Micro-mini Skirts are super short, super sexy, fun, frisky and fabulous! They elongate the legs you have as well as the looks you get from admirers everywhere. Although Micro-mini's are the epitome of Girliness, that's not to say there's anything but a real power in wearing them, because they let you tell the world that you are fearlessly female with an attitude that says "I am In-Your-Face Fantastic!" If you've never thought you had the guts to wear them, now is the time to try because today's selection of Micro-mini Skirts offers a true sampling of the array of different styles that this season's Micro-mini's come in - each with their own take on fresh, young style and "anywhere you go is your dance floor" sophistication, so obviously, there is the right Micro-mini out there to fit everyone's inner-fashionista. Be warned though: Micro-mini's are very addicting. Once you get hooked on knowing how "Fun-tastic" you can be, there is no turning back ... but then, why would you want to?
--- Kimber Sommers
Leather made it's start being the clothing of choice for cave women everywhere, but how many of them thought to wrap it into a fashionable skirt like these beauties? Thank heavens someone out there finally did, because it certainly does look fabulous! Well, you're out of the cave and into the modern world with the same look of wearability, durability and protection that must have offered cave women of old that appeal, but you can include stylishness, sexiness and that fantastic feeling that comes from looking incredible in a well-made, great fitting, bottom-hugging/flattering-sensation. Boy, the cave women had no idea of the potential!
It was the first half of the 20th century when women stopped having to wear Long Skirts and started showing a little leg. That, of course was a great move for fashion, but what of the Long Skirt? It made a powerful resurgence in the late 60's and early 70's and then a smaller one in the 90's. Well Fashion Paradise is calling for the Long Skirt revival once again, and we hope this time, it stays! Just picture yourself wearing one of these gorgeous selections and what you'll see is clothing that is, indeed, "feminine," "flowing" and "fetching" - but since these beautiful skirts show just enough belly to be retro-modern-tastic, we think you might want to count on raising a lot of "fevers" as well.
We absolutely love it. Summer 2009 all lengths are in fashion. Get all three of them and change your looks for different occasions.
The Denim skirt is one of those pieces that every woman should have in her wardrobe. Its versatility knows no bounds, especially if you avoid trendy colors, and stick with a classic, pencil-style skirt. Pair it with a t-shirt and flat gladiator sandals for a more casual look, or dress it up a bit with a pair of heels and a one-shouldered top. Either way, you're sure to turn to it season after season.
Denim skirt is a modern and chic wardrobe staple. Wear it with a white T-shirt and a colorful tote for a city look with punch.
It is very exiting that pleated skirts are back in fashion. They are very good to wear to very many different occasions. They look professional in an office, comfy on an weekend or sexy in a club. Here are some of your choices.
Skirt for every occasion. Lets support Scottish men and wear skirts more often. We are so fortuned to be able to show our legs as much as we want.
On this page we put out 4 different in the designs skirts to cover pretty much any occasion of your life. Leifsdottir 'Cloud' organdy skirt to go out and look very girly. Robert Rodriguez plaid skirt to wear in an office. Nanette Lepore flirtin skirt could be good and in an office and at the special event. 3.1 Phillip Lim skirt is great for a weekend.
This season on the runway is reminiscent of the flowing 70s in both fabric and style. We are seeing much more of the long skirt and much less of the micro mini. Materials like silk and chiffon, which tend to flow and gather, are much more popular for Spring 2008 than fabrics like cotton or denim which tend to hold shape and stay stiffer in appearance.
Business casual skirt should be knee length, though longer is okay. A variety of colors and patterns are okay, but solid tones or subtle patterns are safer. Avoid flashy, shiny or revealing looks.
