The eternal dreaminess of tulle gowns

Few things embody the idealised view of divine elegance in the universe more than a frothy tulle gown. Perpetually associated with white wedding bridal wear, red carpet dressing and catwalk staple, the subliminal qualities of a voluminous gown customised in fine netting comes to serve as a symbol of whim and fantasy. Delicate yet painstakingly crafted, a tulle gown can be deemed as the quintessential example of couture.

While trends go on evolving, ‘tulle gown moments’ never fail to draw audible gasps from the runways’ front row. Lengthy meters of tulle and long hours of making; the scene-stealing drama of every designer’s tulle gown creation considers the wearer on a marble pedestal.

The wispy tulle gown that dolled up Queen Victoria in 1840 was like the first daub of paint of a bare canvas in giving a perpetual direction to it as a part of wedding couture. Similarly, playing a starring role of its own in any movie sequence, a tulle gown has been the identity of the character more than once. Remember Frozen, where Elsa of Andreae had a fairytale moment in a beautiful floaty gown. Or the ‘Mille Feuille’ Versace number that was described as ‘thousands of layers’ in the television series Sex and the City which made a comeback in another iconic moment when Sarah Jessica Parker revived it as her most precious piece in the closet.

Elsa in Frozen

Sarah Jessica Parker in Sex and the City

The mind-blowing slo-mo crouch moment served by Arianna Grande in a voluminous, 20-feet ball gown at the Grammy Awards red carpet can be noted as another excerpt from the history of the awe-inspiring mark made by a tulle gown.

Arianna Grande

Tulle cuts a particularly striking choice of fabric to embody an artfully crafted gown, both for a prominent person or a hallmark occasion. The silhouette offers an ethereal look for people of all ages, shapes, and sizes.

The fact that a pristine white tulle gown has managed to almost always jerk a tear off the groom’s eyes is another proof that every person has an affinity towards the piece of clothing. Here’s an edit of opulent tulle gowns that you can bid on to emulate dreamy vibes.

Dolly J made a case choosing a blushing tone, cluster of crystals, and faux ostrich feathers to enrich her tulle gown for a modern bride to make a remarkable entry. The ostentatiously embellished cut-out bodice gown from Q by Sonia Baderia on the other hand can serve you an enchanting look to share the spotlight as a bridesmaid on duty.

Swatee Singh chose a bewitching navy blue colour with sprinkled glitter to shine through dark hours, seemingly inspired by the same. On the contrary, the bright glow of the net gown by Shlok Design or Gauri & Nainika is the perfect choice to embrace a sunny affair. While the sky blue creation by Asra promises the Cinderella vibe if you wish to recreate a Disney moment at the next gala, you can reserve the romance-evoking red masterpiece by the brand for your ‘first dance’.

Gowns are synonymous with couture and it is impossible to think of fashion without gowns. It is justified to consider gowns one of the most appropriate outfits for well-bred women to date.

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