Footwear for tulle skirts isn't limited to the dainty and formal—sneakers, lug sole boots, and chunky loafers are all more than worthy partners for a tulle look. You could also switch things up with a more modern alternative, such as a platform heel, especially if your skirt is voluminous.
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If you’ve had a chance to digest the spring/summer 2025 runways in its entirety, you’d quickly take note of an overarching theme dedicated to the softness of a woman’s inherent power. Nicole Phelps explained it best: “You don’t have to renounce your strength to be feminine.” Billowing
and bubbled silhouettes took the forefront
infusing the audience with a sense of otherworldly delight
these aren’t the bubble-hem basics of yesteryear—instead
these ethereal pieces remain grounded in strength
cascading silks aren’t afraid to take up space
A sense of wonder cascaded down the catwalks. At Khaite, chiffons and structured silks seemed suspended. For Alaïa, Mulier sent out models cast in sculptural, soft shapes, snapped onto the body like a magnet. And, at Ashlyn
And although we at Vogue easily fell in love with the fanciful notes showcased
we wondered: how would this be worn in real life
You’ve come to the right place because we have the answers
The key is to combine the unlikely. Wear Mango’s chiffon mini dress over a pair of laid-back, wide-leg trousers. Tuck a button-up shirt into a semi-sheer midiskirt. Add ballet flats and basket bags to billowy dresses
ground a tulle blouse with sporty sneakers
are nine ethereal spring outfit ideas to recreate
Christopher Esber’s T-shirt is unlike any other it is draped with a veil of silky texture. Turn it into an off-duty moment by tucking it into a balloon-hem midiskirt and adding sporty sneakers.
No matter the varying personal styles, we all have come to own a plethora of different button-up shirts—whether striped or classic white. Take note of the spring/summer runways with a red organza option from The Frankie Shop. Add warm-weather accessories, like Madewell’s latest basket bag, and Massimo Dutti’s leopard sandals.
While we adore this idyllic mini dress (made from layers of chiffon) as an eveningwear look, it can also be worn in the daytime over linen trousers.
There are plenty of ways to style a sheer skirt for spring—balance them out with wardrobe essentials, like button-up shirts, tees, and blazers. Complement the color of this mocha mousse find with chocolate brown stripes.
The cape is often seen as a winter-appropriate topper, but we’re taking it into the warmer months thanks to silky options that dance around the body. Own the night, or day, by wearing yours with pleated trousers and flip-flops.
This sleeveless dress from Lafayette 148 New York features an undulating handkerchief hemline made from layers of sweeping silk—a dress that goes hand-in-hand with the airy femininity of now. Bring yours back to earth with a mesh flat from Khaite, and a playful basket tote from Hunting Season.
Tired of your pussy-bow blouses and simple tops? Mango is here to add fantasy back into your rotation. Let the asymmetric neckline and semi-sheer fabric do the talking, and pair with easy wide-leg jeans from EB Denim and snakeskin ballet flats from Dear Frances.
Winter Balla snakeskin-print leather ballet flats
Peter Mulier was one of the first designers to send models down the runway in floaty yet sculptural pants, and the spring/summer iteration is lighter in fabric, and in hue. Go full butter with a complimentary tank top from Khaite. Add whimsy with a woven tote and jelly sandals.
For the maximalist, more is more is more! And the ethereal trend is the perfect place to layer on the goodness. Pair layered squares of silky organza (found in Khaite’s top), with Loewe’s flouncy floral skirt. Instead of opting for minimalist accessories, go bold with Dries Van Noten and Cult Gaia.
Yes, sheer pants can be worn in real life—when styled correctly, of course. Before adding your preppy knit and cool-girl accessories, add a boxer brief or a bodysuit.
