Sentences with phrase «weekend worn as a dress»

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Nearing the end of my pregnancy as a senior associate in BigLaw, and I've spent about $ 600 on eight dresses (mostly navy, black, and grey) that I can wear for work, client meetings, weekends, weddings, etc..

You can dress them down for the weekends or wear one as your third piece to the office.

For the wedding over the weekend, I opted for a different pair of shoes but wish I had worn these instead, as I love how the lines of the dress work with the ankle strap instead of more of a caged look.

For now, I've been wearing them with casual denim on the weekends, as seen with this eyelet and overall combo, but once the weather actually cooperates I can't wait to wear them with a floral skirt or linen dress and bare legs.

So you're probably wondering why I wore this outfit for a weekend excursion to Central Park... Well the story is kinda goofy, maybe even a little embarrassing, but Nick and I thought it would be fun to get dressed up and play as if we were these big time shoppers dropping tons of $ $ at all the shops on 5th and Madison Avenues.

I was wearing this over the weekend as we had lovely weather here in the UK and it was a nice lightweight jersey dress to wear in the heat.

I totally fell for the J. Crew version of this sweater — I love that I can wear it to work or dress it down for the weekend like you did, as most of the graphic novelty sweaters / shirts can't be worn in dressy situations.

A colorful beach coverup you can wear with flip flops, or as a looser sack dress for weekend grocery store trips.

Although I will not wear this dress to school, there will be plenty of times to wear it, such as weekends, home - wear and travels (very handy, since it is so wrinkle - friendly and made of very thin material, so it takes up no place at all in your suitcase).

It works dressed up and down (think flat boots and leggings), as weekend - wear or at the office (with skinny trousers and pumps).

There are plenty of ways to wear a checked coat, as you can easily dress it up for the office or for running errands, and you can dress it down for casual weekend vibes.

This dress I'm wearing today can be worn to work with strappy sandals and a structured belt (as I often do) but also works weekends with cozy cardigans and floppy hats.

I hope you're not tired of this dress as I've previously shared it here and here, but I had to show it as I wore it to the wedding last weekend.

For this particular outfit I wore it out shopping with my mom in Athens while we were visiting my brother this past weekend for his parents weekend so I keep it rather casual underneath but I'm excited to dress it up as well!

In high school hoop earrings were against the dress code, so I wore them on weekends as much as possible.

The second dress I am wearing, also from H&M and also under # 20 (Off - the - shoulder dress, # 19.99), is perfect for wandering around as a tourist, for normal weekend activities (brunch, shopping of course), or even for work, as it can be dressed up (with heels) or down (with trainers) as required.

So I jump at the opportunity of wearing dresses over the weekend as it's much warmer where I live.

Dress (worn as a vest): BB Dakota, last seen here Shirt: Banana Republic Jeans: Current / Elliot Shoes: Kurt Geiger Bracelets: Bauble Bar (here, here), C. Wonder Clutch: Zara, old I hope you guys had a great weekend!

Anywho, at the weekend I went to my boyfriend's cousin's wedding and as the weather was also extremely beautiful, I chose to wear this gorgeous River Island Pink and White Scuba Bodycon Dress (and isn't it just divine?).

You may think of that cute denim dress that may be hiding in the back of your closet as a summertime staple for wearing on easy weekend days.

Wear our in - famous bamboo jersey top as a base for layering or for casual weekend dressing.

Add Meryl Streep to the list of people confused by Rose McGowan's weekend outburst against women planning to wear black dresses as a protest on the Golden Globe Awards red carpet in January.

Cusack's Curtis as action man in a plain black suit and tie (his limo driver's outfit) or plastic surgeon Dr. Gordon Silberman (Thomas McCarthy) as a scrubs wearing amateur pilot, mommy Kate (Amanda Peet) in her best weekend peasant dress with casual hoody thrown over the top, even Tamara (Beatrice Rosen) as the bimbo with a heart of gold — don't judge a person by their stilettos; she may look like a whore but will happily save a couple of kids above her own life.

They're just an anti-Trump protest by the same people who in January this year were marching around dressed as vaginas, and who in Berkeley the last few weekends have been beating people up wearing facemasks.