How To Style A Tulle Skirt Without Looking Like A Ballerina

Tulle skirt: Lulus || Sweater: H&M || Purse: Ifchic (learn more about ifchic here) || Watch: Kate Spade || Shoes: Keds x Kate Spade

Hey Fashionistas,

Carrie Bradshaw changed the game of fashion: She made tulle skirts work in Times Square and combined the weirdest patterns. Although Sex and the City ended a decade ago bloggers, influencers and It-Girls are still finding new and stylish ways to wear tulle skirts.

I fell in love with a pink maxi tulle skirt from Lulus. Right now, you might be thinking, “no way am I going to wear this tutu and look like a ballerina”. But if you style this look correctly you will look fabulous.

For a nine-to-five look, you can pair the skirt with a chic blazer and for a night out simply change into a pretty top. During the day, you can wear this type of skirt with a cute sweater.

I wore my princess skirt to a day in the park and later my husband and I went to a restaurant. This skirt is a real statement so be prepared that people will stare at you but on the other hand, you will also earn a few compliments.

I decided to wear a cropped sweater in grey and pink sparkling Keds. Small sweaters and tops work great with tulle skirts because it gives your body the right proportions and showing off a little bit of skin adds the right amount of sex appeal to a girly tulle skirt. To finish this extraordinary outfit I grabbed my little cross bag so it could hold all my personal belongings.

What I love most about this maxi skirt is that it fits perfectly, meaning it hits the floor. Personally, I don’t like wearing so-called maxi skirts because they always end at my ankles and they end up looking like grandma skirts and less like maxi skirts.

Every time I wear this skirt I feel like Carrie Bradshaw from Sex and the City and so can you.