Another fun tulle skirt

CarolS

Could not resist sharing this delightful tulle skirt juxtaposition for all who have been enjoying this concept lately! Who will wear this to Sal's party?

ETA one more. I can't wear this look, so I guess I am getting my fill this way! Enjoy.

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3 years ago

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Katerina

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That is some skirt! Love the juxtaposition with the blazer and boots, awesome. Thanks for the inspiration.

3 years ago

Angie

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Really beautiful! Fun steampunk meets equestrian vibe

3 years ago

Tanya

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Super fun. I recently found a very similar look in black, when looking for equestrian-inspired outfits with skirts, and it is quite something.

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3 years ago

CarolS

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Yes!!!

3 years ago

Stagiaire Fash

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Wow!
These are too pronounced for me, but I’m looking forward to tulle’s place in our wardrobe once the current exuberance settles down. I bet they won’t fade away entirely.

3 years ago

Janet

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Those are pretty! The green one is quite reminiscent of the blue plaid from Kate Hewko that Suz and I recently bought.

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3 years ago

CarolS

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Yes -- very similar vibe. I can't wait for you to have a chance to wear yours, Janet!

3 years ago

rachylou

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Ok. Starting to want a tulle skirt!

3 years ago

Anonymous

Man I wish I was thin . I love looks like this - even though they are outside my environmental norm for wearing .

3 years ago

CarolS

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I hear ya, Lisa!

3 years ago

Roxanna

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I just adore this first one. What a smart way to take it or of 90s territory and make our a bit older and more sophisticated by the neutral colour palette and adding a suiting element. Though I don't have a tulle skirt, I will be using this trick with a velvety skirt I just thrifted for holiday season...

3 years ago

Anonymous

Tanya, is that Jennifer Lawrence? Love her!

The tulle skirts are very cool

3 years ago

lozz_oz

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Love how the equestrian vibes tempers the exuberance of the tulle. Janet’s rendition is a perfect example - the hardware of the jacket repeated in the boots, the definition of the waist, and the exposed forearms and lower legs - all balancing out the patterned tulle. FUNtastic look!

3 years ago

Zaeobi

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I'd totally wear #1, just with a shorter blazer in a richer colour instead. I have a burgundy velvet jacket that could fit the bill

3 years ago

Windchime

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Beautiful skirts! I love the juxtaposition with the jackets.

3 years ago

Jaime

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What a fantastic outfit! I love the green skirt too and would snap that up at a thrift store in a micro-second!

3 years ago

Janet

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Y’all, I’m getting more excited to wear that plaid skirt!

3 years ago

Janet

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Oh, and I am not really what you’d call “thin” (this is a size L skirt and my waist is stubbornly hanging on at 30ish inches) so I think this is more wearable than many of us expect, depending on styling. The jacket in this photo is doing a lot of work adding structure and shape! Seriously if you love the look, I would try it — I was so convinced it wouldn’t work for me that I didn’t even give it a fair try-on at first.

3 years ago

Kate

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I have no use for such a thing, but that first skirt is absolutely gorgeous!!

3 years ago

Stagiaire Fash

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I don’t think this is a look you have to be thin to wear (I don’t think there are any, but that’s a topic for another day). I’ve seen women in Berlin and Boston wearing all-black outfits (or nearly—one in Berlin had some black & red Buffalo plaid up top) that included tulle skirts. I won’t guess at numbers, because I’m terrible at it and because it upsets some people, but I will tell you they were happily wearing their tulle fashion, and are not what anyone would call thin. The tulle layers are big & floofy and body-hiding anyway. So if you want to wear it, do it!

3 years ago

CarolS

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You're very right SF that it is very much a personal body-confidence thing, not a cut off size at which a person of X weight or Y height cannot carry a look. I don't feel flattered or happy with anything that adds extra bulk to my bulkiest areas. Instead, I look to play up my narrower areas, as that feels more flattering to me. I know there are beautiful women of all sizes out there rocking a whole spectrum of incredible looks.

3 years ago

Anonymous

Anyone can and should wear whatever they want . No one needs to be thin or not thin in order to wear anything . I was talking about myself only and what I feel looks best on my body . I don’t find things that emphasize my perennially 7 mos pregnant belly particularly flattering , comfortable , or happiness- inducing . All the power to those who are free from these burdens !

3 years ago

Suz

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Wow. You are giving me great styling ideas for my skirt!!

3 years ago

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