Sentences with phrase «on my velvet pieces»

I've stocked up on my velvet pieces because they are not only super stylish, but they are comfortable as well.

Not exact matches

This spring, she's announcing a new fashion collaboration with Velvet by Graham & Spencer and, to celebrate, we're giving away of one of the exclusive collections best pieces on Instagram later today.

On Friday I went to an amazing estate sale where I picked up even more one - of - a-kind pieces which included a 1940's velvet deep blue wedding dress and black floor length 1940's opera coat.

This French velvet fabric is sold by pattern, both on the roll and as separate pieces.

Each piece is beautiful, showing off the aspects of why velvet is so on trend in fall 2016 and always makes at least a recurring appearance on the runway.

If you keep a close eye on our collections, you may also spot velour legging styles, as well as crushed velvet pieces.

Among them are Costume National, Paul Smith and Ermanno Scervino with fall - worthy outerwear pieces and the ethnic Etro to use this delicious shade on a velvet bomber jacket or else mix it with labyrinthine prints.

I picked up this velvet jacket and dress from JCPenney and I was excited by how many on - trend pieces they're carrying right now!

I finally got the chance to break in these new velvet booties that I got on sale from Asos ages ago and I'm looking forward to using them as a key transitional piece from winter into spring.

On Monday, I shared the last little piece of velvet in an effort to bid adieu to winter.

Uschi wearing Red Saint Laurent top, maroon Etro sweater and Emilio Pucci maroon velvet pants with Jimmy Choo Red Booties & Red Balenciaga bag; Kristin in Red Christian Dior coat (red jackets are the add - on piece of the season, stay tuned for more on this!)

I've always had a crush on velvet and have quite an extensive selection of vintage pieces in my wardrobe that I've collected over the years.

Standout pieces included a velvet jumpsuit, retro trousers and a skirt suit in baby blue and a series of coats with shaggy, shearling sleeves — all of which we could see on any of the girls sat in the label's all - star front row, including Kendall Jenner, Cara Delevingne, Ellie Goulding, Emily Ratajkowski and Alexa Chung.

As we're getting closer and closer to Spring, I've noticed a lot of the velvet pieces I kept my eye on over the winter are now going on sale.

This velvet quilt collection features pieced cotton - sateen rosettes in retro prints hand - quilted on a lush ground of navy cotton velvet.

We still have a month or so left until we need to focus on holiday party dresses, but it's not too soon to scoop up some pretty velvet pieces for Thanksgiving and pre-Christmas celebrations.

This outfit was lacking a little somethin' somethin' and I picked a piece of blue velvet ribbon from my craft room downstairs and hopped on board the ribbon choker trend.

I really like the trend where you wear a camisole on top of a t - shirt, and velvet is on of my favourite fabrics ever, so this piece is perfect for me.

Velvet can feel intimidating at times, but a great gateway piece is a velvet bow on a cute, pointed toe flat (we spotted a bunch at Stuart Weitzman while shopping arVelvet can feel intimidating at times, but a great gateway piece is a velvet bow on a cute, pointed toe flat (we spotted a bunch at Stuart Weitzman while shopping arvelvet bow on a cute, pointed toe flat (we spotted a bunch at Stuart Weitzman while shopping around.)

Once you've found the perfect velvet piece to liven up your winter wardrobe, bring on the eggnog lattes and twinkling lights to guide you into the winter spirit.

I styled this piece with black leather and ponte combo jeans, a leather jacker with fur vest on top, and my new baby Saint Laurent velvet bag.

I wore this maxi a few weeks ago and had to have another velvet piece because I got so many compliments on it and loved how easy it was to style.

Polly Apfelbaum's art, which typically consists of petal - like pieces of crushed velvet laid out on the floor, always looks as if it had just blossomed underfoot.

Polly Apfelbaum's synthetic velvet and fabric dyed floor piece, «Bubbles», recently acquired by the Princeton Art Museum, is currently installed and on view.

This latest issue of Esopus, featuring a brand - new format and design (and encased in a slipcover), features artists» projects by Sharon Core, Joyce Pensato and John Sparagana; 100 still frames from David Lynch's Blue Velvet (introduced by Gregory Crewdson); materials from MoMA's archives related to late artist Scott Burton's early performance pieces; never - before - seen photographs from 1949 by Magnum photographer Burt Glinn; commentary on artworks from the New Orleans Museum of Art by two of its guards; fiction by Chelli Riddiough; and an audio compilation of new songs inspired by the customer - service experiences of Jens Lekman, Richard Swift, Basia Bulat and others.

Ne Plus Ultra relates to Swenson's important earlier pieces that also feature the deer figure, including Untitled from 2000 with a young deer balancing on one hoof with a black and red drapery billowing above its head (in the permanent collection of the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth) and Untitled, 2001, with an adolescent deer rubbing the velvet off of its newly developed horns on an antique rug (exhibited in the Whitney Biennial in 2004).

Most works recall bits of luxurious Vuillards or Bonnards, where you would name an orange, a satin shoe, a piece of velvet or a cup under a beam of sunlight on a red sofa.

These are sometimes almost illusionistic within the abstract context she sets up; for example, when painted areas mimic how light falls on the actual velvet in the piece.

Polly Apfelbaum, «HWP 10 - 20,» all 2014, Marker on rayon silk velvet panels, ceramic beads, Dimensions variable, ten pieces.

Apfelbaum is perhaps best known for her «fallen paintings» — large - scale installations consisting of hundreds of hand - cut and hand - colored velvet fabric pieces arranged on the floor.

Beautiful embroideries and velvets used as upholstery on classic furniture pieces, add texture to this glamorous and sleek living room.

On the Button Deep buttoning brings texture and a sense of luxury to this striking piece, which is upholstered in lime green velvet to complement the colour in the painting.

The rich new shades that make up the spring / summer palette are all beautifully enhanced further on furniture pieces in luscious velvet!

I love Bennison Fabrics's Roses in Shocking Pink on Oyster, velvets by Créations Métaphores and Nina Campbell's Bargello velvets for Osborne & Little on upholstered pieces such as sofas and headboards.

This piece, with its smooth velvet upholstery and sumptuously sloped silhouette, is the refined finishing touch on a room.

The piece is sumptuously upholstered in sky - blue velvet, while casters on the turned front legs allow easy mobility while protecting your floors.

The piece is sumptuously upholstered in indigo velvet with casters on the turned front legs to allow for easy mobility while protecting your floors.

The piece is sumptuously upholstered in navy velvet with casters on the turned front legs to allow for easy mobility while protecting your floors.