Sentences with phrase «pretty shades of colours»

Not exact matches

The natural colour of wool is beautiful but it's nice to have pretty colours and luckily it's available, commercially dyed, in hundreds of different shades.

I drool whenever I see some pretty shades of lip colour, I need to control myself a lot from buying them again and again but fail to do so most of the time:D.

I can tell from your outfit this week that you're a fan of bright colours too — that shade of pink looks so good on you, and what a pretty dress.

The beauty of this shade is you can easily carry out for a daytime look as well, with a gentle swipe and build up the colour for a bold pretty pink for night time.

Something very evoking of the 50s about these colours, the pretty kitsch pastel colours, but if teamed with co-ordinating shades of soft pinks, or even bright reds the look can be very much updated to cool contemporary.

I don't think I've ever seen digital colour - timing so serially abused, or so hammily: Colin Firth is an English professor trying to go about his routine after the recent death of his long - time companion (Matthew Goode, better than he was in Watchmen), whom he can't publicly mourn; every time he sees something «sublime,» like a pretty little girl in a dress who asks him why he looks sad, the image goes from washed - out pastel shades to near - blinding Technicolor.

Filled with predominantly neutral colours, the kitchen has been given a vivid splash of colour with blinds in pretty pink, aubergine and lime shades.

Use shades of pretty blue and grey to add subtle colour to an all - white conservatory.

6 Pretty pastels Painting the inside of mason jars in coordinating pastel shades is a quick and easy way to add a splash of colour to neutral rooms — particularly when filled with seasonal flowers.

We're huge fans of the colour, from pretty pale baby blues to rich azure shades to the deepest inky indigos, we can't get enough of it.