The most relevant models today are non-standard styles that can attract the attention of others. Such, of course, is a skirt-shopenka. For an unusual look in everyday life, it will come in handy, creating the atmosphere of a fairy tale around you.
A bit of history
Due to its airiness, the shopper skirt is very similar to a ballet tutu. Such an association is not in vain, because it got its name from the theatrical stage.
The works of the great Frederic Chopin, staged on the ballet stage, never did without lush aerial skirts just below the knee. The costumes of the dancers hid slender legs under a multilayer skirt, only slightly opening them during pirouettes.
It is well known that modern fashion trends love to borrow interesting models from art and return to the old, and the result of this we see today not only on the ballet stage, but also on the catwalk.
Who is it for?
When choosing a model, shoppers need to be guided in the first very on their complexion, because not everyone is going to have such a skirt. Only on very slender girls will she look great.
Visually, the skirt adds volume, and if you think that your forms are far from ideal, then it is better to consider another option for the skirt, for example, a single-layer bell.
Length
This model is sewn to fit a skirt-sun or bells, most often from light and airy tulle.
The length of the skirt is selected depending on the destination. A short one is perfect for a fun party, shopping or beach holidays, and a model knee-deep or a little longer would be appropriate to put on a romantic date.
As a working option, a shopping skirt is practically not suitable, with the exception of offices where the dress code is very loose or completely absent. In this case, the length of the midi is suitable.
The length of the mini has its own drawback. Despite the fact that this style involves many layers, they tend to bounce when moving, which may not look very aesthetically pleasing. Such styles are suitable only for very brave and young girls who are not shy about their bodies.
Another nuance: a short skirt is worn only with slender legs. Unfortunately, owners of O-shaped legs can only afford length no shorter than the middle of the calves.
Colors
Since the skirt-shopenka is a representative of the ballet world, then it should have the appropriate color. As a rule - white, but delicate pastel shades are also possible - beige, opal, pink and the like.
But today, all stylists unanimously shout about the non-standard in clothing, and that is why multilayer skirts from tulle of bright screaming colors - purple, green, yellow, blue, began to appear on the catwalks.
If you prefer to stand out from the crowd and surprise others in your bright way - these models are created just for you.
What to wear
Chopin's skirt goes well with regular t-shirts, with various plain or color tops, with blouses with long or short sleeves, as well as blazers and voluminous sweaters.
The top can be chosen contrasting or in a similar color scheme.
There are no restrictions on the choice of outerwear. Wear a short fur coat, leather jacket or denim jacket will tell you the weather and occasion.
As for shoes, in addition to classic shoes, sandals with various weaves, girls often wear sneakers, rugged ankle boots and boots under a skirt.
Depending on the style you choose, a bag and jewelry are selected. However, here you can not be afraid to experiment.
Master class: how to sew from tulle?
If instead of buying a finished product you prefer to sew a skirt yourself, then there is nothing easier! It is not at all difficult to assemble a shopkin skirt.
With the right choice of fabric and correctly taken measurements, you can make an amazing skirt with your own hands, and it will in no way be inferior to store models.
The fabric from which the shopper is sewn is very thin tulle. Its advantage over other materials is that it is able to give airiness and splendor to the finished product, and its texture makes the fabric almost crumpled. When choosing a color, it is better to give preference to gentle pastel colors.
To build the patterns we take the “sun” or “half-sun” model as the basis. The splendor of the product depends on the number of layers, so the amount of fabric you need to buy the appropriate. The radius of the full circle is the length of the skirt, and the diameter of the inner circle is equal to the semi-circumference of the waist.
After the pattern is built and the details of the skirt are cut out, the only thing left is to assemble everything together.
For the belt, you can take a stretch of elastic knitwear, the length corresponding to the waist circumference. After the edges are trimmed, all layers of the skirt are sewn one after another on the inner circle.
In order for the skirt to surely not slip from you, you can fit a wide elastic band on top of all the seams.
The lower edges of the fabric can not be processed, since tulle does not crumble. For a special chic, you can sew a large bow to match the skirt on the belt from the outside or make a tie.
That's all, your wonderful skirt is ready!
