Streak-free bed sheets! Designer invents a fashionable tanning DRESS to wear after you apply – and women are wearing them as outfits
- A new range of clothing has been specially designed to absorb spray-on tan
- The garments puts an end to unsightly streaks following a tanning appointment
- The line has been created as fashion pieces so they look great after the salon
- There are a range of looks including a kimono, a halter dress and a jumpsuit
An Australian designer has created a clothing range that won’t just keep you looking good after a spray tan, her garments also ensure your outfit won’t get ruined by streaks or stains.
Brooke Jones heads up Little Tanning Dress, a company she founded in 2015 to make on-trend clothing for those to wear after a salon bronzing appointment.
It’s an idea that struck the Queensland local after she grew frustrated with having to wear her worst clothing following her weekly salon visit.
While she started with just one piece – a maxi dress – today Brooke’s range has grown to include kimonos, kaftans and jumpsuits.
This wrap kimono (pictured), priced at $59.95, is made from a nylon/spandex fabric and can easily be worn following a salon spray tan appointment
Brooke’s first design was a maxi dress, priced at $59, (pictured left) – a dress that can be worn in a number of ways including as a halter (pictured right)
Armed with a background in fashion, the entrepreneur started with a concept to make dresses using material that wouldn’t absorb product, but still looked great.
This led to her making her designs in a nylon/spandex fabric – material similar to that used in swimwear.
‘The Little Tanning Dress doesn’t absorb tanning products as cottons can, and the free-sizing accommodates every shape and style!’ Reads information on the Little Tanning Dress’ site.
The tanning dress range, when paired with heels (pictured left) or slides (pictured right), doesn’t look out of place when worn on the street
The range includes a jumpsuit, priced at $59.95 (pictured left) that can be worn with heels or there’s the option to layer pieces so they have more versatility (pictured right, the kimono)
Her first dress, the Brooklyn Maxi Dress in black, is still one of the company’s most popular pieces and continues to be a best-seller.
This versatile piece, priced at $59.95, can be worn as a halter neck or as a one-shoulder number, giving you two dresses in one.
From there, the range has grown to include kimonos robes, priced at $59.95, kaftans, $59.95, and stylish jumpsuits, $59.95.
Two new additions include a onesie, priced at $79.95 (pictured left) and a jumper dress, priced at $69.95, (pictured right) complete with long sleeves and a hoodie
Brooke has also recently updated the clothing line to include items designed for those who like to keep their spray tan looking good year round.
The Alex jumper dress, a must-have during winter, features long sleeves to protect a newly applied tan and a hoodie. This garment is priced at $69.95.
The Chloe onsie, priced at $79.95, is a garment that could potentially double as sleepwear.
The stylish piece is made from a soft knit fabric and comes with a guarantee it won’t leave sheets or bedding with stains or streaks.