Sentences with phrase «like bright florals»

It has a warm vibe but a more structured silhouette and darker color, making it appropriate for events where something like a bright floral romper might not be.

Not exact matches

Birthdays are like big and bright floral dresses — I LOVE»em on other people, but not so much on me.

These fashionable and practical labor and delivery gowns come in a variety of trendy patterns like the Becca, which has a navy background and a bright floral print, the Kennedy in grey with a classy white damask pattern, and the Stella, which is a delicate light pink with a white quatrefoil pattern.

I just can't wait to wear them, like this dress (the floral watercolor is beautiful plus it's on sale) and this top (the perfect bright pink!).

FOR HER: EFFORTLESS & BOLD Go for an breezy, retro - inspired look with bright, tropical florals on white, like this eye - catching kimono - inspired maxi romper.

Wear an uber cute floral jumpsuit and pair it up with all types of accessories like a large brimmed hat which will not only look classy but protect you from bright sunlight, a pair of matching sandals, a long chain necklace, a belt and some bangle bracelets and last but not the least a black sack bag.

The floral skirt is so beautiful, I like the bright detailes, too!

Like nautical and floral looks, bright colors and pastel shades automatically lend themselves to spring.

The weather is often unrelentingly chilly and grey, and retailers» promise of spring by way of floral prints and bright colors feels like a tease.

Florals look ideal with bright tops, as well as with light and more casual basics, like classy shirts.

While there's no shortage of bright, floral print dresses, it can be harder to find styles like this Ivanka Trump floral dress that don't reveal cleavage (not that I have any...) or are knee - length.

Models wearing floral prints, ribbon stripes and light - as - cloud lace held whimsical wicker hand bags shaped like puppies and bees, reminiscent of the bright colors and sights of spring in New York City.

Mixing some of the season's biggest trends like black and white, with classic florals and neon brights gave the City Style and Living Spring 2015 photoshoot an eclectic feel.

Dress up a little black dress with bold shoes, like: gold, floral, leopard, studded, embellished or a bright color.

I personally really like the way chambray looks with a bright floral print, so I've gone with this floral bikini top.

To get a few more months out of your favorite summer staples, either choose summer dresses in darker neutral tones, like my batik print, or go for broke: choose a bright floral and contrast it with a dark belt, sweater or jacket and boots.

Clothes are usually made from a soft and natural fabric, like linen, chiffon, lace, silk, velvet, cotton or knitwear and come in a palette of bright, natural colors in many different patterns, especially floral and ethnic ones.

Normally, I fear florals, but this one is so bright and cheerful and won't make me look like a sofa.

Nothing says spring like florals and bright colors.

And I've started to want to incorporate some lighter tones into my outfits, like these lavender tights and this bright floral scarf.

I have also picked some other dress options in case you don't like florals, I have found this beautiful yellow off the shoulder dress because I think that color is very bright and it will look amazing on those warmer days.

Green is my favorite color, and combined with the bright florals, I feel like a blooming summer garden!

For a sophisticated take, dress up your printed shorts with a bright blazer jacket or go for a black blazer to pair with your black floral shorts (like Jami Chung's look above) for a more glam combo.

A few standout looks from the guide have got to be the laser - cut leather - like skirt paired with a floral & lace tank, and the striped / floral dress paired with a denim jacket, bucket bag and bright sandals.

A no less interesting outfit made of semitransparent fabric with floral bright and intense, presented in their collections designers like Marchesa, Gucci.

We bet you're like us, and often wear bright clothes and floral patterns during the summer, but as fall and winter approach, your wardrobe becomes darker (and plusher... hello, sweater weather!).

Of course, we still see natural materials (silk, fur, suede, leather, cotton, denim and linen), multi-layered textures (where spaghetti top or bra top is layered with vests, tees, leather or suede jackets), comfy and relaxed shapes, lots of bright and original accessories, natural and earth shades, floral, checkered and ethnic inspired prints and patterns, and lots, lots of beautiful embellishments and details, like lace, knitted details, flare finishes, fringes and big accessories.

With classically cut dresses in bright, bold colors and flirty floral prints, we'll definitely be feeling like royalty in these looks!

But, as always, there are caveats - I would personally stick to one bright color that wears well with other colors and neutrals (like cobalt blue, baby pink, or butter yellow, above) and more conservative patterns, like florals, geometrics, or painterly abstracts.

Heroine — This beautiful bright purple is a fun, girly and playful color, that can be worn casually with jeans and a tee or dressy with a floral dress like I did.

I instantly liked the bright reception area with it's large mirrors and tall floral display.

Decorated in warm antiques with a Colonial country atmosphere, rich cherry - wood furniture and bright floral fabrics, the Inn has hosted the likes of Presidents Eisenhower and Johnson, Eleanor Roosevelt, Helen Hayes and Louis Armstrong.

The place smells like a high - end spa, with floral and herbal scents mixing into a bright, soothing aura.

There's nothing quite like fresh bright kitchen accessories such as floral trays, a magnetic chalkboard message board, a pink kitchen aide and an aqua retro breadbox (read about this stunning before and after HERE).

It started back in England when I began seriously looking for vintage furniture and was astonished at the power of white paint when turning an old sad and lonely piece of furniture into a new life... back then I liked the whole English vintage scene... floral Cath Kidston prints, oilcloth table covering, white and brights and vintage props.

I designed and constructed my first headboard in 2013 using plywood which I cut to be shaped like a curve, batting, and a bright and fun floral fabric.

Gilded antique china and stemware add retro sparkle and flair, alongside crystal - adorned lustres and a compote holding a bouquet of bright - hued roses that look like they leaped right off a floral fabric.