Sentences with phrase «up skirts like»

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To avoid the urge to tug on your skirt or tuck your shirt in further every time you sit down or stand up, Welch says you'll want to wear something that makes you feel comfortable, confident and like your best self when interviewing.

Today, American aerospace companies are at a huge disadvantage because foreign airplane makers like Canada's Bombardier and Europe's Airbus are intentionally skirting international trade laws — which will only end up hurting American workers.

He used to be easygoing and we wud do loads of stuff together weeknds away days out and we wud always pull up sumwhere discreet along the road for quick mad fun sex we felt like teenagers............ im always wearing skirts and high heels and never go without my bit of makeup im size 12 and love looking good.

Nanea is also fun to dress up in her add - on Hula outfit which include a faux - ti - leaf skirt that rustles like the sounds of real hula skirts, red hawaiian top, colorful yellow leis and feathered gourd shakers.

I saw those skirt like onesies, wherein you just lift it up to have easier access when baby needs to go potty.

They have always been a great place to find beautiful jewelry but now they are even a place to find amazing pieces for your closet like this white skirt I may or may not have snatched up!

I am new to your blog and am trying to catch up:) The skirt you are wearing on the «inspiredbythis» is uber cute... any ideas on where I can buy one like that?

Easy to dress up (I like it with a simple black skirt) and just as comfortable more casual.

I like that the top can be dressed up or down or with a pencil skirt and it is prefect for work.

I felt amazing when I put it on and the skirt made the swimming suit look like a little dress you can wear when walking around in public (and it totally covered up my stretch marks on my thigh).

Success students sporting orange ties and pleated skirts flood Harlem and Bedford - Stuyvesant every weekday and more Success schools crop up each fall in neighborhoods not known for having charter schools, like the Upper West Side and Jamaica.

Instead, they speak up for the so - called everyday cyclist, the typical ideal being a woman wearing a skirt and with a basket on the handlebars like those found in countries that are famous for their bicycle culture such as Denmark and the Netherlands.

Improving the aerodynamics of a tractor - trailer with devices like side skirts could reduce fuel consumption by up to 12 percent.

I could have worn it with something to dress it up like black pants or a pencil skirt.

Oddly enough, while I love both this blazer and the accompanying skirt, I like them better when they're broken up.

I bought it when I still liked tight sweaters versus oversized sweaters, so I probably should have gone a size up... Nevertheless, it tucks into skirts nicely.

Wear it buttoned up for a more polished look for the office or an interview, or wear it open with an easy camisole like this one for a more casual look with jeans, shorts or over a dress or skirt!

But now that they're off and the skirt is up, he really likes it.

Anyways I generally go with B or C because I don't like how most pencil skirts rise up indecently when I'm sitting.

As much as I love dresses and skirts, sometimes I like to mix it up with shorts.

I am new to your blog and am trying to catch up:) The skirt you are wearing on the «inspiredbythis» is uber cute... any ideas on where I can buy one like that?

It ended up working because I ordered this skirt at the same time and it tucked inside the skirt like they were made for each other!

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I love how Tina styled it, too - not only do shorter skirts like this work wonderfully with opaque leggings, but she matched it up with another hand knit - her beautiful blue cardigan.

Spring has always been my favorite season (whether in NY or LA) because it starts warming up so I can wear all of my favorite dresses, skirts + sandals while also not sweating in a heat wave like I do over the summer haha!

I did find fabric, but since I really like how this skirt turned out I might end up getting some chambray anyways.

Cameo No Advice Chambray Bustier — $ 41.99: I really love the structure of this bustier and I think it looks perfect paired with a skirt like this, however... I could not zip this up with my boobs.

Roger pointed it out as he usually does, (that's why I love him, he's so acute, and he's a cutie) of course I didn't want to expose the fact that he had just inspired this blog post or made my mind explode and me look at my new Tibi skirt (which I kind of secretly saved up for but acted like I got for Christmas) in an entirely new light... why couldn't I have just found an amazing black vintage poodle skirt at the Goodwill and saved $ 400?

Like tulle skirts, we are always up for fun, printed skirts.

For those twenty something girls who would like to look respectable at the office with adding a decade on their look, this flared skirt teamed with a simple boxy jacket are a pick - me - up set.

I actually shopped the new Soho Denim Line the day it came out and I snatched up this skirt and 2 pairs of denim jeans and they fit like a glove!

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Geek chic is definitely back, so you I would say you should already start stocking up on those bow blouses, midi skirts and clear lens glasses cause it seems like it is here to stay.

It's a great lead up to Winter (my favourite season) with cardigans and sweaters, but you can still team the knits with a skirt without freezing I really like your grey cardigan.

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I have tended to stay away because my Mom has always said plus size women and plaid don't mix, but I've been wanting to break that rule I grew up with... maybe with something minimal like a plaid vest or jacket like you have or a plaid circle skirt?

my professional aesthetic is rather pin - up - meets - practicality, and i like my pencil skirts and high - waist trousers and funky shoes.

Lighten up your work wardrobe by picking a businesslike silhouette (a button - up and A-line skirt) with pretty details (like Uzo's Dorothee Schumacher ruffled top and textured skirt.

If I need to dress up a bit more I like to go with a high waisted midi skirt / blouse combination.

A fun way to glam up a plaid top: pair it with a bright pink skirt and matching clutch, like Brenda does at the 10th Annual Pink Party in Santa Monica, Calif..

If I have to choose from the ones you show above, I'm going with metallics (I like the fresh way it's showing up in skirts and classic footwear like a Chelsea boot) and menswear (sign me up for the comeback elegant pantsuits are making).

Her white gown has girlie, sophisticated touches (a lace - trimmed neckline, delicate beading, a ruffle on the skirt), but the model adds a little of her signature edge to the look by adding a down - the - back pendant, a black mani, tons of cocktail rings and an I - woke - up - like - this topknot at the De Grisogono party.

I already took advantage of the ASOS sale, picking up some awesome steals like this skirt and this cute hat for the winter!

A note on the size chart like the one mentioned above doesn't necessarily mean you won't literally fit in the smaller size if you choose to size down, it just means the item doesn't comfortably have a lot of give and you should size up if you want to be comfortable and ensure a fit; there's a difference between squeezing into a skirt that does up but gives you rib area muffin top and sizing up for a skirt that fits more comfortably though it isn't snug.

Opt for something colorful just like Helena's geometric colorblock skirt that she teamed up with a yellow coat.

Choose a metallic skirt, which you can dress down for day with your chunky sweater like Zooey Deschanel above (InStyle US), and up for the evening in a slinky top and heels.

Just because it's getting colder, especially up here in what feels like Antarctica, doesn't mean you can't wear your favorite skirt, you just have to get a little creative with how to make it seasonally friendly.

So, I put on a gray and navy striped layering tee (long sleeve) from Target, pulled the skirt up over, like a tunic, paired it with charcoal leggings, long slouchy patterned black socks, and brown boots.

The fastest way to dress up jeans on a weekend dinner - and - movie date, balance out a daring skirt for work, or look totally chic with black pants as an LBD alternative, this item is like wardrobe ketchup — it goes with everything.

I ended up really liking this outfit and I think the all neutral palate of cream, brown and tan tones down the fact that this skirt is both faux leather and a tiny bit shorter than what I would normally wear to work.