Sentences with phrase «ribbon in one's hair»

I'm a girly girl through and through, and lately I've been especially obsessed with velvet ribbons in my hair.

I also added another very feminine and simple accessory to my look which is the black ribbon in my hair!

She loves to wear skirts and dresses and to put fancy ribbons in her hair.

I grew up with two of the best dogs in the world, an English Cocker Spaniel and a miniature poodle, who by the way, made it his mission to debunk the myth that poodles look their best with ribbons in their hair.

I love the look of wearing ribbons in my hair - wrapped around a ponytail or in lieu of a headband.

She changed her name to Lionel at the age of 15 because she wanted to distance herself from the «girl with the pink ribbons in her hair, who married her high - school sweetheart and became an apple - cheeked housewife», that she felt was implied by the name Margaret Ann and the expectations of her family.

I feel Frida Khalo had it right dressing like she did with ribbons in her hair and flowers.

If you are scared to go all out, try something subtle like a velvet ribbon in your hair, a cute choker, or a clutch.

«I would just look ridiculous with a ribbon in my hair, personally, so I just don't choose to do it,» Reid said.

The problem with simply tying a ribbon in your hair is that it falls out... within minutes.

I used to always wear a ribbon in my hair in high school then I just stopped one day and haven't though about the style since until now!

You look so feminine and so pretty, from the ribbon in your hair, the bows on your sweater, the dainty bow bracelet, and the fun bow bag.

Sometimes a girl just wants to put a ribbon in her hair and have a feminine, bow - wearing kinda day!

I decided to try something new and threw a ribbon in my hair for this look..

Because if you want to know what tormented me, and torments me to this day, it's seeing that kind of thing on the clothes of the Jews we're going to kill; a piece of embroidery, coloured buttons, a ribbon in the hair.

The narrator of the story even goes so far as to resent the Jews because of the very details that remind him of their humanity — «a piece of embroidery, coloured buttons, a ribbon in the hair.»

A doughy, currant - eyed, rather haggard nude is comforted by a spring maiden with ribbons in her hair.