I’m anxious to try a flowing midi skirt this fall. It’s a little out of my norm but I love how fancy they can feel with high heels and how casual and comfortable they can feel with a t-shirt and flats. These are the most versatile if you ask me and the easiest to wear for most figures. I’m pretty sure everyone has a hand full of blouses already in their closet that would be perfect with this style skirt. I found a few options here, here, here and here.
I usually prefer a fitted skirt. I tend to wear lose blouses and sweaters so a pencil skirts counteract that fit well. I actually own a green tweed midi skirt I’ve had for ages. It’s an old favorite that makes me feel so tall and lean. That’s the beauty of a midi skirt to me. They really elongate your body with the right fit. Find some here, here, here and here.
The fuller styles can be a bit tricky but with the right fit can be super flattering. Petite figures especially need to make sure the length and fullness doesn’t overwhelm your body. The him on a full skirt needs to hit at a flattering point on your leg so this is one of those items that you may have to get altered to hit in just the right spot. Don’t let that deter you a simple tweak can cost next to nothing and is super easy for a tailor. Find some options here, here, here and here.
What do you think? Will you be wearing a midi skirt this fall?
-Heath
Tops images via Elle, Trickling Beauty and Dust Jacket Attic; Middle images via All the Pretty Birds, Harpers Bazaar and Atlantic Pacific; Bottom images via Atlantic Pacific, Harpers Bazaar and Karla's Closet
Who makes the first skirt in " flowing"? Love it?
ReplyDeleteHi Connie, I believe it's Reiss. So pretty!
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