Ruffles & Tiers

Added volume and flowing movement for dynamic event styling.

Collection Insights & Styling Notes

Add dramatic volume to your look with tiered silhouettes and ruffled apparel. These design elements are used strategically to create dynamic movement as you walk. A tiered floor-length silhouette adds bohemian elegance to a daytime event, while a garment with a ruffled neckline draws the eye upward and frames the face. Constructed with lightweight fabrics, the added volume remains airy and comfortable rather than heavy.

Do tiered garments make you look wider?

Tiered clothing can add volume. If you are concerned about width, look for a silhouette with a dropped waist where the tiers start lower on the hips, or choose a design made from very thin, flowing fabric like chiffon that lays flat against the body.

What is a tiered silhouette?

A tiered design is made of a series of horizontal fabric panels (tiers) sewn together, with each tier slightly wider than the one above it, creating a flared, voluminous shape.

How do you style ruffled apparel for sophisticated daytime events?

To keep a ruffled garment balanced and elegant, pair it with highly structured, minimalist bottoms like a straight-leg trouser or a plain pencil skirt. Avoid wearing other statement pieces or excessive jewelry to let the volume of the ruffles remain the focal point.