Lace It Up!

And I’m Not Talking About Your Sneakers Photo Source: Harper’s Bazaar I’ve never been a lacy aesthetic type of girl. I’m rough in my clothes and fabrics like lace, linen, satin, and silk rip too easily. But lace trim is trending and the looks are so pretty — I’m reconsidering giving lace another try. Lace has always been a design that conveys chic, sexy, and upscale. Lace was originally only for the aristocrats and the elites. It wasn’t something common folk would wear as they toiled in fields and factories. As the cost of lace decreased, lace became something to wear to church or social events. The common folk used lace to show their financial status had improved in the community. Today, lace is in everything. Lace is used in dresses, skirts, sleepwear, hats, and hair accessories. There are lace gloves and stockings. Lace trim can be found on shoes, suit jackets, capes, and sleeves. Lace always has a place in fashion. Let’s look at lace in the following article excerpts: Asymmetrical lace is set to be the trend of the summer - here's how to style it Prepare for a season of whimsical romance and brace for a summer of lace - see more www.hellomagazine.com Asymmetrical lace is set to be the trend of the summer — here’s how to style it Prepare for a season of whimsical romance and brace for a summer of lace. Tania Leslau Fashion features writer April 9, 2025 Delicate yet rebellious, lace is the cool-girl trend that’s heating up for summer. The versatility of whimsical fabric lets you go from grunge to glam in seconds, making for the perfect out-of-office aesthetic when a little flirtation is on the agenda. Lace has graced fashion for centuries, transcending time and trend. Originating in the 15th century, its intricate patterns evolved from handmade embroidery to delicate, machine-crafted wonders. Once reserved for the aristocracy, lace adorned the gowns of royalty and the elite, epitomizing sophistication. By the Victorian era, lace had become a staple in both bridal and evening wear, its lightness contrasted by its regal appearance. Every Day, I See Another Chic Fashion Person Wearing This Romantic Skirt Trend Mark my words: lace-trim skirts will be one of summer 2025's most important trends. From glossy black minis to… www.whowhatwear.com Mark my words: lace-trim skirts will be one of summer 2025’s most important trends. From glossy black minis to color-soaked midis, read on to discover my edit of the best styles here. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. By Natalie Munro published 3 days ago For the most part, my wardrobe is made up of timeless staples — pieces that have earned their place and proven their staying power over the years. Still, every so often, a new-season trend comes along that feels so right, I can’t help but fall for it on the spot. These moments are rare, but when they happen, they’re significant. So, believe me when I say the fact that the lace-trim skirt trend has made its way into my wardrobe means that I’ve stumbled upon a trend I find incredibly special. At first glance, the silhouette is simple: a silky, often satin skirt, elevated by a delicate lace border that varies in width and intricacy. The lace enhances the romantic essence of the swishy skirt, creating a feminine design that sings amongst light summer staples. Romance Isn't Dead-At Least, Not If Fall's Top Trend Has a Say Lace appeared all over the fall/winter 2025 runways from Chloé to Fendi. Discover the trend and shop our top lace… www.whowhatwear.com Romance Isn’t Dead — At Least, Not If Fall’s Top Trend Has a Say When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. After what has felt like a long period where stark minimalism and sharp tailoring has been the defining aesthetics at the forefront of fashion, romance is once again back in the spotlight. Softer silhouettes and feminine details are everywhere we look right now, but there’s one specific trend that’s leading the way for 2025’s return to romantic fashion, and that’s none other than lace. All across the fall/winter 2025 runways, designers experimented with delicate fabric, deploying it as fluid sheer lace maxi dresses or using exacting measures to finish off slip skirts with a lace trim. At once dark and moody and soft and sensual, fall’s lace looks firmly take the often dated-looking fabric into an altogether fresh, modern era. At Chloé, that looked like sweeping sheer lace maxi dresses that designer Chemena Kamali imbued with her signature effortless insouciance by adding long pendant necklaces to them and sending the models out with minimal makeup and loose, beachy waves to balance the formality that’s usually associated with lace. For her namesake house, however, Silvia Venturini Fendi took a much more polished and elegant approach to lace, sending out pencil skirts and lace-trimmed dresses that hit at the knee and were tucked into luxe fur coats. Elsewhere, we saw lace trimming on sweeping maxi dresses at Saint Laurent and Alberta Ferretti, a detail that’s already defining the most popular dresses and skirts of this spring and summer, as well as sheer lace trousers at Stella McCartney. So, try the lace trim trend. You will be glad that you did!