Sentences with phrase «tucked into boots»

all my life, Fall has been my favorite season... the cozy sweaters, jeans tucked into boots, leaves crunching underfoot, hot coffee under a blankie... there's nothing I don't love about it!

I especially like the very first one, although personally I would go with a slightly funky blazer (maybe something asymmetrical) and I would wear skinny jeans tucked into the boots.

These are perfect for any season because they can be tucked into boots or they're the perfect length to show off your fun spring and summer shoes.

Lilly wears leg warmers with dresses and skirts, over skinny pants and tucked into boots, and even as baby sleeves!

They're so cozy and cute with boots and tights, although my favorite way to wear them is actually over skinnies tucked into boots.

I've worn leg warmers tucked into boots and the tops of the leg warmers folded down over the boot, or just peeking out of the top of the boot.

Wear them with flats, with heels, tucked into boots.

I did wear the skinny jeans tucked into boots last winter and enjoyed that look.

And, they look great tucked into all boots — ankle boots, over the knee boots, and moto boots.

Another option: a skinny jean or cigarette pant tucked into boots.

Love the look of the white jeans tucked into those boots!

For example, a skinny jeans would look on good tucked into boots, but a flared or slouchy jeans would not.

I'd wear this scarf with everything, but I think it'd look especially cute with skinny jeans tucked into boots and a cute sweater.

I would totally wear this bag with a cute top and jeans tucked into my boots and of course a warm scarf and jacket in this freezing weather we have been having.

-- Tucking them into boots is still chic and especially convenient for staying warm when the weather cools.

These pants are a great wardrobe staple and with their raw hem they are great for tucking into boots as well.

There is nothing that tucks into a boot better than a skinny jean.

Or, tuck them into your boots on cold days, or wear them with heels or flats to dress them up.

But then you need a pair to tuck into boots... and a pair that shows off ankles to wear with high heels.

They are the perfect amount of thickness and are tight to the leg so you can easily tuck them into boots.

But when you find the right one, it becomes pretty versatile, including the tucking into your boots for the winter look.

But I would never tuck them into boots — my skinnies are perfect for that (and also look better with a wider top — also being seen a lot these days.

I agree that they are generally more flattering to most bodies than skinny jeans, although the latter are probably still the best option for tucking into boots.

The great part about the hem is that you can still tuck them into boots so they look like regular jeans.

And I've been able to tuck them into boots, but they don't look unbalanced with flats.

The leggings have stirrups which my mom always loves because they are easier to keep down when you tuck them into boots.

Now, if you're tucking into boots, your skinnies can be miles too long and it won't matter a bit.

To my eye, the ensemble would look better with longer jeans, or jeans that tuck into the boots.

Not exact matches

I tuck some into hiking boots and cushion others with clothes.

The bad: social media - ying while driving (raise your hand if you're guilty of doing this), dance clubs that are located inside shopping malls (don't make me explain), and wearing tight ski pants tucked into your ski boots (Dumb and Dumber, anyone?).

Skinny jeans that are tucked into low - heeled boots are another flattering option for new mommies.

Rag & Bone has exceptional and on - trend jeans that will look perfect with your favorite fall boots now and tuck neatly into your warm Sorel boots when the snow comes.

I take off my boots from morning chores and tuck into my computer to schedule and study and work with clients and colleagues spread around the country.

Even if you don't have elaborate boots, tucking your jeans into simple boots allow for a classic but chic look.

Go for fun, funky, and chic when you pair them with cut off shorts; contemporary, conservative, and formal when paired with boot cut jeans; or loose, relaxed, and casual when you tuck them into skinny jeans.

Tuck them nicely into the rest of the boot shaft, so everything is straight and taut — you can even fold or peg relaxed jeans so that they won't wrinkle up.

Skinny jeans are an amazing pick for the over jeans look because they tuck nicely into the boot shaft.

These jeans are especially nice because of the option of light or dark wash and are perfect for wearing with heels and sandals this summer or right now tucked into your favorite pair of tall boots!

Never mind the cold with a shirt tucked into an oversized cricket jumper, high boots, a hat, and of course, a cape, such a lady!!

Featuring a lightweight knit material in a pink hue and flared sleeves, tuck into your fave denims and finish off the look with some heeled boots.

As it gets cooler, eventually, I will absolutely be pairing this top with a blanket scarf and peacoat, and tucking the jeans into some knee - length boots.

They're the perfect length with flats on my 5» 4 ″ frame, and I plan to tuck them into ankle and knee boots come fall.

Here is what you should avoid: • Loud prints • Bold slogans • Skinny jeans • Leggings • Baggy clothing • Anything with a hood • Jeans or leggings tucked into knee length boots • Bright colours • Neon colours • Trainers • Bomber jackets Here is a list of items that are perfect if you want to look older and smarter when dressing, or if you simply don't want to be mistaken for a teenager: • Straight leg or bootleg jeans • Ankle boots • A tailored style handbag • Cardigans with delicate button detail • Pointed toe shoes • Rich, more expensive looking colours, such as burgundy, light grey, cream, black and white.

For its first outing, I tucked it into my black mini skirt, added fleece - lined leggings, wool socks, black boots, and finished the look with my burgundy scarf and black gloves.

To put a cool twist on a classic casual outfit, tuck your jeans into tall boots and slip on a printed scarf.

I can easily tuck them into a pair of boots if it's cold or wear them with flats or a pair of sneakers when it's warmer.

If you want to meet the looks somewhere in between and go for a smart casual attire, try wearing a plain T - shirt tucked into the jeans with the addition of some Chelsea boots — the best of both worlds.

My first thought was just to tuck my jeans into the boot — maybe my jeans aren't quite tight enough at the bottom because there was still some bunching around my legs.

They can be tucked into my rain boots.

My jeans are Gap legging jeans which have some stretch to them and still tuck nicely into boots.