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Archeda
The bathroom has evolved significantly from its purely utilitarian roots
it is as much a sanctuary for aesthetics as for function
designed to create a serene environment dedicated to personal well-being and relaxation
Archeda’s latest bathroom collection fully embraces this evolution called the Tulle collection—a breathtaking assortment of washbasins
Archeda’s Tulle collection is not just about washbasins; it represents a holistic approach to bathroom design
The collection includes suspended furniture
and base units equipped with meticulously crafted internal accessories
These elements are designed to be both functional and visually striking
allowing for endless compositions that cater to a variety of tastes and needs
“We believe that the bathroom should be a space where design contributes to comfort and well-being,” says Alberto Poletto
“Every detail in the Tulle collection is crafted with this philosophy in mind.”
has expertly combined aesthetics with practicality
it has been expanded to include new modules
and finishes that elevate its aesthetic appeal
inspired by the rationalist and modernist movements of the 1930s and 1950s.
available in both flat and dogato versions
playing with light and shadow to create a soft
is a particularly refined option that exudes a sense of luxury and sophistication
The Tulle line’s versatility is further enhanced by the addition of the Olimpo series—a set of column wash basins that draw inspiration from classical Greek architecture
a high-performance synthetic material that boasts through-veining similar to natural marble
is being used in bathroom furnishings for the first time through the Olimpo series
The Olimpo series stands out as a centerpiece within the Tulle collection
bringing a touch of ancient grandeur to the modern bathroom
are designed to evoke the architectural splendor of ancient Greece
The vertical fluting on the bases of the washbasins is a direct reference to classical Greek columns
“The inspiration for Olimpo comes from the classical architecture of ancient Greece
and harmony were paramount,” explains Poles
“We wanted to capture that sense of timelessness and bring it into the contemporary bathroom
creating a piece that feels both modern and enduring.”
The Olimpo wash basins are available in a variety of finishes and patterns
including stripes and Mondrian-inspired geometric designs
This allows for a high degree of customization
enabling homeowners to create a bathroom that reflects their personal style
“The Olimpo series is about more than just aesthetics,” says Alberto Poletto
“It’s about creating a space that feels both luxurious and comfortable—a place where you can truly relax and unwind.”
Archeda’s commitment to sustainability is a key aspect of the Tulle collection. The brand has long prioritized eco-friendly materials and production processes
working with local suppliers who adhere to strict Environmental
This commitment is evident in the choice of materials for the Olimpo series
which includes Okite®—a quartz material derived from sustainable sources such as recycled glass
“Sustainability is at the core of our corporate philosophy,” continues Poletto
“We aim to be a fully sustainable company
not only in terms of environmental impact but also in our social and governance practices
This is why we choose materials like Okite®
which are not only beautiful and durable but also environmentally responsible.”
The Tulle collection also incorporates water-resistant MDF
a material composed of highly recycled and durable wood
further enhancing its sustainability credentials
Archeda’s production process is designed to minimize waste
with manufacturing technologies that optimize material usage and strict recycling programs for production residues
the company’s production facilities are powered by renewable energy sources such as photovoltaics
we wanted to create a space where every element contributes to the overall sense of harmony and well-being,” says Poles
“It’s about more than just creating beautiful objects—it’s about creating an environment that enhances your daily life.”
The Tulle collection combines classical design elements with modern materials and sustainable practices
resulting in a collection that invites homeowners to transform their bathrooms into personal sanctuaries—spaces where they can retreat
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We are getting flashbacks—or as they say in Paris
Criss walked the red carpet with Christian Siriano
The supermodel attended the British Fashion Awards on Dec
2 at London’s Royal Albert Hall and she certainly delivered a showstopping look with the help of fashion guru and her go-to stylist Emily Evans
The 37-year-old donned the most beautiful black tulle gown featuring a square neckline
spaghetti straps and an opaque upper half and see-through trailing mesh lower portion from Blumarine by David Koma
sultry liner and a perfect matte taupe lip
who is the creative director of Color Wow kept Graham’s long brunette locks sleek and pulled back into a perfect princess bun with a deep side part
She accessorized with the most stunning layered diamond necklace and dangly statement earrings—all from Pandora
adding the most elegant dash of luxury to the ensemble
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The 2016 SI Swimsuit cover girl presented the Model of the Year award to winner to Alex Consani
who made history last night as the first transgender model to win the honor
Roman and Malachi with husband Justin Ervin
is a staple and trailblazer in the modeling and fashion industries
She’s constantly advocating for size diversity on runways and in magazines and is serving as a resource and mentor for young women breaking onto the scene
Graham is also the cohost of the reality entrepreneurship competition series Side Hustlers alongside Emma Grede
There are many types of veils to choose from
and ballet veil are among the most theatrical styles
including a train in the case of the former
while others are draped and closer to one length
ranging from simple tulle styles to lace or ribbon-trimmed to ornate embellishments like hand-embroidered floral appliqué
A drop veil falls in the longer and more dramatic category as well
This design is shorter in the front and hangs over a bride’s face during the ceremony
then draped back and appears tiered when layered over the trailing longer back
The most modern style of the moment is the bow-adorned veil. Some are short with a small bow placed at the crown, while others are of more considerable size, often affixing to a bridal updo and draping every-so-elegantly to the floor, sometimes extending into a train.
