Types of lace: from classic to modern
Types of lace
The world of modern textiles is so diverse that it is very difficult to decide what is the best choice for creating modern wedding dress collections. In this case, different types of lace will be a win-win option, adding tenderness, sophistication and romance to the dress.
Modern types of lace
Today, this wonderful material is used by designers both to create a complete outfit and to decorate it and make accessories. It is difficult to say which type is better, because each is interesting in its own way. For example, Poin D'esprit lace consists of peas, dots, squares evenly spaced over the entire surface. This fabric is mostly used for sewing a train.
Shantilly lace is one of the most popular among manufacturers of wedding and evening dresses. The material is light, thin and soft, and is based on floral patterns. Alanson lace, which originated in France, gives the image a clear outline thanks to floral and foliate patterns on a transparent background. Battenberg lace is embroidered with narrow braids on a fine mesh background and is used to decorate wedding dresses. It is ideal for boho style. This fabric has another name - ribbon lace. In the collections of modern designers, you can see various models of wedding and evening dresses decorated with this or that type of lace.
If we take into account guipure lace, its main floral motifs - daisies, roses - allow creating volume and mystery.
Lyon and shifty lace is also widely used in the wedding industry, as well as for making blouses and underwear.
Chantilly lace on the photo 2000000305219

Chantilly lace in the photo 2000000305226

Chantilly lace in the photo 2000000305233
