Sentences with phrase «waist dresses too»

Not exact matches

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).

This beautiful Van Gogh print dress has been on my sewing To Do list for ages, as she fit perfectly in the waist but was a smidge too tight in the bust — an hour with my sewing machine and she's ready for a night out on the town!

I was most excited for this dress, but it's too tight in the waist for me and does not have stretch.

«The dress was too short waisted.

The empire style didn't flatter my figure well given that the dress is too long so I added a thick black belt to give definition on my waist.

Finally, the navy Ann Taylor number defines your tiny waist but gives you a curvy hourglass shape with the addition of those ruffles (the dress has a tiny polka dot pattern too, which I think is so classic).

It means the torso is too long for you and your hips flare out where the dress expects you to still have a waist.

My Glam dress from them runs small and thusly fits snugly in an XL, but all other XLs I have from them are too loose in the waist, even though the size charts say I should be an XL because L is for 30 inch waists.

A large percentage of the clothes that I buy require alterations — I usually need to get the waist taken in, the sleeves shortened, and skirts / dresses lengthened (I'm very particular about not having skirts go too high above my knees).

This dress seems to be just a smidge too big on me, especially through the waist.

I can use it for parties too because it looks like a grecian inspired dress and doesn't look like a swimsuit cover up when I put the gold chain on my waist.

I'm looking for something that will play well with a nice dress and a pair of boots, but everything I've tried on (Banana, Loft, etc.) has been far too wide in the waist.

I wish I could have given an extra half star... I am 5» 6», 135 lbs, with a 25» / 26» waist and purchased the xs... It was a little loose in the waist, but I still wonder if the xxs would have been too small, and it was a little long, even in heels, but it was still totally wearable right out of the package... I had been eying this skirt for a year or so now, but it was always out of stock or i did nt feel I could justify the price... Eventually I got an email saying it was back and I decided to go for it regardless (literally recieved the email and bought it over the next few minutes haha)... I have worn it to two weddings so far, one of which I was told that I was «definitely the best dressed guest», and it's just so flowy and beautiful.

Since I always have a difficult time finding a drop - waist dress that fits right, I'm so wishing that I bought this dress in hot pink too.

great black / gray combo, I think the drop - waist dress would look great in pink too http://www.theitalianglam.com/

Some experts have shared their ideas that what kind of tops and blouses have to wear with a high waist outfit which can be very useful for the girls who are taking too much interest to wear such dresses.

Measurements of this dress in 2P, for reference: 17 ″ armpit to armpit, 13.5 ″ across the waist (skinny belt helps cinch it a bit too), 14 ″ from top of shoulder to waistline, 56 ″ total length.

Stunning dress — too large in the waist on me and I never had time to tailor her.

Stunning dress — but hits me too high on the waist.

I absolutely adore this dress, but must admit she is too short waisted for me.

The cutest dress — but too short waisted on me.

I don't wear garments that are too loose in the waist, so I'm looking for the belt more to break up the large area of my hips when I wear dresses.

Empire waist maxi dresses were my pregnancy go - to as well, like you said they don't get too short with a bump, even when some of my other dresses sadly did!

Sometimes, the right piece — a smoothing, high - waisted slip or seamless underwear that disappears under every dress — can give you a jolt of confidence without too much hassle.

I love the belt here, too because it cinches the waist nicely and adds a little something extra to the bold pattern of the dress.

I'm tall but not short - waisted so I often find Boden's waist line on dresses hit way too high on me.

I'm not petite for dresses but I'm a 00 - 0 and a lot of them are too big on me, particularly in the top / waist.

I'm almost in the boobs - too - small - for - my - waist category so I'll own up to having to use some extra oompf in the bra department to get the most flattering fill in this dress, but I'm cool with that because I basically feel like an autumn goddess in this dress and it's perfect.

Also if your bust measurements are too big for your waist measurement in this dress's measurement proportions you may need to size up and either get cinching on that belt or have it possibly taken in.

I paired it with some high waisted black flared jeans to give it a little bit of a boho vibe, but it would be perfect dressed up with a high waisted skirt too!

What I'm looking for: - Opaque black - Long or 3/4 sleeve - Light material, not too structured (for example, ponte doesn't fall the way I want)- No colored cuffs or collars or anything, just plain - Either small in the waist compared to bust or stretchy enough to accommodate a difference - Ideally under $ 100, but that's flexible for the right dress.

I like dresses to come in at the waist, and generally flare out a little, like a skater skirt (but not too hugely a la Dior's The New Look, that's too dressy for me).

I have a similar body shape to the OP (although I have to deal with a tail, too, sigh) but wearing a properly fitted dress and an awesome coordinated / matching jacket with sharp shoulders and a tailored waist would make you look AMAZING, not that you don't already.

Fitted at the waist, flouncy at the hem, and the perfect watermelon pink... this dress is too sweet to save for only special occasions.

I got a size XL thinking that it would be the right size... and while the dress fit me GREAT in the shoulders, it was just a little too bulky around my waist and hips and it was SO long.

The size 4 would have certainly been too small, even at the waist where I have the most «wiggle» room in this dress.

Maternity dresses are too big, yet regular dresses tend to have cinching in the waist or just aren't flattering while pregnant, until I found THIS non-maternity midi dress.

A striped dress is such a staple, but I always try to add a few pieces to keep it from looking too nautical, like this fringed Hanuel necklace and tying a jean jacket around my waist.

What works with my high - waisted pants is sometimes too long with skirts or dresses, and what's short enough for a dress is too short for other things.

The last dress I bought had the waist line at the ribs too.

My expanded waist seems to love this style of dress although I will mention that I am making a concerted effort to lose those extra inches simply because too much of my wardrobe no longer fits.

I found these tips helpful because there has definitely been times where I loved a certain dress but it was too drapy and long and made me look like I didn't have a waist.

Whether you choose a bodycon dress or skinny high - waist pants, be careful not to overdo it by flaunting a piece that's too tight or revealing.

The defined waist on this dress was perfect, I loved the mauvey shade, and the florals were just too cute.

When I first spied her, this beautiful dress was several inches too big in the waist and bust for me.

The dress actually looks stunning without a belt too, but I wanted to create a small waist that night as I wasn't feeling especially pretty - you know how it is when you feel rushed... anyway I continue to be surprised by this dress's versatility - Great design Bri!!

Kendall Jenner put way too much skin on display at the MuchMusic Video Awards in an embellished white Fausto Puglisi dress with double side slits that went up almost to her waist.

The tulip hem of the dress is so pretty, and I too am all about good waist definition.

A horizontal band defines the waist well and the dress has fit - and - flare properties without making the skirt too voluminous.

Many times my tiny waist has been left uncinched by a belt too big for my dress size.