Helpful Ideas With Halftee Layering Fashions for Dresses

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5 Variety of Styles for Wearing a Halftee to Stay Modest

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Navy Bell Sleeve Halftee Layering Fashions

I have a couple of darker blue dresses that could use some sleeves, so I chose this bell sleeve option in navy.

Now I lightened the photos enough that you can see the difference between the dresses and the halftee, but in real life, it wasn’t super obvious. Then again, is it bad to layer like this? We layer over our dresses without a second thought, so why not under them?

The above dress was my grandmother’s lace dress. I wore it for a post about dressing up vintage chic. It wasn’t planned but I really like how the ruffles mirror the peplum of the waist!!

Below is one of the pieces from my very first Fashom box. You can see in that post how the dress looks with a layer over it, and without any layer.

While I wouldn’t normally wear the dress with jeans, I like how it looked.

Insider tip: If you’ve never tried online fashion boxes, I give the scoop on 3 different ones here.

3/4 Lace Halftee Layering Fashions

I like the idea of a lace halftee because it seems dressier to go with my dresses. They also have the lace version in long sleeves along with sheer ones too that could work.

This long dress was actually my bestie’s who passed away. I’ve worn it to a gala a couple of winter’s ago with a different top underneath.

PS. If you are wondering why you don’t see my bra in the back, it’s because I’m still trying out some strapless bras and this one is backless.

This dress I picked up at Goodwill in Denver. I’ve worn it to a gala before and even for shopping in the winter.

And a velvet dress is made for winter, yet I always need some kind of wrap with it, until I found the Halftees.

I even wondered how the lace would work under an open-shoulder dress. I think this could be a great idea under open shoulder tops and sweaters too. Anyplace where there is an opening that you might like covered.

Do You Need a Halftee?

I think the idea of a halftee for your layering is brilliant if you don’t want the extra bulk around your midsection. And if you tend to be on the warm side, and don’t need the extra coverage for heat.

However, if you need warmth, then you may prefer a full top. It’s not impossible to find ones that are thin and would work. In fact, I have a couple of lace and sheer tops that do cover my midsection that I use with some of these dresses.