Sentences with phrase «head scarfs like»

Yeah Muslims are evil, I don't care if the women wear head scarfs like Mary did, or have long beards like Jesus and Moses did.

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I took the easy route and wound a scarf round my head like an African head wrap.

Nadia says, «I like to throw my hair in a bun and wrap a colourful scarf around my head.

When you're ready to feed your baby, just slip the slit over your head so you're wearing the scarf like a poncho.

The floral dream crinkle scarf ($ 34.50) from LOFT is a nice way to add a floral element to your wardrobe if you (like me) are unlikely to take on the floral trend head to toe with your clothing.

Ben likes putting scarves on his head, music, dramatic play kitchen utensils, throwing toys out of the tub, and playing with cars.

Easy Marshmallow Snowman Cupcakes are chocolate cupcakes with vanilla frosting, decorated to look like the cutest little snowmen with a marshmallow head and fruit roll - up scarf.

This is how, the distribution or breakdown would look like: 3000 NDC party flags, 2000 miniature President Mahama flags, 1000 head scarfs, 20 mobile phones for core Regional Communication Team and party T» shirts and caps.

For the individuals who don't wear a dupatta, however, would prefer not to squander the lovely material can discard the routine method for wearing a dupatta and be creative by tastefully wrapping it around the head like a scarf and tying it around the scruff.

Position a long, skinny scarf (like Echo's Pleated Skinny) at your hairline and wrap it over the top of your head, covering the upper half of your ears.

Just don't bundle your scarf so tight around your head that you look a little bit like a ground hog peeking out of it's hole.

Because the neck tie part is thick like a scarf & also because I can tie it around my entire head & pretend I'm a ninja (this I have actually been doing).

We both love head scarfs and lady like looks.

I found this cute elephant print head scarf at Ragstock (I feel like I am the only one that shops there haha).

You can find this colour in everything from head to toe such as in dresses, sweaters, pants, jeans, winter accessories like scarf and hat, boots and in jewellery.

I do not know how to knot a head scarf myself without looking like Rosie the Riveter.

I like the grandpa look, but not with the head scarf.

I have a picture of my mother in the 1940 ′ s with a scarf tied like this on her head.

Try wrapping your smaller blanket like a scarf and see the heads turn in no time.

For me to emulate the colorful silk scarf tied around the blonde curly locks atop Bradshaw's head, and then to compliment that scarf with an assemblage of layered gold necklaces — none of which feel like they're there by accident — is to miss the point.

Either so many try to look just like a Kardashian / Jenner from head - to - toe or I see the same running theme with the beanie, blanket scarf and Starbuck's cup in hand.

By throwing on a scarf like the one seen below, you're ensuring your neck will be warm when you step outside, but it can easily be taken off when you head indoors and the heat is on!

Several of the models, their heads wrapped in printed scarves, jingled as they walked through the space wearing tiered dresses adorned with gold coin - like accoutrements.

ASOS collection of skinny scarves In high school my girlfriends and I used to ride around in my old beat up Lebaron convertible with skinny Jackie O like scarves over our heads that tied at that chin.

A classic combination like this silk blouse, leopard scarf & blazer is my go - to outfit for days (like today) when I'm heading to help out at school & need something that's comfortable & polished without being over-the-top.

It seems like this outfit is almost head to toe designer with the bag by Miu Miu, coat and skirt by Prada and Mulberry (fill me in if you recognise one of the pieces and know which is which), sunglasses by Prada and scarf by Mulberry.

You watch YouTube videos on how to tie a neck scarf the French way, but somehow end up with a head scarf that looks more like a cross between Cinderella and that little old lady wearing a rain guard / shower cap at the grocery store.

For the traveler who agrees, our editors wholeheartedly suggest this travel «pillow,» which is actually more like a scarf with a hidden support structure that cradles the head, even in the middle seat.

Like Tate Britain's Rude Britannia: British Comic Art (never mind the quality, just head to the gift shop and buy the # 85 Gerald Scarfe, erm, scarf), it isn't good enough to justify the space allotted to it.