Sentences with phrase «look my age clothing»

Not exact matches

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He has never looked «skinny» and wears clothing a size bigger than his actual age.

If we curated our wardrobes based on looks that resonate and reflect our inner world, and we ensure proper fit and what works with our lifestyle, why would «age appropriate» clothing even be a part of the discussion?

Since those over the age of 13 are not allowed wear costumes, people have learned to get creative with regular clothing and use color blocking, shapes, and patterns to create a look inspired by Disney characters.

Women of every age are conscious about their looks, clothing, makeup, footwear, accessories, bags, each and every little detailing of their look.

with LE though, since they can clothe you for a lifetime): dress for the age and stage you are; dressing + / - 20 years from your actual age (or + / - 1 from your life stage) looks awful.

They have styles for every occasion, every age, and sex and their clothing and accessories definitely look way more expensive than they actually are.

I'm looking for any girl (preferably my age or slightly older) who shares this love for feminine clothing and is looking for a talk and perhaps eventual hook up.

If you're like my daughter, you're probably good at making suggestions for clothing that looks both fantastic and age appropriate.

That said, there are several unfortunate jokes about Babulal and Dattatraya's advanced ages rather than their behavior, as when Bachchan kicks a soccer ball and lustily skronks on a toy saxophone while wearing an unseemly ear - to - ear grin that makes him look, clad as he is in his wig and beard, like Rankin and Bass's Abominable Snowman.

The hackneyed trying - on - clothes montage gets a funny spin twofold when Maura and Kate, well, try on clothes in a fitting room: 1) they keep being told, «That looks amazing on you,» by an indifferent clothing store associate named Brayla (Emily Tarver) and 2) Maura's realization that they should wear clothes more their age comes with the line, «We need a little less Forever 21 and a little more Suddenly 42.»

Of course his character, aging film producer Lester Siegel, would not have worn particularly outlandish clothing, so apart from a leisure suit and a snaffle loafer, his look was relatively restrained.

For cinephiles, this looks like a slightly aged film (early coloured Kodak stock would turn magenta over time, so it is common to see pink - clad films from before the mid»70s when different stock was then used).

Although their varying clothing choices do express some personality, their tops are all age - appropriate and are a great reference point for any teen looking for some interview attire inspiration.