Sentences with phrase «just skirts the bottom»

Not exact matches

But for spring and summer I have a new line of embroidered terrace skirts and also some loose fitting shirts with a fitted bottom yoke that I think you'll just love.

Also, hopefully this two outfits show you that if you have the same color bottoms in both skirts and pants you can change up an outfit just by swapping pants for a skirt and changing your shoes.

I absolutely love the classic black and white pattern of this flounce skirt and I thought the flare detail at the bottom is just adorable.

OR, I squint at it, and first check for proportion... If you look at all views of the skirt, just imagine it tapered in at the bottom, about 4 inches overall... you can baste it with a needle and thread, see if that helps and then take to your tailor for a quick fix.

There was one time when I stuffed the bottom half of this dress down into a skirt and just let the top part show.

Top:: MICHAEL Michael Kors coat, Forever 21 sweater (old, similar here) Bottom:: Just Cavalli (old, also adore this textured skirt) Boots:: Stuart Weitzman Bag:: Givenchy (similar here) Accessories:: Deborah Lippmann «Single ladies» polish, Ariella rings

You could do as I did, matching top and bottom, or you go for a simple but fun plaid tube skirt with an oversized knit — in navy or cream — or maybe just wear a pair of plaid heels for the holidays, imagine how amazing that will look!

Vogue 8955 looks amazing, and you could easily gather the bottom hem to create a harem pant style with it, or just leave it loose the way it is, and people would never know it wasn't a skirt!

Just tuck it inside your fave denim bottoms, like shorts or skirts for an easy everyday look.

The blazer just can't be too long if the bottom of the skirt isn't structured.

I was nervous about the crop top portion, but the skirt and bottom of the top hit at just the right spot so I don't have to worry that I have been skipping ab day at the gym!

My favorites are a couple of straight, pencil - ish skirts that are knee length and just ever so slightly pegged toward the bottom.

The white top was too bulky, the skirt irritated me by spinning around on my walk home, and the shoes made the bottoms of my feet feel like they were on fire after just a mile.

Modifications: I changed the shape of the skirt to be a-line by just making it wider at the bottom.

We're back with another fabulous DIY project that will solve one of the most frustrating problems a modest fashionista can face: When you fall in love with that dress or skirt that's just a few inches too short and you refuse to double - skirt, or add that dreaded ribbon to the bottom!

The skirt is meant to be body - hugging and for me that causes issues; my bottom half is just as curvy as my upper half.

-LCB- Top Row: Denim Dress Tassel Bag Sunglasses Skirt Cutout Blouse -RCB--LCB- Middle Row: Lingerie Blue Lace Top Swimsuit Shorts Off the Shoulder Blouse -RCB--LCB- Bottom Row: Sandals Straw Tote Heeled Sandal Barrette -RCB- OMG you guys, I just found out today that my FAVORITE sale of the year is going on now through March 5!