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Skirts

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Waist:
Measure around natural waist with a measuring tape.

Different Types of Skirts with Pictures

A-Line Skirts

Bubble skirt

Draped skirt

Godet skirts

Gypsy skirts

High Waist Skirts

High Waisted

High Waisted Skirts

Long Skirts

Maxi Skirts

Midi Skirts

Pencil Skirts

Straight skirts

Solid Color Dresses

Summers

Tube or pencil skirt

Vintage Inspired Skirts

Wrap skirt

A-Line Skirts

This skirt style was named ‘A-Line’ because they fit tightly at the waist, emphasizing hips and thighs but further down they flare, just like the shape of a letter ‘A’. It draws attention to the hips because of the fitting and therefore is very popular amongst curvier women. Some important variations of this style Godet, Gypsy and the Paneled skirt.

Godet skirts – Features are fabric in triangular pieces that are inserted from the body to the hemline. This creates a slimming look for those with a wider waist, and draws attention from this area to the hemline.

Gypsy skirts – Fitted in an A-Line style around the waist, but the length extends to the ankle. Additional paneling or crinkling should be avoided around the hip area for pear shaped women, as it can draw attention to that area of the body very easily.

Straight skirts – Whereas A-line skirts expanded from waist to hemline, Straight skirts maintain the same width from the waistline all the way down to the hem. These are suitable for formal occasions, and lengths range from ankle to knee.

Tube or pencil skirt – These are fitted down to the knee. What differs between the Tube and the pencil skirts is that the former run down to the ankles. These are designed for those that possess an hourglass figure, as the excessive fitting can be harsh on the silhouette otherwise. They’re very suitable for formal occasions, if it can be pulled off.

Bubble skirt – These skirts employ a hemline that ‘goes in’ all around the skirt at various points,which create a ‘bulky’ effect to the silhouette. These fall in and out of fashion, but are worn often enough to justify having one in your wardrobe. Due to the nature of the strange hemline, fabrics are usually softer and more flexible.

Wrap skirt – This type of skirt is primarily just a rectangular piece of fabric, which you wrap around your waist. Wraps are suitable for both thinner and curvier women because the fabric is looser. After you wrap the skirt, the style may even reflect a straight or A-line skirt.

Circular skirt – The reason that this style is named thus is because the hemline creates a perfect circle. If you’re thinner, go for shorter length and curvier women may want to consider a longer length because of the volume. Longer variations of this style are suitable for formal as well as special occasions.

Draped skirt – The draped skirt can be worn by all women, as the fabric made for this dress has a slimming effect.

Tulip skirt – Overlapping pieces of fabric like the petals of a tulip form this style of skirt. Length is usually to the knee or longer, but not below mid-calf. Again, this style creates a slimming effect and can be considered for wear by all body types.

Layered skirt – They are deemed ‘layered’ when there is an additional layer of fabric that sits above the main body of the skirt. This adds a voluminous effect so it is only suitable for those women with a thinner frame.

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