Sentences with phrase «slightly at the waist»

You want to start by bending slightly at the waist with the hips and knees slightly flexed.

The top nips in slightly at the waist to hug your shape.

In the back of the Bella Dahl top there's an inverted pleat which helps to cinch in the top slightly at the waist, thus creating the visual effect of curves.

It nips in ever so slightly at the waist, And has a beautiful contrast material on the underside cuff placed.

To make this a more form fitting blouse on me, I added my now de-rigeur diamond darts to the back, brought the side seams in slightly at the waist, and moved the princess seam inwards (keeping the side panel the same, just adjusting the centre front piece).

Not exact matches

After six months, the group eating most of their carbs at night lost slightly more weight and body fat and experienced greater reductions in waist circumference.

Kelbe took his mark with the control of a yogi, bending at the waist until his fingertips were aligned with his toes, his fingers spread slightly and flexed, his eyes bent uncompetitively, almost obsequiously, downward.

You can find these at any fabric store or WalMart type store) and wrap it around the waist, slightly under the belly button.

Let the baby lean over slightly, bending at the waist.

Let the baby lean forward slightly, bending at the waist.

Proper form: Holding a barbell with an overhand grip, bend your knees slightly, brace your core and bend at the waist to bring your torso forward, keeping the back straight and your head up.

Forcefully bend at the waist, simultaneously bringing arms and kettlebell forward, pulling heels slightly back towards your glutes to stand up.

While holding a barbell with a pronated or supinated grip, slightly bend your knees and bring your torso forward by bending at the waist but keep the back straight until it's almost parallel to the floor.

Slightly bend your knees, than bend your torso at the waist so that it gets almost parallel to the ground.

Bend over at the waist slightly with the barbell... Read more

Bend over at the waist until torso parallel to floor or at 45 degree angle, abs in and knees slightly bent.

Bend over at the waist until the torso is parallel to floor or at 45 degree angle, abs in and knees slightly bent.

Bent Over Row — Holding weight in each hand with your palms facing inward toward each other, bend over at the waist while keeping your back straight and knees slightly bent.

Stand with feet slightly apart, squat down hands touching the ground (without bending at waist,) then jump as high as you can into the air, softly landing with bent knees.

bear crawls - get down on hands and feet and crawl forward on hands and feet (not knees) across room or field and back crab walks - sit down on the ground with your hands behind your back and feet on the ground in front of you; then elevate your waist off the ground so that your weight is on your feet and the palms of your hands and your torso is nearly parallel to the ground; then walk forward using your hands and feet reverse crunches - lie on your back with your feet flat on the floor, your knees at a 90ï «° angle, your palms on the floor by your hips, and your head and shoulders slightly lifted off the ground.

To perform this style of rowing, grab a barbell with an undergrip (palms facing your body) and bend forward to a position where your body is bent at the waist slightly above parallel.

You want to hit the top 6 to 10 inches of the movement where you're slightly bent at the waist.

With the balancing leg slightly bent and a flat back, bend forward at your waist until the dumbbell or kettlebell is just above floor (like this).

At the end of the experiment both females and males significantly reduced their body weight and waist circumference with females gaining slightly better results than males.

The fabric is slightly gathered at the waist, falling in graceful pleats...

I've had THE worst time finding repro jeans that feature both the fit I'm looking for (high waist, slimmer leg) AND sizing that work with my slightly thicker waist: I too am short at 5» 3 ″, and while I'm busty and hippy, I do not have the golden 10 ″ waist / hip differential that most of the 50's repro brands are doing... I think after reading through all of your jeans and pants posts I'm convinced the answer is to tackle sewing my own!

BUST: Great for any cup size - slightly fitted at bust so consider sizing up for full bust sizes WAIST: Not fitted - straight - cut dress is not fitted at waist HIPS: Not fitted - shift style dress is not fitted at hips though may be fitted over full hips; consider sizing up for full hips LENGTH: Mini to mid-thigh -(on a 5» 5» mWAIST: Not fitted - straight - cut dress is not fitted at waist HIPS: Not fitted - shift style dress is not fitted at hips though may be fitted over full hips; consider sizing up for full hips LENGTH: Mini to mid-thigh -(on a 5» 5» mwaist HIPS: Not fitted - shift style dress is not fitted at hips though may be fitted over full hips; consider sizing up for full hips LENGTH: Mini to mid-thigh -(on a 5» 5» model)

I find that the best «cure» is a fitted jacket, going in at the waist and going slightly out at the hips.

