Sentences with phrase «of full circle skirts»

PUG offer tons of full circle skirts and also gathered skirts that are better than a full circle, such as the Jenny.

You'll all know I don't wear a lot of wiggle dresses, preferring to opt for the fun and frills of a full circle skirt most of the time, but there's something about how sassy and chic I feel in a black pencil dress that I do crave every once in a while.

Not exact matches

The skirt doesn't have the full volume of a circle skirt, so it best fits a slim to medium volume petticoat underneath.

Nautical designs are probably top of my favourite style themes so the print on this dress makes me happy, and while the Joni has a flared skirt rather than a full circle I was still able to fit a slim petticoat for this shoot.

The skirts are never full circle skirts apart from the Audrey dresses and the occasional other rare dress, but usually they are just «full» non-circle skirts at varying degrees of fullness.

I love the richness of the green and this has got to be one of the first times in recent memory that a dress without a full circle skirt hasn't left me with a slight feeling of «oh but if only the skirt had been fuller it would have been perfect.»

The skirt is flared but not a full circle, so it gives you that breezy feeling of not having folds and folds of fabric surrounding your legs.

Made of 100 % cotton (with some stretch), this cherry print halter dress has an uber flattering ruched shelf bust, contrasting green trim, and a full circle skirt.

I'm not a huge wearer of circle skirts because I like my skirts so voluminous that I prefer my skirts to be gathered, amounting to being a full circle skirt double plus in puff factor.

I don't own super full petticoats anymore, but I wanted some fullness for this skirt (as it is a full circle skirt), and I ended up layering up with three thinner petticoats, but I managed to match all of the colors in my outfit!

The skirt is flared but not a full circle, which is another way this dress lends itself to perfect workwear or other conservative occasions as it lacks the showyness of my usual massively fluffy and bottom - heavy skirted silhouette.

It's interesting how double slit skirts, in midis and maxi styles, have come full circle from being out of style to back in again, after only a few years.

If I can sort that waist length out and take it in slightly then it will be a lovely dress to wear, even if I am sad that it doesn't have the full circle skirt that I feel will take this design onto a whole other level of chic.

I've wanted a dress or full circle skirt in that colour of tartan for ages, but each time I find one it's always out of stock.

The custom design process was quite simple: I sent inspiration photos for the style of scoop neckline and sleeves from another of their designs, matched with the full circle skirt of the original blush 3D rose dress.

Lately, I have been collecting up more and more full skirts and circle - skirt dresses, and when Lotty Dotty Vintage posted a 32 + waist only purge in a buy sell trade group I'm part of, I miraculously claimed this and two other gorgeous vintage swing dresses that all fit my ever expanding waistline, and should be easy enough to alter (probably temporarily, just in case I need to sell them later) post baby.

I don't believe the skirt is a full circle, but it holds its full shape beautifully and gave me plenty of reasons to twirl (while Willie looked on in amusement.

This particular dress has everything I love — a nipped waist, full circle skirt, and lots of color.