Sentences with phrase «skirts out of your wardrobe»

Not exact matches

Not bad for someone who started out at 13 as a Macy's messenger girl, with a wardrobe of three blouses and a skirt.

Cutting emissions with new wardrobes In a workplace, part of the efficiency solution lies in changing culture: Offices conditioned to accommodate men in suits usually leave women in skirts and blouses out in the cold.

Since I've been trying to remix more pieces in my wardrobe rather than buying too many new pieces, I paired my new skirt with a simple t - shirt I already own (you could easily swap it out for a cotton or silk button down for more formal work environments), my classic J.Crew blazer and my favorite pair of D'orsay heels.

Despite the fact that black is falling out of my wardrobe at a rather rapid rate, I find that a black pencil skirt is incredibly versatile, even in retirement.

Today's look combines a dark denim vest (which is actually a very old piece, out of my mum's wardrobe) with a dark red, almost burgundy suede skirt from H&M with a button border at the front.

I audited my wardrobe and found out I have lots of tops and skirts and dresses (about 100 pieces of sweaters, tops, dresses, skirts, jeans, trousers and shorts, button - downs and blazers).

Plus, wearing a dress as a skirt would also be a great option if you're doing a capsule wardrobe (like we discussed in the last post) to get more outfits out of a few items.

Tan is a great colour for my wardrobe, so I decided to make a tan circle skirt, though I thought that if I couldn't find any suitable tan fabric at my local shop, I would make it out of blue chambray.

Between the knee - high socks, schoolgirl mini skirts, chunky heels, and overflowing amount of plaid, you'll want to toss everything out of your closet immediately (and cop Cher's still - insane virtual wardrobe organizer while you're at it).

So I broke out two of my trusty wardrobe staples: my gray turtleneck and my black pencil skirt.

I get such a thrill pulling a 20 year old skirt or pair of shoes out of my wardrobe that I've not worn for years!

I put on a tulle skirt that might have been plucked out of the wardrobe of her former on - screen alter ego, Carrie Bradshaw.

This being said, rather than purchasing a sparkly holiday dress that lives in the back of your closet for 11 months out of the year, have you thought of investing in a great skirt and blouse that you can pair with pieces that already exist in your wardrobe?

Now that some cherry blossoms are out and it looks like we might've turned the page on winter here in London (perhaps a tad optimistic), it is time for my favourite wardrobe staple, the silver sequin skirt to sparkle in the sunshine, instead of hiding beneath a winter coat.

But I can't rely on this one look to keep me going, I need a few capsule items to bolster my Spring wardrobe... my current thinking is a classic pair of cropped or straight leg trousers (i'm loving these), a quality white shirt to throw on with everything, something a little special for weekends or evenings out (this jumpsuit has seriously caught my eye), maybe a flirty midi skirt for styling up and down (this one's gorgeous), and maybe a statement loafer (these Gucci ones have stolen my heart).

When picking a tulle skirt, go for a color that both makes you happy (this is all about living out some of those ballerina dreams after all) but that you can also coordinate with other pieces in your wardrobe since, you know, wearing a tulle skirt isn't an every day sort of thing.

These skirts are an absolute must for your wardrobe as they never seem to go out of style.

I've seen a few leopard coats that I like in the sales too, and I have pulled this skirt out from the back of my wardrobe as leopard is back!

I'm trying to build up my wardrobe more sensibly after a massive clear - out made me realise I have a load of patterned skirts, tops & dresses that I can not mix and match, so I'm trying to build more of a neutral capsule wardrobe so I only need to buy accessories often to feel like I have a load of new outfits!

Skirt and Shirt — c / o Agnes and Dora Pencil skirts are some of my favorite wardrobe staples and I have about 5 that I consistently wear to work, on the weekends and out with my girlfriends from Agnes and Dora.

If you caught my post about how to get the most out of your closet, midi skirts are one of the things I highly recommend adding to your wardrobe.

I don't normally veer too far from my relatively basic neutral outfits, however I like these two trends and I think I'll be wearing more of these skirts with some button down blouses and T shirts just to get out of my wardrobe rutt.

I was shuffling through my closet the other day and noticed that most of the color in my work wardrobe is concentrated among my skirts, but I actually think this makes for easy mornings, since I can grab the bright skirt, throw on a neutral top, and walk out the door.

Pencil skirts are some of my favorite wardrobe staples and I have about 5 that I consistently wear to work, on the weekends and out with my girlfriends from Agnes and Dora.

As I'm sure you've noticed I love to mix and match my wardrobe and skirts seem to be the most versatile when really trying to get the most out of your closet.

I discovered this top and skirt while sorting out the contents of my wardrobe (a mammoth task, one weekend was not enough!).

Isabella seems more furnished than fleshed out: She has a fiery wardrobe of ethnic - looking clothes, including flirty little off - the - shoulder tops and flounced skirts.

On more than one occasion, I've walked out of the bathroom only to notice later that my skirt was tucked into my pantyhose in the back, or some other mishap was occurring with my wardrobe, makeup or hair.