Sentences with phrase «to keep the dress»

It can easily be transported to work or school (just keep the dressing in a separate container).

For days like those, I've created a recipe to avoid a fashion disaster and keep you dressed for success (not looking like a hot mess).

Do you think if I just kept the dressing on the side it would keep for the week?

Wearing wedges was enough to keep the dress from dragging.

You can make this recipe up to two days in advance, just keep the dressing separate until ready to use.

Keep dressing separate if serving later, mixing just before serving.

This time I didn't keep the dress because I have about a million plain black dresses already in my closet.

With a textured sweater like this, you could keep your dress simple in a neutral solid.

I am keeping this dress because I adore it and it makes me feel fun.

The drawers really give it the extra wow factor while keeping the dresser as a whole rather neutral.

Here are a few tips and pieces that keep dress codes in mind while beating the heat and looking fabulous.

Probably not best signing if want to keep dressing room issue free.

You want to keep your dress shirt on the simple side, so avoid putting too much effort into your look as you want your style to appear relaxed overall.

Keep the dressing stored in the fridge for a week.

Here's what I came up with... Keep the dress plain black although some kind of unique detail will elevate it's status.

I will definitely keep this dress on rotation all summer long!

I still plan on keeping my dress game alive but wearing them with fall layers and shoes.

I always keep my dressing in a mason jar with a screw top lid which makes it super easy to shake before using!

You need to keep the dressing away from the lettuce to keep it from getting soggy.

They will keep the dresser stable and prevent it to fall to your little one if it starts to climb.

A sleeve tie, tropical print and off shoulder keeps this dress super stylish for the spring and summer.

You can pair your dress with your brown boots and keep your dress hem above your knee.

If you will be eating the pasta salad the next day, make sure to keep some dressing aside to add in at the last minute.

If prepping this recipe and plan to have leftovers, keep the dressed lentils, the chopped tomato / cucumber / cilantro mixture, and the fresh arugula separate until serving.

I recommend keeping the dressing separate until you're ready to serve it.

Keep the dressing completely sugar - free by using stevia in the dressing and use naturally sweet dried cranberries.

The vinegar also keeps the dressing green for a couple days when stored in an airtight container in the fridge too.

I wanted to share this trick I recently discovered on the cooking channel for keeping your dressing smooth and creamy.

Here's how to keep your dress size stable.

Keep the dressing alongside for dipping — and other sauces as well — so you know how much you're using.

No one likes a soggy salad and by keeping the dressing on the bottom, it's staying as far away from the lettuce as possible.

The key is keeping the dressing creamy with a nice punch of fresh from the herbs and citrus.

And then I saw these photos and... decided that I will be keeping this dress after all!

I would still consider keeping this dress and not wearing the tulle part, but the dress runs very small.

Keep the dress minimal and buy yourself a white shift dress.

Pair it with a trench coat for colder temperatures and to keep your dress dry!

This feature adds a bit of texture and shape to keep the dress more interesting.

I'm thinking you probably kept the dress, it's such a GREAT all - purpose, four season piece AND it is SO pretty.

The racer back style of the dress keeps the dress in place, even when you're dancing the night away.

The sexy yet sophisticated style shows off some skin, while the single shoulder strap keeps the dress in place all night long.

I decided to just keep the dress fairly simple, and stuck with black to match the black piping on the coat.

Yes, I am glad that you decided to keep the dress due to the «peer pressure» of your readers!

A clutch purse and high heels keep the dressed up vibe going.

And, at $ 68, it just was not something I'd want to buy... So, I did not keep the dress.

This is such a great idea to keep a dresser from being destroyed after searching for a certain outfit!

You pick to keep your dress for either 4 or 8 days.

Just keep the dressing separate until you're ready to eat so the zucchini noodles don't get all watery.

Keep your dressing stored separately from salads until ready to enjoy.

So I went with bigger earrings and my usual black boots and kept the dress plain and simple.