Sentences with phrase «too casual feeling»

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I tried the dressing up more, and I was uncomfortable and it took away from my fellowship with God... I tried dressing really casual / comfortable and it just felt wrong — so now I do a balance, not too dressy, not too casual.

Love this casual look, I'm think it's ok that you can't wink, winkers make me nervous, I feel like they know a secret and they think I know it too.....

When you're feeling extra-extra casual (this happens maybe too often for me), throw on a pair of flip flops, booties, and maybe a flowy sweater, et voila... you've both dressed up — and dressed it down!

They are such a cute option to dress up a casual look without making it feel too dressed up.

I love the outfit, but I feel that the style of the bag clashes a bit with the rest, as it is too structured for the otherwise casual look.

If flats feel too casual for you, choose this polished d'Orsay style ($ 275; neimanmarcus.com) crafted in crocodile - embossed leather complete with peekaboo cutouts.

I love a denim skirt and never feel frumpy in it - can be too casual for many work situations though.

My office is casual too, but I only will wear really dressy sandals there and even then sometimes I feel a little too casual.

Striped Dress Shoes Tote (comes in lots of Spring Colors) I would summarize my pregnancy style as casual and comfortable but of course, I want to feel a little stylish too.

(I can't quite tell if the pair at the bottom of the collage are flat or not) Or do flat sandals feel too casual?

I don't to wear flat sandals to the office because, yeah, they feel a bit too casual.

It looks like such a fun outfit and feel so casual too.

I can't wear the short one and the burmuda feel too long unless you are wearing heels and I don't like to when out on summer casual outing.

For those of you who feel that muumuus are just a tad too casual, presents to you the collared formal version of the billowy design.

And the knit upper is stylish enough that I actually wore these in Italy last year with casual dresses and didn't feel like I stuck out too much as a tourist.

I love the look but rarely knot my blouses since I feel it's too casual for a work look and I rarely wear blouses on the weekends.

I live in SoCal too and it's a casual 100 degrees today... I can't wait til it actually feels like fall!

I feel «overdressed» sometimes, too, even when I think I look pretty casual.

In the meantime, please leave a comment and help me figure out how wearing a dress makes us feel differently in a world full of way - too - casual wear.

I wore it on a Friday at my old office but it felt too casual.

Sure, there are some exceptions, but I like dressing up because I rarely leave an event feeling too formal — but there are PLENTY of times when I have felt too casual.

I wear capris for the most part, but occasionally bootleg if it's cold or I have to go somewhere afterwards and I feel capris might be too casual.

I also had this top on with my super-skinny black pants but it felt too casual for work.

I don't know, just feeling like dressing casual, perhaps not the most exiting outfits to sport nor snap but some days it's my safe card, I grab for the pair of jeans on top of my tower of trousers and steal one of my boyfriend's way too big jumpers, one brush through my hair and place a pair of sunnies on my nose, voila!

It still feels a little too casual at certain times, and I have certainly ordered a pair online only to find the rear coverage is a fraction less than I would like (WARNING: examine them carefully before adding to cart!)

Then it got to a point where I felt I was TOO casual, so I have started trying to find a happy medium.

They will be my go to tourist shoe going forward — I can walk for miles in them and won't feel too sloppy (even a casual lover like myself got a little sheepish wearing Asics in the dining room at Le Meurice).

I'm all about the casual outfits these days too, so I feel you there!

Casual pieces like jeans and T - shirts can even be worn as long as they're dressed up properly, and there are various ways to personalise a simple suit if things are feeling too generic.

If you feel the look is formal enough then finish off with a T - shirt, but if you're worried things are looking too casual then stick to a dress shirt or an Oxford shirt.

I can't get too casual or I really don't feel like myself.

We like to think of them as just casual, jeans and a t - shirt shoes but I feel they totally work in other situations too.

I planned on wearing my red dress, but decided I wanted to feel a little more casual... but not TOO casual.

The «typical» blazer has always been a little too structured for my style, but this has the elements and feel of a traditional blazer, yet still looking casual and relaxed.

They just feel a little too casual for the office for me.

If you are feeling too casual, add a sunhat and some sandals.

Plenty of my coworkers wore this style during the work week, but it just felt too casual to me.

Pair your shorts with a cute tee but use and abuse of feminine accessories, combining patent leather on the look will bring the casual feel to a different level without looking like you're trying too hard.

This outfit epitomizes casual chic for me — I love loose blouses because you can be dressed down without feeling too under dressed if you pair them with jeans.

I love the feel of mini skirts with wedge sneakers, it's a sporty vibe without looking too casual.

I didn't want to feel too dressed up, and the added chambray top was the perfect addition for a casual, day - time look.

as I just feel jeans just are too casual even though half the office seems to wear them!

Though these looks are mostly on the casual side, I have added a heel with each to elevate the looks - but truth be told I generally also throw my Converse sneakers into the car, should a heel feel too much.

On those days when you're feeling too casual for a dress but want to wear an outfit that's more feminine than jeans, a cute romper is the perfect alternative.

I love that I feel motivated to be more creative with my outfits, and that I've somehow managed to shed a lot of the insecurities I used to feel about whether I was too dressed up or too casual.

And I totally know how you feel working at a law office having too much business casual, as a lawyer I am so in the same boat!!

Some might say this Louis Vuitton Resort 2018 t - shirt dress is too casual, but I feel this boxy style is glam but understated, oozing plenty of youthful appeal.

I imagine that look may feel a little too casual for you for work, but it could be a great Saturday / Sunday outfit if you weren't feeling it for the office and really want to keep the shirt!

Love it... I always feel like I need to work on my jean short look... hahah sometimes I just don't wear jean shorts because I feel its too casual for my liking..

It just feels too casual.