There’s a reason why everyone who I adore style-wise is wearing them and now I have one, I GET IT.
The midi length makes it feel like we’re practically wearing trousers and there’s no better combo than pairing them with big jumpers and ankle boots which are two of my favourite clothing categories. Come rain or shine, within reason they can be an all year round capsule wardrobe staple – once you factor in some layering and warmth-inducing style tips.īest of all the are comfy – like seriously, so comfy – come in a range of colours, courtesy of Topshop’s ever-expanding range and are a good way for traditionally non-skirt wearers to ease ourselves into the idea. It’s a trend that I bought into in the summer with the purchase of a leopard print number and it ain’t going anywhere any time soon. When I scroll through my ‘saved’ section on Instagram there are a disproportionate amount of pasta recipes, art that I’ll never be able to afford and satin midi skirts.
Get ahead of the influencer curve with their new skirt, plus shop more new styles that aren't leopard print.*This post features an advertorial from Topshop If their gift of predicting it-prints is any indication, you can bet that paisley silk is the next big thing. Thankfully, Realisation Par (the brand that kickstarted the trend) just launched a new midi this week. Sure, social media should have no power over my wardrobe choices, but I can't help but reconsider the spotted look in favor of an option that isn't worn by thousands of my peers (although that would be a really good grid post). Seemingly overnight, the leopard midi skirt became a fashionable meme, debasing the classic to pure basic-ness. The style has long been considered a neutral wardrobe staple, but its increasing popularity in 2019 has made the style a little too ubiquitous. I live in fear that a stranger will snap a photo of me wearing a leopard midi skirt in the wild, only to be dragged in the comment section of a catty (albeit hilarious) Instagram post.
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