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The Lulo Project The Bustier

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Color: Koel Eyelet Bird Red
Brand Sizing: US
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Model measurements:

Size S: Anna (6'0") usually wears size XS-S
Measurements from size S
Length: 15in / 38.0cm, from shoulder
Ruler.
Model measurements:

Size S: Anna (6'0") usually wears size XS-S
Measurements from size S
Length: 15in / 38.0cm, from shoulder
Ruler.

Fabric Weight: Lightweight
Lightweight
Heavyweight
  • Fabric: Lightweight, non-stretch eyelet
  • Embroidered floral detailing
  • Underwire cups
  • Partial smocked elastic back panel
  • Sweetheart neck
  • Adjustable shoulder straps
  • Shell: 97% cotton/3% spandex
  • Partially lined
  • Wash warm
  • Imported, Colombia
Style #LULOP30119
This bustier from The Lulo Project is crafted from lightweight eyelet and features underwire cups, a sweetheart neck, and embroidered floral detailing. With its smocked elastic back panel and adjustable shoulder straps, this top offers a structured silhouette with a touch of romantic detail.

About the Brand

More than just a clothing brand, The Lulo Project is a celebration of identity, resilience, and community. Founded by Afro-Colombian, Martha Nieto (an experienced globetrotter who has lived in the USA and Italy, and traveled extensively across Europe and Asia), the label is a representation of her global perspective. Leaning on bold, colorful designs with motifs inspired by nature and animals (especially birds), each of the collections’ comfy-chic pieces are designed to transition effortlessly from day to night. Central to the label is a commitment to using 95% natural or recycled fabrics and keeping production batches small to reduce waste. As a proud Afro-diaspora brand, The Lulo Project proudly centers black women in its storytelling and designs because representation matters, and every woman deserves to be seen and celebrated.