Sentences with phrase «of waist definition»

Simply put, the lack of waist definition but hourglass proportions (top and bottom) indicate that your body shape is straight!

I wouldn't get it if you want any kind of waist definition.

Yeah, you want one that has sleeves that are the right length and all that, but what I highly suggest is getting one that has some kind of waist definition.

I think with jumpsuits you really need some kind of waist definition built in to make sure you don't get swamped by the fabric.

I like to full - tuck any blouses, tees, tops and even sweaters into higher waisted bottoms — it's especially important for ladies with «boyish» figures than need that extra bit of waist definition.

Not exact matches

If you gain most of your weight in your stomach area, I would recommend long sweaters and shirts with skinny pants and bring definition to your waist with a wide belt.

The sash on the waist adds so much definition to the look and the boots add a touch of edge all while staying true to your personal style!

Featuring a motion waist that adjusts for a premium fit, these Island Republic flat front shorts are the definition of comfort and style.

If you would like to have more definition at the waist (the type of dress I are more inclined to wear) you can simply add a belt to cinch in waist.

Of course, if you don't have much of a definition between your waist and your butt, this trend could be a disaster toOf course, if you don't have much of a definition between your waist and your butt, this trend could be a disaster toof a definition between your waist and your butt, this trend could be a disaster too.

But most of the time in those ceremonies, it's like «cool» has left the building and been replaced by slightly awkward women forced into an obsolete definition of sexiness (with their breasts imprisoned in push up bras, their waists strangled) that doesn't look anything at all like the free woman in motion that I love and want to be.

with no waist definition and with straight skirts, so that she gets a sort of column of dress.

I love these picks and am always a fan of wrap dresses, it's nice to have some definition at the waist.

It features studded detailing around the waist and fits perfectly giving maximum shape and definition giving lots of interest to a plain piece if you really want to make an impact.

I love the cut - out detail on this Swell number, and grabbed a braided belt in almost the same shade of cream to add a little definition at the waist.

I have trouble with jumpsuits because I am very high waisted with very little waist definition as well (the title of this post really got my attention).

I previously thought I was an hourglass, but with weight loss it appears that my primary body shape is inverted triangle, with a secondary shape of hourglass with slight waist definition.

Try: Try a dress with a jeweled belt or some kind of sparkle in order to cinch the waist and add definition.

I love the belt and how it shoes the definition of your waist.

The tulip hem of the dress is so pretty, and I too am all about good waist definition.

But looking at all of Rachel's outfits, I realize that a belt can really bring a simple shirtdress up a notch, and add definition to the waist.

By practical definition it's a short flare of fabric that is attached to the waist of blouses, jackets, and sometimes even skirts or dresses.

Not only does the cinched waist of the peplum create definition of your waist, but it also draws your eye away from your hips.

You tend to have more dresses and skirts than pants, most of which have waist definition and soft, ornate feminine lines.

Your bust and shoulders are about the same width as your hip - line which makes for a lack of curve, little waist definition, but easy dressing!

Give your waist some definition with this beauty of a belt.

Funny, I have the same sort of figure that you describe and I am most comfortable and feel most flattered in sheath type dresses with some gentle waist definition, enough to emphasize my waist without being tight over my belly.

And yes, I almost always cinch it at the waist with a thin belt to give me a bit of definition but I still feel sloppy... Maybe it's the styles I pick or perhaps it's time to admit this trend is not for me I do love the look on other people, just not so much on me and thats ok.

Available in a knickerbockerglory of ice - creamy shades, this cardigan is strategically cropped to sit right on your waist for maximum hourglass definition.