Sentences with phrase «flare shape of this skirt»

The flare shape of this skirt inspired me to create a drop - waist look.

I just LOVE the lemon print and the flare shape of this skirt.

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Made of soft knit cotton, this dress has retro styling with its long bell shaped sleeves and wide skirt which flares around your knees.

I adore the full skirt and the colour combination of your dress, flare skirts are so flattering on most of us, and I can hide by pear shape behind it!

-LCB- Defined as a skirt that fitted at the hips and then gradually widens / flares out towards the hem, thus resembling the shape of the letter A, such skirts are one of the most universally flatting and classic styles to come of out the mid-twentieth century (where they were especially popular during the 1940s).

The panel piecing construction of this dark floral print skirt lend it a tulip - like shape that skims along my curves more so than a flared skirt would.

I made a pencil skirt from an 80s burda pattern a few years back and my main gripe with the pattern was the shape around the hips - it had a real flare that wasn't flattering on someone of shorter stature (i'm just 5» 1...).

One thing that would be really helpful in a future styling post might be shapes of top that work with cropped flares, a-line skirts etc as these can be quite a challenge (preferring looser tops as I do...) x

Flared Skirt: Flared skirts looks similar to the A-line skirts because of their shape which is totally like an A-line skirt but the fabric and the wider shape from the bottom divides provides them a difference from the A-line skSkirt: Flared skirts looks similar to the A-line skirts because of their shape which is totally like an A-line skirt but the fabric and the wider shape from the bottom divides provides them a difference from the A-line skskirt but the fabric and the wider shape from the bottom divides provides them a difference from the A-line skirts.

eShakti Women's Contrast trim cotton knit dress Athletic - inspired for everyday wear, our contrast collar shirtdress made of feather melange cotton jersey is ready for work, weekend and everything in between, Slips on over head, partial side zip closure, Spread collar, banded split front, Elbow length sleeves, contrast tone shoulders, Bodice darts to shape, Seamed waist, Release pleat flared skirt, contrast banded hem, Side seam pockets, Above knee length, Cotton / spandex, jersey knit, light structured feel, light stretch, midweight, Machine wash cold

The skirt is made out of multiple panels (7 to be exact) to give it a flared shape, with a 100 ″ hemline sweep.

The skirt with the slight flare of the blazer gives it great shape.

The fit and flare shape of the dress, with a figure - hugging bodice and full skirt, offers a stylish and versatile fit.

The easiest way to wear a pleated skirt, (for most figures) is to go for a soft and flared shape, in a delicate fabric like chiffon or silk; This shape is also the most flattering for a pear shaped body, as the chiffon layers skim gently over the hips and bum, rather than clinging and by making the most of your waist and shoulders, you can create a nice hourglass silhouette by going shorter with your sweater or by slipping a belt over the top of a long knit.

This delightful dress has the perfect fit and flare shape with an a-line skirt that cuts a couple of inches above the knee, but has enough volume to still feel practical.

These are the fashion's highly flattering flare shape and fitting skirts that span a plethora of colors and prints options to make you look your ever best.

There are so many different type of shorts, flared skirt - like shorts, Gaucho shorts which look like midi skirts but a lot cooler, sport shorts etc. you just need to find that shape that flatters your body shape and doesn't mess around with your confidence.

The A-line shape of the skirt also works to balance out the flared sleeves; when it comes to pulling off dramatic silhouettes, it's all about finding the right proportions.