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Blouse with frill

Blouse with frill
Content
  1. What is it?
  2. How to wear correctly
  3. Who is it suitable for?
  4. Types of frill
  5. How to wear correctly
  6. What to wear with?

A stylish blouse is always irreplaceable in the wardrobe of fashionistas. A blouse with a frill is becoming a real trend this season. More and more often they can be seen in the collections of famous couturiers.

What is it?

Jabot is a French word meaning bird goiter. The detail located in the neck area in front of the blouse in the form of flounces of different lengths and volumes, gives romance and elegance to the image.

The first appearance of this type of collar was in the early 18th century in men's suits. Later, after about a hundred years, frills became part of women's dress. And now blouses with a frill collar are part of the collections of fashion houses. All thanks to Karl Lagerfeld, a German fashion designer and photographer. It was he who was the first to use volumetric decor in his collections.

How to wear correctly

Frill as an element of clothing cannot be attributed to business style.

Who is it suitable for?

Elegance is inherent in every woman of any age. Therefore, such a decor detail as a frill should be chosen with extreme caution. She is not suitable for every woman.

So, for example, a blouse with small flounces (frill) is better suited for girls with curvaceous forms. Due to the small ruffles, flounces, which go down almost to the edge of the blouse, your figure will visually appear thinner.

Large large ruffles for women and girls plus-size are not acceptable. They can add extra pounds to your silhouette and make it look fuller.

For slender girls, we recommend giving preference to a frill with large flounces that reach the chest line. Such decor will visually add volume to your chest and make your silhouette more attractive.

Types of frill

A frill is a collar detail designed to adorn clothing, adding elegance to it. This decorative element can be sewn in or removable, it can be of different shapes.

These collars can be one-piece or one-piece. They can resemble geometric shapes, such as a square.They can look like a tie or a voluminous shuttlecock. They can be short or long, positioned as a single piece or be divided into two parts.

Below we will look at some types of frill, which differ in the type of cut.

  • Butterfly. This collar is similar to the wings of a butterfly. Its top is pointed, and the bottom, on the contrary, is rounded. It is sewn on both sides of the blouse placket.
  • Oval... This collar consists of one piece, sewn to the neck of the blouse. Its shape resembles an oval.
  • Round... This is one piece of decor sewn to the neckline of the blouse. Received its name "round" due to the cut in the form of a circle.
  • With bow pleats... This frill consists of two parts, stitched together. The frill is gathered in such a way that it resembles the folds of a bow.
  • With extended sewing line. Such a frill is cut in the form of a triangle and sewn to the neck of the blouse.
  • From shuttlecocks. The special cut of the detail allows you to create flounces of the desired length and width. Most often, it is the frill made of flounces that is an accessory and can be removable.

Frill is a decor and is not always part of a blouse. It can be a separate item used on occasion. In some cases, a removable frill replaces a woman with accessories that are so necessary to complete the bow.

How to wear correctly

  1. Choose solid colors to avoid cluttering your look.
  2. Graphic prints combined with frill will make your bow look weighted.
  3. Frill and other ruffles on your clothes are not compatible! Abo loses its elegance, and the female silhouette becomes awkward.
  4. Accessories in the form of chains, beads or other neck accessories are also incompatible with frills.
  5. If you want to wear an accessory to a frill blouse, opt for expensive jewelry, for example, vintage style earrings with large stones.

What to wear with?

The practicality and elegance of frill blouses are undeniable. They will be a great duet, both for skirts, trousers, jackets and vests.

  • Classic or cropped trousers and a jabot blouse will be a good set for a working day. You can complement such a set with a jacket.
  • Fitted jackets, including sleeveless jackets, look elegant in combination with a frill blouse.

A blouse with a frill and a strict dress with a strict cut will be a bold decision in favor of an office style.

  • A total white look for summer will help you create blouses with a long and large frill in combination with a sun skirt.
  • For secular parties, a lace skirt will be a good choice. A white blouse with a black lace frill with a brooch will help create a black and white scale.
  • Short, medium or long skirts also go well with this blouse. For example, a short skirt can be worn with a sleeveless blouse. This bow is perfect for an informal business dinner.

    Choose a long wide skirt for casual style. If you are brave, then we recommend wearing a transparent blouse with a long frill and a bow at the neck.

    A pencil skirt and blouse with a wide elongated frill will be a worthy choice for an office style.

    A year-old skirt, combined with a blouse and frill decor, makes your look more sexy.

  • Jeans will help create street style or casual. If you prefer romance in your look, then choose a light blouse with lace frill and light blue jeans.

Another idea for jeans: an elongated blouse with a polka dot print in white combined with dark classic jeans for a casual style.

A cowboy style will help you create a button-down plaid blouse. Jeans are an indispensable element here.

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