Sentences with phrase «unbuttoned way»

We were talking about the soldiers wearing their uniforms in a relaxed, unbuttoned way when they were «off duty», but somehow I doubt they ever wore them over a dress.

Not exact matches

I just thought, if I am able to unbutton my shirt, move my bra and nurse my baby, then surely there has to be a way for me to unbutton my shirt, move my bra, and pump.

The best part about this is it's will keep you seriously full until lunch time (but not in a unbutton your pants kind of way)....

Unbuttoned all or most of the way and cinched at the waist over another outfit, as if it was a trench coat or long vest.

I like the fine gauge knit, the robe falls easily when worn - does not get in the way if left unbuttoned.

How a cardigan that once worked when you buttoned it all the way no longer feels comfortable even unbuttoned.

I love the neck line is a button up because I can button it all the way up or let a couple buttons be unbuttoned.

I rotated the white linen shirt multiple ways, worn as a shirt itself but tied at the front to turn it into a crop shirt, worn it as an outerwear piece, worn it unbuttoned with the tube top peeking out.

My daughter generally drooled on the nursing tops, which left stains, but I could unbutton enough buttons to get the button down shirts thoroughly out of the way.

This way, you can unbutton your shirt a bit, unclip 1 side of your nursing tank and feed your baby discreetly.

I love the way this skirt is unbuttoned from the bottom.

Let's start with the easiest way there is to pull of one of these versatile shirts, and the most comfortable: simply take a black or dark coloured grandad collar shirt — try this Mackson shirt, slip it over a plain white tee and some jeans or chinos, and leave it unbuttoned.

The next way I like to wear this blouse is 70's style, unbuttoned, with the bow undone and worn as a skinny scarf.

You can button your blouse all the way to the top or leave 2 or 3 buttons unbuttoned.

I love the way you unbuttoned and un-tucked it a little bit - it looks great with those pants!

Within seconds of entering into my apartment after a long day at work, my jeans are unbuttoned (ok, maybe even while I'm in the elevator — sue me) and I'm making my way to the closet looking for my go - to leggings and giant cardigan combo.

Unbuttoned to a barely decent degree and half tucked is my favourite way of wearing (my husband's) shirt!

It wouldn't sit right in the collar or when unbuttoned the same way.

It buttons all the way up the front, and I feel as though it would look best as a buttoned up cardigan look rather than unbuttoned and layered.

It's longer in the back (why?!?) and looks great partially unbuttoned or done all the way up as the model shot online shows.

With this luxe twist on lounge wear, I do love the way Gigi wore the look so effortlessly and nonchalantly — unbuttoned at the top, halfway tucked in, and with the cropped length of the pants showing off a pair of stilettos.

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.

My favorite way of wearing it lately is unbuttoned over a blouse and a skirt that may seem too dressy without the top.

We were thrilled when, not long after the release of Mr. Peanut and the launch of Adam's website, we were approached by Natasha Vargas - Cooper who loved Adam's site (and his book) and wanted us to create a site for her book Mad Men Unbuttoned, which is a series of essays drawn from moments in the show that elaborate on the cultural indicators to which they're clearly or likely attached in some way.

Notably, the following rules were held to violate an employee's dignity: requiring employees to wear tight shirts, short skirts, and high heels (C.D.P. c. 2632 - 1661 Québec Inc. (Restaurant la Courtisane — you could guess that a restaurant called «the Courtesan» might try to have its waitresses dress a certain way...), requiring employees to unbutton their shirts (C.D.P.D.J. (Landriau) c. Beaublanc inc. et autres), and requiring employees to wear sheer tops to attract customers (Kirkham et Théorêt c. Bill Edward's Cheers - Cheers Management (Pointe - Claire)-RRB-.

(A note about the photo above: we tried to talk the boys into rolling up their sleeves and unbuttoning their shirts a little (they had cute t - shirts on underneath), but I think both of them were used to wearing their button - up shirts that way at school, so that's the way they wanted to wear them with us, too.