Sentences with phrase «think tucking the shirt»

I think tucking the shirt in and adding a great heel would be all you'd need to do.

Not exact matches

Think a white crew neck tee, a silk button - down shirt, a striped tee, or a plain slouchy jumper, tucked in at the front, but casually so.

I have the same skirt but only ever think to tuck shirts into it.

That skirt is the cutest, and I think it looks good with the shirt tucked in, too.

Personally, I think a tucked - in shirt is one of the most uncomfortable and squirm - inducing articles of clothing ever (the winner: turtlenecks!)

And I'm thinking the shirt is meant to be «badly tucked,» no?

Well, I thought about it a bit and went back to pick it up, unstitched the center seam in about 1 minute, and now it's the most awesome layering option - it works as an open coat / duster with a sleek dress or over jeans and can be crossed over and worn as a shirt tucked in... I love it!

I think the material is too thin / soft / stretchy bc it shows bumps from of shirts tucked in, etc..

Ever thought of tucking your T - shirt in at the front a little?

I hadn't thought of doing the thumb tuck... that's what stylish people call the shirt tucked into the front just a little.

I prefer to wear them with tunic length shirts just because I think it looks a bit sleeker, but as you can see from the Betabrand site you can definitely wear them with a tucked in shirt.

Think oversized short sweaters, a tucked in plaid shirt, a cute off the shoulder top like from my last post.

I started to think maybe it looks better to tuck shirts in.

(2) A small front tuck (works best with flowy or oversized shirts where you want people to think you're actually wearing shorts);

Good for days when I just Can not Deal with constricting waists (I usually wear a longer / drapier top with them and just embrace the flowy look, as I think a shirt tucked into an elastic waist looks weird).

I think it all comes down to the styling... make sure the shirt is either tucked in front or all the way around so that you see your waist at least a little bit, roll or cuff the sleeves to gather some of the fabric, and unbutton from the top down a little more than you normally would to show a bit more skin.

I thought about tucking the shirt in and wearing a braided belt with it, but I liked the ease of an untucked look for a plane ride.

I also thought layering my necklace over my shirt made the outfit look ten times better instead of tucking my necklace in.