Different
ways with skirts…………………
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| Full length mermaid denim skirt |
From little girls in skirts and pigtails , to teenagers in mini’s to women in pencil skirt suits ……………… the “skirt” has always been a female’s wardrobe essential and how!!!! So many types, styles and materials to experiment with, variable hemlines to play around with ………. of course it’s every woman’s dream to get the ultimate skirt for herself and don it impeccably. If teamed right, it is possible to look completely different when wearing different types and styles of skirts.
Pencil, straight, mermaid or fishtail, mini, midi, full length, pleated, gypsy, umbrella……………..which is the perfect one for you and your body type and what best to team it with ???
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| Pencil skirt- casual with denim jacket |
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| Chic with floral |
The Pencil and straight skirts look
good on almost all body types and are in fact ideal for women who are slightly
heavy in the middle, provided it is layered properly. Wear them with slightly
loose shirts or tops, tucked in or otherwise.
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| Pencil skirt in layered formal look |
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| Same skirt with a informal knitted top |
Pair with a blazer for a formal
official look, a knitted top for informal wear and dress it up with a sequined
top and pumps for party wear....... or don a denim jacket for a casual look or look chic with a floral one............
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| Pencil skirt with sequined top for party wear |
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| Same skirt with another formal look |
The mermaid or fishtail is fitted
till the knees and flares below. It can be knee length or full length. It pairs
best with slightly fitted tops and T’s.
The mini is of course for the ultra
slim and can be worn over tights or leggings too. They look fab with stilettoes
or boots. Teenagers can even carry them off with sneakers.
The pleated skirt can be a bit tricky
to wear as they tend to sit around the waist and then flare till below the
knees. It can be worn with a fitted shirt or a high neck tight top in a solid
colour which should ideally be tucked in. If you are still unsure of the look,
throw on a short jacket or blazer which matches either your skirt or your top
and you will immediately get a slimming effect……………
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| Pleated skirt with blazer and ankle boots |
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| Pleated skirt with high neck top |
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| Same pleated skirt with tucked in shirt and matching blazer |
The pleated skirt can also be worn
with any shirt which is figure hugging and not loose and the colour of the top
can be a contrast, to make the pleats stand out……….. It can also be paired with
a crop top.
The gypsy skirt is best for casual
wear, be it plain or printed. When wearing this style, complete the look with
only one printed item, be it the skirt or top. It can be a simple gypsy which
falls as a midi from the waist down or a knee length one with horizontal
panelling. The midi looks fabulous on any body type, especially with a layered
affect. Or try accessorizing with a knotted stole or a belt worn over your blazer to stand out............
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| Gypsy layered skirt |
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| Gypsy skirt with blazer and stole |
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| Gypsy skirt with blazer and belt |
The umbrella skirts are fitted till
the hips and flared below. Great to be worn with cropped tops ……. They can be
plain, printed, striped or monochrome, all of these rock in a midi length.
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| Umbrella skirt with crop top |
For winter wear, skirts can be worn
with knee length or ankle length boots and accessorized with tights, shrugs ,
stoles and blazers. This flexible piece of clothing can evolve from informal to
formal, from day to night and summer to winter wardrobe staple…… so, enjoy
experimenting and rock the look with oodles of style !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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| Straight skirt with boots and stole |
