Sentences with phrase «n't wear bright colors»

I don't wear bright colors next to my face, because they overpower my whitey - white skin.

blazer (very old, similar here and here) / / turtleneck / / skirt / / tights / / wellies / / beanie Who says you can't wear bright colors in winter?

Who said you can't wear bright colors in winter much more do colorblocking?

Who says you can't wear bright colors in the fall?

Erin, I want to say it's outside the box because you don't wear bright colors that often, particularly red, and particularly on the bottom.

Anything you wear carrying it with confidence is the best fashion tip a curvy women should always keep in mind and neglect what other people suggest to them like — don't wear bright colors, don't wear tight dresses or avoid showing your skin.

I have the same ones but I haven't worn bright colors with it yet.

And you just can't wear bright colored coats all the time, after all, you have enough gorgeous black coats to dress you up smart.

It's nice to wear when you can't wear bright colored denim during fall and winter.

Not exact matches

She's not talking about wearing bright colors and yanking up your skirt to get attention, ladies.

You look like an idiot wearing them right now, primarily because they only come in bright white, not in an array of darker colors that would make them elegantly disappear.

I wouldn't wear these out because I ordered such a bright color, but I do enjoy it around the house.

Nothing like a little «Pic» Me Up with this picnic style look (not intentional but this blue plaid shirt paired with a pop of red reminds me of a picnic:p) Bright colored pieces and a girly look always cheer me up and put me in a sassy mood... what gal doesn't feel like a million bucks when wearing a stylish little number that shows some leg and maybe a little cleavage... got ta be risque every now and again... right?

By now, you may know that I don't follow the rules in fashion but one rule that I do agree with is wearing bright colors in the summer (I just disagree with neglecting bright colors in the winter).

Long sleeves and short neck areas won't just keep you safe from the winter coolness, however, will think about exemplary polish your clothing as you can look still a beautiful girl just wearing ideal dresses with bright colors.

But since I can't wear my pjs to work (go figure), I like to break out my brightest colors to make myself feel better this time of year.

I wear bright colors but sometimes feel it is not age appropriate... I am 70.

Orange is not the easiest color to wear as the color can be quite bright and overpowering.

I'm a bit particular about not wearing too many colors at once and I don't feel comfortable mixing brights (although I absolutely appreciate the look on others), but I think orange looks great with white or offwhite, beige / stone and navy.

As you might know, I am not the kind of girl that wears bright colors of prints on the daily bases.

I didn't realize when it was in the tube how bright it would be, but it's definitely not a casual - wearing lip color.

I don't know if it's due to our trip to Asia (and the spring / summer mood it brought along) but I mostly feel like wearing bright colors, spring materials & patterns at the moment.

As I enjoy this charming Seattle summer so much, why not have fun more by wearing something bright rather than no colors?

Every time I wore them people were so surprised at the pockets because they are made so well and lay so sleek, you don't even notice — but they are perfectly placed to feel comfortable when you want to rest hands in them, and hold a surprising amount of junk without showing:) The Penelope polka dot dresses are my fave — I even have one in pink, one of the few things in my closet that's a bright color!

Haha, I'm kidding, but wearing bright summery colors does instantly boost my mood and remind me that winter isn't forever.

Red is one of my favorite colors, I don't wear it often, how can I say no to this super bright and light blouse, love to mixed with some «gold» accessories.

Here at Creative Fashion we don't care about the season, we want to wear bright colors and striking prints whenever we want and whenever we could!

I don't know if it is due to the time you spent at the Spa or the brighter colors you are wearing but you look fitter, younger, and happier.

i love the return of wearing bright colors!!!!! i agree completely about the jacket, i don't need my big puffer jacket but i need something better than my 3/4 sleeved light one!

Tip: don't let the color and suede fool you — these boots can easily be worn with bright spring colors or summer florals.

Happily «Grey» is fitting because she doesn't wear a lot of bright colors and I love the neutral, monochromatic palette.

While I do tend to wear more brighter colors in the summer, that doesn't mean that I pack them all away once the fall hits.

I am in a more casual office environment so I often wear brighter and colored tops or scarves with nuetral bottoms and shoes but don't own many bright or pastel jackets and probably won't be purchasing any soon...

I started to remember not to wear bright colored foods when shooting!

Come on, just because it's spring it doesn't mean you have to wear pastel or bright colors all the time.

Not only are these bags practical (most of them are pretty affordable) but sturdy and chic when paired with long flowy dresses, worn - in jeans, bright colors, bathing suits — just about anything, really!

For example, it is not considered good etiquette to wear white to a wedding or wear bright colors to a funeral.

I just love wearing bright colors if you haven't noticed already.

Just because the weather is cooler doesn't mean you can't wear a fun color like bright yellow, it's all about how you style the outfit and carry yourself.

With work, I typically have to wear fitted dresses (as flowy clothing tends to not look so good on air) and they usually need to be bright colors.

Love the blazer too - I haven't worn any in a few months (it's too hot in AZ) but I do love the bright color of yours.

for starters, the color is so ridiculous and bright that i can't help but be happy when i'm wearing it.

Yellow is bright, it's loud, it's in - your - face — it's a bold color, and it's not something you wear if you're trying to play it safe.

No matter if soft pastels or bright colors, as soon as the sun comes out I don't want to wear black, grey or neutrals anymore.

Although it is available in a few colors, I couldn't miss out on the chance to wear a bright pink ruffle skirt.

I love adding a little flair to my work wear wardrobe, and I don't mind if I get a few funny looks for my bright colors, but floral pants, these just might be too much, I thought?

If you're not a Spring and not a Winter, both of which would restrict your color palette, you probably belong to the stunning BRIGHT (or Clear) Color Family which gives you the whole spectrum of clear colors to wear and ecolor palette, you probably belong to the stunning BRIGHT (or Clear) Color Family which gives you the whole spectrum of clear colors to wear and eColor Family which gives you the whole spectrum of clear colors to wear and enjoy.

While I'm not a pro at wearing bright colors, I do have a few personal rules I like to follow when I do.

I honestly haven't worn it yet, and might wait until summer, when I'm breaking out my brighter colors.

As a fashion loving curious little girl, I asked her «why I can't I wear cutoff sweats or bright colored leggings??»