Sentences with phrase «low waisted pants»

-- ruffles — bright green (OK in accessories)-- skater dresses — peep toe shoes — coral — flared pants — pussy bows (long - standing prejudice, fwiw)-- low necklines — neon colours — body - conscious silhouettes — very full skirts — bright orange — animal prints (except leopard print shoes)-- pastel colours (except blush pink)-- round toe flats — mini skirts — round cowl neck tops — fussy details — low waisted pants

I'm finding that as low waisted pants become less popular, it's getting harder to find belts that are long enough to sit on my hips.

For me, I prefer a lower waist pant.

That's mainly because I've been wearing low waist pants and jeans for quite long and I was unsure to make the shift to high - waisted pants, fearing that it might look like dreaded mom...

Low waist pants, oversized tops, just do not work.

Not exact matches

It might not be the most absorbent training pant on the market, but the adjustable waist and low price point make it a reasonable and affordable option.

However, it is a wide and straight shaped pant that has adjustable fold system over waistband for high waist or low waist.

Pants waistbands generally fall lower on the body (unless they are high - waisted), and we expect a longer torso silhouette with them.

The Foster pants (I'm wearing size 0P for reference) have a size zip, a comfortable waist band, just enough stretch, and even a concealed button in the hem allows you to switch the length from high to low.

For two different cuts of pants in the same size, a higher - rise style typically measures narrower across the waist opening than a lower - rise style, which sits lower near your hips.

Although it's paired today with low rise denim, I actually prefer wearing it with a high waisted pant instead.

I avoid low - rise and below the waist pants, not comfy and tend to put the tum on a platter if you know what I mean.

I love low - rise pants but I realized that high - waisted ones are more flattering for my body type (hello Latinas!)

How fun are these high waisted floral tie waist pants, floral box pleat high - low skirt, floral satin surplice maxi dress, and floral lace up shoulder ruffle blouse?

I always thought that high - waisted pants would make me look like I had a thick stomach, but I guess my low - rise jeans would be more likely to do that.

I love lower rise pants because they show off the waist — but yes the muffin — so I do what you recommend — buy for my butt and thighs, and then have the waist taken in so it fits snug enough to not fall down but no muffin.

Now I live by high waisted pants and can't imagine wearing anything so low ever again!

A viscose / spandex blend feels soft to the touch, and the elastic waistband allows the pant to be worn low at the hips, at the waist or even higher.

I wondered if this is a problem that comes from wearing the waist of your pants a bit low?

I have a very high waist, low - rise pants go up to... the middle of my butt (seriously!)

So, avoid dropped waistbands or any other low - waist pants.

We believe that with the changing shapes that are now the height of chic again — midi skirts, ankle - baring pants, waist - tied jackets: styles that were born from late «50s Balenciaga and Dior — have lowered our heels to suit our new silhouettes.

My bottoms are high waisted white skinny jeans, I really don't like how low rise pants feel so when I found high waisted skinnies it was life changing to say the least (ok, I exaggerate a bit).

As much as I talk about high - waisted pants, I have a soft spot for the low - slung, slouchy style most popular in the early 90s.

My big rule is when wearing a semi sheer fabric like this one is to wear a high waist skirt or pants to cover the bellybutton and areas that aren't always our favourites like the hips and lower stomach.

These are the only cargo pants I've found without a low slung waist and ankle ruching, two details I find unflattering.

Full - length, wide - leg, low - rise pants; elastic waist.

Both the skirts and the pants were rather low waisted and paired with crop tops.

Unfortunately, the pockets are inset in a way that adds bulk where I need it least, and the rise is awkward on my body — set at my natural (high) waist is uncomfortably snug, but lower down makes the pants look and feel sloppy, like they're falling off.

I love that I can wear it with my low - waisted denim since it fits my hips, but I can't wear it with my higher - waisted pants (which are my go - tos) because it doesn't have a hole in the right place haha!

Because you have narrow hips and slim legs, you can wear just about any pants and jeans — hip huggers, crop or floor grazing, or old - school Levis 501s — worn low waist to hipbone.

-- Silhouette with full forms, without waist: waist pants with normal low is not without pleats around the waist or other additions

-- Avoid pants with low waist.

The crop tops were shorter, the waist of skirts, shorts and pants was insanely low.