Sentences with phrase «wearing items too»

Not exact matches

I was being ridiculous categorizing certain items in his little toddler wardrobe as weekend wear because I deemed them too nice for daycare.

I always wear those when making meatballs too... and when working with other gooey items too.

(could be anything from too many negatives to having too many different user names) The forum moderators seem to have a good system in place to protect the cloth diapering, baby wearing mothers to have a safe and friendly place to exchange their unwanted items for something they need.

For them they are fashion items too, a way for their owner to show who they are, their personality through the type of compression socks they are wearing.

I try not to buy too many maternity items as you can't usually wear them outside of being pregnant, s o it's always nice to have a list of items that will work for pregnancy (and being short waisted, I have the same problem with regular waistlines!)

The red shoe trend will remain sensational forever but avoid «all - over» red look because too much of sexy items being worn together would look bit trashy.

I can never have or wear too much leopard, like any of these closet worthy leopard items.

The shoes I'm wearing are also perfect «transition» items: Not too closed and not too open.

This layered velvet choker is easily my favorite item on the list because it is the easiest to wear and has a fun design that is not too serious.

Yet again this works very well for me, because I know when an item is too colorful, it ends up in my wardrobe, without being worn.

Here are my must have pieces that carried me through all 3 trimesters, and they are also some items I'm currently wearing postpartum too so you'll get the most bang for your buck:

I am similarly tempted to collect many more cuckoo items for the house and too wear.

Why not take your camera on your next trip out, whether it be with family or friends, ask them to snap your look, and if you're feeling fancy, snap theirs too and create a mini lookbook.Content ideas: personal style feature / street style / style series (by brand / product / style) / Seasonal style edit / how to wear an item 5 ways / product wish lists / recreate the look / How to style X /

It helps that I've started to pay close attention to establishing staples in my closet — building a wardrobe full of items that are stylish, but not too trendy, able to be worn season after season, and can be mixed and matched effortlessly.

Over the years my personal style has ranged from wearing all black (junior high) to wearing an assortment of items that were too big or too small (high school) to basic jeans or black pants and a plain shirt.

This is the time of the year when we're drawn to so many sale items and since summer is coming to an end, we start thinking how to wear them in the fall too.

Your vest and turtleneck are kind of items that I like to wear too!

All three of those items could be worn now too, I think.

I purchased this vest not too long and it has quickly become a staple item in my closet (wore it multiple times during our trip to Napa this weekend).

Wearing earrings, necklaces, and bracelets from the same set might look tasteless if the items are too large.

Most of us bring home items that we haven't worn proving that we pack far too much.

There have been so many times I have wanted to wear something but the item was too itchy or too short or too low - cut or whatever, and I couldn't pull it off.

I featured Louella Deville here on the blog not too long ago reviewing the delicious Iris Frenchie dress, an item that, months on, I still look forward to wearing every single time I pull it out of my wardrobe as if it's the first debut wear.

I wear a 2X or a size 20 in most items but these pants were too tight could not pull up all the way.

haha I'm like you when I find an item that i really like, I wear it too much.

Although it's a bit too late, I'll definitely keep it in mind for next years mother's day Most of the time I'm not wearing special earrings or necklaces, but I'm addicted to rings and watches — I would never leave the house without these goodies.:) I'm also wearing some special black jeans and a new blouse and espadrilles I found at Uterque when I arrived in Palma (you might saw both items on my snapchat:)-RRB-.

I just love finding a treasured items for pennies too, the cost per wear is next to nothing!

I always take far too many «just in case» items and then of course, never wear them.

A simple flat - front black pant A straight skirt hemmed just below the knee is flattering A dress, fitted and sleeveless, that can be worn with a cardigan A fine - knit sweater; try a bright color that suits you A cardigan: Black is always chic and easy to wear A shell, perhaps in a neutral color A crisp white shirt always looks smart A coat: Stay classic with this item and go with black or gray A classic shoe: A black pump with an elegant heel will go with all of the above A black bag: With black shoes, it's best to go with a black bag; look for a simple style that's not too oversized.

I too have found with hand me downs that they don't get worn as much, because they aren't quite the right season, or they are wearing more of one type of item than another, etc..

You vow to clean out your closet because you so obviously have way too many items that you never even wear.

If wearing an item of clothing in velvet is too much for you, then just stick to a pair of shoes or a bag!

Speaking of oversize trend... I do like that long sweater worn as a dress trend, you know by itself... that one at least seems like a no brainier, but combining it with other clothing items seems a bit hard... skinny jeans seem an obvious option... as well as tights... but with other types of pants and skirts, it can sort of split us in two and look too bulky - what do you think?

I always love items from F21 that bloggers wear but I avoid the store, too.

While we are constantly looking ahead and waiting for the newest collection and worrying so much about the «hottest item» but I try not to dwell too much on fast fashion because I want to be able to wear it year after year, season after season.

need to have an eye for making the items more wearable - most of the dresses and tunics are too short for me, so I'll add a slip or wear as a tunic.

I always use Pinterest too — it helps me see how others have worn items.

Lately, I haven't been spending too much money on clothing while I try to stick to my New Year's resolution goals and have been utilizing items that I rarely wear, or haven't worn at all.

All of the pieces that are featured this week are cozy items to wear around the house this winter, and the bonus is that everything is under $ 100 too.

With these items completing your wardrobe, and by keeping them clean and fresh looking when you wear them, you have a better chance of not being judged too harshly on appearances alone.

Just be careful not too wear more than two tribal printed items or you might end up looking like an Amazon woman (or man.)

But from the Proenza Schouler fringe dresses to the no less than 299 fringe items currently for sale at ASOS — the detail's just too done; it no longer packs as much of a punch when 3 girls at the cool party are wearing a crazy fringe skirt.

Not on how to combine it with other clothes, whether your skirt is too short and it might not be practical enough for the occasion... the only thing you have to consider is choosing the right shoes So this is actually an item for people who don't want to spend time on thinking about what to wear at all — with the benefit that they will look stylish anyways, haha.

To play, post a picture of you on instagram wearing an item from a local company, use our hashtag #shoputahchallenge, and nominate 3 friends to play too!

However if the item of clothing in question is something that you haven't worn before then I can see where it gets too daunting to attempt putting an outfit together.

I make sure I take practical items for walking around in and I don't feel the need to worry too much about what I'm going to wear nowadays.

I'll do my best to keep it at a few items per category but as you know, I don't wear too much makeup so I won't have too much in that department.

I think all items will eventually get wear and tear with use so although I am careful, I try not to be too worried over it to the point that I don't use and enjoy them often!

And I felt better about myself, and probably have a better view of my body now than I did back when I was 20 lbs lighter and thinking I just couldn't wear certain items because I was «too curvy.»

I love that she's able to wear ripped jeans and other items that many would consider too trendy for a woman of a certain age.