LE CREATEUR

Tulle is lightweight and sheer netting. Since the 18th century, it has been one of the favorite fabrics for wedding dresses among brides. Girls from wealthy families have chosen it in combination with lace and embroidery. Modern tulle is much lightweighter; besides, it is water and stain resistant because it is made from nylon and polyester. The thickness of threads regulates stiffness.

Tulle is perfect for layering and giving fullness to any garment. The following materials complement this fabric.

The material may feature various embellishments – from spattering to sequins, handmade embroidery, and decorative stones.

Wedding dresses with a tulle skirt are traditionally floor-length with a train and a corset from a more stiff material, for example, satin. However, a bride may choose a tulle dress for a feminine and delicate look.