Sentences with phrase «rather wear my blazers»

Instead, I rather wear my blazers with more casual pieces like denim shorts and sneakers to tone it all down.

Not exact matches

The suit and bridesmaids Ewan was very determined to feel like himself on the day, and wore smart jeans, a rather natty navy pinstripe blazer over a white shirt with his Granddad's cuff - links, and his beloved trainers.

Celebrate by investing in a raspberry pair (we recommend getting ankle - length rather than mid-calf ones) and wearing them with black booties, a multicolor sweater and a boyfriend blazer (is by MiH Jeans).

GAP basic skinny dress pant; Target black tee; BCBG Maxazria white blazer; Stella and dot necklace and bracelets; YSL cotton clutch with gold chain (I bought a make up set just for the little bag which I wear as a clutch rather than a makeup bag!)

But as always: there is an exception to the rule: I do love to wear a «costume «when it's rather a playful combination of a skirt or shorts with a cute little blazer.

«Since this blazer is such a statement piece, I like playing with different textures — like this crochet tank top — rather than wearing it with other bold colors or fabrics.»

I don't own a lot of blazers because of this reason, but I am going to work in a rather professional field that requires this apparel so wearing blazers or other types of jackets can prove quite useful for some people having the same problem as I did.

But rather than embodying the future of the Republican Party, Paul embodies its past, the postwar conservative era when Ronald Reagan could proclaim that «the very heart and soul of conservatism is libertarianism,» when National Review founder William F. Buckley Jr. could publish a conspectus of his later work under the subtitle «Reflections of a Libertarian Journalist,» and young blue - blazered Republicans of the Alex P. Keaton variety wore out their copies of Milton Friedman's Free to Choose.