Sentences with phrase «sweaters than jackets»

Examining my wardrobe for fall and winter, I noticed that I have way more sweaters than jackets and coats.

Not exact matches

Rather than buying it new, I purchase old, 100 % wool sweaters or jackets from thrift shops.

In the world of $ 900 winter jackets, luxe cashmere sweaters, and all the crazy expensive things you «need» to stay warm this season, when you start to add them up you realize that by the time you get everything you won't actually be able to pay your heating bill this month (which is probably a little more important than designer slippers, right?)

However, if you are bigger than me (at size 16), and are looking for a step - up from a sweater but a step - down from a jacket, I would highly recommend you get in touch with the ladies at The Peacock Room and grab one because they were on clearance!

This sweater jacket from J.Crew is another piece that looks much better in person than online.

I also thought layering on a cozy pullover sweater, rather than a jean jacket or cardi, made the outfit come together really well for the colder weather.

From their winter jackets (I literally have bought a new winter jacket from Zara for the past 6 years straight — and they're all always totally different from each other but I love each more than the next) to their jeans (obsessed) to their classic sweaters to their going - out shirts and of course, you can't go wrong with their short skirts.

Sweaters and jackets are nice and all, but there's nothing more satisfying than wearing an easy swing dress in the middle of November.

Other than that the series contain denim, jackets, hoodies, sweaters, mufflers, single - breasted suit with textured wool, and worsted wool are best available in the market.

Love it with a sweater or tee hanging down lower than the jacket.

Amazing sweaters, shirts, cardigans and cute mufflers are available in this collection paired with jeans for boys and leggings for girls, other than this coats and jackets are also provided for sophisticated small angels.

It's actually a bit longer than it appears; I tucked the front of the jacket into my belted jeans (much like you'd do with an oversized sweater) to let my waistline make an appearance amidst all that fab fluffiness!!

I always like sweater jackets because they're comfortable and let you move, bend, etc. — they feel freer than blazers but still look professional.

I would say it fits true to size, and because it was a size smaller than I normally wear in Zara jackets, I usually refrain from wearing it with a thick sweater underneath.

Too bulky (try carrying that heavy sweater or jacket around for hours on a walking tour once the day warms up), too fancy (the dresses, jewelry and heels for the «just in case» situations that never materialized) too Not Me (clothes that were more tailored / structured than what I normally wear, and not comfortable either physically or emotionally).

Lisa Sweater: Winser London Jeans: Winser London Motorcycle Jacket: Balenciaga (previous season, current here) Booties: Isabel Marant Sunnies: Ray Ban Navajo Silver and Turquoise Cuff: More Than Turquoise

I also wasn't sure if I should include my jean jacket on this list... but since I typically wear it more as a «sweater» or «cardigan» than I do a winter jacket, I'm including it.

For instance, TULLE is BIG (in more ways than one, of course) and the ballerina skirt will be fabulous for winter with ankle boots, or an outrageous pair of shoes, flashy jewels and a crew neck sweater, and then pretty in spring next year too, paired with sporty trimmings like a pair of sneaks, a logoed t - shirt and denim jacket.

Many bikers prefer these jackets as it shields them during cold breeze, better than the coats and sweaters.

I checked and saw that Indianapolis was going to be waaaay cooler than it was here, so I was sure to pack jackets and a sweater for night time activities.

When layering sweaters under a light jacket or a denim jacket, I like pairing a sweater that's longer than the jacket to give the look more of an effortless layered look.

The Connecticut resident also enjoys another simple winter pleasure in the Crescent City: «being able to walk out the door in jeans and a light sweater,» she says, «rather than a puffy jacket and beat - up boots.»

Guests should be prepared with a light jacket or sweater in the evenings as the riverside location brings cooler temperatures in the evenings than in surrounding areas.