A skirt and top made out of the same fabric are quite different from one another. The main difference between them is the waistband- something that a tailor can easily add or remove to change their appearance. A contrasting waistband adds interest to a woman's white outfit by making it look like it has a second layer beneath the original one. Typically, white outfits have no interest added to them; but adding contrasting fabrics can give an outfit a unique look.
Off white cora fabric embroidery adds some interest to a woman's white skirt and top by changing their appearance. A contrasting waistband looks like it has a second layer beneath it. This is easily accomplished by cutting out two identical pieces of fabric and sewing them together with reinforcing stitching at each end. The length of each side can then be sewn together at one end to form an asymmetrical rectangle with two openings at each end.
A tailor can add some interest to a woman's outfit by adding a contrasting waistband- such as an off white cora -to a white skirt and top. Off white cora fabric embroidery looks good on both the skirt and the top and can add some interest when added to either one individually.