Whether your desire to wear a bridal veil stems from tradition or simply to enhance your wedding day look, keep scrolling to shop 22 of the best wedding veils, from long and extravagant to short and sweet.
From a dramatic lace cathedral length veil by Monvieve to Danielle Frankel’s grosgrain trimmed, floor-trailing silhouette that comes with a fingertip grazing blusher, add one of these timeless veils as a final touch to your wedding day look. It will be the perfect heirloom piece to preserve and hand down to a family member one day.
For a city hall affair or perhaps for your second look, opt for a statement making birdcage veil to frame your face. Channel your inner French girl in Maison Michel’s effortless pillbox hat or Simone Rocha’s beaded option to add an unexpected touch to any outfit.
If you’re not a fan of long fussy trains, try a short and sweet fingertip-length veil. Erdem’s bow-adorned, dotted tulle veil adds a vintage touch while Markarian’s lace-trim option will complement any bridal getup.
Chantilly embellished scalloped tulle veil
Not feeling like yourself in a traditional veil? Try a bridal hat instead. Sensi Studio’s “glamour” veiled straw hat nods at Bianca Jagger’s iconic wedding look, or try the season’s latest pillbox hat trend in a creation by Gigi Burris Millinery.
From an iconic feather-trimmed veil by Lapointe to Susan Alexandra’s hand-embroidered pearl and sequin style, why not have some fun with your veil? You’re sure to make an entrance in one of these unique creations.
Add a personalized touch to your wedding day with a custom embroidered initials veil by Staud. Top it off with a monogrammed Jennifer Behr satin bow barrette that can also be styled separately for the after party.
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the fashion muse turned heads in a semi-sheer tulle gown from burgeoning London-based designer
the dress’ bodice was partially transparent around their stomach
This revealed the corset-inspired nude tulle underneath
This stacking technique continued onto the floor-length skirt
Contrary to the model’s off-the-shoulder sleeves
the skirt featured asymmetrical ruffles toward the hem
Each mound of tulle flared out to the side
but make them droopier — perhaps an homage to the 18th century style of their upcoming character
Corrin channeled the model with pointy T-strap pumps
the Cartier brand ambassador frosted themself in various diamonds
including a slim tennis necklace and itty-bitty hoop earrings
Dave Benett/Dave Benett Collection/Getty ImagesIf you keep tabs on Corrin’s illustrious outings, you know they’re no stranger to a sheer style. Their recent Nosferatu press tour, for one, was filled with transparent attire. At the German premiere of the vampire horror in Dec. 2024, the My Policeman star walked the red carpet in Saint Laurent Spring/Summer 2025 — a popular collection beloved by Hailey Bieber
They chose Look #45 from creative director Anthony Vaccarello’s show: a layered lacy mini dress
Corrin continued their sheer streak in Alexander McQueen Spring/Summer 2025
The high-neck design gave major vampiric energy
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Corrin’s see-through stretch isn’t slowing down anytime soon
Keep an eye out for their next risqué ‘fit — it could pop up any day now
"Glee" alum Darren Criss joined the ranks of straight male celebs embracing skirts – Brad Pitt and Harry Styles among them – when he made a fashion statement at the CFDA Fashion Awards
"The actor, 37, showed up to the fashionable event wearing a fuchsia tulle skirt with flower detail and a cropped black tuxedo jacket – and not much else," said People Magazine
"He left his chest and abs on display and posed for photos with designer Christian Siriano
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"We had fun," Siriano told Entertainment Tonight
which posted a video clip of the duo being interviewed about how they had "shut the red carpet down..."
It's celebrating designers and artists and craft – and
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"It's beautiful," Criss raved about the fuchsia skirt
which he said made him feel "like an effin' superhero."
