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Article: PAPARAZZI by BIZ Tops: Camisoles, Voile Shirts and Button Fronts

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PAPARAZZI by BIZ Tops: Camisoles, Voile Shirts and Button Fronts

The PAPARAZZI by BIZ tops we carry run from plain satin camisoles you can layer under anything to printed voile shirts and textured burnout velvet button fronts. Here is what each one is, in plain words, from Accents Boutique in Marble Falls, TX.

Camisoles

Does PAPARAZZI by BIZ make camisoles?

Yes. The camisole is one of the simplest pieces in the line, a sleeveless layering top with narrow straps. We carry PAPARAZZI by BIZ camisoles at Accents Boutique in Marble Falls, TX. Call (830) 693-7573 to ask which colors are in.

What colors do the PAPARAZZI by BIZ camisoles come in?

We have carried the camisole in brown, black and ivory. Colors rotate with each buy, so call (830) 693-7573 and we will tell you what is hanging today and what we can get.

Are the PAPARAZZI by BIZ camisoles real silk?

PAPARAZZI by BIZ does not publish fiber content for its pieces, and some of the product copy that reaches us describes these as silk. We would rather not put a fiber claim in writing that the brand has not made. The sewn-in label settles it, and we will happily read one to you at (830) 693-7573.

Do the camisoles have adjustable straps?

The product information on our black camisole listing describes adjustable straps. Strap style can differ by color and season, so call (830) 693-7573 and we will check the one you are asking about.

What do you wear a satin camisole with?

It is a layering piece first: under a blazer, a cardigan or one of the open front kimonos, with the strap detail showing at the neckline. On its own with a tailored pant it reads as a dressy top.

Is a camisole the same as a tank top?

They are close cousins. A camisole has narrow, often adjustable straps and a lighter, more fluid fabric, where a tank top usually has wider straps and a jersey or knit body.

Button front shirts

Does PAPARAZZI by BIZ make button front shirts?

Yes, and they are the heart of what we buy from the brand. We carry button front shirts in printed voile, burnout knit velvet and flocked ITY. Call (830) 693-7573 to ask what is in your size.

What is a button front shirt?

A shirt that opens all the way down the front with a row of buttons, usually with a collar and cuffs. It is the most versatile top shape there is, because you can wear it closed, open over a camisole, or knotted.

What is voile fabric?

Voile is a lightweight, softly woven fabric with an open, airy feel. It is a warm weather weave, which is why it turns up in the brand's printed spring and summer shirts.

Is a voile shirt see through?

Voile is an open, airy weave, so how much it shows depends on the print and the color. We would rather you judged that in person or over a camisole, and we are happy to hold one up to the light for you in the store.

What prints do the PAPARAZZI by BIZ voile shirts come in?

We have carried them in mixed prints, including a red print mix and a pink print mix. A print mix combines more than one pattern in the same garment rather than repeating a single motif.

What is the Teal and Brown Burnout Knit Velvet Button Front Shirt?

It is a fitted button front shirt in burnout knit velvet with a mixed floral and geometric print, a classic collar, long sleeves and a slight stretch. It reads as a dressy top but wears like a knit.

What is the Olive Flocked Ity Button Front Ruched Shirt?

A fitted button front shirt in soft ITY knit with a flocked floral texture and a ruched detail gathered at the front. The ruching is what gives it a shaped waist without a seam.

What does ruched mean?

Ruched means the fabric is gathered into small folds along a seam or a line of stitching. It adds softness, disguises rather than clings, and shapes a top through the middle.

What is the Brown Floral Flocked Button Front Top?

A brown button front top with a flocked floral pattern, so the flowers sit slightly raised against the base fabric. It layers under a cardigan or wears on its own with denim.

What is flocking on a top?

Flocking is a raised, velvety pattern applied to the surface of a fabric rather than woven into it. Run a hand across a flocked floral and you can feel the flowers.

Fit, fabric and buying

Do PAPARAZZI by BIZ tops have any stretch?

Some do. The product information on the burnout knit velvet shirt and the flocked ITY shirt both note a slight stretch, while the woven voile shirts do not stretch. Call (830) 693-7573 if stretch is what you are after.

What sizes do PAPARAZZI by BIZ tops come in?

The tops we carry generally run Small through X-Large. The brand does not publish a measurement size chart, so we are glad to measure a specific piece for you at (830) 693-7573.

How do I care for a PAPARAZZI by BIZ top?

Start with the sewn-in care label, because the fabrics in this line are very different from one another and the label is written for that exact garment. Call us at (830) 693-7573 and we will read the label to you.

Can I buy a PAPARAZZI by BIZ top online?

Some of our PAPARAZZI by BIZ pieces are listed on accentsbtq.com, and others are in the store only. If you do not see the one you want online, call (830) 693-7573 and we can take care of it over the phone.

Still have a question?
Call 830-693-7573 · Email info@accentsbtq.com
Monday–Saturday 10:00 AM – 5:30 PM · Sunday 12:00 PM – 4:30 PM
212 Ave H, Marble Falls, TX 78654

Sources: paparazzibybiz.com · the PAPARAZZI by BIZ wholesale profile on fashiongo.net · product information on the PAPARAZZI by BIZ listings at Accents Boutique

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