Sentences with phrase «more floral pieces»

So until I can take some gardening lessons, I've been adding more floral pieces to my closet so that I can enjoy all the flowers without worrying about them dying.

I really need to start adding more floral pieces into my wardrobe.

Spring also means more floral pieces (as if I ever stopped wearing floral).

Not exact matches

Looking to next year's trends, Magnolia flowers are set to take the lead with floral; with fashion catwalks seeing more wallpaper style florals being placed on to key clothing pieces.

I was looking for more pieces with floral embroidery and came across this cute embroidered bag and this floral clutch.

The neutral or muted hues are simply more suited to the winter style pieces that are likely to accompany your floral print versus the brights or pastels that we all tend to favor in the warmer months.

For the most part we're seeing more clean lines, two - pieces, less floral crowns and less veils.

Biker boots also have the advantage of making your floral piece outfit more ready to wear and, therefore, a good option for leisure time.

Keep it more casual with a chambray shirt tucked in white design and styled with a statement clutch and awesome floral neck piece.

But Shenae Grimes gets more mileage out of her For Love & Lemons floral - print piece by throwing it on outside of the boudoir over shorts and a tank.

The panel piecing construction of this dark floral print skirt lend it a tulip - like shape that skims along my curves more so than a flared skirt would.

right white flowers complement smaller selections of purple floral accents in a piece that is sure to bring joy for years... read more

And I have a thought about «when it's too warm to wear a layering piece» so you don't feel like something's missing — instead of a solid top wear a print — a stripe, geometric, floral — I find that «counts» more than a solid top... and helps balance out the fact that there only two actual clothing pieces, if that makes sense The scarf works, too, but there's a point where I won't even want a lightweight scarf sitting around my neck.

As much as I love winter clothes I always try to invest in more pieces that I can take from summer into winter and this adorable floral dress is the perfect example.

All of your faves were there, and they looked damn good: Future President Oprah herself in a fitted navy sheath dress; Janelle Monáe in a fuchsia Wolk Marias three - piece suit; Angela Bassett in a sequinned Greta Constantine jumpsuit; Issa Rae in a sunny, gold Pyer Moss gown; Sasha Lane in dreamy, full - length Céline; Rowan Blanchard in a glimmery, long - sleeve Elie Saab dress; and Tracee Ellis Ross in a floral Michael Kors Collection look that's making us yearn for spring even more than we already did.

The trick is to find florals in darker tones and pair it with more structured pieces, like this classic button down and sleek bag.

So you see, floral pants are a fabulous piece of clothing that you should wear more often during fall.

This time I tried to incorporate more pieces of clothing and I kept the color scheme light & fun, focusing on feminine details like ruffles, pastels & florals (with a dose of stripes thrown in for good measure).

I like pairing mine with cutoffs or ripped denim for an edgy look, but they also look great with more feminine pieces like floral dresses and flowy skirts.

Since I'm all about trying something new, when I saw this floral one - piece I took the chance to figure out how to style a romper.How to Style a Romper My first tip... read more

Then this weekend I added some bright pops of color, some floral print, flowers and few more pieces of furniture and now I'm totally in love with it.

These are slightly more casual and go with floral dresses, skirts, jeans, one - piece dresses, and jumpsuits.

This textured floral sweater from Zara is a very versatile piece, especially for someone who may love the thought of... [Read more...]

-- Rifle Paper Co. journals were tucked under each napkin for wine tasting notes — mix in unique serving pieces like these marble and wood boards — placing marble wine coasters around the table allow guests to «revisit» wines of their choice throughout the meal — centerpieces: you can keep it simple by laying olive branches across the center and mixing in votives — if you have a longer table, you can add lanterns for candlelight and white floral arrangements for more pretty (we asked Pistil and Vine to create stunning combination of hydrangea, peonies, dusty miller, and greens)

I love pairing florals with more substantial jewelry pieces, like a statement necklace, or an oversized watch.

For my next fix, I've requested another light layering piece, more florals, lace, and a white or navy crossbody bag.

I like to keep mine more simple, so I keep my floral pieces to part of the wreath and let the beauty of the grapevine shine too.

Try wearing a more muted, earth - tone floral print like this Jean Paul Gaultier piece.

If you have more than one teenage girl living at home, then chances are their ideas about decorating are quite different — while one wants brightly coloured walls, patterned accessories or vintage / shabby - chic florals, the other will hone in on dark wall paint, edgy prints and pieces of rough - luxe design.

Keep the space looking more tranquil, less boho, with floral or whimsy prints and golden accent pieces.

I just removed the existing, more brightly colored fabric that was previously on the right side of it, and attached a piece of the outdoor floral - patterned fabric instead.

If you prefer more floral works, press petals between two framed pieces of glass for instant art or use them to border a mirror for a touch of summer all year long.