Sentences with phrase «waisted skirt like»

If you want to go dressier, think about tucking it into a high - waisted skirt like the Milady Skirt at Anthropologie (if your skirt doesn't have detail at the waist, finish it off with a subtly - detailed belt — I love the Belgo Lux Bow Belt or the Tasha Multi Chain Belt, both at Nordstrom).

Not exact matches

I like the Beach Belle Bubble Blooms Halter Tankini Top and the Beach Belle Black High Waisted Swim Skirt.

At this stage, she was looking more like a gown for a 7ft tall woman who appreciated a paper - bag waist, so next step was to attach the skirt to the bodice, them the dress, and get on with finishing touches.

I like to style my statement blouses with a neutral pair of high - waisted skinny jeans, denim shorts or a skirt!

If you like a full skirt, waist stays are really helpful in cinching the waist and streamlining the bulk at the waistline from all of that ruffling.

That skirt is something special — and the drop waist gives it an unexpected detail (and flamenco - like twirl factor?).

I like that the skirt sits right above my belly button, allowing me to show off a bit of my waist.

The XS fit perfectly on top and in the waist but the skirt had a strange shape to it where it looked like my thighs were 10x their size, it basically bowed out weirdly.

Always choose pieces to flatter your figure, for me this usually means creating a waist, and if possible also create the illusion of long legs like with this high waist mid length skirt.

I'm 5» 5 and the skirt hits the floor when I wear it at my waist but I like to wear the waist a bit higher and the length is perfect (e.g. I don't trip or step on it).

These two pieces from Zara make for the perfect match, making the one underneath look like a high waisted skirt, instead of a dress.

Stunning 1940s Mainbocher Inc black skirt in a lightweight fabric (seems like a light wool crepe) with a plethora of tassels in a chevron pattern at front waist.

Oftentimes, to get the shorts that fit in the waist you also get really wide legs and it looks like you're wearing a pleated skirt.

COMMENTS: Nice pencil skirt, fabric is of very good quality, I like the leather feel waist band on this.

I also used a simple white crop top underneath (like this one)... if you don't already own a crop top like this one, I highly recommend it for skirts with a high waist so you don't get bunching underneath like when you tuck a shirt in

There are two types of crop top wearers: The ones who show off a slice of skin (like Vivica, who pairs her Jason Wu design with a high - waist pencil skirt), and the ones who show off full - on navel (see:).

The waist was usually too small and structured and then the puffed - out «skirt» of the sweater either looked too young and frilly or too much like a tu - tu.

Like a blazer and some pants, or a crop top and a high waisted skirt.

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

Even though in the»90s I wasn't that into fashion, as a kid I always say my mom wearing these kind of big jackets with oversized sleeves or shoulders and high waist skirts and wanted also to dress like that.

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

Like most 16 year olds, Elle's ready to push the style envelope — which she does at the N.Y.C. premiere of The Young Ones in a printed bra top worn with a high - waisted black skirt (both Creatures of the Wind) and red heels.

Don't get me wrong, I totally know that some girls are all about that bass and there's nothing wrong with that, but tight dresses that showed my curves were never really my thing — I always concentrated on showcasing other assets, like my kind - of - creepilly - small waist, hence the over use of the crop top & midi skirt combo.

In the past, I've worn the OTS trend a few different ways: 1) OTS top with a mini skirt 2) OTS dress, which I usually like cinched at the smallest part of my waist 3) OTS top with culottes, as I have done here.

My waist is between a size 28 and 30, depending on what time of the day I measure myself:) The skirt looks just like it does in the photos.

And yet when I popped into Zara a couple of weeks ago I was charmed by the quirkiness of this skirt which looks like a shirt tied around my waist.

The black - red - and - ivory motif is a twist on the classic navy - and - white marinière stripe, and still has the same goes - with - everything appeal: we like it paired with a high - waist belted skirt, as much as we do a pair of tried - and - true skinnies.

Even a bombshell like Sophia Loren or Marilyn Monroe looks great in a sheer neutral color plaid blouse with tie - neck paired with high - waist jeans, solid pencil skirt or trousers.

High waist shorts and skirts are some of my favorite clothes to wear for years now — and I like to combine them with boots.

I think I would have liked it better if my skirt was a couple of inches shorter (I think I have an abnormally long waist - to - knee length so even though this skirt hits just below mid-thigh, it feels really long).

I've found that pairing high - waisted skirts with cropped jackets is a style I really like on my proportions.

and I do like the longer tops and skirts and dresses but always worry about tied in waists on blouses and tops because they make me look terrible and «dumpy»..

I bought this top recently and it tucks into high waisted pieces like my skirt nicely, and it's also long enough that I can tie it and wear it that way with jeans or shorts (it doesn't look like a crop top).

The pearl set * is a bit prim with the turtleneck — a turtleneck sweater tucked into a high waisted pencil skirt being already in that clean, preppy Ralph Lauren vein — but I am myself a bit prim, and I like sometimes to look it.

I've never met a drop - waist I didn't like, but this one in particular - with the intricate layered rosette detail on the skirt, and creamy almost - tea - stained color, is definitely a stand - out....

I really like the waist belt trend since it makes your legs look longer I also love the classy mid-length skirt

I like that this look isn't too over-the-top because the skirt has a high waist.

Crop top is such a beautiful piece I usually wear them with high - waisted pants or skirts because I don't like showing my belly Your styling here is right on point.

With a plaid skirt meant to look like a shirt tied around the waist, these inset skirt leggings are perfect for those hosting their own 90s revival.

Pair it with a high waisted skirt, or a fun pop of color like I did here with these coral pants, and you're ready to take on brunch with the girls this weekend!

Like the knit pull on skirts I talked about earlier, a drawstring (or elastic waist) skirt is so so easy and therefore usually someones first garment (it was mine!)

I like to pair them with denim shorts, high waisted pants and skirts.

It even would be a great light weight shirt to layer with vests, midi skirts, overalls, or even high waisted jeans, like I have styled (any one of those options would be killer with a pair of fringe boots).

I don't really like wearing a high waisted skirt on its own, as I feel all the emphasis is on my tummy, which is an area I want to play down.

I really like the monochromatic grays and the high waisted skirt is lovely!

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).

Classic silhouettes like mermaid skirts and A-line waists were transformed by the designer's use of stunning shades like chardonnay, orchid, and blush, as well as holographic details.

I've owned it for almost two weeks and I've worn it a dozen times already... with high - waisted skinny jeans (like the model), tucked into some white shorts, over the black Silk Distance Skirt with the bottom knotted for church, and tied around the waist of my favorite spring dress.

Now don't look at me like I'm crazy but also don't underestimate the power of a high waisted skirt for hiding a magnitude of sins (extra pumpkin pie included), especially this one!

I really liked this leopard skirt as soon as I saw it online, I mean what is there not to like: it's leopard print, mini, skater fit and it makes your waist look super tiny.