Tulle skirt - Page 2

crawford5153 · ‎03-15-2010

@Marlyn1 wrote:
I will definitely wear the blue to my churches candle light service on Christmas Eve. Many get very dressy and it's a beautiful night. I put mine on speed delivery because I have weddings coming up in Nov and Dec. Thank goodness they are all different people.

Let us know when you get it and wearing to candleight service sounds lovely.

sunshine45 · ‎03-09-2010

i am now considering this skirt for a "mother of the bride" look.

i had planned to wear a wide leg palazzo pant, but have not yet found a top or dressy jacket that i want.

i think this might fit the bill.

does anyone know if this has any stretch at all? my only concern is the lining.

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Marlyn1 · ‎03-09-2010

You should rewatch the video. The waist is stretch. It's a pull-on and Louis said in his sneak peek it's lined in tricot knit like the boho skirts so it should be perfect. I think it would be beautiful as a MOB in the Latte. IMHO better than a pant.

1jac · ‎07-13-2012

Thank you crawford5153 and AnniebethsMom for your votes of confidence!

laurienda · ‎10-18-2019

I will wear mine to Christmas Eve at our church, to the ballet and to charity events. Absolutely wear it to church.

queendiva · ‎03-12-2010

@sunshine45 : JMO, but I would not weat a print garment as MOB/ MOG.

If the skirt was black lace on black tulle- yes, guest- yes but not the above.

crawford5153 · ‎03-15-2010

@1jac wrote:
Thank you crawford5153 and AnniebethsMom for your votes of confidence!

You are welcome my dear; just ask me anytime, hugs

sunshine45 · ‎03-09-2010

@queendiva wrote:
@sunshine45 : JMO, but I would not weat a print garment as MOB/ MOG.
If the skirt was black lace on black tulle- yes, guest- yes but not the above.

@queendiva

do you think it is better to go with a solid color because everyone else will be in a solid color?

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queendiva · ‎03-12-2010

Yes, and because a print skirt will draw the eye to your skirt in the photos and distract from the bride and groom as well as the rest of the wedding party.

A solid outfit in most any color the bride approves of will stand the test of time. Those pictures often last longer than the marriage. (ask me how i know, LOL!)

I love the skirt- I bought it in the blue. I plan to wear it as a wedding guest.

many_hosta · ‎09-19-2010

@1jac wrote:
Do you think pairing the skirt with a sequined top ( I just ordered a Martha Stewart one) to be worn to a black tie wedding would be "too much"?

I see each as a statement, so I would not combine them, but that's just me.