The Green Wrap Skirts Worth Your Money
Green sits differently on a wrap skirt than almost any other shade, because the silhouette already does so much movement and shaping work that the colour has to earn its…
Green sits differently on a wrap skirt than almost any other shade, because the silhouette already does so much movement and shaping work that the colour has to earn its…
I spent about three years thinking black floral meant safe, meant a way of wearing a print without actually committing to a print. I was wrong, and I want to…
Purple sits in an unusual place among skirt colours. It has all the sharpness of a proper pencil silhouette but none of the flatness of black or navy, which is…
Navy solves the problem that black midi skirts create, which is a tendency to look severe or too eveningish for a Tuesday. The right navy sits closer to how denim…
Green does something a pleated skirt rarely manages on its own: it gives a fairly classic silhouette a reason to be noticed. The pleat count and the fabric weight are…
I owned a black leather skirt for four years before I admitted the problem wasn’t me, it was the skirt. Too stiff at the waistband, sat wrong under everything, made…
A cream maxi skirt earns its place through weight and drape, not through the idea of cream as a colour. The good ones behave like liquid, falling from the waist…
A good champagne satin skirt has weight to it. Cheap satin sits stiff and shiny, catching light in the wrong places and clinging where it shouldn’t. The better versions use…
A good navy tweed skirt behaves differently to every other skirt in the rail. The weave gives it structure without stiffness, so it holds a shape through the day rather…
Grey solves the problem that black often creates in a maxi skirt, which is severity. The right shade, somewhere between dove and charcoal, carries the same ease and the same…