Sentences with phrase «wearing wardrobe items»

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Slim, skinny or straight, acid wash or basic blue, denim is definitely the most - worn wardrobe item.

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 think it's really interesting that most of the items I wore the most had already been in my wardrobe for 3 years or more.

Offer a teen a selection of your 1980s wardrobe items, and you might make a friend for life or at least until the irony wears off.

With this blazer and bag, for example, I've worn both of them many more times than some of the trendier, more inexpensive items in my wardrobe.

Try and keep your maternity wardrobe to a few items, for example a dress that can worn anywhere, a few tops (ones that can double up for breastfeeding after your baby's born are always useful) and a pair of jeans.

You should love every item in your capsule wardrobe and it's best to go for neutral colors for this to make it easier to wear each and every piece interchangeably with each other.

Wondering how to wear pink skinny jeans with items you already own in your wardrobe?

We've got some great styling inspiration over on our Pinterest boards so you can make the most of any of your staple nursing wear items in your wardrobe and wear them again and again looking effortlessly chic every time.

Then work to build a minimalist wardrobe of items you love and want to wear every single day.

Whether you wear them at formal occasions, to work or causal outings, polka dots have proven to be a must - have item in your wardrobe.

The following is the bare - bones of my Autumn wardrobe; the items I'll be wearing the most and couldn't do without.

You will probably already have your capsule wardrobe — It'll be those few items you wear on a regular basis.

I think I might be an accidental minimalist who forgot to dump her baggage, because I probably wear only 15 items in rotation, and yet I have a wardrobe bursting with unworn clothes.

Pre capsule wardrobe and pre minimal lifestyle when I was surrounded by endless piles, drawers and wardrobes full of clothes, I'd demote less worthy items to loungewear and, if I'm being honest, I'd feel like a slob when I wore them.

Black skinny jeans — These are the item I probably wear most out of everything in my wardrobe.

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.

Since it's summer, I've paired it with two items you've seen me wear before (and that have been on repeat in my summer wardrobe)-- my Charlotte Russe Espadrille Wedges and my LOFT white skinny jeans (see here for the story of my desperate search for white skinnies!).

Plus, wearing a dress as a skirt would also be a great option if you're doing a capsule wardrobe (like we discussed in the last post) to get more outfits out of a few items.

These are the items that I will reach for on a Monday morning, the items that I can wear all day around my house, and have in my wardrobe for years.

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.

All of these items, as well as Camryn's entire wardrobe, will be sold in the coming months as Harper wears and outgrows them — I will announce the Instagram account for any of you interested.

To give your wardrobe a proper spring clean, you probably need to clear out items you no longer wear or love, and focus on re-filling your wardrobe with new season items that you love and that make you feel comfortable.

Lima's Wardrobe There are two items in my closet that I wore over and over again; my fishnet tights and this black coat

Lately I've been working very hard to clear out my closet of all the things that I never wear, and minimize my wardrobe to my favorite items that I feel great in.

Especially, when this is contrasted with Susie Faux's original capsule wardrobe concept of around a dozen items meant to be worn year - round, every year.

Can you wear it with at least three other items in your wardrobe?

I buy pieces that I have truly fallen in love with and know that even though I will not wear it «all the time» and may not be applied to my «everyday» wardrobe I will always find a way to wear it in a different way and will not be able to find that particular item «everywhere.»

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!)

Whenever I feel like I have nothing to wear (and it happens quite often) or I'm bored with every single item in my wardrobe, I go for neck scarves.

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.

Reviewing my wardrobe I've noticed that I got a thing for sleeveless dresses, but to wear them in chilly weather I really need more cardigans, preferably coloured (say hello to new wishlist items).

I really want to try and create a capsule wardrobe for the different seasons, and I think seeing what other people are wearing definitely helps me get a better idea of items that I would wear more often!

I have been loving all things lace lately and have actually added quite a bit of lace detailed items to my wardrobe this spring, from my white Birthday dress I wore for yesterdays post here, to todays lace number that I can't wait to show you.

Those high quality items continue to be the most worn and most loved pieces in my wardrobe.

Every Spring I like to assess my closet or drawers and make a note in my phone under «notes» of items I need to invest in or be on the look out for as I build on my Spring wear wardrobe.

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.

Make sure to plan some outfits in your mind to see if the item works with your wardrobe... Same with occasions, try to come up with a few where you could wear it.

I still really enjoy wearing fitted maternity clothes, but I'm moving away from adding more of those items to my wardrobe right now.

Famously worn by James Dean throughout his hay - day and stylised by Alex Turner for his teddy image — it's grown to be a statement item to any wardrobe.

A timely post as I am purging more items in my wardrobe to only owning things that I love and wear often.

Since it keeps track of the clothes you wear most often, this wardrobe app will also give you personal guidance when it's time to shop for new items and let you know which items will give you the most options in your closet.

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.

track of the clothes you wear most often, this wardrobe app will also give you personal guidance when it's time to shop for new items and let you know which items will give you the most options in your closet.

All this month I will be showing you how you can wear almost any item from your wardrobe at any time of the year.

Booties are a great item not only to transition your wardrobe, but to continue wearing all fall and into winter.

I'm building a wardrobe piece by piece of items that i love to wear.

But there are some classic items that will make up the foundation of your wardrobe and can be just worn anytime.

This means having a clear out, selling, donating or recycling the items that we get minimal use from and stocking our wardrobe back up with carefully chosen garments that we'll regularly wear.