"And he's made so many beautiful pieces like this in the past," Criss went on to say of Ciriano's work
Many on Gay Twitter were in full agreement
there were those who met the look with criticism
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that future was looking a bit too much like the "been there
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But some came preemptively to Criss' defense
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has sparked his share of online speculation regarding his sexuality
his "Glee" role was that of out queer character Blaine Anderson
Last spring, Criss sought to explain that while he's straight, he's also "culturally queer," in part thanks to his San Francisco upbringing
"The things in my life that I have tried to emulate
learn from and be inspired by are 100 percent queer as fuck," Criss said during a panel appearance at Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo in April
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Devery Jacobs gets ready for the 2024 Emmys
A look behind-the-scenes of Jacobs's hair and makeup process
styled by Eduardo Mendez and Toby Fleischman
Jacobs coordinated her ACT N°1 suit with stylist Christian Stroble
\"This is the first time we've been working together
\"This feels dramatic and elevated but also really interesting,\" Jacobs said
To say goodbye to 'Reservation Dogs,' the star referenced one of the looks from the pilot episode
When Reservation Dogs star Devery Jacobs arrived at the 2024 Emmy Awards red carpet on Sept
Jacobs was there to represent a groundbreaking series
which follows four indigenous teens growing up on an Oklahoma reservation
nominated in its third and final season for one of the most competitive Emmy awards
Fans of the critically-acclaimed show knew it was special even before it was nominated: Reservation Dogs was also the first American TV series to feature writers and directors entirely of indigenous heritage
Jacobs wanted to show up and show out for her last appearance tied to the series and her character
Linking up with stylist Christian Stroble for the evening led Jacobs to her red carpet ideal—a set blending floaty
voluminous texture with the base of a strong-shouldered suit
Just don't call the tiers and tiers of tulle her Cinderella moment
this feels dramatic and elevated but also really interesting," Jacobs tells me over the phone after one of her last fittings
when I step onto a red carpet is 'pretty' [or] soft and feminine
Those things don't feel interesting to me."
I consider that to be a success because at least there's a conversation happening and a point of view behind it."
a New Mexico-based jeweler blending Arapaho
"Reservation Dogs and all of the press that we've had has really afforded us the chance to lean into our personal style and I think show who we are through that lens," Jacobs explained
"I'm always conscious and mindful of wanting to uplift community in all of the spaces that we go to
whether that's collaborating with indigenous designers or queer designers and artists of color."
Her Emmys look also baked in an homage to the start of her TV journey with a nod to one of her first Reservation Dogs costumes: "I was drawing from the pilot
she wears a black straight-leg pantsuit and skinny black tie for an event I won't spoil here for any late watchers
Jacobs reinterpreted it in a lighter palette and amplified volume—one of her favorite ways to mix up a look
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"This is the first time we've been working together
A red carpet send-off in yards and yards of tulle was symbolic of Jacobs taking up the space she and her community deserve in Hollywood
"I always wanted to go out of Reservation Dogs guns blazing because it is such a groundbreaking show
but also rez kids who have been needing to see a show like this for so long," she said
The entire cast and crew takes pride in every detail of the project
from the writers drawing from their lived experiences in the scripts to the actors representing their families and friends onscreen
"It was for our communities," Jacobs said of the show
"For me to be able to be a part of the Emmys this year
"This feels dramatic and elevated but also really interesting," Jacobs said
The night was never really about the awards
"I'm just excited to be able to represent queer native folks and Kahnawake Mohawk people on that main stage and also represent myself," she said
"and feel like I get to show up fully embodied as who I am
and get to celebrate this thing that I'm so proud of."
