Sentences with phrase «shape wear too»

Meijer has quite a few options, like this thong by Simple Pleasures — and a ton of shape wear too, if that's more your style!

Not exact matches

She wore clothes that she knew were too big for her, in order to hide a body shape she didn't feel proud of.

While most of us want to buy this shape - wear to get that extra support we need, Asha's shapewear provides other benefits, too, like:

I have a pear shaped body too and used to normally shy away from wearing a 2 - piece.

Where they are a bit bulky I would suggest a more shaped cup to the bra that you wear as if the bra is too thin they show through really badly.

Walking around the parks is enough to wear out even an in - shape adult, so it is definitely too much for little ones.

More than just an illusion, the shape has practical uses, too: a Mobius strip - shaped conveyor belt lasts longer than a normal one because each part of it gets equal wear.

Hi... For a while now I've been reading about the effects of hormonal imbalance in the physical appearance or physique in general... What I'm really concerned about is my broad shoulder which come off too manly and instead of the feminine shape like a normal girl would have... I ofen get insecure because I can not wear the clothes I want because my shape seem to be too masculine for the attire (as it appears as an inverted triangle rather than an hour glass)... and just recently I checked with my doctor about my irregular menstruation to where she said that I'm having imbalances in my hormones... having too much estrogen than progesterone... Is it possible that my masculine appearance could be attributed to the said hormonal imbalance???....

She wore clothes that she knew were too big for her, in order to hide a body shape she didn't feel proud of.

I definitely don't want anything too clingy or form - fitting so it's a balance to have some shape so it doesn't look like I'm wearing a bag but it needs to skim and hang flatteringly.

Curvy and plus size women are often hesitant to wear sequins as they don't want too much attention on their body shape, but this should absolutely not be the case.

Leggings can be snug and can fit any body size and shape, but that should not give you the excuse to wear too tight leggings.

Lancome Teint Idole Ultra Wear Camouflage Concealer: I know everyone loves the Tape Shape concealer, and I do, too, but this is easier to blend for me — especially this time of year when my skin is so dry.

I love a good shirt dress silhouette because they're comfortable, are flattering on my shape, and are just too easy to wear.

I wear them all the time, they are extremely comfortable, the perfect size and shape for a women's face and are right on the trends right now, without being too much.

I wanted nice quality (now a days, most mid weight sweaters are too thin and don't hold a shape) sweater to layer on and off at the office that I can get a least a couple seasons of routine wear and still look well groomed.

And the shape really lends itself to transitional dressing, not having to wear a heavy boot means you are not just lighter on your feet, but more keen to embrace other lighter options too — like reading a book on a tablet instead of paperback, or a breezy knee - length skirt to float into spring...

If your legs are on the skinnier side, wearing these straight leg dad jeans will give them more shape (if that's what you want), so you could get away with wearing baggier T - shirts or tops without looking too top heavy.

The skinny tubes make them extremely easy to pack and the small cylindrical shape makes them easy to apply too (no smearing on the outside of your lips like some lipsticks when you wear off the top pointy part).

I'm put in mind of the kind of fashion rules individuals impose on themselves for specific reasons; tall people (that is, people who think themselves too tall) who won't wear shoes that add height, short people (ditto) who won't be without shoes that add height, people who decide a certain color or shape is off the table, etc..

I wore these boots repeatedly last week too, they are just the perfect texture and shape.

Not only is buying too - tight clothing silly and a waste of your money, but it is also unhealthy for two reasons: 1) it makes you feel negative about your body shape and size because you are constantly trying to squeeze into clothing too small for you, and 2) wearing clothing that is too tight can restrict blood flow around your body which can be dangerous!

I honestly can't wait for the weather to start getting warmer here in NYC so I can start wearing lighter layers Your heart shaped sunnies are too cute!

A straight shaped and slim fitting with a narrow cut dress is famously known as a pencil skirt which is too common in the females who love to wear the skirts.

YES, I got myself a fantastic teddy coat at Monki last year and yes, I've worn it until the very very last chilly day of Spring here in Belgium ♥ But then THIS season H&M suddenly came up with this ah - ma - zing teddy coat in a slightly different shape, and it was just too difficult to resist.

Too many times I'll fall in love with a piece in its initial form, and then once it loses its shape after a few wears, it doesn't feel quite the same.

Though the shape is quite «girly» I'm up for the challenge and will wear it with nothing too too pretty if you know what I mean.

I like that it's not too fitted — you don't need to be Spanx - ed to within an inch of your life to wear it — but the shape is still flattering.

I have a similar body shape to the OP (although I have to deal with a tail, too, sigh) but wearing a properly fitted dress and an awesome coordinated / matching jacket with sharp shoulders and a tailored waist would make you look AMAZING, not that you don't already.

I'm on the hunt for good white jeans too — but my pooch is much bigger than yours, I'm an apple - shaped 12 right now post baby 2 — just am not seeming to get it down that fast so in the spirit of dressing the body you have — I've tried the nydj, which are ok, but problematic in the way that spanx can be above the slimming - ness, and wondered about those KUT jeans --- like AG, maybe they hit in the middle, and can be worn with the kind of pooch - hiding tops I wear all the time these days anyway... but: are the KUT at all see - through, or no?

, I've realized that some of your tricks are included in my «flattering tips» too, and you're right about wearing a good bra (it makes your body shape look absolutely different!)

If I had a body shape like yours, hell, I'd wear cropped jumpers too!

But it's the wrong shape for my body and too short, so I haven't worn it yet.

Dresses are so easy to throw on and accessorize, they're cooler than wearing jeans, and with my body shape, they look good on me too!

But over the years, I've also indulged in one too many fast fashion pieces: tops that loose their shape after second washing (fortunately, they are great for house cleaning afterwards - talk about recycling), skirts that are way shorter than they appeared on models (I'm talking about you, Topshop, and your skater dresses that hardly cover the backside), and sweaters that gets lumpy even before the first wear.

I am a pear shape, and I used to shy away from wearing pieces that are too form - fitting.

But I would never wear the tails hanging below a sweater, with my body shape (narrow waist, very round bottom, so far I seem to have kept my waist despite the fast approach of 60, even though I'm way too heavy) it just emphasizes the hips (* not * somtehing I want!)

Accessories are your best closet investments and an affordable way to add curves and texture to your straight rectangle body shape without having to think too much about what clothing cut and styles you need to wear.

I love the shape of those pretty red flats too and loved hearing about what you wore as a little girl!

This is a lovely hat, and I really like that you can bend it into shape, but it is too loose on me, which I discovered after I'd worn it once or twice and it sometimes slipped down over my eyes.

I also love that it's shaped in a way that I can easily wear it through pregnancy, too... even though it's not even maternity!

I really like wearing oversized items («A» is not a huge fan of this, or shoulder pads in blazers) but know that sometimes too oversized can overwhelm my shape and I end up looking frumpy.

I'm bald, wear glasses, good shape and not too hard to look at.

My upholstered kitchen chairs are still in great shape after many years (there is such a thing as buying too nice a quality of fabric that will never wear out!).