TULLE
Tulle might be most commonly associated with wedding dresses, but designers have worked the netting into the clothing items for their spring collections. I'm a fan of this trend because I associate tulle with softness and femininity, two things that I usually go for when creating my summer look.
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The above set includes a tulle shrug by Lanvin ($1,790). Description via net-a-porter.com:
Lanvin Blanche's sheer ivory tulle shrug with ruched finish and raw trim makes a directional coverup for the modern bride. Wear this cropped sleeve shrug to add a tactile touch of whimsy to a strapless column dress.
The description mentions brides, however, it would also work with more casual items to create a soft, and even whimsical look.
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The tulle item the above set is the tulle and georgette drape dress by Donna Karan ($2,495). Description via net-a-porter.com:
Donna Karan's peach georgette dress with sheer taupe and cream mesh layers is an ethereal evening style.
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The above set includes a ruched tulle skirt ($1,495). Description via net-a-porter.com:
Upgrade your day-to-evening repertoire with Donna Karan's chalk ruched tulle pencil skirt with jersey underlay.The skirt is a Donna Karan runway piece. Tulle never looked so classy and sexy!
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