Tularosa Elma Cowl Neck Dress
Tularosa
$228.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The Tularosa Elma Cowl Neck Dress is pure after-hours poetry—sleek, sheer, and subtly femme without ever tipping into precious. Cut from a diaphanous challis that glides against the skin, the dress slips on in a palette of crisp white or inky black, both intentionally sheer to turn underlayers into part of the conversation. The cowl neckline falls just so, draping with a flirtatious ease, while the open back takes it from dreamy to directional. Tularosa’s romantic, wild-at-heart sensibility lives in the fine balance here: retro in influence, but styled for the here and now.
Unlined and featherlight, this piece settles against the body in a way that feels unstudied, with a slinky drape that keeps movement fluid and easy. The pull-on silhouette keeps things unfussy, letting the airy viscose hang close yet never tight, making it a confident base for layering over bold bras, sculptural bodysuits, or nothing but sun-warmed skin. The intentionally sheer finish means every underpinning becomes a style moment—think visible lingerie or a pop of color beneath. This is a dress that moves easily between settings: slip it under an oversized blazer during the day, or let it stand alone with a strappy heel and minimal jewelry after dark.
Tularosa’s DNA is rooted in effortless, LA-centric femininity, and the Elma Cowl Neck slips seamlessly into that aesthetic. It channels late-’90s slip dress cool (hello, runway Kate Moss) with a modern twist; there’s a reason these barely-there layers are everywhere right now, and this rendition hits that breezy, undone sweet spot.
Materials / Fabrication
- Lightweight challis fabric
- Cowl neckline
- Exposed back
- Pull-on styling
- Unlined
- Intentionally sheer; undergarment will show through
- Shell: 100% viscose
- Tularosa – LA-based label
Recommended Care
- Hand wash cold separately to protect viscose fibers.
- Use mild detergent; avoid bleach.
- Do not wring or twist—gently squeeze out excess water.
- Lay flat or hang to dry away from direct sunlight.
- Iron on low heat if needed, using a pressing cloth.
- Store garment hung or folded to avoid stretching the sheer fabric.
