The Best Green Pleated Skirts
Green does something a pleated skirt rarely manages on its own: it gives a fairly classic silhouette a reason to be noticed. The pleat count and the fabric weight are…
Green does something a pleated skirt rarely manages on its own: it gives a fairly classic silhouette a reason to be noticed. The pleat count and the fabric weight are…
A cream maxi skirt earns its place through weight and drape, not through the idea of cream as a colour. The good ones behave like liquid, falling from the waist…
A good champagne satin skirt has weight to it. Cheap satin sits stiff and shiny, catching light in the wrong places and clinging where it shouldn’t. The better versions use…
Green sits differently on a wrap skirt than almost any other shade, because the silhouette already does so much movement and shaping work that the colour has to earn its…
Navy solves the problem that black midi skirts create, which is a tendency to look severe or too eveningish for a Tuesday. The right navy sits closer to how denim…
Green tweed does something no other skirt fabric quite manages at the weekend: it looks deliberate without looking dressed up. The flecks of colour woven through a good tweed, moss,…
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 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…
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…
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:…