Those torn between maxis and minis will find their sweet spot in the mullet skirt. Just like its namesake haircut, this asymmetrical style has had its ups and downs: The design achieved It skirt status in the early 2010s before falling out of favour. This season sees it resume its place amongst the popular set once again with chic, scene-stealing iterations that are so easy to pull off. Here's how.
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Cecilie Bahnsen points the way to adding dark romance to your wardrobe, showing a creation that promises volume and high textures in a semi-glossy black fabric that pairs as beautifully with a round-neck tee as it does a crisp shirt.
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Over at Giambattista Valli, a powder pink number with romantic tiers and cascading ruffles was styled with a barely there peekaboo top that served as counterpoint to the feminine vibe.
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Want a more palatable look for the everyday? Do like Prada, which put a twist on the black skirt staple and made it work for casual Fridays with a leather jacket thrown on.
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For something light and chic, channel the breezy ease of Marques’ Almeida’s flowy number, worn with a puffy oversize top edged up by thigh-high boots.
For a naughty-but- nice balance, look to Loewe and team a racy sparkly number with a cosy turtleneck for looks of approval wherever you go.
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