Sentences with phrase «fitted blazer like»

Here, with a fitted blazer like this, I would think it would look best either a) open and unbuttoned, b) all 3 buttons buttoned, or c) just the middle button buttoned.

Not exact matches

They're great because they're stylish and work well with modern trends like skinny jeans and slim - fit blazers, but they don't do much in terms of actually holding trousers up.

Opt for something with a little shape - like a blazer would fit.

The designs were so versatile that we could see white suits in all variations, from an oversized tux matched with fitted pants, through wide leg high waisted pants combined with a white bra and an unbuttoned blazer, to a Saturday Night Fever - like ensemble introduced by Acne Studios.

A little bit more on the outfit, I have gray high waisted pants on that fit me like a glove, a pink cropped blazer that I absolutely adore and a white camisole underneath.

When I can't decide what to wear, I throw on a stripe or floral romper for my go - to look for everyday casual wear and for nights out when I don't feel like wearing a dress, I'll put on a darker or lacey romper, add a fitted blazer and cute black clutch.

If I just try to fit a tailored blazer underneath a jacket I already feel like I am not able to move my arms and I look as if I've gained 10 kilos... How do you manage long sleeves on top of long sleeves (speaking of jackets etc. of course)?

Then I like to mix my basics and dress them up a bit by adding a fitted blazer, heels (woohoo - sandals!)

Then I read your comments and others about how accurate Boden measurements are, so I checked them, and then compared them to the measurements of two of my blazers whose fit I like.

Personally, I love wearing baggy jeans paired with feminine staples, like silky blouses, fitted blazers and high - heels.

I usually can't find a blazer that fit me like this.

These overalls fit like a glove and can be worn over a striped bodysuit (my preference), with a turtleneck, a bold patterned shirt and even with a cardigan or blazer!

Like a white blouse, soft t - shirt or great fitting pair of dark wash jeans, in my opinion a blazer is a must for a woman of any age.

If I was the OP (I'm plus - size), I would wear great fitting trouser jeans, a flat or slightly heeled boot, a great top (shell or button - down, if you have one that fits perfectly), and the blazer with the sleeves rolled up — much like Jennifer Aniston up there.

Basically, everyone needs a neutral fitted turtleneck in their wardrobe because it easily lends itself to layering under blazers (like this gorgeous one, or the one I wore in this post), putting a vest on top, adding your favorite necklace, or with a pretty skirt for a special night out.

I like my blazers to be fitted around the waist, and even though this says it is a tailored fit, that was not my experience.

It fits more like a blazer so it works great to step up this maxi to work appropriate.

Dressy polyvore combination just like matte black stilettos, high - waisted black pencil skirt, thin nude belt, pastel pink long sleeved high collar shirt, a fitted black blazer, leopard print clutch bag and optional black tights.

I actually like blazers... but I'm also a big fan of fitted clothes — I'm not really interested in adding unnecessary volune or unshapely - ness, so I don't think I'd really want to wear any of those looks either.

I like how this blazer fits.

I like this one for $ 59.00) and Zara (this tailored blazer is one of my newest fitted favorites).

However I do usually need to get the sleeves shortened since its not petite sizing (around $ 25 for alterations) and although I like the narrow fit of H&M, just a heads up their materials are not as nice (you usually get what you pay for) and wrinkle - resistant as BR or AT blazers.

I've been searching for a new black blazer... this one looks like it might fit the bill!

Impeccably tailored with a two button front closure and a sleek notched lapel, this blazer from Tahari is cut in a bi-stretch crepe for a fit that feels like it was made just for you.

«Like this blazer because I can get it in tall and it fits much better and is long enough as I am long - waisted.

And I won't have to get it tailored like I would with a fitted blazer.

I like to offset form fitting clothes with something more oversized so this blazer was perfect.

It might be better with tighter fitting bottoms like skinny jeans and a blazer on top.

But a wool coat + blazer + tailored pants pairing is always a winning combo... Swapping out the sheer turtleneck for a crisp button - up (love this fitted H&M shirt for $ 20) and platform heels for classic pumps (like these highly rated Sam Edelman pumps), a creative field office day outfit turns into a sleek traditional office look.

I'm always a fan of fit and flare dresses, and I like them even better when I can wear them all four seasons; with tights, boots and a blazer like today's outfit, to wedge sandals once it warms up.

Match the outfit with a light coloured shirt, in something like pink or white depending on what finish you want, ensure your blazer fits smoothly against your body, and keep your accessories to a minimum to keep the look clean.

I've tried on a lot of blazers that make me look (and feel) bulky, but this one fits like it was tailored.

I have another white blazer that's more summery but I don't like the way it fits.

Now I would like to advise all of you ladies to invest in a fitted black blazer, because it is truly one of these timeless and seasonless pieces that goes with absolutely everything.

I like my blazers to be more fitted.

I don't own a black fitted blazer, but definitely feel like I need to!

This blazer was a bit too short on me but otherwise I liked the fit.

Personally, I do like glossy black leather ones styled with black skinnies, plain white top, and fitted black blazer.

When I was a working gal, I wore my skinny jeans to the office on Casual Fridays but I kept the look professional by pairing them with office - friendly pieces like this ladylike blouse by Ann Taylor and fitted blazer by H&M (love the plaid and polka dots!).

I like a fitted blazer best because it cinches in at the waist giving me that girlish figure.

What I hate more than anything about a blazer is when it looks like a tent when worn - blazers and jackets ought to be fitted and flattering not baggy and loose.

I in turn have found some of my favorite vintage designer things at thrift stores, like a beautiful black satin vintage Donna Karan tuxedo blazer that fits like it was made for me.

Perhaps this means my blazer doesn't fit as well as I'd like.

The fit was perfect, and my inner blazer hoarder was all, like, «do it — do it now!»

I want to add, this Helmut blazer fits like it was custom made for me.