The Perfect Burgundy Mini Skirt For Weekend Wear
Burgundy sits in that rare spot between black and full colour, dark enough to work as a neutral, warm enough to read as a statement, which is exactly why it…
Burgundy sits in that rare spot between black and full colour, dark enough to work as a neutral, warm enough to read as a statement, which is exactly why it…
A knitted co ord earns its place through the quality of the knit itself, not the matching. Anyone can pair a jumper with a skirt cut from the same yarn,…
A good check pleated skirt earns its place through movement, not print. The pleats need enough body to swing when you walk and enough discipline to fall back into line…
Ivory is an unforgiving colour to get right in a maxi length, which is exactly why it rewards attention. A good one depends entirely on fabric weight and drape, something…
A good gold satin skirt behaves differently to almost anything else on the rail. The fabric has weight without stiffness, so it drapes rather than stands away from the body,…
I spent years avoiding beige for the very reason that it was safe. Safe meant boring. Safe meant I gave up and wanted to curl into a ball and become…
Red does one thing a wrap skirt can’t for the rest of the navy/black family: dress up a functional flattering shape without trying. The wrap structure is where all the…
Red demands more of a mini skirt than almost any other garment because the colour does half the talking before the cut gets a chance to speak. Ones worth owning…
Stone falls into that bizarrely useful grey area between neutral and colour which is why it works so hard in a mini skirt. It comes across as considered rather than…