Sentences with phrase «over this bikini at»

I have been completely obsessing over this bikini at J.Crew.

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I wish I had worn more bikinis in those days, and I wear my bathing suit at the pool, in front of God and everybody, and I get my hair wet, and I put on red lipstick, and I'm quick to kiss, to turn over and say yes, to reach out my hands, to touch, I honour you.

These luxurious slippers are perfect for days when you feel like strolling at the beach as they can easily be paired over your bikinis.

It's effortlessly cool worn open over a bikini, then can be easily buttoned up for fries at the snack bar.

I could see this being a summer staple, something easy to throw on over my bikini on the way to surf at the beach or when we break at lunch.

Really the only time I wear shorts is over bikini bottoms when I'm by the pool or at the beach.

Pretty and practical, easy to wear and accessorize, I love a good white (preferably eyelet) dress because it looks equally relevant at dinner paired with dressier shoe and bag option, yet never fails to impress during the day thrown over a bikini and accessorized with a floppy hat and giant sunnies.

Cute Coverup — what I normally look for is something I can easily throw over a bikini during the day, yet something special enough I could wear to dinner at the beach at night.

These days it just seems like the same photos: blonde girl wearing bikini, blonde girl doing yoga, doing that photo where you are showing your back and holding someone's hand, the heart over the sunset, looking at the ground or out into the distance as if you just took a candid shot, food... I'm actually kind of envious that they feel so comfortable in their space.

Iconic images abound along the strand, which is recognized as the birthplace of beach culture: stilt - borne lifeguard stations, bikini - clad rollerbladers at Venice Beach, sun - bleached surfers at Malibu, body builders at Muscle Beach, leggy palm trees along Ocean Avenue, and those remarkable and unaffected sunsets over the Pacific.

Other early works — such as the bikini draped over a door at the «Kunstverein Kippenberger» at Fridericianum Kassel in 1994, and a grid of men's handkerchiefs stitched together — are recreated entirely in white.

There was a 1972 smudge of pink with red lips and blue eyes by Willem de Kooning that brought a winning bid, over estimate, of $ 240,000; Martin Kippenberger's 1986 bikini - clad beachgoers I Have to Stay at Home went for triple its estimate at a hammer price of $ 115,000.