Sentences with phrase «how big my wardrobe»

Now matter how big his wardrobe is, he will go with only one attire.

Sometimes people ask me how many clothes I've got or how big my wardrobe must be and I always try to explain that the idea is to learn how to wear an item in 10 different ways that people would think you have worn 10 new outfits when really you haven't.

Not exact matches

Many mamas - to - be are confused about how to dress during that transitional period when they're too small for maternity clothing but too big for their pre-pregnancy wardrobe.

It's a simple, cost effective way to extend your existing wardrobe into maternity wear and remaining comfortable and confident no matter how big your belly grows.

Besides skinny and flared jeans I haven't been really into any other kind of jeans up until now... I have decided to challenge myself and add something new and refreshing into my wardrobe but without making it too big of an investment and see how I feel about the change before swiping my card for more expensive substitute.

After my post on how to master Parisian style, I had a look in my wardrobe and realised that the big amount of neutrals, vintage Levi's jeans, neck scarves and now also a straw bag can only mean one thing — I'm a strong admirer of the french style.

From the bachelorette party to the big day, I'm showing brides - to - be how to incorporate fall trends into a wedding wardrobe.

The biggest question I've been asked lately is how to transition your wardrobe between Summer and Fall.

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My biggest challenge to creating this wardrobe is how to start.

I'm not really big on pastels either, with the exeption of a few nude / blush items, but here's how I would incorporate pastels into my wardrobe: http://www.polyvore.com/cgi/set?id=113646145

One big take away for me was that if we're relatively satisfied with our partner (as Eva was prior to getting close to Marianne) focus on their positive traits rather than on fixing their flaws (like how they eat or their wardrobe).