1. I prefer lace tops and tanks with higher necklines--lace already evokes a sense of sultriness with its peek-a-boo, airy design so cleavage is definitely not needed.
2. Look for lace tops, dresses, and skirts in interesting patterns. Lace seems like it should be a pretty standard deal, but it isn't--it can come in stripes (like the ASOS Blouse with Lace Overlay), zig zags, a variety of floral prints, and lots more. By picking a lacy piece with a bit more interest to it, it can help make the item look a little bit more luxe (even if it really isn't!).
3. Still don't feel comfortable showcasing lace as a major component in your outfit? Try a lace necklace (like the Golden Lace Long Necklace with Chains at Ann Taylor), a handbag with a little bit of lace detail, or even a pair of lace pumps or booties. It will add a pinch of pretty without seeming too precious.
Here we go! A little bit casual....
Nails: OPI for Sephora's I'm With Brad (here) with Butter London's Chancer (here)
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Chloe, Colorful Colorado. 5'8" (only) when teetering in her highest 6 inch Miu Miu platform heels. Likes fashion, broccoli, ice cream, clarifying that she does not eat ice cream with her broccoli as to not cause worldwide panic, hoarding beauty products & pretty shoes, tickle fights with her husband (he would like to clarify that he does not like them back, OKAY?), anything covered in sprinkles, any alcoholic beverage made with Tang, live music, clicking the camera, sarcasm fonts, vases stuffed full of pretty flowers, and laughing hard until her belly hurts. Wants an adventurous life, lots of puppies, to never obtusely wander around with her fly down, and to be an iconic Diane Von Furstenberg wrap dress with a bright, festive print when she grows up. This is where she bravely documents it all. (