Previously, Halie reported at Glamour, Morning Brew, and Harper’s Bazaar
She has been cited as a fashion and beauty expert in The Cut
she earned the Hearst Spotlight Award for excellence and innovation in fashion journalism
She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in English from Harvard College
Palace and Stella Artois sort your Wimbledon drip
and Mustafa announces an Artists for Aid concert in London
Words: Eni Subair28th June 2024
It’s been a busy few weeks for Andreas Kronthaler and the Westwood house: it was only this month that the late designer’s wardrobe – over 200 garments – was displayed at the world-famous auction house
If you’re looking for another Westwood fix
Margate’s beach was the backdrop for a campaign starring Kristen McMenamy and featuring tartan vests; bodice-hugging
an oil-spill coloured wool coat or subtly printed suit
An escapade to Margate decades ago left a lasting impression on Vivienne Westwood creative director Andreas Kronthaler: “I went to Margate for the first time in the late ’90s
it seemed the most quintessential English seaside place
I always wanted to do a campaign shoot there.” It was lensed in the Margate Caves
and the Nayland Rock hotel – who needs Palais de Tokyo
continuously operational French couture house
who previously helmed Balenciaga’s couture division
then worked under Marc Jacobs at Louis Vuitton
Want to see what he’ll bring to the 135-year-old house
Copping will start the position in September
Palace and Stella Artois are joining forces again for a capsule collection perfect for both standing outside the Blue Posts in Soho
The stellar (get it?) union includes a cracking moss-green track jacket with “Palace x Artois” emblazoned across the sleeves
The collection lands in-store at Palace today
Celine wants to get hot and sweaty with you
following the announcement that it’ll be releasing a pilates collection this October
Its reformer machine includes leather Triomphe monogramming and sits alongside kettlebells
Now you have an excuse to live out your wildest Devil Wears Prada fantasy
It-girls have been rolling Rimowa’s four-wheeled suitcase around for eons. Kylie Jenner’s Barbie pink Rimowa recently made the rounds on TikTok, and who could forget Rihanna fronting the brand’s 2021 campaign with a mullet in the desert? Now, it’s only a matter of time before its latest emerald iteration is spotted in the clutches of, say, Sabrina Carpenter, or musician du jour Charli XCX
as well as a green cross-body bag with a detachable leather strap
It’s time to fire up that holiday group chat
Diesel creative director Glenn Martens isn’t one for playing it safe – well
Remember his 200,000-strong condom mountain at the AW23 show
it’s hard to forget – and neither is the brand’s first male global ambassador
Martens teased the partnership in May when the Måneskin frontman hit the Met Gala in a sheer Diesel suit
stay tuned for the Damiano x Diesel capsule line dropping later in the year
featuring sculptured satin detailing around the waist
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The length of the tutu, a silhouette originating from the 19th century ballet era
sits till Kapoor Ahuja's calf and is a relatively new genre tried by Gupta
who otherwise experiments with figure-hugging gowns high on artistic appeal
The ensemble comes from Gupta's recent couture show in Paris entitled ‘Across the Flame’
drawn from Gupta's own tryst with a life-altering event
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Another unmissable detail was Sonam Kapoor Ahuja's trompe l'oeil inspired ear cuff worn over her helix and contrasted with a pair of solitaires. The trompe l'oeil technique, which literally translates to ‘tricking the eye’, has recently garnered renewed attention thanks to Schiaparelli's jewel creations
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“Own the metallic corset trend by styling it with precision—layer over pinstripe black tailored trousers
Give the trend a personal twist by layering it over a crisp white shirt or an oversized blazer
Keep the makeup minimal with a just a brown smoky eye to let the corset shine
Complete the look with a small black structured clutch and black strappy heels,” says Vogue India's Associate Fashion Editor
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This collection was created to celebrate the rich heritage of the Rajasthani poshak with a contemporary twist
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Her winged eyeliner and nude-pink lips added the final touches to the ensemble
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Sanon often complements her outfits with striking makeup looks, whether it's a fresh, no-makeup look
like the one she did at the IIFA Digital Awards in Jaipur
sharpening the contrast between the structured jacket and the diaphanous lehenga
letting the statement jewels take full focus
strip it back to just the rings for a more deliberate
modern take and cinch the jacket at the waist with a statement belt to define the silhouette,” says Vogue India's Fashion Associate
Kriti Sanon says the bralette and shirt combination is here to stay
Kriti Sanon embraces high-shine makeup with glossy lips and lids
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The dramatic skirt needed a whole team to lift it
Do you know that the dress Raha wore for the Christmas lunch was from the Italian luxury brand
