The Lace Look

Lace in fashion is clothing made from an openwork fabric of delicate, interwoven threads, that is usually created by hand and nowadays by a machine, that creates intricate patterns and textures. In fashion, lace is used to add qualities like femininity, elegance, and sensuality to a wide range of garments, from intimate apparel and bridal gowns to everyday blouses and accessories. It can be used as an entire garment, in large sections, or as delicate trim and embellishments to create varying effects.

Lace is a look that can be quite difficult to pull off. Lace is also one of those looks that can be a little bit risque. Not all lace is created equally. So choosing the right lace piece is very important. Also when it comes to wearing lace as part of a look you may not always be able to wear the same lace piece that you wear during the night in the daytime. Lace is also not a look that you can wear all year round. Lace is a more of a summer piece and a piece for the early fall season which you can layer with a blazer or a lightweight cardigan.

If you have any lace tops or lace dresses from the summer season you can easily transition them into the fall season. Since we're in fall/autumn season now would be a great time to start bringing out your blazers and see how you can style them with any lace tops or lace dresses that you may have. If you don't have any lace pieces then you've come to the right place. Below are some lace pieces worth checking out. To learn more about each lace look below you can click on each link below each picture which will take you to the retailer selling the look.

Sezane Elwood Blouse $120;

& Other Stories Flounced Lace Blouse $129;

Rabanne Cropped stretched-lace top $430;

Mango Lace Blouse with Ruffles $59.99;

Mare Mare Lace Tiered Midi Skirt $258;