But most of the time in those ceremonies, it's like «cool» has left the building and been replaced by slightly awkward women forced into an obsolete definition of sexiness (with their breasts imprisoned in push up bras, their waists strangled) that doesn't look anything at all like the free woman in motion that I love and want to be.

It was not only brand new and half the original price, but it also is slightly nipped in at the waist.

My mom wears a size 32 mens and and now she always gets the trendy «skinny» style men's jeans and she looks great in them, much better than the women's jeans which always tend to go in at the waist even slightly no matter the size.

BUST: Great for any cup size - runs slightly large at bust so size down in back - up size for smaller bust sizes WAIST: Fitted - loosely fitted on waist HIPS: Fitted - dress cut is fairly straight; dress is slightly fitted on hips LENGTH: Mid-thigh -(on a 5» 5» mWAIST: Fitted - loosely fitted on waist HIPS: Fitted - dress cut is fairly straight; dress is slightly fitted on hips LENGTH: Mid-thigh -(on a 5» 5» mwaist HIPS: Fitted - dress cut is fairly straight; dress is slightly fitted on hips LENGTH: Mid-thigh -(on a 5» 5» model)

It represents everything I love about fashion; it was pretty cheap (from ASOS), it's easy to wear, it's slightly oversize but comes in at the waist and it's got bright coloured embroidery detail.

Jil Sander black velvet, single breasted jacket... Long sleeve jacket with notched lapels, breast pockets and side vents... Jacket is fitted through the waist and dips slightly at the hem...

* By ViX * Relaxed fit; fitted at waist * V - neckline * Sleeveless * Wrap front with inside snap; brass closure * High - low hem * Midi length in back, slightly shorter in front * Slightly sheer * Rayon * slightly shorter in front * Slightly sheer * Rayon * Slightly sheer * Rayon * Imported

zip at the back and slightly ruching on the waist.

* Relaxed fit * Scoop neckline * Sleeveless * Embroidered front bodice * Slightly higher waist * Keyhole closure at back * Knee length * Linen / cotton * Imported

Slightly nipping in at the waist, this feminine piece has a low - cut back that frames your silhouette.

Regardless of how you feel about them, you can't help but appreciate their comfort factor — relaxed throughout the hips and legs, slightly tapered at the ankle, but not too much and just ever so slightly high - waisted, making them easy to pair with blouses that need tucking.

They cinch at the waist and end slightly below my knees so they give me a small waist and I don't have to worry about altering it or anything!

Cut for a slightly loose fit, use the belt to pull it in at the waist.

Jil Sander black velvet, single breasted jacket... Long sleeve jacket with notched lapels, breast pockets and side vents... Jacket is fitted through the waist and dips slightly at the hem bac...

Bodice is slightly blouson at the waist...

Apparently, it is «a short, gathered, slightly flared strip of fabric attached at the waist of a woman's blouse, jacket, skirt or dress».

Drawstring waist and skirt slightly longer at the back with flounce on the hem.

It has a flattering waist defining cut with cute fluttering sleeves that make it slightly playful but serious enough for lunch at the club.

So basically, I'm going to be looking at the above silhouettes and redesigning them slightly to allow for a growing belly... So elasticated waistbands, lots of shirring, midi skirts and dresses with lots of room in the waist and overalls.

If I'm wearing an oversized sweater I typically opt for one of two styles — a slightly cropped length (that hits at or just below my natural waist) or a tunic length (that I can wear as a dress).

This slightly shorter blazer style, lined with a stretch stain - blend, featuring 3 / 4 - length sleeves and an adjustable waist - cinching detail at the back, gives you the flexibility to style this piece in so many different ways.

I want the shirt to spill down just below my waist, slightly longer at the sides as the product shot does online.