Sentences with phrase «out of this skirt»

Yes, I think you get a lot of mileage out of that skirt!

But, yes, sometimes you can't take the thrift store out of the skirt.

I'm sure I will get a lot of wear out of this skirt.

I wore the heck out of this skirt over the summer, and loved it more each time I had it on.

If I lived full - time on a beach I'm sure I could get miles of use out of this skirt.

So you couldn't stitch up the sides or you'd never get out of the skirt.

Getting the most out of this skirt as I can before the end of summer arrives.

There are so many color options to pick out of this skirt and play up, the decision boiled down to choosing the unexpected.

I decided to try and slip out of the skirt still wearing my shoes.

I hope you guys enjoy this look as much as I do and I just can't wait to see how many different looks I can create out of this skirt.

P.S. I had the hardest time ever trying to get the wrinkles out of this skirt, and the wrinkles are still not completely out.

It pulls the pink out of the skirt and it looks so polished and professional but could also but styled down for a casual day at the park.

It's a great way to get extra mileage out of your skirt, especially over the winter months.

Will get a lot of wear out of this skirt.

THe cut out of the skirt is beautiful, I love dtails like this

I never want to worry if a shirt is too tight, or I am spilling out of a skirt while I am writing for hours on end.

I almost paired the skirt with a similar shirt but in yellow — but I liked the sherbert color pulling the bits of orange out of the skirt.

I always seem to have trouble keeping chiffon blouses from bunching out of my skirt: (I'm aiming for something under $ 60 but if it fits well I'm kind of flexible with my budget.

Well, I'm glad you got another good photoset out of this skirt and I'm sure it'll be an awesome reunion when it shows up again!

(I also get a kick out of the skirts on men trend.

I love how the white blazer really pulled the purple and periwinkle out of the skirt and brightens the whole thing.

I was going to wear a sweatshirt to balance the sexiness out of this skirt, but hey, I hardly wear anything sexy, so I decided to go all out and pair it with a bustier.

Buying a skirt is not a big job, what's challenging is creating a ravishing look out of your skirts.

I really can't believe how much wear I've been getting out of this skirt ~ it has been my go - to piece this spring, and I know I shall simply have to make myself some more circle skirts before you all get sick to death of this one.

Well, I just cut the whole middle out of the skirt, leaving about 12 ″ to tuck in all around.

And I am in complete agreement that this «You can take a skirt out of the thrift store, but you can't take the thrift store out of the skirt.»

Love the detail cut out of this skirt.

A side zip lets you slip in and out of the skirt while front buttons lend some additional interest to this updated lumberjack plaid.

By adding a few simple layers as the temperatures cool down, you're transitioning to fall without much thought and getting a lot more use out of your skirts.

I plan on getting a lot of mileage out of this skirt and wore it here, when it was still warm but will later pair it with a leather jacket, sweater, or body suit (lots of possibilities).

I find wonderfully matching sapphire blue acetate and I imagine admiring this secret, deep colour every time I slip in and out of the skirt.

Like they always say «You can take a skirt out of the thrift store, but you can't take the thrift store out of the skirt.»

Honestly though I'm much more likely to blouse this out of a skirt or wear the cardigan over it with a belt.