Claire’s Pick of the Best Teal Skirts
Teal sits in a genuinely useful spot on the colour wheel, deep enough to work like a neutral, bright enough to do the job a print usually does. That is…
Teal sits in a genuinely useful spot on the colour wheel, deep enough to work like a neutral, bright enough to do the job a print usually does. That is…
A red pleated skirt has to do two things at once, hold its shape and catch light as it moves, and that tension is what separates a genuinely good one…
A khaki midi skirt earns its place through colour first, not cut. The shade sits closer to olive or sage than true green, which is why it works as a…
Brown is the tier that actually works for layering, and it’s worth saying plainly why. Where black can flatten against other autumn tones and go a bit heavy by October,…
Ivory satin skirts live or die on how the fabric falls, and that comes down to weight rather than shine. A cheap satin catches every light source and clings in…
A good burgundy leather skirt earns its place by doing two things at once: reading as leather, with the weight and slight sheen that catches light as you move, and…
I spent about four years convinced denim skirts were a costume for people who cycle to farmers markets on the weekend. Wrong. Properly wrong, the kind of wrong you have…
I used to think beige was the safe choice, the thing you reached for when you couldn’t decide, and then couldn’t remember wearing. Turns out that’s exactly why a good…
I spent about three years thinking beige was the colour equivalent of saying “no worries either way” when someone asks what you want for dinner. Fine. Inoffensive. Nothing. My friend…
I spent about four years thinking blue skirts were a cop out. Not black, not navy trousers pretending to be smart, just blue, sitting there being neither one thing nor…