Sentences with phrase «just tied the waist»

I just tied the waist up nice and night and it still accentuated my better features.

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By 1976, just two years after the launch of the design, originally a cotton jersey shirt dress with a ballerina - style wrap - around that ties at the waist, she had sold over a million pieces.

I'd been wishing the whole day before that I could have had one tied around my waist — even in the bus — just for the feeling of security it would impart.

Just seeing it and touching the worn cotton fabric - it all reminds me of walking into her warm house full of yummy smells and soft hugs on Christmas, and seeing this tied around her waist as she prepared a party full of food in her kitchen.

The Mei Tai is a wide piece of fabric which is used as the baby's back support, two waist straps that tie at the back just above your waist, and two longer padded shoulder straps that you will wrap around your body and then tie.

Featuring a side tie, concealed - zip nursing access and a fit that sits just below the waist, this is your go - to weekend casual.

Instead, I do what's called a Tibetan finish where instead of just tying a double knot around my waist, I bring the end of the wrap strap across my chest on a diagonal and thread it under the shoulder above my chest.

The light jacket adds a cool visual element and I can easily just tie it around my waist or drape it over my shoulders when I'm not wearing it.

I love that the jacket looks just like the $ 300 jacket I'd been having my eye on for awhile, and the pretty snap details, faux leather accents and the tied waist make the jacket super special and fit perfectly.

Style the straps to tie around your waist and just add some strappy heels.

Or just tie it around your waist when you don't need it, because it is so lightweight.

Features an empire waist and tie detail just beneath the bust.

It would look cute with a sweater tied around it just below the waist.

I love that even though it's in the upper 90's here in TX right now, I can wear this bomber jacket over a tank or dress (like this floral dress I just bought to wear with it) at night and tied around my waist for a cool girl look during the day.

I keep telling y ’ all how much I like to mix feminine frocks with modern lines and this outfit does just that with it's tie waist and flared culotte pant.

Just look at the details: chunky bracelets, long and lightweight coats, statement shoes, metallic shiny sandals, ripped denim, statement sunglasses, leopard print tops tied around waists, etc..

Now, for the past six years, I have had seven dresses that I always wear for formal events (black - tie, weddings): (1) a long sleeved, high - necked, knee length black lace dress by Lover, whose darts I removed entirely so that it falls straight from my shoulders to hips to knees in a very loose, comfortable cut (no need to pull any waists in, and I can eat as much as I like) that I made an underskirt for, so it can also be calf length (2) an ivory version of the same above, with the optional lace underskirt (3) an amazingly intricate ivory leather macrame flapper dress uner which I wear a dark brown long, stretch singlet dress (so comfortable again)(4) a vermillion small V - neck, long bell sleeved, straight cut, long, widens - at - the -(just above ankle) hemline dress I sewed in the most gorgeous lace for twenty dollars (5) a burgundy lace version of the vermillion lace dress in (4)-- for the same price (6) a knee length, Romance Was Born silk shift three sizes up so it sits away from the waist — again — its all about «a'll the better to eat dinner with, my dear», in a huge, wild sunflower graphic print before graphic prints were trendy: it's giant sunflowers against an intense turquoise background (7) a calf length caftan cut dress that I made from Japanese printed silk my mother had bought and kept for sixty years (it's just a giant square with a hole fro my neck and two for my arms, and has the best drape EVER owing to its being silk)

Use scarf as a belt, just tie it around your waist.

As you can see, I kept the accessories to a minimum and used the scarf as a chocker for that interesting and chic vibe.If you're going for a more fun or that bohemian look, you can tie the scarf in your hair or you can use it as a «belt» to cinch your waist for that define look or you can just ditch the scarf altogether, if you don't feel it.

They are great for every season either layered over knits, paired with a summer dress, or tied around the waist just in case!

I just love the button - up front and the tie around the waist.

Just put it on with a t - shirt or button - up tied at the waist.

The tie waist and flowy sleeves is just too good and so is that it's under $ 30!

If it gets really warm, I just wrap and tie it around my waist!

Just a hint of shimmer in our premium softest jersey ensures a magical finish with an ivory satin sash to tie in a bow at the waist for the perfect flourish.

This is a great post, very helpful... just one question — did you say tie a flannel shirt around your waist?!

I was actually wearing an olive button down shirt and their legging jeans that I pretty much live in from November to June already so I ended up just throwing the t - shirt on and tying the button down around my waist.

They are the perfect layering item, like here where I just tied it around my waist to add a little texture to the look.

I always like to pick a romper with a tie or belt, or just simply with a built - in waist line cut.

For the rest of us, plaid and check give us ample choice of colours, patterns, fabrics and styles.It's not just lovers of grunge that are rocking flannel shirts at the moment — everyone is throwing them over ripped jeans, or tying them around their waists.

I love the look of «not wearing» your shirt by tying it around your waist (plus if you get cold you can just throw it on).

If yes, then put on your sweater dress and just tie the shirt on your waist.

If you're always teaming your floral top with a red skirt, change your outfit a bit by tying a plaid shirt on your waist, making you look like you just got a new wardrobe again.

I basically just kept the top and accessories, and added these fun pink tie waist... Read More»

My blue boating style consisted of a baby blue gingham crop top that tied at the waist paired with my current favorite denim skirt (perfect for summer and fall) and a boater hat — I'll be honest, this part was pretty much just for fashion, and not really functional, but hey it looks cute, right?

A thick tie lets you make this jumpsuit as loose or tight as you like, nipping in your waist just the right amount.

My favorite, the sumo - wrestler - wide leg, tie - waist statement making style, also perfect if you've been dying to wear crop top but aren't quite comfortable baring midriff (just tie them up higher!).

The tie waist gives just a little edge and sexiness, and the lace panel adds a great piece of interest.

Jumpsuit by Monki, Striped design, Somewhere between plain and printed, V - neck, Tie - waist closure, Wide - cut legs, Regular cut, Fits you just right, Top not included.

to show off the higher - rise, i tied the shirttail in a tiny knot at my waist, showing off just a hint of skin.

I just love tied top because it cinches in the waist and instantly creates a slim waist.

Love this grey dress on you — the ruffles and tied waist details are just perfect.

I just picked up these tie waist trousers from COS last week.

This dress is everything that I wanted: a soft and comfortable chambray fabric, tie waist to show off my shape, long enough so I wouldn't be showing off too much leg, flowy without just hanging on my body and... a killer price.

We saw this in the Boulder store on one of the dress forms open with just the waist tie keeping the jacket in place.

I'd usually just tie a button - up around my waist so I don't feel like my booty is hanging out.

From the artfully printed floral bomber jacket (complete with textural rope detailing) to the tie - waist skirt layered over a basic tee to the flat, pointy shoes, this look is just plain cool.

Just a few months ago I tied this hunter plaid shirt around my waist, creating a 90's inspired look.

This dress is gorgeous and I just love the way you tied the knot at the waist.

I'm just grabbing an Equipment shirt from the cupboard these days to carry around or to loop over my bag or tie around my waist.