Sentences with phrase «waist belts look»

Wide and flowing tops with waist belts look great if you have a thin or medium sized waist.

Without the waist belt it looks like a oversized boyfriend blazer what could also look great if you mix and match it the right way.

Not exact matches

From both near and far, they look just like regular trousers, what with pockets and belt loops and that second, inside waist button that lets you know you're bein» all fancy - like.»

For her second look, however, she ditched the headwear, letting her long blonde locks cascade down her back as she showed off a floor - length sparkly silver sequin number with a matching belted waist.

Add a thick belt at your waist and grab your favorite handbag to polish off the look.

Belted at the waist and cuffs, and featuring two front cargo pockets and a large collar, it has a rugged look that belies its refined style.

I love high - waisted jeans, I loved that belt, and her hair looked fabulous.»

I would look great with a belt around the waist, or tucked into jeans or a skirt.

Aside from the maximum comfort, you look for a carrier with a super strong waist belt and form - fitting, adjustable shoulder straps.

I have a long «shirt dress» (which is like a button down shirt, only fitted and longer) and I just throw a belt on right at the waist for a very sleek, classic look.

Before each use, look at the seams but especially high stress areas like shoulder straps and waist belt.

Narrow base carriers can be hard on your back and not as comfortable long term so look for one that is ergonomic and has a waist belt.

It is definitely an illusion though, because I feel if you could see the sides of my waist, I would look like a belt around a pumpkin!

Stay chic in our wide leg silhouettes with a self - tie belt that enhances the look with a waist - cinching accent.

I absolutely adore men's blazers, but if I wear one, I always add a belt to create definition at the waist, if the belt if jewelled it can work perfectly for the instant evening look.

There's something about distressed features I'm not over yet and it's been calling me back in the form of this Dynamite skirt, which I paired with a thick belt to cinch my waist and accentuate the «tucked» look.

This silver belt is perfect to take any look up a notch, with a high shine effect style this over a sweater dress to get those waist clinching vibes.

I've used this magic belt (really just a regular shirt belt that's elastic instead of leather) on numerous occasions to rein in a dress or to give an illusion of a slimmer waist but here, with this devilish white shirt, I look like a Power Ranger (yes, that comparison came from my husband too... sigh).

You can style your dress with a waist belt and still look stylish and professional.

On the right side look, I put on statement earrings, a black thin belt to give myself a little waist, and black high heels to elevate the look.

I also wearing black leather belt over the jacket that accentuate the waist line and helps to complete this look and create a soft transition from bright blue jacket to black dress.

For the second look I added a belt around the waist line and let the scarf hang around my neck.

At first glance, it looks like material sewed to a tank top and given an empire waist with a wide belt, but it is tres chic!

Skirts tend to fall at the natural waist and we expect a shorter torso silhouette with them, either a tucked - and - belted look or an untucked top that hits about two fingers» width below the navel.

And this pearl embellished sweatshirt??! It looked darling thrown over the top of the dress and then belted to bring it in and hold it at my waist!

Stylish keyhole detailing at the neckline adds a flirty twist to the look, while a detachable self - tie belt at the empire waist defines your shape.

I love the belted waist to shape this look.

What I love even more is that the belt isn't attached, so hopefully I can still be rocking my mama bird look belted at the waist postpartum too!

Belts give us a waist and that can make all the difference in a look.

This shirt is also quite long which means I could put a belt around my waist and wear it as a dress and sandals for a perfect summer look!

Astor Dress I don't think it's possible to wear this dress without pretending to be a bond girl, the built in belt hits the tiniest part of your waist and the slit is going to make your legs look AMAZING.

In a soft camel material with a waterfall front, belted waist and oversized fit - this maxi coat is perfect for adding some luxe to any look.

We have often been trained to steer clear of horizontal stripes as they can make you look wider than you are (this is true in some cases), however, what I love about this classic stripe top is the belted tie around the waist.

It looks super cool in different lighting and I love that it has belt loops so you can cinch it in at the waist.

A (# 8) sheath dress and (# 13) cardigan combo will look polished and chic with a skinny belt around your waist.

The photo with the belt from the dress where the flap is hoisted to the waist, makes you look perfect.

The 8 was form - fitting, but I wore it with Spanx and it looked very flattering with the belt cinched at the waist.

Find a jumpsuit that already has a defined waist or cinch it in yourself with a fab belt (Love this one for a dressier look).

The belt was a last minute add - on that looks like it came with the dress and helped accentuate my waist a bit.

Moreover, there is a huge variety of floor length princess style lover ladies, no wonder that looks has its grace and especially when doubled with net fabrics and neat embroideries, laces and waist ribbon belts shaping your figure perfectly.

Some really beautiful outfit ideas here, I like the knit dress with the belt around the waist, really looks very appealing.

She polished off the tough look with a studded choker and waist - defining leather belt.

Look at your teeny waist in that obi belt!

The top comes with a matching teal waist stash, but for this look, I went with a black belt for an even bolder approach!

I like the idea of playing with sweaters and flannels as a different way to layer and replace a high waisted belt for a more casual look.

As you can see, I kept the accessories to a minimum and used the scarf as a chocker for that interesting and chic vibe.If you're going for a more fun or that bohemian look, you can tie the scarf in your hair or you can use it as a «belt» to cinch your waist for that define look or you can just ditch the scarf altogether, if you don't feel it.

I also love belting blazers because I feel like it gives it a different look and can accentuate your waist.

A little black dress with a thin belt cinched at the waist, and ballet flats will give it a more preppy look.

The way they fit my curvy yet short figure is absolutely amazing, giving me much longer looking legs, and a tiny waist, while accentuating my assets if ya know what I mean Normally I pair pleated skirts with skinny belts and cute tops for a fun daytime look, my self - proclaimed «mom uniform» is a high - waist skater skirt, tee shirt, cardi and fun sneakers, but I wanted -LSB-...]

I am short waisted and a belt seems to visually «divide my middle» and make me look thicker.