
Subject
Tulle is a lightweight, fine-mesh netting fabric that appears as an airy, sheer haze when loose and builds into cloudy, frothy volume when layered.
Light from behind: Tulle needs backlighting (light coming from behind your subject) to show its magic. Frontal light flattens it into solid white, while backlight penetrates the open netting and makes the overlapping layers glow like frosted mist.
Not ordinary fabric: Do not confuse tulle with chiffon or silk. It is not a woven sheet that drapes smoothly; it is an open hexagonal net that bunches into stiff, airy clouds of volume.
Full prompt
A dressmaker mannequin draped in gathered layers of white tulle, macro close-up revealing the sheer hexagonal netting illuminated by soft backlight against a dark minimal studio backdrop --ar 3:4 --style raw --s 50
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