Sentences with phrase «really warm coat»

I hate wearing a really warm coat because I feel it takes away from my look.

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I really like this Lands» End coat because it is so warm and packs nicely into a suitcase.

Chicago can get really REALLY cold, and this coat -LCB- also sold here -RCB- has been keeping me super warm all seasonreally REALLY cold, and this coat -LCB- also sold here -RCB- has been keeping me super warm all seasonREALLY cold, and this coat -LCB- also sold here -RCB- has been keeping me super warm all season long.

One of the reasons this check coat happens to be a favorite is because it really it is warm and looks great with a pop of red.

Also, as far as outerwear, I had a winter baby and was worried I would need a warm coat but we ended up having a milder than usual winter and I was running so hot from being so pregnant that I didn't need any coat to button, or really any coat, period.

Not only are the coats / jackets really modern and stylish... they are also the warmest thing you'll ever wear on your body.

I was really excited that it was warm enough to finally pull out my silk top from Everlane and wear a lighter coat.

The thing I love most about retro coats is not only they are really warm but they are perfect for layering.

The material and weight of the coat is very substantial, making it really warm.»

Its long, its warm and it is really stylish so i am keeping my coat and working on my middle.

When worn to the office, a coat will not only keep you warm, but it will also really pull your outfit together and give you a polished look.

outfits and coat are really looking warm and love the way you smile.

They're not flattering or really fashionable, so get a grown up coat and still be warm.

It's very cold here now and this coat although feels light weight is really warm due to it's wool content.

I LOVE your teddy coat and how you've styled it with the matching Gucci belt, it really adds a nice richness and warm tones to the look.

The coat is actually really warm for cooler days, but the color is SO spring forward and gorgeous.

It really does work, I've been wearing a pastel pink wool coat and it's made me feel so Springy, yet is keeping me warm.

In the winter, I tend to invest in a handful of classic, lifelong coats, knitwear and boots and wear them to death, whereas once it warms up I like to be a bit more frivolous, looking to the high street and vintage stores for carefree, throw - on pieces that can get covered in sand, mud and grass stains and I don't really care.

So it's now officially coat weather, though you never really know, because we are still having really warm days from time to time.

It could also be worn on top of a warm coat or jacket when it's really cold.

It travelled with me to The Netherlands, Rome, London and Winterberg (in Germany) and wore this coat almost every day the last 3 weeks as it's really warm, but not too warm.

And then I really hope that my parents will remember to bring me a warm coat at the airport, in Milan!

There's a lot I really love about this coat: It's incredibly warm, the pockets are super deep and soft (and warm!)

You can't really call it a winter coat though, because it's really not keeping you warm... (But warm winter coats are not my specialty anyways, haha).

Ah yes, that was my other dirty secret — I wore my husband's coat when I really needed to wear a warm winter coat that zipped.

Puffer coats may not be the most elegant or pretty jackets (I have friends that hate them and have none in their closets), but they are really good at keeping you warm and cozy on the colder days, so for me, that's a pretty good reason to own one.

I get chilly very easily and always carry a spare jacket or coat in my car, plus, even in the office there is a jacket to keep me warm (I get really cold in the office).

But dressing warm doesn't mean you have to look like a marshmallow, especially when indoors wearing a down coat or parka isn't really comfortable.

My number two necessity is a really decent, warm coat.

It makes the coat not only really warm but look even better.

A lovely look:) I really like your warming coat, it's a beautiful colour and suits you nicely.

Jane Post made a super warm really cute faux fur style coat a while back but I don't seem them available online except on saks fashion fix in random sizes.

The inside of the coat is fully lined and the rest of the coat is a thick and warm wool that really keeps the brisk winter air OUT.

When you really want to lay it on thick, this ultra soothing balm will shield your lips from the cold like a warm winter coat.

I only have one really warm winter coat.

Ignore the fact that I'm not wearing a coat or a sweater, but this headscarf is PERFECT for really cold days... especially when you are wearing it with a warm and fuzzy jacket.

It severely limits the options for this coat, especially since as I mentioned above it's too thick for warm days but not thick enough for really cold days.

There is some openness to the stitching so this isn't really a winter coat but I think this would keep me warm to temperatures down into the 40s.

The cardigan is not really that warm on its own but is a great non bulky layer to wear over a tee and under a coat when it's really cold and it would carry well though the warmer months too.

I have my warm puffer coat, some light versions I use when its 40 degrees and up, but I don't really own any dressy ones.

As far as the jacket is concerned, this black piece is really warm and at the same time has a really elegant shape unlike other bulky jackets and coats.

This is my absolute favorite coat for snowdays because it is so warm + thick, yet really cute with the fur hood and front ties.

I received this brown and very cozy coat from Shein two weeks back and it's really keeping me warm during these gloomy days.

in the car it is to much, on the bike to long, to light and not rainproof enough, on our colder summer days not warm enough and on warmer days i don't really need a coat.....

When it's really cold outside, it's hard to look your best when bundled up in a warm coat, hat, gloves, and snow boots.

And, once it really gets cold, I'll layer this dress over a pair of tights and add a warmer coat!

The trick is to make sure your upper body is warm, so I've found that thicker coats even when they're a little shorter are perfect for days when you really don't want to lug around a long, heavy coat.

That's a beautiful leopard coat and looks really warm and cozy.

«The problem with this coat is that it is super heavy yet there are no buttons or anything to close it and the sleeves are really short, so it is not the best coat for winter because it doesn't actually keep you warm, [but it's] too hot to wear any other time of the year,» Calkins said, even though she initially anticipated it would be fairly easy to work into her wardrobe.

Just imagine this trendy Madewell coat but less expensive and military grade to keep you really warm.