Skater skirts and huge hurls this season and if they come in pastel hues with mid length, even better. They are flirty, feminine and an all time chic piece, they are also cute when they come full shaped.
'Midi' Skater Skirt
The midi skater skirt is chic and definitely all that...
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Ever versatile, they feature a fitted waist and flare out into an A-line silhouette (think figure skating outfit-hence the name)
You can pair your midi skater skirt with just about any top- eve trendy and universally flattering, the skater skirt is a must own midi bottom. Usually tailored to flatter most shapes, the come structure soft feminine and chi,making it appropriate for just about any occasion as well.
The midi skater skirt goes below the knee and can be styled with top tucked casually in or sported with a crop top (how we love that look!) but ultimately they are ever trendy and works with just about any look. Own a skater skirt by all means, you'd love it!
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