The minimalistic dress was lined with printed tulle and muslin lining
the dress had a grosgrain ribbon belt with a rose
The high-end designer dress came at a whopping price of 417 US dollars
and Raha appeared in matching outfits and posed for the paps
The family posed at the gate of their building in mustard yellow-hued outfits with a touch of gold
Ranbir looked dapper in a kurta in the mustard-gold shade with minimal embellishments
Alia matched her hubby in a saree of the same hue
Baby Raha was spotted in a yellow kurta
What do you think about Raha’s cute Christmas dress
Alia Bhatt is donning multiple hats these days
She is not only one of the most talented and versatile actors of her generation but has also established herself as a global fashion icon and successful entrepreneur
the 32-year-old star has embraced yet another role—that of a devoted
Whether you’d like to be pretty in pink or layered in dark
sheer neutrals – there’s a tulle skirt for every sartorial sweetheart
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Few garments toe the line between gothic and girly quite like the timeless tulle skirt. The Venn Diagram is a messy one, and the overlapping concentric circles include accessories like heavily buckled ballet pumps
Simultaneously synonymous with both historical and modern ballerinas that Degas would be in awe of
and the contemporary British punk movement sartorially spearheaded by Vivienne Westwood
the tulle skirt has been an icon of fashion for longer than you might’ve thought
Set to join the likes of leopard print and fur in the camp of the perennially stylish
tulle has appeared in a varied selection of couture collections over the last few decades
joining the likes of the ultra-feminine and coquettish Molly Goddard and Simone Rocha
Chanel has been sending tulle skirts down the runway with increasingly cropped blouses for going on a decade
with Lily Rose Depp recently sporting a look from one of Virginie Viard’s last collections at the 2025 Vanity Fair Oscar’s After Party
It’s also commonly agreed upon by fashion enthusiasts that there are three criteria
it's probably because one of the golden three is amiss
Add texture with the help of safety pins and layered garments
Perhaps that’s why tulle remains so ever-present – due to its ability to provide effortless texture instantly
This is even more so the case with sheer tulle
We’ve pulled together an edit of the best tulle skirts currently on the market
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Molly Goddard’s Lottie skirt is unapologetically playful
Layers of frothy pink tulle cascade to midi length
making it the perfect statement piece for those who favour drama in their day-to-day
Simone Rocha never shies away from romance
With its artfully gathered layers and ethereal movement
it channels Rocha’s signature balance of femininity and edge – equally at home with combat boots or dainty heels
Timeless elegance meets modern practicality in Me+Em’s tulle maxi
A polished yet playful staple for the sophisticated dresser
Arket’s version dials down the drama while keeping the elegance
Sheer layering and a timeless black hue ensure it’s endlessly versatile – pair with a chunky knit for a high-low moment or a silk blouse for understated glamour
this Needle & Thread piece is a love letter to vintage glamour
Embroidered details add texture to layers of soft cream tulle
making it the ideal choice for romantic soirées and dreamy afternoons alike
For those who like their tulle with a rebellious streak
The Jen skirt features asymmetric layers that create a striking silhouette
offering a grungy alternative to traditional balletcore
Noir Kei Ninomiya’s architectural approach to fashion results in a true conversation piece
This hybrid design features intricate detailing and modular elements
embodying the avant-garde craftsmanship synonymous with Comme des Garçons
LoveShackFancy’s Parriott skirt captures the essence of modern-day romance
Flowing layers of sheer tulle create an ethereal silhouette
whether worn for an enchanting evening or a dreamy daytime look
With delicate bow detailing and layers of airy tulle
Erdem’s midi skirt feels straight out of a modern fairytale
Its structured yet soft design brings couture-like elegance to any occasion – pair with a fitted blazer for a high-fashion contrast
Benjamin Shine
is renowned for his breathtaking work with tulle
a fabric commonly associated with ballet tutus
His innovative use of tulle explores themes of energy
and the interplay between spiritual and superficial forces
Shine’s fascination with fashion began during his time at Central Saint Martins in London
Daily walks past a fabric store brimming with tulle sparked his creativity
I have to do something with that,” he thought
Shine’s career soared when designer Riccardo Tisci incorporated three of his pieces into Givenchy sportswear
His work soon found homes in prestigious collections
including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the London Design Museum
Shine’s installation, “Seeing Through the Material,” at Bergdorf Goodman features tulle sculptures forming exquisite female portraits
“I’m thrilled to exhibit this series in New York,” Shine said
“These handmade tulle flows represent a realm beyond the physical—energy
I aim to inspire self-reflection in an age of materialism and distraction.”
