Sentences with phrase «scarf with stars»
This time I show the top with this leather skirt and scarf with stars, another of the prints that I most like.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, who previously stepped out with sister Kim over the weekend as a dead ringer for Michael Jackson, took her inspiration for the Depression - era criminal from actress Faye Dunaway, donning a cropped orange sweater with a matching silk scarf, a high - slit pencil skirt, and sexy nude tights.
How cute would this dress be with a pair of Converse sneakers and this super cute star print scarf?!
My top wardrobe additions this year include my Ray Ban aviators, a delicate gold necklace with a tiny cut - out star pendant, my Trina sandals (love them so much I bought three pairs and never travel to a warm country without a pair), a couple of white linen blouses and ikat cotton dresses from my favourite Indian label, White Champa, and a couple of grey cashmere pullovers and ikat cashmere scarves from Nepal.
Topshop parka / / Gestuz scarf / / Zara thin turtle neck / / Jimmy Choo box clutch (with glitter or stars) / / Muubaa leather pants / / Whistles ranger boots.
In Touch Photoshopped an image of the reality star with a full face of makeup; blush, lipstick, the works, finishing the look with a silk scarf wrapped around his neck.
For printed and embellished scarves, try pairing with a classic white tee or sweater to make them the true star of your outfit.
Anyway, the other morning the stars aligned to make it warm enough to warrant shorts but breezy and shaded enough that a scarf was required on my walk with Dobby.
Length: 155 cm (with fringes: 173 cm) Width: 13 cm Rockins will have you starry eyed with their new Shooting Star Classic Skinny Fringed Scarf which fea...
Imagine a cross between Metroid and Bionic Commando, but starring a ninja with a jaunty scarf.
Pier Paolo Bandini (1013 Grand Street, Bushwick): The Italian artist will be showing works from his latest project, Hyper Conceptual Interstellar Artist (HCIA), which looks like a kind of parody of the contemporary art market's brightest stars, but, according to Bandini's description, the (fictional) HCIA artists «develop projects which go beyond the geographic confines of their own native country in order to dress a stellar profile with a silk scarf and velvet gloves.»