Sentences with phrase «new pieces in my closet»

I've been more than happy to soak in every moment of our spring like weather lately which has meant I've gotten to break out some of the new pieces in my closet.

For now, I'll stare at my new pieces in my closet, at least until the temperature drops below 80.

Easter is coming closer and we are craving for some new pieces in our closets.

Not exact matches

Being trendy does not necessarily mean buying new pieces all of the time - that gets expensive and takes up much needed real estate in the closet!

So here is my second Youtube video, it consists of a denim lookbook to inspire you in new ways to style the denim pieces you already have in your closet!

-LSB-...] inspire you in new ways to style the denim pieces you already have in your closet!

What I love about your style is that you always find ways to re-wear pieces already in your closets while also incorporating new clothes.

Being trendy does not necessarily mean buying new pieces all of the time - that gets expensive and takes up much needed real estate in the closet!

Shop smart: Before you buy a new piece, make sure it will work with at least 3 other pieces in your closet.

After that I completely lost myself in inventing brand new combinations with new and old pieces, resulting in a completely refreshed closet.

My big plans for New Year's Eve include a bottle of Trader Joe's pre-mixed Bellini, my couch and actively avoiding every couple I know, but I put together an outfit that's super easy for you to recreate with pieces that I promise are already in your closet.

I'm able to reevaluate the pieces already in my closet and make room for some colorful new styles.

Ushering in Spring with a few new statement pieces in my closet from ELEVTD: new booties (I'm calling them my wizard of oz booties — they are so fun and fancy) and a graphic mini crossbody bag by Ferragamo (such a wild look for the brand — I love it).

I don't like to always highlight new pieces because the old pieces in my closet get just as much love.

When I'm shopping for a new season, I usually try to find versatile pieces that will work with other basics I already have in my closet (with a few carefully selected trends thrown in).

I get so excited to wear my new summer pieces before the weather might fully call for them... and I definitely don't want them just sitting in my closet, staring at me, begging to be worn!

In case you missed it, my last post was all about some new pieces that I added to my closet recently.

Separate coordinating pieces and you can easily create a host of new looks with what's already in your closet.

These yearly wardrobe essentials are the main reason why I can continue to wear pieces in my closet year after year, without buying new stuff all the time.

I've been reworking outfit pieces from my closet in order to create new looks for the season.

I have been packing some of my jewelry pieces like this beautiful gold necklace and am looking forward to figuring oiut a way to display them in my new closet.

Voila, a fresh new look you probably never thought off, simply created with a piece from your wardrobe you most likely forgot about — yes, you will have to dig in that closet of yours to find what you will need, but it will be worth it!

I am going to style this piece again next month in this Old Becomes New column and we'll see if it gets to remain in my closet, or gets the boot.

Since I took a week off in between jobs, I decided it was a great time to clean out my current closet and start bringing in some new pieces.

Are all of the pieces in your closet vintage finds, or do you prefer the newest styles every season?

I love combining old pieces in my closet with with new items and it saves some money in the bank too:).

I talked a little about changing up the pieces in your closet to create something new here, and this is another example in a completely new way.

I always let people know that while my closet is overflowing, I'm always trying to find new ways to wear what is currently in my closet before going out to buy new pieces.

Anyway, I like mixing my basics (black denims and blazer) with structured pieces, like this python bag by Tod's, a new baby in my closet.

Not because the endless hours spent on the beach or the traveling around the beautiful Greek islands will come to an end, but because I'm about to slowly add some new transitional fall pieces in my closet!

This means I have fewer pieces in my closet, so I am very selective when purchasing new items for my wardrobe.

I always tell myself I have to check out the local fashion scene to fully understand a new city and maybe it is an excuse to shop (#shoppingaddict), but these pieces always end up being some of my favorite items in my closet even if I don't wear them all of time.

I know I'm guilty of always pairing the same top and bottom together, but you never know what new combination you can create once you switch up your pieces in your closet that you already have!

Try as I might to make each purchase count and each piece that gets added to my closet my new favorite — ultimately I make some hasty decisions, invest in trends that don't work for me, or I simply grow out of a look that I once loved (ever have that happen to you?).

From flared bottoms to plaid to floral prints, pull out some pieces in your closet (or shop for new ones) that channel that 70s vibe.

With that in mind, I wanted to share 3 tips that will help you start this brand new year in style, as well as make all the old pieces in your closet feel new again.

I had a prompt for each day and then used the pieces in my closet to create a new look.

I love adding in new pieces to my closet and was recently on the hunt for a new pearl necklace to add my accessories.

So in the last two years of intense experimenting with my closet I gathered a few pieces «just «cos they're cheap» — they looked interesting enough to try and new enough for my style, which made them a good investment.

When I am looking at buying something new, I always make sure that it can work with the existing pieces in my closet.

New clothes are always great but you want to make sure that they can work with the pieces that already exist in closet.

I personally selected the four looks on display and talked through the sporty chic look, how to wear different kinds of mesh, harem (parachute pants) loose silk - like blouses, leather and how to incorporate items you already have in your closet with new key pieces.

You are a wise fashionista; you want to know what pieces in your closet are rework - able and can be quickly spun - up to look like new.

I am not one to follow every trend but I like to fuse old pieces with new ones in my closet from time to time.

I pretty much refuse to buy a new piece of clothing or a pair of shoes unless it goes with a lot of different things in my closet.

Clear out those items in your closet that you didn't touch last Fall and Winter to make some space for new pieces that you will actually wear.

After receiving the top and wearing it to a birthday dinner with my husband last week, it is the new favorite piece in my closet.

Keep checking in as I'll be purging my closet regularly (as I now have somewhere to put it all) and adding new pieces all the time!

I would like to whittle my closet down a little further, but I also expect to continue subbing in new pieces; the goal will be to make sure that every single item in my closet is a «wow» piece — something that makes me feel fantastic and / or fills a fundamental role in my wardrobe.

I love filling my closet with new pieces in each season.