Tutu red/white Yara

The red/white Yara tutu is a short tulle skirt made up of alternating red and white layers of tulle, with an irregularly pointed hem. Wear it during Carnival, in the parade, or at a theme party where a red-and-white outfit is called for. The skirt is designed for women and comes in size M/L.

What the red/white Yara tutu looks like

• The skirt alternates red and white strips of tulle, allowing the colors to show through each other layer by layer.
• The hem is not straight but ends in loose points, so the bottom ripples when you move.
• The tulle is layered, making the skirt flare out around the hips.
• The style is short, falling to about mid-thigh.
• The skirt is supplied in size M/L and consists of one piece, so without a top or tights.

Why a red-and-white tutu instead of a plain red one?

A red-and-white tulle skirt is instantly recognizable as party wear, while a plain one is mainly used as a ballet skirt or as a petticoat under a dress. The alternating colors give the skirt depth: with every step, a different strip comes into view. That red-and-white combination is associated with classic Carnival characters, from clowns to elves, and also appears in Christmas and Sinterklaas looks. If you want the colors to stand out, choose a plain top in one of the two colors.

Completing the red-and-white look

A red-and-white striped long-sleeved shirt makes the theme clear in one go, paired with striped tights or stockings. If you prefer a more understated look, wear a plain red top with red tights, so only the skirt features the two colors. Braids, red lipstick, and white sneakers or red pumps complete the look, depending on how long you'll be on your feet.

Choose this red-and-white tulle skirt and step out at Carnival or a theme party in a look that looks right from afar.