Sentences with phrase «gets rumpled»

It's really light jersey fabric so it could hang better and this dress gets rumpled and sticks when I walk with leggings on underneath.

Not exact matches

The Rooney boys, Dan, Art Jr., Tim, John and Pat, are heirs to a sporting empire, but will they attain the style and proportions of the rumpled old man who is their father and got the show on the road?

We've got the classic two - tone baseball design injecting a certain all - American wholesome approachability, a comfy, rumpled boyfriend - sweater look contrasting with the delight of a rather short hemline... I don't often find this word useful, or even interesting, but this dress is just sexy to me.

As with all of her products they are fully washable and get better and more soft + rumpled as you wash them.

It is light and airy and one of those fabrics that, like linen, is wrinkle - prone, but that's part of what makes it so great — even the first time you wear it, double gauze feels soft and rumpled and worn in, and it only gets softer with repeated washes and wears.

Yes I'm noticing a trend, but it looks great rumpled and it's far easier to get coffee and lipstick out of than silk... so what's a girl to do?

Incoming casting news, fresh from the French Riviera: first off, Philip Seymour Hoffman has signed on for a new film, so we can all get our regular dose of rumpled magnificence.

Llewyn Davis is endlessly striving, gets knocked down and picks himself up again, brushes off his rumpled clothes and gives it another go.

In an interview last week, Tracey Emin described the process of getting My Bed ready to go back on display at Tate Britain, climbing beneath its sheets to restore them to the correct degree of rumpled disarray.

Getting into a «made» bed at the end of the day feels so much better than getting into a rumplGetting into a «made» bed at the end of the day feels so much better than getting into a rumplgetting into a rumpled one.