Now that you have seen all three pieces in the CRUSHED GAUZE…..I thought you should see them worn all together……..The SHEER JACKET WITH THE ASYMMETRIC HEM, A255142…..THE TIERED SHELL, A255123, and the ASYMMETRIC HEM SKIRT, A255139………………The look is very ETHEREAL……….I realize the photo of the BLACK jacket, shell and skirt might appear heavy, but because each piece has sheerness…..the look is airy, breezy and GOSSAMER………….I also realize all three pieces worn together is definitely not for everyone….but for those who can carry it….it is a fantastic look……..Sometimes just belting the shell will make a big difference if it looks like too much fabric on you……..Always showing a fit to the body with one of the garments [as the belted shell will do], will give you a whole different look………..Mix the colors or match them for a variety of looks…..For me, MATCHING the top and bottom makes it a little more dressy….appropriate for a special occasion……..MIXING the colors is a little more casual, but can still be worn for any event that you have planned………..Now take the THREE PIECES and mix them with everything you own and VOILA ….a brand new wardrobe. I would love the gauze jacket and shell worn with the new IKAT print long skirt….or just the jacket over the body suit and skirt….or the jacket, bodysuit and shorts….ALL IN BLACK for a very EDITORIAL LOOK…..That would look incredible with wedges, sunglasses and a large straw tote…..Straw totes always makes an outfit look more casual….Summer is almost here, calender wise, so PLEASE!!!! have fun with your clothing…………isn’t that what dressing is all about!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!…………..enjoy……………….much Love…………..Louis
That two tiered tank looks very feminine and pretty to me.
Love the look! How will the white tiered shell look with your new white crepe crop pants?
Dariann
Hi Dariann…..I’m assuming you mean the white Pebble Crepe…..Great together….a nice flat strippy sandal and off you go……Question….we all use the word “strippy”, but there is no such word so how would you spell this made up adjective?