Sentences with phrase «warm enough my legs»

Even if the weather is warm enough my legs are so winter white that they wouldn't know what to do if sun struck them!

Not exact matches

Here are some simple ways to tell whether your baby is warm enough: If her skin is blotchy and her arms and legs are cool and her cheek feels cool to the touch, add a layer or cover her head (with a hat) and feet.

For many families, especially poorer ones with winter newborns, it would actually be an economic burden to keep the house warm enough to sleep comfortably with only a thin blanket wrapped around your legs.

I love that it's warm enough to get away with bare legs yet cool enough to wear sweaters!

I so wish I was wearing this exact look today, when it's too cold to go out without a coat, yet «warm» enough to still have bare legs.

i am amazed that somewhere it's warm enough to bare legs!

The bare legs were a bold choice (and one that really should have been accompanied by some self - tanner...), but with the cozy crowd and ovens going inside all day, I was sweating plenty warm enough.

Wish it was warm enough for bare legs in Boston too!

The weather in OKC is not quite warm enough to show your legs off without tights, so here are a few tips that I use when trying to make a dress transition into spring.

This cozy cardigan is super soft and warm and it's long enough to wear with leggings because it covers your tush!

bottoms: 1 pair of shorts -LCB- similar -RCB-(just in case its warm enough), 1 pair of skinny jeans, 1 pair of black denim ankle length skinny jeans, 1 pair of ponte pants / thick leggings with pockets and stitch details that elevates them just a bit from regular leggings

How can you be warm enough up there for bare legs?

Slim enough to seem feminine under a tea - length skirt, they're also a fool - proof way to make your outfit warmer by swathing much of your leg in leather.

Sometimes in Summer - time it's nog even warm enough for bare legs: -LRB-

Warm enough to deal with the Autumnal air, but embracing the last (or beginning) of summer with the bare legs & open toes... the perfect look for a leisurely Saturday spent brunching and jumping from coffee shop to coffee shop.

It was just barely warm enough for bare legs, but since we are almost to Thanksgiving, I can't complain!

If s getting a bit warmer here for a few days, but not warm enough to go bare legs yet!

Blouse, skirt, sweater, block heels, nail polish, backpack Call me dramatic, but it's a beautiful feeling when the weather warms up enough to wear a skirt with bare legs for the first time of the season.

It was around 20 degrees celsius throughout the week so just warm enough to bare either the legs or arms.

I love that the weather will soon be warm enough to wear capri leggings again too.

This was one of those days where it was finally warming up but not warm enough to go bare legged.

Finally, the stars aligned for warm enough weather for bare legs AND the GYPO Spring Challenge called for a floral skirt and chambray.

Though ruffles, bow blouses, brooches, lace, plaid, brocade, floral, zippers, statement necklaces, patterned leggings and tights are in, fur scarves can be functional and stylish enough to keep you warm this season.

We're finally getting days in Chicago where it's warm enough to wear a skirt sans other leg covering (aka tights)!

Oh, if only it was actually warm enough out to have bare legs!

If it's not warm enough yet for bare legs, wear tights under your hot pants!

For the past several years, I always used a self tanner on my legs the first couple weeks of spring, when it's warm enough to go without tights.

I love that dress), the tuxedo stripe leggings (there will be more wigs), Halloween, getting my bike (which it's finally getting warm enough to consider riding), various posts with my beloved leather jacket (which it's finally getting warm enough to consider wearing), the bandeau top, the baseball cap, that other wig, the massive floppy hat, that mango guacamole burger... so many, really.

It also caters for the weather perfectly... it's finally warm enough for my legs to be out without tights, and my arms to be (almost) sleeve free!

I must say, when your upper body is dressed warm enough, bare legs aren't that cold.

To keep my warmer, I have a pair of leggings on underneath, which you can't even notice because the skirt is long enough and the boots are tall enough.

In Texas, even in the fall, it's usually still warm enough to wear capris, as opposed to full length leggings.

Those days where it's crisp in the mornings and then warm enough to bare either your arms or your legs (but not both) in the afternoon.

It was just barely warm enough for bare legs, but since...

Warm enough to show some leg!

Obviously these pictures were taken a while ago since the weather isn't warm enough for bare legs at the moment (although it's still quite warm for the time of the year!).

The sunshine is warm enough so I can show my shoulders and legs, and when the cold braze passing by,... Continue Reading

Finally, it's probably warm enough outside to go bare - legged.

I wanted so badly to wear a dress yesterday because it's finally warm enough, but a spider kind of attacked my leg and until the bites (yes, plural!)

If the weather is mild enough, the length of the skirt will still keep your legs warm and you can avoid tights.

Most boots sold during the fall and winter seasons are made of materials that are meant to keep you warm, and even if they are not, they are made with enough room for you to slip those must have leg warmers on to fill out the boots and to keep your legs warm in the meantime.

Now that the weather is getting warmer, I'm getting brave enough to show my pasty bare legs.

The reality is the weather in Nebraska is not quite warm enough on a regular basis for bare arms and legs yet, so, for now, I'm more likely to grab a cozy sweater or hoodie, some leggings, and bright boots to pair with my Amelia!

The short sleeves keep me warm enough inside (along with a scarf over my legs....)

Never pay full price for accessories The racks of headbands and leg warmers can easily win over browsers, but smart shoppers know they will be marked down at some point (or they are not special enough to pay full price).