Sentences with phrase «shoes as a staple»

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A capsule wardrobe is defined as a compact wardrobe made up of staple pieces in coordinating colours — usually in the realm of 30 items or fewer, including shoes and sometimes even accessories.

A pair of brown shoes is a wardrobe staple that can double up as dress shoes for a formal evening or as an office wear.

It features a few new purchases as well that I plan of wearing a lot in the next few months and that are certainly autumn staples to me: I've already introduced you to my new London Rebel Flat Shoes in my latest post so I'll spare you the ode this time, but I'm being pretty obsessed with my new ASOS Tan Satchel which I carry literally everywhere and that it's just the perfect size for my day trips to Milan (it fits my bits and bobs as well as camera + lens perfectly!)

I love this shoe as it has become a staple in my closet.

Athletic shoes as a fashion item and now a staple in my wardrobe!

(Nine West leopard shoes / Pierre Darré studded flat) This ode - to - tomboy trend is still going strong with assorted loafers, slippers and oxfords (a staple for us here at The Heart's Delight) that are as easy on the eye as they are on the feet!

As I find myself traipsing around muddy, dusty job sites, a cute pair of kicks has become a staple in my adult shoe collection as well (other favorites include these, these & theseAs I find myself traipsing around muddy, dusty job sites, a cute pair of kicks has become a staple in my adult shoe collection as well (other favorites include these, these & theseas well (other favorites include these, these & these).

I've mentioned before that the after Christmas sales is my favorite time to stock up on designer shoes as well as wardrobe staples like denim and cashmere.

As a result, I've experimented a lot with different styles, prices and cuts and let me tell you that I'm starting to believe that a pair of shiny shoes, either metallic, glittery, sequined, sparkly or with ornaments on it, should be considered one of the wardrobe staples.

Lawrence Carroll deploys an «aesthetic of scraps» by using ordinary objects and scraps in his works such as old, patched - up shoes, flowers coated in paint, bits of bread or canvas and paper glued or stapled to the surface of his paintings.