Nebula Skirt, Layering in Plumetis Tulle and Deadstock Embroidery

Not a traditional skirt, but a design accessory. Made from reclaimed archival fabric, this skirt plays with transparencies and textures to transform any underlying base into a runway outfit.

Reclaimed Fabric. We've given new life to a piece of high-quality plumetis tulle with embroidered horizontal inserts and small raised polka dots (velvety to the touch).

Layering Concept. Designed to be transparent, it's the key element for experimentation: perfect over black cigarette trousers for a rock-chic touch or over a slip for a romantic yet bold effect.

Gathered waist with thin elastic and an asymmetrical final flounce that adds movement and lightness to every step.

This skirt represents the essence of circular fashion and sartorial creativity: born from the reclamation of deadstock fabric. It is a versatile piece designed for layering over trousers, leggings, or a slip for an avant-garde look.

Materials: embroidered tulle (100% Deadstock Luxury Fabric). Transparent, lightweight, polka dot and striped embroidery.

Technique used: Edge finishing with the "punto birillino" stitch is a high-quality sartorial finish, particularly suitable for garments made from transparent and impalpable fabrics.
Unlike a traditional folded hem, which would appear heavy and stiff, the "punto birillino" stitch creates a "lively" yet clean finish.
"Honeycomb" gathering at the waist. The gathering at the waist is not flat; the fabric is manually distributed along the elastic to create small vertical pleats that add volume to the hips without weighing down the waistline.

Dimensions: one size adjustable thanks to the elastic waistband; waist 70-80 cm.

Unique piece.