Glammed Up: Tulle Can Do No Wrong

It’s back by popular demand: Today’s post features my custom made tutu, a.k.a tulle skirt :) I posted a #FBF picture to my Instagram account (follow me @InMyJoi) a few weeks ago and everyone loved it, so I thought why not pull out my tulle-licious beauty once again! I love wearing my favorites over and over again, my tulle skirt is no exception.

See previous posts here and here.

This time of year often involves events that give one extra opportunities to glam up, I say what better way to do so than in a tulle skirt?!

Now I originally purchased this skirt for a white party, but I wondered just how much use I'd get out of it afterward. I must say, not only was it worth purchasing, but I also found a number of uses for this pristine white beauty all year around. (Please ignore my hair gone wild in the next picture)

If you’re thinking about ordering or perhaps making a tulle skirt but feel somewhat hesitant, allay your fears.

Tip(s):

Look for density or extra pouf factor which will provide more coverage.

Wear a similar colored slip underneath of your skirt is unlined like mine. 

When it comes to tulle, bigger is better IMO.

Tulle is very easy to clean. 

I used Spray & Wash to clean my skirt: thoroughly spray stains and place skirt in a plastic garment bag overnight. The next day fully rinse the skirt, removing all excess water with a towel.  Hang to dry. *For a skirt that is made exactly like mine, you may also braid the strips while wet to increase the pouf factor. When it dries unravel the braids, you will notice a crinkle effect.

Of course I vote “YAY” for tulle skirts, how about you?!

Jeweled Collar: Nicole Miller (taken off of a sweater)|Blazer: American Rag (worn here)|Tank: Nordstrom|Tulle skirt: Custom made (see here and here)|Shoes: Jessica Simpson (worn here)