Sentences with phrase «like elastic waist»

That makes them almost like elastic waist - bands.

I will probably be changing into some sweat pants, because, it seems like an elastic waist band kind of meal.

I don't usually like elastic waists, they remind me of London's skirts!

Not exact matches

Some are a bit way out for my taste and others sound like I should wear elastic waist pants when I eat them.

They have an elastic waist so they are super comfy, like leggings.

The final Best Bottom design is a pull - on training pant with a soft cotton outer and comfortable elastic waist that look and feel just like real underwear paired with FeelWET ™ inserts that snap in and out whenever there is an accident.

There is stretchy elastic around the waist, back, and the legs and you can either pull the diaper up like regular underwear or snap from the front.

I've always found putting a baby in elastic waist band jeans to be kind of like putting a pillow in a pillow case - you almost have to shake them to squish them in!

Fitted Cloth Diapers are shaped like a disposable with elastic at the legs and the waist.

They're shaped like an hourglass, have elastic around the legs and waist, and fasten with built - in snaps or tabs.

* Remember, once you have the pin in place you do not need to re-pin every time you remove the pants, just slide them off like any other elastic waist pant.

These diapers fasten and fit like pocket diapers with elastics around the legs and waist and snap or velcro fasteners over the belly.

Provide clothing that Baby can easily slip off and on, like a t - shirt with a stretchy neckline, elastic waist pants, and tube socks without a heel.

These are hair elastics that look like bracelets so when you wear them around your waist, it looks cute!

I've used this magic belt (really just a regular shirt belt that's elastic instead of leather) on numerous occasions to rein in a dress or to give an illusion of a slimmer waist but here, with this devilish white shirt, I look like a Power Ranger (yes, that comparison came from my husband too... sigh).

Like the pair just above, these have an elastic waist band and power mesh panels that mold and hold the figure.

I particularly like the fact that the elastic doesn't go all the way around the waist (never flattering on me).

Waists like this are always flattering and the elastic allows you to adjust it to what is most comfortable for you.

On the one hand, when done right, they're just like skinny jeans only more comfortable (hooray for elastic waist bands!).

At least with these ES pants the elastic waist makes them feel like they fit, even though the legs are quite big.

So every elastic waist becomes an empire elastic waist, and it's like a big line in the sand with flashing red arrows and neon letters screaming BIG BELLY BELOW!

I'm plus sized as well, but always carried the most weight in my hips and thighs, not waist, so I was able to just go up 1 - 3 regular sizes in regular pants from the stores that I liked, sometimes using the elastic hairband trick on my pants at the end of a bloated day until 6 months.

Btw, I've got these new maternity skinny jeans by J Brand, with a super low comfortable elastic panelled waist and otherwise the perfect fit like J Brand's usually are, genius!

Like the knit pull on skirts I talked about earlier, a drawstring (or elastic waist) skirt is so so easy and therefore usually someones first garment (it was mine!)

It's got a thick elastic waist that looks like one of those wide belts.

I found this skirt at Old Navy and loved how soft the fabric (they seriously feel like I am wearing pajamas) was and how it fit (the elastic waistband helps to accentuate my waist — aka.

Like the Embroidered Fiore Pencil Skirt ($ 158, review) this skirt has an elastic waist with a bit of give through the hips and a slightly tapered pencil shape cascading to just above the knee.

This particular maxi jumpsuit has an elastic waist so I feel like it stretches for your body and the cut makes it flattering on just about everyone.

The elastic waist is great under a pullover top and they don't have a lot of bulk under a top like a pant with a zipper / fly.

Since this is a chemise it's unlined but it does have some features that make up for it, like adjustable straps and an elastic waist ready - made for belts.

Like I said, elastic waist anything has my vote... every time... all the time.

Now, I've got a pair of JAG pull - on jeans I like, and I've been able to find some other pants from Loft and Old Navy that have at least a partial elastic waist, which I find to be far more comfy, and not at all an issue since I never tuck in a shirt.

Growing up I associated elastic waists with grandmamas and not necessarily a young, vibrant, fashionable thang much like myself.

And like with baby gear, look for other unsafe features that may go unnoticed, like outerwear drawstrings that might cause a strangulation risk for kids; too - tight elastic bands on sleeves, legs, or waists that can restrict baby's circulation; or sleepwear that isn't flame resistant.