Sentences with phrase «wardrobe pieces do»

While trendy wardrobe pieces don't necessarily work for everyone, vintage silhouettes are flattering on every body type.

Not exact matches

If you're revamping a boring wardrobe or just starting to build one with the basics, there are certain pieces you can't do without.

A great way to do this is to follow the fashion trends, as avoiding fashion trends altogether can mean you lose out on the chance to pick up some key pieces for your wardrobe.

Because while I do believe in investing in key pieces, there are definitely ways to amplify and improve your wardrobe without breaking the bank.

Having capsule wardrobes does not mean that you can not go shopping, just that you should opt for more unique and interesting pieces, which you can find at

-LSB-...] my upcoming fall wardrobe and shopping — I'm going to attempt to adopt Caroline's capsule wardrobe challenge, which involves choosing 37 pieces for one season (three months) and not doing any -LSB-...]

Inspired by bloggers like Unfancy and Viviana Does Makeup, a capsule wardrobe can be based on any number of pieces (Viviana suggests -LSB-...]

(If you don't know, a capsule wardrobe is, it's a very small wardrobe, made up of very versatile pieces — Unfancy has a great page explaining capsule wardrobes here.)

And when done smart, a few key pieces of quality nursing apparel can really stretch across your entire wardrobe.

If you don't want to spent a lot of money building an interim wardrobe, consider buying only a few new, high quality items that you know you look great in, and then checking out a few thrift and second hand stores for more pieces that will fit you without costing an arm and a leg.

Their versatile lifestyle pieces truly do double duty: They're just as appropriate for an afternoon hike as they are for after - work beers (hello, capsule wardrobe!).

Here I am, 25 years later, still needing high - quality, affordable pieces in my wardrobe... Who doesn't?

Some / a lot of the items I have in my wardrobe have sold out now because I don't top up every year, but I've linked all the items in the collage to similar items I'd be tempted by if I was looking to buy new pieces.

But we've had many cool days, including ones that didn't even make it out of the 60s, so a few pieces from my fall wardrobe are already in heavy rotation.

I thought in keeping with my capsule wardrobe I would do a post about how to change the look of one piece (in this case a black dress) and style it two different ways.

I don't usually plan my outfits in advance unless it's a special occasion, or I've just bought a bunch of new pieces and I'm trying to integrate them into my wardrobe

I definitely need more red pieces in my wardrobe that don't say «OHIO STATE» on them lol

Click to shop: While I do my best to wear all the items in my wardrobe, there are few pieces I always find myself reaching for in the morning.

I'll be sharing some of my favorite trendier / more statement pieces in up coming post but I just wanted to remind y ’ all that just because the season is changing doesn't mean you have to break the bank and buy a completely new wardrobe, sometimes keeping it simple is best.

I do love the top and definitely have pieces I love even though they're not figure flattering in my own wardrobe — especially for summer!

I realized after gaining weight and buying limited pieces for interim only, that I really don't need as much as I thought I did and would like to move towards a smaller wardrobe.

So, my sartorial goal for next month is to hone my winter style and add a few new pieces to my wardrobe that don't make me completely hate the season!

Now that you've added your must - haves back to your wardrobe, it's time to carefully consider the pieces that didn't pass muster and identify why they're laying listlessly in the «meh» pile.

and like if I hadn't enough white shirts already (if you don't know, my wardrobe is made of white shirts only) I felt like I really needed to implement a few more basic pieces to it.

I've been wanting to read something like this for a while and I had to do what your friend did, I embraced my wardrobe and now I go to the oficce with this marvelous pieces that I had hidden in my closet and reserved just for the weekend so tell your friend she made the right decision, I've never been happier!

Since I'm wearing a parka pretty rarely I didn't want this high - quality piece to be placed in the wardrobe to often.

Does the colour work with other pieces in my wardrobe?

I don't have a 5 piece French wardrobe (or a 33 piece

It's always a struggle to find pieces that are trendy, but also classic enough to last in your wardrobe for multiple years — you don't want to be breaking your bank for an item you're only gonna wear a couple of times.

I have so many red wardrobe pieces in my closet, that I wasn't sure how to explore a color story that didn't have at least 100 golden moments to share.

Maybe now that you don't need a five - day - a-week work wardrobe you can invest (guilt free) in a few more «show pony» pieces.

Even though I tend to wear oversized pieces from my entirely boyfriend - ish wardrobe on a daily basis, I do love to wear dresses from time to time.

There were just some pieces upon examination of my wardrobe that I didn't need.

I love buying and wearing luxe statement pieces, but almost 80 % of my wardrobe are from high street stores and I do believe this is absolutely normal.

I don't have too many «tender» pieces in my wardrobe — there's more of what I would call «tough».

As a fashion blogger I don't consider myself trendy by any means, however I do like to incorporate some trendy items with older pieces already in my wardrobe.

When it comes to my wardrobe, I don't tend to purchase pieces in pink hues, but I loved the geometric pattern and colorblocking of this sweater.

Do you like recreating a new style with your old wardrobe piece?

I would seriously love to have a picture perfect wardrobe, where everything blends seamlessly on a garment rack and you don't have clashing pieces getting in the way when you want to take an instagram photo.

Though Uila asked for a list of 25 or 30 items, and I could certainly put together such a lengthy list, I wanted this post to loudly echo my own wardrobe - comprised as it is of vintage, repro, and vintage appropriate pieces - and the honest to goodness truth is that I don't wear (or own) a massive big number of different types of garments myself, so following in Janey's (super stylish!)

I hope that my reply here has helped to show you that one doesn't necessarily need a wardrobe with 25, 30, 50 or more different types of garments (though of course, it can have that many, if you so desire, don't get me wrong), but instead that one of the best ways to create a killer wardrobe is with different multiples of the kinds of pieces that look best on you and which channel whatever kind of vintage look you're after.

A pinup witch is an excellent option if you're on such a strict budget that you don't want to spend out anything at all to make your costume, because I bet you have enough black pieces in your wardrobe to put something together, and also a great option for a last minute costume you weren't prepared to need.

Of course, you might say this is not the most exciting piece of clothing in your wardrobe, but you can make it look stylish, if you know how to do it right.

This does not necessarily translate to a strict percentage for your closet, but it does indicate that your wardrobe should favor versatile pieces for the activities you engage in the most.

I rotated and restyled several pieces, and still do, but as seasons change and as my style evolves so does my wardrobe.

I have always struggled in this department because I love my fun, colorful, and bright wardrobe... but the 9 - 5 dress code doesn't always allow me to use my favorite pieces.

Some wardrobe pieces are not so much appealing today, but it doesn't mean you have to buy a whole new outfit.

You don't have to go out and buy a whole new wardrobe to get the refresh effect — buying just a few pieces can breathe a little life into your closet.

Now, I know what some of you are thinking, that you've never heard of a coach jacket, well neither did I, but now, it's one of the most versatile and transitional pieces you could own in your wardrobe.

Jeans are the perfect foundational piece for incorporating your spring pieces into your wardrobe, even though it doesn't quite feel like spring yet.