one and the fabric looks really light!

Our bridal lace fabric looks like a charming veil used on its own and lands on a contrasting underlay like an ethereal gossamer.

Some of you might say this fabric looks too much workwear inspired, but thanks to modern designers we see perfect combinations ideal from street walks, office hours to cocktail parties.

That fabric looks buttery soft in the photos.

You can easily make a statement with tweed, as the fabric looks both classic and contemporary.

There's a pattern upon a pattern going on here, with some parts of the ivory fabric looking more opaque thanks to a floral medallion pattern.