Tulle Lookbook


For our tulle lookbook we decided to choose two outfits! One fancy for going out and one more casual for shopping with friends! Here are our choices!

 Casual Looks! 

 Emily-



 Emily is wearing a grey tulle skirt ( Zara £25) , a white sheer cropped shirt (New Look £20) and white flats (Primark £6). We chose this outfit because we wanted to show how you could create a more casual look while wearing a tulle skirt. By keeping the outfit in neutral colours and pairing the look with plain white plimsolls it gives a airy feel to the outfit, perfect for a spring brunch date or picnic.

 Lisa- 



 Lisa is wearing white jeans (Topshop £45) a black lace and tulle crop top (New Look £22.99) and black old skool vans. We chose this outfit as the white jeans pick out the white stripe on the shoes and tie the outfit together while separating the black top and black shoes.

Ashleigh-



 Ashleigh is wearing a black tulle top (Primark £10) with a red bandeau (H&M £4.99) and black jeans (Topshop £45). We chose this outfit as it is a casual alternative to a bandeau that is more fall appropriate.

Fancy Looks!

Emily-



Emily is wearing a pink tulle skirt (New Look £20) a black Bralette (Primark £5) and a white cropped tshirt (Save the People £10) and black lace up heels (schuh £10). We chose this outfit as it is a fancier way to dress up a tulle skirt and cropped tshirt. The lace of the bralette and the black heels add a classier feel to the outfit however it could be dressed down with some flats.

Lisa-



 Lisa is wearing a black tulle bodysuit (Topshop £15) , green 'peacock' trousers (Next £15) and black peep toe boots (Primark £15). We chose this outfit as it is a smart look that could be dressed up or down to create a more casual feel.

Ashleigh-



 Ashleigh is wearing a black tulle top with pearl detailing (New Look £12.99), a blue sparkly dress (New Look £9.99) and black sandals. We chose this outfit as this is a perfect example of how tulle can be placed under a dress or t-shirt to dress up an outfit. The pearl detailing on the top adds an extra element to the outfit and creates a smarter feel to the overall look. However, this look could seem more casual with a bomber jacket and vans.

(All photos were in Paisley town centre and as we are based in Paisley, we are passionate about, and fully back, Paisley's bid for city of culture in 2021. #Paisley2021)

-A&L

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