Formal Short Skirt Style

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You have to consider several rules if you want to wear you mini skirt in a right way. Today I bring you this awesome street style inspiration that will surely give you some new ideas on how to wear you mini at work, in the streets and parties. I think you all know that minis are back in trend again, that's why many shops and brands offer us various models to choose from. In this compilation we are going to explore various ways of wearing this voguish staple. It's a fun piece that can be worn with pretty shirts, tops and accessories.

Skirts come in a wide variety of lengths and types. This comprehensive guide explains the differences and how to wear them. As with all apparel, skirts can be made in a variety of different fabrics which typically determines if the skirt is casual, professional, or suitable for evening wear.

Short Skirt Styles

Nothing showcases a great pair of legs like a short skirt. These hit above the knee, but they still come in several shapes and fabrics to suit almost any occasion (except maybe school or work).

Bell-Shaped

The bell-shaped skirt, as the name implies, resembles a bell in that the skirt flares from the waist but falls in a straight line to the knee from that initial flare. It is typically made from heavier fabrics that hold their shape well. This skirt is best worn in the evening at formal occasions, with a fitted top.It is best worn by apple-shaped ladies.

Knee-Length Styles

Knee-length styles are versatile enough to be casual, work-friendly, and also work in more formal settings. As the name suggests, these are a modest length without being too long.

Pencil

The pencil skirt is a staple for many professional women closet – and rightly so. This style is cut straight down, and when laid flat, forms a rectangle.

Often paired with a suit jacket, the pencil skirt is best worn in professional environments. A pencil skirt in a suiting fabric is appropriate for business formal dressing, and an appropriate top would be a formal button-down shirt or a silk shell to be worn under a suit jacket.

Full

The full, knee-length skirt is flattering for all women. The waistband of a full skirt typically cinches at one's true waist, the smallest part of a woman's body, with the rest of the skirt falling to the knee.

Its conservative length makes it extremely versatile - depending on the fabric and the print, it can be worn to work and to religious and family occasions, and even to formal evening events if made in a fabric like jacquard or lace.

The best way to wear a full skirt is with a fitted top tucked into the waistband in order to highlight the nipped-in waist.This skirt can be worn by ladies of all ages and body shapes.