Sentences with phrase «trendy pieces you do»

High quality, classic styles capture my fancy for much longer than trendy pieces do, and I'm a sucker for a short dress.

Update your collection with this trendy piece you don't want to miss out on.

Not exact matches

Most of these are old news, but recently I noticed something that genuinely surprised me in the pieces coming through my various feeds — apparently, these days, doing nothing counts as a trendy new productivity trick.

Being trendy does not necessarily mean buying new pieces all of the time - that gets expensive and takes up much needed real estate in the closet!

You don't need a lot of new things each season, just a few, strategic, trendy pieces.

Older kids wind up costing more in clothes than younger kids do, thanks to peer pressure to purchase certain kid clothing brands and trendy clothing pieces that are the «must have» items of the season.

Don't get me wrong; I love a good trendy piece as much as the next girl, and might splurge on one of those if I really love it.

You do such a good job of mixing classic pieces with trendier pieces.

I didn't want the living room to look like a Pinterest board come to life (i.e. super trendy), and I also wanted all the pieces to feel organic and not overly «styled».

I agree, it makes more sense to splurge on items that are classic or that you know for sure you'll get plenty of use out of, which doesn't typically include trendier pieces.

For Her: 2 Piece Rose Gold Suitcase Set: Is it just me or does it seem like suitcases are super trendy now?

Being trendy does not necessarily mean buying new pieces all of the time - that gets expensive and takes up much needed real estate in the closet!

I'll be sharing some of my favorite trendier / more statement pieces in up coming post but I just wanted to remind y ’ all that just because the season is changing doesn't mean you have to break the bank and buy a completely new wardrobe, sometimes keeping it simple is best.

These black pumps prove that a piece of clothing does not have to be super «trendy» to fit to a trend outfit.

You are so right, of you don't dress according to your body type and if you're not experimenting and finding out what looks the best on you, you will end up buying tons of clothes which won't go into good use and end up being frustrated for those trendy pieces looking great on somebody else and not on you.

I'm all about mixing high and low vintage with trendy It's all about finding the pieces that you love and sticking with them and making sure you don't break the bank on one outfit!

It's always a struggle to find pieces that are trendy, but also classic enough to last in your wardrobe for multiple years — you don't want to be breaking your bank for an item you're only gonna wear a couple of times.

All you have to do is mix in one trendy piece with the basics you already have, like these booties!

As a fashion blogger I don't consider myself trendy by any means, however I do like to incorporate some trendy items with older pieces already in my wardrobe.

Often times we equate «lighten up our style» with doing away with the old and bringing in new lighter or more trendy pieces.

Not something I usually do but I guess it's because I'd hardly think of check blazers as being trendy so much as a classic and timeless piece to have in...

So how do you turn a «trendy» piece into a classic?

And I agree, I always try and purchase trendy pieces at a lower price point, so if I don't like it, I don't regret how much I spent on it!

I singled out what I actually want to wear, what feels comfortable, what's easy to pick and what goes with everything else and ruled out trendy pieces that don't agree with me, uncomfortable and only - once worn items.

Don't spend your life savings on these trendy pieces, though.

If you are like me in my Nordstrom career days and feel like 90 % of your closet is full of trendy pieces that you don't want to wear anymore, it's time to stock up on some of the basic necessities that will never go out of style!

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Modern classics, casual basics and trendy key pieces — our women's trousers and leggings will do the job.

Contrary to popular advice, I don't mind investing in a trendy statement piece when it's something so perfect for my closet that a cheaper alternative just won't do.

Modern classics, casual basics and trendy key pieces — our women's pants and leggings will do the job.

ASOS is already your go - to for browsing endless pages of trendy, of - the - moment pieces from your favorite brands — but did you know about their Marketplace section?

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While trendy wardrobe pieces don't necessarily work for everyone, vintage silhouettes are flattering on every body type.

I don't know if you feel the same way but I usually feel the urge to get those trendy pieces among my clothes and add a touch of my own style.

Do I really like this piece of clothing or am I just wearing it because it's trendy?

If you want to do it in a foolproof way, go for a classic outfit and make it pop with one trendy piece.

I try to do this with my own style and add a trendy piece to classic outfit rather than full on trend outfit.

I love the idea of doing a trendy print but in a classic piece, or a trendy piece in a neutral color.

However, I do like to add some cute trendy pieces like this fringe pullover from time to time.

Even when I was a teenager with very little money, a lot of very «trendy» pieces didn't appeal to me.

Are you more into spending / buying trendy pieces and a lot of them, or do you go for more unique, timeless designs but a fewer amount?

When I do buy something trendy I always try to make sure it is affordable and spend my money on the investment pieces that I know won't go out of style.

As you may or may not know, I don't often spend lots of money on trendy pieces.

I am not a fan of flashy labels and logos but I do love adding a few trendy pieces to my wardrobe and home every season.

I generally avoid Forever 21 these days, but for some reason, figured I should pop in to see if I could find a few trendy pieces that didn't cost an arm and a leg.

We don't know if it's the off - the - shoulder neckline, ab cutout or trendy cropped length that has stars falling in love with this scarlet one - piece, but it's officially the hottest red carpet outfit in Hollywood.

So if you still don't have this type of jacket in your wardrobe then go ahead and refresh your closet with this trendy piece of fabric.