Skirt Season
Skirts are certainly wearable year round, but sometimes winter weather is just too cold to bare those legs. The good news? Spring is just beginning to tease its way out of hiding, which means skirt season is nearly upon us. Your options are endless - pencil, pleated, denim, circle, A-line, maxi, mini, even micro-mini. You can go flirty and feminine, easygoing and comfortable, or understated and conservative. If you don’t already have a love affair with skirts, consider their versatility. Style your skirt with an office-appropriate blouse or a weekend casual tee. Pair it with comfortable ballet flats, or dress it up with heels. It might seem easier to default to pants or jeans, but it really is just as easy to reach for a skirt. We’ve compiled a list to get you started. Freshen up your wardrobe. Welcome the season – skirt season.
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15 Feb, 2012
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Double Stitch Skirt
You have a love affair with jeans. Bootcut, straight, skinny, flared - you love them all, but don’t forget the skirt! With vertical lines of stitching and an A-line shape, Boden’s Double Stitch is a flattering choice.
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23 Feb, 2012
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Tambourin #18
Are you in the mood for dancing? Slip into this flapper-esque fringed Tambourin #18 for some roaring 20’s glamour, and shimmy your way to the local speakeasy.
$78 at Shabby Apple | Buy
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21 Feb, 2012
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Faux Two-Piece
While not technically a skirt, this faux two-piece combines the look of versatile mix-and-match separates with the ease of a dress. You’ll have the illusion of stylishly pairing a polka-dot blouse and a dotty sash with a slim mini, but these “separates” will stay put all through dinner.
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21 Feb, 2012
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Crinkle Chiffon Skirt
Layers and layers of crinkly silk chiffon give this skirt from J. Crew just the right amount of swish for a garden party or an outside wedding. Imagine yourself sipping a glass of Pinot Grigio while you mingle with guests looking and feeling perfectly flowy and feminine.
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21 Feb, 2012
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Paul Smith Mini on Location
A mini skirt and a Mini Cooper? Fashion designer Paul Smith’s Mini Cooper took a summer road trip through the States. The result? This rather unique mini skirt adorned with a photo of his signature stripe Mini on location in Los Angeles. That’s two minis in one.
$260 at Paul Smith | Buy
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21 Feb, 2012
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Patagonia Lithia Skirt
A skirt or a shirt? You decide. Cinched and tied at the waist, drapey organic cotton jersey falls just above the knee in laid back style. Not feeling skirty? Change it up and wear it as a bandeau-style top paired with your favorite wide-leg jeans.
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16 Feb, 2012
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Faux Leather Pleated Mini
Ironing doesn’t make it onto your list of super fun things to do, so you tend to avoid items of clothing with pleats of any kind. This pleated mini might just be an exception. Faux leather gives it some edge along with extra bonus points for its zip-on-and-go quality. No ironing necessary.
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16 Feb, 2012
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Colorblock Skirt
Three neutrals add up to one stylish skirt for fans of colorblocking in more muted hues. Pair this flattering A-line silhouette with a cardi and strappy heels, and you have an easy pulled-together look for work days or weekend brunch plans.
$88 at White House Black Market | Buy
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15 Feb, 2012
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Bow Skirt
In keeping with Pantone’s pick for color of the year, no collection of skirts would be complete without this bold choice in burnt orange. The sweet bow up top just seals the deal.
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15 Feb, 2012
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Beyond the Valley Black Denim
Pump up the volume in this black denim A-line skirt from London brand Beyond the Valley. The see-through embroidered detail near the hem gives makes it a slightly flirty option, perfect for a lunch date. An elastic waist band means you’ll have room for dessert.
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15 Feb, 2012
