Shop the Green Leather Skirts We’d Actually Wear
Green leather works harder than black, which is why it deserves a place on the rail rather than a single seasonal moment. The colour reads as a neutral with attitude:…
Green leather works harder than black, which is why it deserves a place on the rail rather than a single seasonal moment. The colour reads as a neutral with attitude:…
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…
A white leather skirt works when the leather itself has enough body to hold a shape without turning stiff or plasticky. Look for a finish with a slight matte softness…
A high waisted skirt earns its place in the layering season lineup for one simple reason: the waistband sits where a jumper, shirt or blouse can be tucked in properly…
Orange is not a colour that hides, which is exactly why a midi skirt in this shade earns its place rather than sitting quietly at the back of the rail.…
Peach sits in a strange, useful place between neutral and statement, which is exactly why the maxi skirt version of it works so hard in a warmer weather rotation. It…
A gold skirt earns its place by behaving like a neutral even though it reads like an event piece. The good ones understand this contradiction: metallic enough to catch light…
I spent about four years thinking a black midi skirt was what you wore when you’d given up. Safe, a bit prim, the sort of thing that turns up on…
A good jersey skirt earns its place through weight, not print or price point. The fabric needs enough substance to hold a shape through movement, something with a bit of…