The Blue Tiered Skirts We Keep Coming Back To
I’ve owned three blue tiered skirts in the wrong length before I found the right one, and I still think about the first attempt with something close to shame. It…
I’ve owned three blue tiered skirts in the wrong length before I found the right one, and I still think about the first attempt with something close to shame. It…
I spent about four years convinced pleats were a school uniform thing and nothing else, so if you’d told me I’d be writing a whole note in praise of a…
A charcoal midi skirt earns its place through weight and drape, not colour alone. Charcoal reads softer than black, less severe under office lighting and kinder against most skin tones,…
A good check mini skirt has weight to it. That is the first thing worth checking, literally, before anything about the pattern itself. A wool or wool blend with proper…
Beige pleated skirts are one of those pieces that either look expensive or look like you got lost on the way to a school reunion, and the difference is almost…
Green sits in an odd, useful place among skirt colours. It is bold enough to register as a proper style decision, yet it doesn’t fight with the rest of 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,…
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…
Burgundy sits in an unusual place in the colour spectrum, dark enough to work through autumn and winter, warm enough to avoid the flatness of head to toe black. A…
Green satin brings a particular kind of confidence to a skirt that other fabrics simply cannot replicate. The colour itself sits somewhere between emerald and bottle, deep enough to read…