Our Favourite Black Satin Skirts Right Now
I used to think black satin skirts were a trap. Bought one for a work Christmas do in 2019, the cheap kind that clings to tights like it’s trying to…
The Perfect Corduroy Skirt For Everyday Wear
Corduroy has a texture problem that turns out to be its greatest asset: those raised wales catch the light in a way flat cotton never will, giving even a simple…
Our Favourite Green Satin Skirts Right Now
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…
The Perfect Slip Skirt For Layering This Season
A good slip skirt behaves like a second skin without ever looking like underwear that lost its top half. The construction is what separates a serious version from a flimsy…
The Blue Mini Skirts Worth Your Money
I spent a solid three years avoiding blue mini skirts entirely because of one denim disaster in 2016 that made me look like I was auditioning for a farm themed…
Hand Picked, The Burgundy Maxi Skirts Worth Shopping
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…
The Perfect Satin Skirt For Weekend Wear
A satin skirt earns its place on weekends when the fabric has enough weight to fall properly rather than cling or crease the moment you sit down. Cheaper satins go…
Claire’s Pick of the Best Black Maxi Skirts
I spent about four years convinced a black maxi skirt was a costume, something for people who owned a capsule wardrobe and a Pinterest board and possibly a farmhouse. I…
The Lilac Skirts We Keep Coming Back To
Lilac sits in an odd, useful place between the safety of neutral and the commitment of proper colour, which is exactly why it works so hard in a skirt. It…
The Best Blue Wrap Skirts For Layering This Season
I spent an entire winter convinced wrap skirts were a warm weather thing only, strictly for holidays and pub gardens, and I was wrong in a way that’s slightly embarrassing…