Sentence examples for maybe worn with from inspiring English sources

So this means high-waisted, mid-length, pale denim skirts or dresses with a bit of an A-line to them and maybe worn with a blouse and brown leather belt; platform sandals; satchel bags; boxy blazers; tapered slacks; employment of the word "slacks" when describing them, etc.

For example, if orange is your favorite color but doesn't look good with your skin tone, maybe wear an orange belt with a blue shirt, or any other color that both looks good with orange and looks good on you.

He is a man in his fifties, maybe, wearing a blue shirt with "Los Angeles Dodgers of Los Angeles" printed in white.

Maybe wearing this shirt connects me with a part of my younger self that was incredibly emotional and vivid, and those feelings, combined with that sense of having a secret, is how I like to feel when I write.

Wear old-fashioned clothes Maybe wear green or white dresses, with a bow or a diadem.

I don't remember any of this winter's designer trousers being pleat front, severe and straight — except maybe at Dior Homme, worn with a high-crown Amish hat.

There were cropped riding pants, or maybe riding jeans, worn with a caramel leather sweatshirt and a luxe coat, some killer leather pants and a long and narrow khaki skirt that would work on a horse only if you were riding sidesaddle.

Maybe wear a tight, black dress, but not too tight, with a pair of nude heels.

Or maybe wear a raincoat.

Was she maybe wearing headphones?

Maybe wear a little makeup.