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Whether it's the sexy high-low or the elegant midi, here's how to expertly sport any skirt style this summer
If hemlines are still indicative of economic health, then economists and designers alike must be downright confused this season. Skirt cuts are all over the map – from midi to mini and maxi to sexy high-low which covers them all.
As you put away your pants and bring the skirts out to play for the summer, one thing’s for certain – you won’t get bored with this season’s styles. The question is only how to wear them. This guide will show you how to pull off any hemline.
This ’50s inspired look is the “it” skirt length this summer. Hitting somewhere between right below the knee to mid-calf, the midi length is elegant and will easily transition to fall, but it can be tricky to wear. Follow these tips to rock this look.
This classic skirt is perfect for daytime wear. A staple in every woman’s closet, it’s great for the office. Make this common skirt style stand out with these tips.
Any woman knows a pencil skirt is the perfect power skirt. This skirt cut is sexy yet professional, and can be worn many different ways.
Don’t let the name scare you away; the mini has come a long way since the 80s. This skirt style should probably be kept out of the office, unless paired with black nylons, but it’s great for a night out on the town.
On the opposite end of the spectrum is the maxi skirt. This skirt has the most flattering and comfortable hemline and works for office meetings, weekend shopping and galas. These guidelines will help you maximize the flexibility of the maxi.
Skirts with asymmetrical hemlines began to appear last summer. Now, more popular than ever, this hemline has also been seen in shirt and dress styles, and is the perfect piece to transition from day to night.
Seen on jackets, shirts and dresses, the peplum is a must in any woman’s closet, so why not start with a skirt. When all is said and done, choose edgy accessories to contrast with the girly vibe of the peplum skirt.
Summer Skirts: How to Wear them Right