Sentences with phrase «tuck the shirt around»

Not exact matches

Some models can be worn around the neck and tucked under a shirt, others fit inside your waistband.

That's when I noticed that Jo had lifted up her own shirt, tucked it under her chin like Noah, and was now racing around the swingset, sticking out her tummy, and yelling something that sounded a lot like «Ah hago peee!»

Don't tuck your shirt in the pencil skirt if you are wider around the hips or have an apple shaped figure.

Parade around the office with a white shirt tucked into black pants and khaki over coat to add some color

Though it's a classic look, it's important to avoid certain styling techniques that might make it look a little dated — I would steer away from wearing a cowboy denim shirt tucked in to boyfriend jeans at the moment, but who knows, maybe that will come back around one day (though I hope not!).

Remember in the early 00s when everyone walked around with designer belts and their tops / shirts tucked in?

Tie the sleeves of the onesie around your hips and then tuck in your shirt.

I also love that I can dress it up and dress it down, wear it loose, or with a belt, or tuck it into my pants or skirts... And, finally, I love how shirt creates a white frame around my face and reflects on my skin, making it appear smoother and healthier.

They can be treated as any other pair of pants, but you can also play around with crop tops and tucking shirts into them.

I think it all comes down to the styling... make sure the shirt is either tucked in front or all the way around so that you see your waist at least a little bit, roll or cuff the sleeves to gather some of the fabric, and unbutton from the top down a little more than you normally would to show a bit more skin.

You can tuck it around your hip or wear it with another shirt underneath.

I'm a sight this morning: two shirts, heavy pants, a scarf wrapped twice around my neck and tucked into a thick sweater knitted by my daughter thirty birthdays ago.

I often wear one around my neck — especially when hiking — tucked into my shirt.