Sentences with phrase «like waist belts»

Don't like waist belts?

Make sure it works properly, especially in a high use and stress area like the waist belt.

I really like the waist belt trend since it makes your legs look longer I also love the classy mid-length skirt

My favorite way to style it is pictured in this shot from fashion week, where you can see I'm wearing this See by Chloe bag over my suit like a waist belt.

Not exact matches

From both near and far, they look just like regular trousers, what with pockets and belt loops and that second, inside waist button that lets you know you're bein» all fancy - like.»

Most truly waterproof waist belts, like the Aqua - Roo, are super bulky and a pain to run with.)

Stand, therefore, with truth like a belt around your waist, righteousness like armor on your chest, and your feet sandaled with readiness for the gospel of peace.

Just like Baby Carrier We, Baby Carrier We Air is a comfortable, ergonomic baby carrier that has a waist belt.

Britax uses its CarryLong system with padded waist belt and shoulder straps to ensure you can carry your little one for as long as you like without an aching back.

I have a long «shirt dress» (which is like a button down shirt, only fitted and longer) and I just throw a belt on right at the waist for a very sleek, classic look.

Cinch it right above the bump, adding a belt if you like, to give you waist definition.

Before each use, look at the seams but especially high stress areas like shoulder straps and waist belt.

Lastly, we really liked the comfortable, soft, and ergonomically correct waist - belt.

And you know what they say (well, what I say at least), tight obliques will cinch in that waist — like a belt.

That means an inch onto our waist for every daily burger — so like one belt notch per burger.

It is definitely an illusion though, because I feel if you could see the sides of my waist, I would look like a belt around a pumpkin!

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).

A huge fan of figure - grazing button ups like our Hepburn silk shirt, this simple white design is ideal for styling with a work - chic pinstriped bustier top and cinched in at the waist with a chunky double belted corset.

At first glance, it looks like material sewed to a tank top and given an empire waist with a wide belt, but it is tres chic!

The embellished belt detail draws attention to the waist, which I like, and the colour is perfect for the season.

What I also love about this romper is it comes with a little sash to tie around your waist, but you could also style it with whatever belt you like!

Add a waist belt like this one — and that's all you will probably need.

I usually like to wear this trench coat belted to define the waist.

If you would like to have more definition at the waist (the type of dress I are more inclined to wear) you can simply add a belt to cinch in waist.

Also, two men's ties stitched together, like this one that I made, is a fun variation on a traditional scarf or belt tied around your waist.

The belt was a last minute add - on that looks like it came with the dress and helped accentuate my waist a bit.

Some really beautiful outfit ideas here, I like the knit dress with the belt around the waist, really looks very appealing.

Hourglass figure When you have an hourglass figure you can wear any maxi dress you like, if you want to accentuate your waist wear a nice belt.

I like the idea of playing with sweaters and flannels as a different way to layer and replace a high waisted belt for a more casual look.

I also love belting blazers because I feel like it gives it a different look and can accentuate your waist.

Belts (regardless of size) tend to make me feel like I'm gasping for air all day, so I try to create a more defined waist through the natural shape of shirts and dresses.

The black - red - and - ivory motif is a twist on the classic navy - and - white marinière stripe, and still has the same goes - with - everything appeal: we like it paired with a high - waist belted skirt, as much as we do a pair of tried - and - true skinnies.

I added the belt because I felt like a box without it (my flannel isn't tapered at the waist at all).

Add a shirt around your waist if you feel like you need a belt but know it's not going to work.

The belt like band around the waist was slimming.

I've not seen anything like the safari look jacket ever as far as I'm aware, it's so beautiful & flattering with the ruffles at the top and the belt thing, that looks almost steampunk < 3 and makes your waist look tiny.

It is definitely an illusion though because I feel if you could see the sides of my waist it would look like a belt around a pumpkin.

How do you like this look and what do you think about the waist belt trend in general?

Wear something more structured, like a blazer or a waist belt to give you some shape and decrease the casual factor.

I ended up wearing a thick cable knit sweater, leather like panel leggings, my go to Elie Tahari long blazer which I belted at the waist and my favorite lace up booties; which believe it or not are extremely comfortable for walking around the city.

You can wear the belt bag in the traditional way, on your waist or you can sling it over your shoulders like a celebrity.

If you're short - waisted and feel like every belt you try makes you look as if your chin and knees are rubbing up against each other, try a skinnier style.

Great display of red in all it's glory, Samantha and I love that little detail of what looks like a leopard print or a printed belt at the waist.

There are a lot of technical elements that go into it, what we've worked really hard on is this contour waistband which acts like a self - belt and it means that you never have that gap at the back if you have a smaller waist and a bigger backside.

But for me, since I am curvier I like to accentuate the smaller part of my waist — that's why I love our high - rise denim and our contour belt does suck you in a little.

I am always concerned that I will look shapeless under a coat that doesn't have a belt, but I do like your idea of wearing it open with something that accentuates my waist underneath.

It seems like a simple solution, an old trick that's basically foolproof: Tie a belt around the waist of your dress and guess what?

I like to cinch my waist so add a bold belt and finish the look with girly accessories.

For a second dressy look, consider a pair of fancy pants or a slim cut trouser and try a more delicate necklace (or none at all) with another mom MVP (for its magical ability to define a non-existent waist), an obi belt, like the Stitched Obi Belt at The Limited (please tuck the ends in rather than tying them in a big honkin» bow, however) or, my real fav, Cecilia De Bucourt's obi belt at Barney's.

The Singer and TV presenter graced the red carpet looking like an elegant swan, wearing a white strapless Joe Challita gown, with a black waist belt.