Trend alert- tulip skirts

 

When choosing a skirt this summer, be sure you take time to stop
and smell the tulips. The trend for draped wrap skirts is blossoming among celebrity influencers, and from the waist down almost evokes ancient Greek styling. Flattering for all body types, the look is absolutely artful without sacrificing ease.

 

                            Art of paper folding. Zara | Photograph: PR

 

One of the beautiful things in fashion is the process which inspiration goes trough from it's first appearance to it's expiration. Almost every trend will survive more than one season and sometimes even years ahead, and from collection to collection will deepen and evolve until he'll leave us.
This trend began Last winter and the first to relate to this net and folding element was Issey Miyake, two years ago in a special collection which refferd to the two-dimensional and three-dimensional element in a garment.

 

On the runway >> The tulip skirts which characterize by angular and asymmetric elements were seen in many fashion shows such as Kenzo, Prada, Proenza Schouler, Emporio Armani, Fragamo and more.

 

Issey Miyake, Fall Winter 2012 Collection

 

Winter collections 2013, left to right: Vera Wang, Blomarin and Kenzo

 

Celebs and bloggers implement >> The bloggers may not be as famous as celebrities but tend to precede them and even outshine them in their street interpretations to trends and they have embraced this trend. The celebs who have already embraced this trend are Solange Knowles, Emma Roberts, Zoe Saldana and more. 

 

Bloggers implement the tulip skirt trend

 

 

 

 

 Left to right: Kate Bosworth, Karolina Kurkova, Liberty Ross, Emma Roberts and Zoe Saldana
 

 Translation to the masses >> Wear tulip skirts from work to a garden party, and start with one of my freshly picked suggestions:

1. nastygal.com- 17$

2. katespade.com- 149$

3.stylebop.com- 606$

4.nastygal.com- 42$

5.target.com- 16$

6.farfetch.com- 281$

7.usa.frenchconnection.com- 70$

8.piperlime.gap.com- 36$