Long gone are the days where fishnet, in the context of garments, is only associated with the netted hosiery. The diamond-shaped pattern was taken to the next level on the runways of Ports 1961, JW Anderson and Richard Malone — used both as an overlay and on its own during Spring/Summer ’19. The result: quirky pieces with an haute bohemian air.
Above, our favourite pieces to shop now.
Finishing just above the ankles, Zara serves up the perfect desk to drinks ensemble that needs little else but a pair of dangly earrings.
This beige tulle top will look great over a bikini or a pretty bralet. The mesh has been embroidered with white beads and sequins, offering the netting a delicate touch.
Spice up your pencil skirt rotation with this mesh overlay and fringe hem rendition.
Made from 100 per cent leather, these gold net sandals are fab for hot summer days in the sunshine — whether you’re on vacation or just chilling in tropical Singapore. While you’re at it, make sure you have a basket bag to round up the look.
This dress, a composite of silk and satin in forest green, features netting on the chest area and lower hemline. Sitting pretty at a midi length and sporting a cinched waistline, its elegant silhouette makes it a great go-to ensemble for a wedding dinner.
Sure, it’s not quite suitable for Monday morning at the office — but live a little. This bold, bright and slightly bizarre dress in a cotton and wool mix was inspired by the stark contrast of American horror story with the American dream. Genius.
Made from soft cream and black jersey, this slip-on summer dress is an easy buy for Singapore’s hot climate. It hits the boho vibe but still delivers an air of sophisticated style — especially when paired with some black slides.
This bag hits two trends in one go — the (still ongoing) bucket bag trend and the netting one too. We love that the handle and inner rim is made of a gorgeous cow leather, which ups its elegance, whilst the exterior is a tactile macrame.