Sentences with phrase «per wear gets»

I find bags much better to splurge on than clothes because the cost per wear gets so very cheap.

Not exact matches

Save up your money and get the best - quality product you can afford, and leverage the cost - per - wear philosophy with more expensive clothing and shoes.

You get used to setting your own schedule, getting paid per project instead of per hour, and wearing whatever you want in the home office.

Ballinger got $ 12 per day to do a job like Anne Hathaway's in The Devil Wears Prada but worse, she told The New York Times's Christine Haughney.

How does Per get six points, was it for wearing his shin pads and tucking his shirt in.

After their nails were painted which cost me about $ 8 per girl, they got to wear their handmade flip flops home.

I have even thought of getting up at 6 am to morning dreamfeed??? His night time activity is wearing on me, so I need to find a way to get him to give me a good 5 - 6 hours per night of sleep.

These got the most bang for the buck by far at 5.2 cents per wear!

You think about burn only in the gym: «You get strong in the gym — but you get lean in life,» says celebrity trainer Harley Pasternak, who encourages his clients to wear pedometers and log more than 10,000 steps per day.

I tried EVERYTHING: drugstore cleansers, expensive top - notch cleansers, dermatologist prescribed creams, ointments, washes, homemade face masks, cutting certain «acne - causing» foods from my diet, adding «acne - fighting» foods into my diet, drinking over a gallon of water per day, exfoliating, store - bought masks, massaging my face every night, getting more sleep, not wearing any foundation / makeup, juice cleanses, etc..

I specify primal cause I love me some dairy I am lame and wear a pedometer and make sure that I hit at least 10k steps a day (or i get on my mini trampoline and go to work) and I do tabata style exercises 2x per week.

I hate seeing such high costs - per - wear, but again, like with the least worn items, these are some of my more «unique» pieces that just don't get worn as much as my more basic items.

This in turn means that you will be comfortable wearing it and get a good cost per wear out of it.

This is probably the main question you have on your mind: Do I get the cost per wear out of my Acne Studios scarf, since I already own two others?

It's one of those investment buys that you'll get the best CPW (cost per wear) for!

The gray goes with light to dark gray bottoms and is so soft - I would wear it several days per week if I thought I could get away with it.

There's nothing wrong with it per se, it's a classic black knee length pencil skirt from Cue and I did get quite a few compliments the one and only time I wore it but I'm not really a skirt kinda girl.

I wanted to share embroidery options in each of these categories, because they will get the best CPW (cost per wear).

In the three and a half months I'd owned that pair, I'd gotten the price per wear down to ~ $ 2.25.

Not because of the price tag (which I can afford), but because I won't be able to get the cost - per - wear to a reasonable amount before the dress wears out.

I got this dress in - store (there still might be some in your local store) for like $ 5 and I know I'm going to get well more than it's worth out of it (if you're new to cost - per - wear, read about it here).

Furthermore, if you average out the cost per wear you will definitely get your money out of them.

I knew I wasn't going to wear them nearly enough times to get the cost per wear down.

If I get them, I would not be able to wear them until late October / early November and it would be something that I would wear only four months a year (not 8 months as it might be your case), and I said that after having to replace about half of my shoes last year, footwear was not going to be a priority this year, BUT in my defense, I have only one other pair of booties (an old black pair with a three - inch heel that I don't wear that often), metallic footwear has been a workhorse for me and the light color (as opposed to black) makes me think they a good option for my mild winters, and they would provide a lot of joy per wear.

Or perhaps we're all broke and so turn to cutting down our cost - per - wear so we don't have to give up those sweet, short lived moments of retail therapy when our brains get hijacked by waves of designer endorphins?

The problem with tiny sunglasses is not tiny sunglasses per se, but rather the feeling that we get while wearing them.

That is not only a higher cost per wear than the Burberry, but you don't get to wear at as long, either!

One thing I love about workwear is that I get fabulous CPW (cost per wear) on the pieces.

I'm all about remixing pieces to create new outfits (got ta get that cost per wear down!).

When deciding on whether you should invest in an item or get a lower price point equivalent think about cost per wear.

Each of the items I'm wearing are ones that you will wear time and time again and get great cost - per - wear (CPW) out of.

I wear this hat almost every day... especially now that I've gotten down to 1x per week for washing my hair.

An investment piece may cost a little more because you're paying for better fabrics and tailoring, you do get the return on that investment when you factor in the cost per wear.

I usually get bored of something before I hit that dollar - cost - per - wear.

I love a good statement shoe paired with jeans and a white tshirt, but I want to ensure I get good cost - per - wear for my rehearsal shoe since I may not get AS much future wear out of my wedding shoes.

So I'm a fan of being able to pull pieces together like this, but having the flexibility to style looks around each piece individually to ensure you're getting awesome cost per wear of everything in yo» closet.

I seriously have gotten so much use out of this jacket throughout the years making the cpw (cost per wear) amazing.

I'm all about getting the most for your money, but I fully believe in splurging on handbags and sunglasses because when you look at things from a price - per - wear standpoint, it's relatively affordable to buy designer.

The cost per wear on that thing has got to be nearly free at this point and I love it when a purchase you've hemmed and hawed over proves itself so worth it.

To get more classic look with wearing this aqua green colored festive wear bandhej printed saree, adoring with contrast print at over all saree, and contrast printed pallu, glammed with zari leaf border at over all, it comes with matching 80 cm blouse piece and can be stitched as per your measurement

Repurposing an item not only drives down the cost - per - wear, but you get bonus style points for being able to wear the same piece at the office, casually on the weekend, and dressed up for a girl's night.

Yes, the price on these might be sticker shock for some people, but if you think about the cost in terms of cost - per - wear you will get a lot of wear out of a dress like this if you work and it won't go out of style.

And since we're being honest, I have not gotten a stellar price per wear out of this tunic.

Without a doubt, I've DEFINITELY already gotten the price per wear of these shorts down.

Love your Wendy Brandes rings — I have two of hers and have gotten my cost - per - wear down to pennies over the past 5 + years!

Most of them are under $ 150, so you'll end up getting a great cost - per - wear deal out of them!

It's got a timeless military look you can hold onto forever and ever, and is pretty much a steal when you consider the cost - per - wear ratio.

When it becomes cooler, they are so easy to layer with jackets to continue to get great use and CPW (cost per wear).

I paid full price for it & I know I will get my cost - per - wear out of it this winter.

My jean jacket doesn't get loads of wear, but I've had the same one for several years and I end up reaching for it at least a couple of times per season.