Lace this traditional process from ancient Europe, its birth period has long been difficult to trace. Nineteenth century Britain, Victoria Queen's wedding day wearing a handmade lace wedding, the legend is that there are hundreds of craftsmen for six consecutive months sleepless sewn embroidery ..... The artifacts so spent in the past have been symbols of the status of upper class in the long history. But until today, lace ivory white gloss and gorgeous handmade texture, is still the girl's heart the most pure dream.
If the lace is only a symbol of high society noble women, I believe Victorian clothing will not become a classic . The kind of delicate and exquisite handmade texture, gorgeous natural hook weave thread, it is definitely a lace handicrafts to bring us the most profound wonderful feeling.
With the changing times and fashion, lace is no longer a high society noble nobility exclusive, in the efforts of designers, began to be widely used for wedding dresses and dress, so that each girl can rely on lace to convey to others Exquisite and delicate emotions. Or it can be said, lace will always affect the feelings of first love, will always emerge out of the aesthetic and sacred marriage hall, of course, which contains a long history of lace.
Sub-animal husbandry designer with a soft white and pink to the delicate lace fabric combination, the perfect reflection of women's soft and fresh, and instantly will each girl into a soft water like a woman, elegant, romantic, reveals a unique Taste, used to open a new round of fashion, just right.The Spring of 2017, lace dress, second change spring goddess!
Where to look? Favourites include Raey’s short sleeved black style, Balenciaga’s blue striped version with button-back "tails", Loewe’s with sash-tied waist, Palmer//Harding’s tobacco-striped offering with asymmetric hemline and Sonia Rykiel’s mustard mini with balloon sleeves.
Of course, until pins are lightly sun-kissed (the shirtdress shouldn’t be attempted with tights – it’s just all wrong) no one actually said you had to lose the trousers. Last week, LA-based designer, Rosetta Getty instagrammed a picture of herself wearing her maxi white cotton shirtdress over a pair of indigo jeans, neatly tucked into the waistband or otherwise scooped back so it only looked like a shirtdress from behind with its dramatic cotton poplin train. Now there’s a way to make an entrance – and exit.
