Sentences with phrase «traditional blazer»

I love these ideas specially moto jacket outfit replacing traditional blazer.

i also included a motorcycle jacket and a less traditional blazer (i think the super short crop would make it workable on your petite frame!)

Prepare to be greeted by staff sporting traditional blazers, Bermuda shorts and knee high socks and ask them to escort you to your Manor House Poolside Deluxe Room.

It turned out more versatile than I expected and it's a great alternative for the traditional blazer.

The black blazer above is a bit longer than a traditional blazer, which I like.

The length of a traditional blazer is around your hipbone.

With details that nod to the traditional blazer, in organic cotton to give it all the comfort of a sweater.

Alison, I love the idea of a moto jacket replacing a traditional blazer!

Ditch your traditional blazer for a trendy, edgy moto jacket.

Switch out the traditional blazer for a gorgeous coat like this grey one that I picked up from Ann Taylor a few weeks ago.

Not quite as structured as a traditional blazer, but also not loose like a traditional cardigan.

I am SO not a traditional blazer kind of girl... but this one has enough unique details - like the embroidered front and the shaped waistline - that I know I would totally feel comfortable wearing it!!

Worthington Flounce Blazer: If you're looking for a fun take on a traditional blazer, try this bell - sleeve version!

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.

Furthermore, the ruched quarter sleeves give this piece a more playful tone, which allows it to be styled a bit more easily as well (since it's more relaxed than your traditional blazer).

I've got this pullover in my cart right now and I love the fun take on a traditional blazer here — 25 % off!

Of course, said hoodie has many benefits, the least of which are the ability to roll it up in a ball and pack it away under the seat while on the plane or cram it into the bottom of the suitcase until needed, something you wouldn't get away with wearing the traditional blazer — until now.