Sentences with phrase «n't tuck my shirt»

I originally didn't tuck my shirt in but decided to.

I tend to not tuck my shirts into skirts (no waistline anymore!)

when rebuy another pair I am going to go 1 size down but rather than the color really shows a white and grey pattern so they look textured and because of my shape I don't tuck my shirts in but I feel confident in these pants

Don't tuck your shirt in the pencil skirt if you are wider around the hips or have an apple shaped figure.

I have only one belt because I have not tucked a shirt in in a long time.

I will say, though, that because you aren't tucking a shirt in to the skirt, it takes a very specific top.

Not exact matches

And if the reporter hadn't promised I'd only be shot from the waist up, I might have actually tucked in my shirt and worn something on my feet other than flip - flops!

If I tuck a shirt into them, it keeps my lower back covered where the gap is so I don't get a cold draft or give someone a show when I bend over.

With Mother Tucker Shorties, you won't have to fear jersey knits, sheer fabrics, slim fitting dresses or tucking your shirt in, anymore!

The shirt also comes with head support flips (that can be tucked away when not in use) to ensure your baby is both comfortable and supported while they sleep close to you.

14 A little bit of mummy — it's not exactly a substitute for you, but if you slip your own soft, unwashed tee - shirt over baby's mattress (tucked in securely), she will be comforted by your familiar smell as she sleeps.

I have seen some extraordinarythings: a groundsman, on all fours, making the finishing touches to his wicket with a giant pair of scissors, an opening batsman whose beard was so long that it had to be tucked inside his shirt (and it wasn't WG Grace!)

Boris Johnson questioned the Prime Minister's EU deal in the Commons, but not before being told to tuck his shirt inhttps: / / t.co / 48TCgWb3k6

A simple trick is to tuck the cord under your shirt so that it won't get caught on anything.

Ben: You could wear this during an entire day of skiing or if you're up in Canada crawling or anything else, the Ben Greenfield fitness tuck t - shirt for the gym and then of course your bpa - free water bottle so that you don't have children with birth defects and you can get that all over at bengreenfieldfitness.com/gear.

You can wear it with black and white striped shirt, either tucked in or not.

Below I'm wearing a boyish chambray shirt (sim) tucked into cropped AllSaints trousers (thrifted, similar) The trousers have a jodhpur cut, not my usual preference, but I like it here.

It's not a perfect outfit in my book (next time, I want a shirt that can tuck in) and my kids told me I looked like Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz (I was actually impressed they had even seen a movie that old!)

I also used a simple white crop top underneath (like this one)... if you don't already own a crop top like this one, I highly recommend it for skirts with a high waist so you don't get bunching underneath like when you tuck a shirt in

Yes, there are several pictures of the same outfit in each post, but they are different angles, focus on different accessories, maybe show a slightly different styling (i.e. half tucking a shirt vs. untucked, etc.) and are just beautiful to look at so they don't feel repetitive.

I can't really imagine the shirt tucked in, and going for white on white makes it less cluttered (if you know what I mean).

Sometimes I do that as well when the skirt is high waisted and I don't want to tuck in the shirt.

Most of the time I don't even wear them with a shirt tucked in, so they don't look high waisted, but they flatter.

I sometimes have a hard time deciding when to tuck in a shirt vs when not to.

When dressing up your scarf don't tuck it into your shirt.

Normally, I avoid tucking in shirts because I don't have much of a waist being an «H» shape, but I really do love the shape and sizing of these trousers.

Sometimes I find high waist skirts much more flattering and wearable, not only allowing you to wear your shirts tucked in or flattering your crops, but making your legs look much longer and drawing the eye to the waist as a focal point.

Today I kept things simple, and tried it with a pair of fishnet tights underneath, tucked in a white button down shirt, which I can't live without and layered with a beige suede bomber jacket.

If you can't tuck in your shirt for some reason, choose a top that's a little shorter.

-LCB- my dress is by wayf from anthropologie and Stef let me borrow it for the shoot — it's last years, so it's not currently out, but I linked some at the bottom of this page of a couple lookalikes / / my shoes are old navy / / wes is wearing TBBC polo, shorts, shoes are $ 13 from an amazon brand called CIOR and the only ones he wants to wear these days — they come in other colors too / / Tucks shoes are footmates, TBBC shirt, pants, bowtie & his belt I scooped up on shop bagsy (you can still use SARAHTUCKER for 15 % off)-RCB-

It is not because I dislike any of the pieces, but the combo of the tall boots and high waisted jeans / tucked in shirt somehow is not too flattering.

Not any real secret, but a mix of the below: 1) I sometimes tuck it into my underwear for more secureness 2) each time I go to the restroom I give it a good tuck, and 3) i haven't tried this personally, but there are shirt clips that can also clip to your underwear... not sure how comfy that'd be thouNot any real secret, but a mix of the below: 1) I sometimes tuck it into my underwear for more secureness 2) each time I go to the restroom I give it a good tuck, and 3) i haven't tried this personally, but there are shirt clips that can also clip to your underwear... not sure how comfy that'd be thounot sure how comfy that'd be though!

One of the benefits of having a longer torso is that you don't have tons of fabric to deal with when tucking shirts in.

Tuck in an oversized shirt if you don't want to flash any skin.

And I agree about tucking in the shirt... the shirt or pants are either not the right length.

While this often causes me to lean towards buying tops that do not need to be tucked in, sometimes you come across a gorgeous top like this bow top one or even just your regular button down cotton work shirts.

M tucked her cheap - n - easy Target plaid shirt into a pair of higher - waisted flare jeans, added a cool belt, necklace and heels.

(hello, you post-partum gals) Yeah — we would be better off not tucking in that shirt.

If you are not interested in making a bow then simply tuck your shirt inside.

Go bold with bright palazzo pants, and tuck in a classic striped shirt for a really cute look that isn't trying too hard.

You don't have to find the perfect matching shirt to go with your heels, or if you should belt it or tuck it in.

For my size (five feet tall) it's not a shirt I will tuck into jeans, but it's perfect over skinny jeans, as well.

The length is pretty long so I tied the shirt up on the side for a few pictures, but then I decided to tuck my shirt in because I didn't want to make my shirt wrinkly.

I hadn't thought of doing the thumb tuck... that's what stylish people call the shirt tucked into the front just a little.

It doesn't only have to be a t - shirt, it can be any type of top you tuck in.

Tuck the shirt and camisole into the black mini skirt like you did for Outfit # 2 (Don't forget to leave the top buttons open to show off the camisole!).

It's such a relief to dress down and not feel constricted within the confines of a belt and a tucked - in shirt.

If I were to wear these with a white t - shirt, I would probably tuck the front of it into the waist so that my outfit wouldn't translate, «slouch bucket.»

Though it's a classic look, it's important to avoid certain styling techniques that might make it look a little dated — I would steer away from wearing a cowboy denim shirt tucked in to boyfriend jeans at the moment, but who knows, maybe that will come back around one day (though I hope not!).

I would love to wear slacks and a blazer for the second round but haven't figured out the logistics of tucking in a button - down maternity shirt.