Shine discovered his tulle technique serendipitously
noticing the unique tones created by a crumpled piece of tulle on his studio floor
Experimenting with pressing and pleating the fabric with an iron
“Tulle’s transparency can mimic smoke
or apparitions in a way that glass or acrylic cannot,” Shine explains
“The sculptural quality of tulle offers a surreal and subtle visual effect unmatched by other mediums.”
Shine’s love for tulle is rooted in its hexagonal holes
Coming from a family in the garment industry
Shine uniquely designs by incorporating people into the fabric
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According to Miley Cyrus, exclusive LA pool parties call for one thing and one thing only - Gucci underwear
The singer and long-serving brand ambassador celebrated the launch of Gucci Flora on Thursday night
performing poolside before a crowd of 200 to sing her number one anthem Flowers at Californian celebrity haunt Chateau Marmont
sporting a series of all-black looks that tapped into her risqué on-stage persona
Sharing a series of images from the party via social media
Miley was seen posing in dainty black lace-mesh lingerie while holding a yellow bottle of Gucci’s best-selling fragrance
The sensual set featured delicate layers of sheer fabric embossed with Gucci’s signature GG motif all-over monogram
the star wore her dark hair slicked back into a ponytail and accessorised with a chunky gold necklace
black Gucci shades and gold Cartier Love Bracelet
she promoted the newest addition to the Gucci perfume family: “Addicted to the new @GucciBeauty Flora Gorgeous Orchid mixing creamy vanilla and floral notes for a feeling of sensuality and airiness
Miley was joined at the A-list occasion by fellow famed faces including Kendall Jenner
the 31-year-old layered a robe-esque black mini dress over her underwear set
pairing the wrap number with some Gucci heels featuring strap detailing across the ankle
Miley’s appearance closely followed Gucci’s announcement that the singer was once again the face of its perfume campaign
the Italian fashion house said: “Set against the iconic Hollywood sign
Miley Cyrus appears in the new Gucci Flora campaign inspired by the empowering joy of connecting with one’s own creativity in a natural environment
the imagery introduces Gucci Flora Gorgeous Orchid
the House’s first ozonic floral gourmand scent.”
MORE: Miley Cyrus opens up about her unconventional relationship with godmother Dolly Parton, plus her very extravagant gifts
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The superstar has been the global ambassador for Gucci’s Floral perfume line since 2021
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is back with an outfit as eclectic as she is
it’s a neon green look so well put together that it may serve as some major inspiration for those who need a vibrant ensemble for the warmer weather
that peeked through a green see-through mesh cover-up
These two items allowed her to show some skin and a peep at the iconic tattoo on her chest
A large layered tulle skirt made up the majority of the look
giving Rihanna a whimsical yet sophisticated shape all the way to her feet
She wore a pair of Puma volt green sneakers as one of her accessories
A large gold chain necklace and dark-tinted green glasses accompanied the bright shoes
she tied it up in a quick up-do with various strands falling to her shoulders
Rihanna in Barbados last night 🇧🇧 pic.twitter.com/NKENLpGJ9r
The shoe the “Rude Boy” singer donned for this event will be released as part of the collaboration's Avanti LS collection
This release includes the women’s and men’s versions of the lime green shoes she has on as well as the same shoes in a different shade
A pocket bag and flip-flops will be a part of this collection
This Fenty x Puma partnership is just a sliver of all the successful launches the billionaire businesswoman has had in her career thus far
it’s easy to see why she would continue to work on growing her various businesses and leave her career as a musician to the side
Rihanna shouldn’t be counted out of the music game just yet
In February, Rihanna told Harper’s Bazaar that she may have finally found her next sound for her upcoming project
I just came to that realization,” Rihanna said
“I just cracked the code on what I really want to do for my next body of work
I am actually feeling really good about this
I know I kept saying this over the years.”
She’s still working on figuring out what the album is and
She confirms that she isn’t going the reggae route
it’ll be a collection of music more unique than anything she’s released before
I know that my time away from my kids is to blossom something that hasn’t been watered in eight years,” the Barbados native expressed
“I've been in the studio the whole eight years
I went through phases of what I wanted to do.”
“I know it’s not going to be anything that anybody expects
And it’s not going to be commercial or radio digestible
It’s going to be where my artistry deserves to be right now
all the Rihanna Navy can do is sit tight in their Puma sneakers as they wait for the highly anticipated release
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Long-stemmed roses were sewn inside the dress
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