Sentences with phrase «try this dress pattern»

Not exact matches

Wearing a monochromatic pantsuit with your funky blazer is always a safe bet, but if you're feeling a bit more «wild» you could also try playing with different patterns, for example a polka dotted dress topped with a striped blazer is a classic.

After the craziness that was the making of the Dahlia Dress (which took a good 6 months to complete in between all of the travel and 12 zillion pattern pieces), Sewanista and I thought it was a good idea to try for a quick win — follow a fairly straightforward pattern and quickly reap the rewards.

I find it's easier to mix a pattern in a shirt with a pattern in a scarf as a first step, but when I pulled this dress out, I knew I wanted to try to match a pattern to this dress.

I've got a couple of non-scary 80s patterns that I want to try myself including a * ahem * sun dress (I can wear it with a cardy!)

If you haven't found your perfect party dress yet, try this red number with embroidered floral pattern.

Try mixing it with other patterns or layer it underneath a shift dress.

I find it exciting to try and remix the maxi dresses in a variety of ways, especially one like this since the pattern is more difficult to work with than a solid - colored dress.

I once tried to make up a vintage dress from a pattern but alas it ended up looking like a maternity nighty it was far too big so i chopped it into a swing top that i never wore then that ended up in a quilt, nevermind.....

I was excited to make this for two reasons: 1) I've been itching to make a t - shirt dress for ages, even though I suspected it wouldn't suit my midriff too well (I was right — ah well) and 2) I've been wanting to try a Friday Pattern Company design for quite some time as well and it was a good little test.

I had been seduced by the pattern despite some red flags when I purchased and tried on the dress.

Maxi dresses are available in all kinds of prints and patterns and they are normally inexpensive, so you should definitely try different colors and have fun with them.

I've worn my patterned wrap dress in different ways before, including as a long cardigan, and I keep trying to think of new ways to wear it.

For the Six Nap dress, boning isn't necessary but if like me you're desperate to give it a try, this tip from Iconic Patterns should ensure the strips don't dig into your leg: sit down in front of a mirror with a tape around your waist and measure the distance from the waist to the top of thigh: do not exceed this measurement.

Alternatively Boden, Reiss, and Hobbs all have great sheath dresses that aren't crazy patterns but they are more expensive and more difficult to try on because they're all UK brands with few / no US stores.

I'm trying to build up my wardrobe more sensibly after a massive clear - out made me realise I have a load of patterned skirts, tops & dresses that I can not mix and match, so I'm trying to build more of a neutral capsule wardrobe so I only need to buy accessories often to feel like I have a load of new outfits!

My original plan was to take a tried - and - true dress pattern that I have, bone it, and then add a collar flip to the top neckline.

I wanted to try dressing it up for work, and since I've been playing around with pattern - mixing, the gingham in the same red + white seemed like just the thing.

I am wearing patterned dresses and trying to avoid pencil skirts at all costs.

And, in reference to the patterned tights post, don't ever try to wear sweater tights with a sweater dress, unless you want to spend the entire day feeling the two rub and pull and otherwise make you feel like you are moments away from a wardrobe malfunction.

The first winner I tried was the Caldera Dress ($ 128), which comes in three intensely different patterns.

Whether it was the pattern that echoes the wave spray, the blue that I tried to bring out more with the earrings, the ivory background, or the pleats on the front of the dress, it just worked for me.

If you're looking for a casual dress shirt, try picking one in a less conventional short sleeved design, or go for a intricate pattern or colour.

I added this neck scarf to create a little contrast to my striped dress — never be afraid to try wearing contrasting patterns together!

I tried on the flower patterned version of the Caravane Tunic Dress I purchased, as well.

I recommend trying this on in the store to check the zipper, size (I sized down to a small), and pattern (which is completely different on each dress).

Trying to pair one small pattern with another small pattern can make it look like you got dressed in the dark.

If I HAD to pick, I'd say the dress outfit because it mixes patterns (something I'm always wary to try myself) and it's so perfect for Spring and Summer.

The floral pattern of this Free People dress caught my eye, as soon as I spotted it, I knew I wanted to try it on.

Try cotton dresses with Aztec patterns if you don't own one already, and accessorise with smokey eyes and a pair of peep toe heels.

The first dress I tried to make, I did without a pattern.

I was trying on my outfits from the Nordstrom Sale and realized that the slip dress I loved matched perfectly to the pattern of this KSNY skirt.

You can try boho - inspired dresses or lovely tunics embellished with white pattern.

Try pairing them with a bold floral pattern dress or an ivory lace top.

Try pairing it with a bold floral pattern dress or an ivory lace top.

I hadn't realized that the Here Today, Here Tomorrow dress had a patterned skirt — now maybe I'll have to try it on.Also, I don't know if you watch How I Met Your Mother, but I'm pretty sure that Alyson Hannigan was wearing the Fey Grove Dress last ndress had a patterned skirt — now maybe I'll have to try it on.Also, I don't know if you watch How I Met Your Mother, but I'm pretty sure that Alyson Hannigan was wearing the Fey Grove Dress last nDress last night.