Sentences with phrase «worn this blazer much»

I haven't worn this blazer much recently but today was the perfect day to pair it with my new red ankle pants.

Not exact matches

For this show, I wore a floral blazer (similar here and here) and a pair of red pants I picked up from a random store in Milan and my equally worn - to - death Saint Laurent laceups (which I was terrified to purchase at the time, but I wear them so much it was worth every penny) with my Louis Vuitton Lockme bag sans shoulder strap.

I work in a corporate office as a social media manager, and while I'm pretty laid back in my everyday style — the office is not so much Managers are expected to wear blazers and dress on the more formal side of «business casual», which has honestly been quite a tough transition for me in the past (almost) year.

I normally opt for more casual looks on my blog because I love to share what I truly wear in everyday life, but today I wanted to style this blazer in a more sophisticated way and a look I would very much wear to dinner with friends during this time of the year or to a casual holiday cocktail party.

For Everyone Thursday (appropriate for pregnant, postpartum, and beyond), yes, I've chosen a non-maternity blazer — because, at least for my pregnancies, I could wear regular blazers (unbuttoned, sure) pretty much until I was ready to pop.

I get so much wear out of that blazer.

-LSB-...] much heavier and I would never have worn this jumpsuit without pairing it with a blazer (last seen here), but since I've been working out and seeing results I don't mind doing so now and -LSB-...]

Although I recommend wearing the blazer / coat in a «normal» way because wearing it as a cape is indeed it bit chilly (but it looks so much more «high fashion»!)

A faux fur vest is a great option to wear well into spring because it keeps ya warm without the bulkiness of a coat... what I did here to keep me warm, is simply layer it over my white boyfriend blazer (did I mention how much I love white blazers... pretty much love them more than black ones..

It's a never fail option that always gets compliments... I get so much wear out of my sequin blazer!

You already know how I much I love a good blazer and I've also declared it the One Trend to Wear for Fall, so why haven't you bought yours yet?!

In Marrakech... THAT sequin skirt — and you wore it with an outsized, masculine, navy blazer — said so much... until you started your story... then, wow.

Also, I have to mention how much I love the color of this blazer you're wearing in these pictures!

I wear my pink blazer so much but this post has given me some great ideas of how t switch it up a bit and try something new I especially love the look where you have paired it with the stripes.

Thanks so much Rebecca, I love this dress but I never wear it and sadly that blazer has been hanging in my closet for a year and this is the first time I have worn it

I'm not really a big fan of trench coats and with the weather in the UK i hardly ever get a chance to wear any, it seems to be pretty much a quick transition from a jacket / blazer to winter coats!

What I love most, though, is that pretty much any blazer or jacket you buy for work can do easy double duty on casual wear.

Your camel blazer is such a classic piece, no reason to not wear it as much as possible!

That's pretty much all I wear now, and it's easier to manage if your dress and blazer sizes are different.

The last time I wore this blazer it was still chilly outside and I paired it with black to keep it from looking too much like spring.

I have several blazers and love the look, but have not really worn them very much.

If I was the OP (I'm plus - size), I would wear great fitting trouser jeans, a flat or slightly heeled boot, a great top (shell or button - down, if you have one that fits perfectly), and the blazer with the sleeves rolled up — much like Jennifer Aniston up there.

When wearing it to work, I sometimes feel that I am exposing too much skin under an unflattering fluorescent light, so I temporarily cover my shoulders by pulling the straps up or wearing a light blazer.

I wore them with a lightweight knit top and sleek blazer, but you can wear them with pretty much anything — like a linen blouse and espadrilles for a casual look.

As much as I love classic pieces like blazers, flats, and button downs (see what I was wearing last October), I've recently been looking for ways to change up what I'm wearing.

I'm wearing this floral blouse under this white blazer but it pretty much goes with everything from a blouse to a cute cami to a turtleneck sweater!

This yellow blazer, however, brings me so much joy every time I wear it.

I wear this blazer a lot, with pretty much everything.

As much as I love wearing blazers and heels and dresses, I enjoy a Sunday off duty look from time to time.

I bought the made - in - the - UK tall blazer from North Clothing awhile back and am pleasantly surprised by how much wear I'm getting out of it!

In the eighties it was much worn with the secretary look, think pencilskirt and matching blazer.

As much as I am used to wearing jeans, I have never been really a blazer person.

- Always take you body type into account, avoid buying clothes that do not flatter you; - Avoid too much polished looks, better mix things and look playful; - Avoid too cheap fabrics, better buy less often and look statement; - Avoid wearing tight skirts / pants and tight tops, better go for loose top and tight bottom or vise versa; - I highly recommend you to avoid wearing: really short shorts, miniskirts, ripped jeans, unfitted blazers and baggy tops; - Determine your wardrobe essentials what will always be your saviors, in case if you do not know what to wear; - You should own a long coat, beautiful dress, fitted long pants, fitted blazer, good pair of jeans, white button - down; - You can always play with accessories: belts, hats and jewelry.

«I purchased the blue pinstripe blazer, and I have worn and enjoyed it very much.

If you are a guy who doesn't want to invest too much time into putting outfits together and wear blazers and suits, it does not mean that you need to be sloppy.

I liken it to a blazer, but with a much cooler vibe when wearing your basic white t - shite and ripped jeans.

In my previous post about blazers, I talked about how much I love them and how to wear a black one.

If wearing all black seems like too much for you, maybe start with just the black blazer, a white tee, jeans, and black heels.

I've been kinda craving a white blazer for a while, but I don't want to spend loads as I'm not sure how much I'd actually wear it.

Personally I am loving that blazer so much, I think I will be getting the most wear out of that style.

I LOVE it and have to force myself to reach for other blazers in my closet so that I don't wear it too much.

When I purchased it a few years ago I was much heavier and I would never have worn this jumpsuit without pairing it with a blazer (last seen here), but since I've been working out and seeing results I don't mind doing so now and I'm much more comfortable in my skin than I was before.

For example, as much as I'd love to wear this, I know investing in a classic blazer is much smarter.

I did wear it one other time for the Old School concert during my vacay in St. Louis, but I don't really have any pictures of it, but I dressed it up much more the last time and wore it with a blazer.

This is what I call my «sneaky» polished look — I'm really just wearing a lightweight top & comfortable jeans... but when you add a structured blazer & metallic loafers, it suddenly looks so much more pulled together.