How to wear tulle in the Winter
Okay, fashionistas, let’s talk tulle. I know what you might be thinking: “Tulle? Isn’t that for little girls playing dress-up?” or “Tulle in winter? Isn’t that a bit… impractical?” Well, my fashion frenzy friends, prepare to have your minds blown because tulle is NOT just for toddlers and tiaras. In fact, tulle is a surprisingly versatile fabric that can add a touch of whimsy and elegance to any winter wardrobe.
And let’s be honest, who couldn’t use a little extra fancy Nancy in their life, especially when the days are short and the weather is dreary? Tulle can turn up your style in a cool and unexpected way.
Now, I know what you’re thinking: “Tulle in winter? Won’t I freeze?” The answer is a resounding NO! The key is all in the styling. Think layers, texture, and a healthy dose of strut-worthy catwalk attitude.
The Winter Tulle Outfit: Details
I snagged this utterly fabulous tulle mini skirt from Zara for my take on winter tulle. The black color gives it an instant dose of sophistication, and the layers of tulle create a dreamy, ethereal vibe. To toughen it up and make it winter-appropriate, I paired it with this edgy faux leather jacket (also Zara – they’re killing it this season!). The juxtaposition of the delicate tulle against the hard-edged leather is just chef’s kiss.
Underneath, I’ve got a simple black tank bodysuit from Aritzia. It’s the perfect foundation for this tulle winter look because it’s sleek, streamlined, and keeps everything tucked in nicely.
Unsuspecting Perfect Shoe: Tecovas Boots
But the real kicker? These incredible Sadie boots from Tecovas. I snagged these beauties on a recent trip to Nashville (more on my boot obsession in another post!), and they are everything. I fully stepped into confidence with these versatile cowgirl boots. Featuring a classic snip toe silhouette and a comfortable mid-height shaft, these boots are designed to complement any outfit. The detailed stitching, inspired by traditional Western craftsmanship, adds a touch of vintage charm. These Tecovas are crafted from high-quality cowhide and lined with soft leather, these boots provide lasting comfort and a perfect fit. These boots will add a touch of Western spirit to almost any outfit in your wardrobe, especially for tulle in the winter. They’re also the perfect way to ground the floaty mini tulle skirt and add a bit of “don’t mess with me” energy to the whole look.
Timeless Tulle Not Just Winter: Age is Just a Number
Now, let’s talk about this misconception that tulle is only for a certain age group. Ladies, let me tell you, that is utter nonsense! Style has no age limit, and tulle is no exception. Whether you’re 20 or 80, if you love tulle, rock it!
The beauty of tulle is that it can be adapted to suit any personal style. Feeling flirty and feminine? Pair a tulle skirt with a fitted sweater and heels. Want something a bit more edgy? Try a tulle skirt with a graphic tee and combat boots. The possibilities are endless!
Tips for Rocking Tulle in the Winter:
- Layer up: A cozy sweater, a sleek blazer, or a chunky knit cardigan will keep you warm and add visual interest.
- Play with textures: Pair tulle with contrasting textures like leather, denim, or corduroy to create a dynamic look.
- Accessorize strategically: A statement necklace, a bold belt, or a pop of color in your handbag can elevate your tulle game.
- Don’t be afraid to experiment: Tulle can be dressed up or down, so have fun and find what works for you.
So there you have it, my sewing and fashionista friends. Don’t let anyone tell you that tulle is just for special occasions or that it’s not “age-appropriate.” Embrace the whimsy, embrace the elegance, and embrace the tulle! Life is way too short to limit the creativity in your closet, so wear that tulle in the winter.
P.S. Stay tuned for my upcoming post all about my boot obsession! I’ll be sharing my favorite styles, where to find them, and how to style them for every occasion.
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