HOW TO LOOK CHIC IN MIDI SKIRTS

The modest style has taken on a demure sexiness and cool edge by way of fabric and silhouette, making for the perfect all-occasion staple.

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The modest style has taken on a demure sexiness and cool edge by way of fabric and silhouette, making for the perfect all-occasion staple.

LIGHT LEATHER

From left: Coach fall/winter 2020; Skirt, Prada

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DELICATE LACE

From left: Skirt, Valentino; Fendi fall/winter 2020

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CHIC BUBBLE

From left: Skirt, $1,715, Simone Rocha at MatchesFashion.com; Jil Sander fall/winter 2020

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SMART FRINGE

From left; Dior fall/winter 2020; Skirt, $415, Maje

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TIMELESS DENIM

From left: Balenciaga fall/winter 2020; Skirt, Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello

FIND YOUR MIDDLE GROUND

Full midi skirts were popular in the 1940s for their grace and elegance. Today, these highly versatile skirts are back in style, thanks to designers who gave them the love they deserve, and presented them in various materials and silhouettes. Fendi played up the femininity with a full lace ensemble of collared blouse and midi skirt that balanced subtle sensuality with sophistication. Jil Sander, meanwhile, went with an adorable yet chic bubble number paired with a top in the same style for a youthful, lively vibe. Coach kept things light and cheery with a vibrant leather skirt and fuss-free separates in complementary hues, while Dior stayed true to its girl power roots with tailored pieces teamed with a wide-fringe skirt, complete with combat boots and kohled eyes. Over at Balenciaga, a denim option was presented as a wardrobe staple—to be dressed up with a silk blouse and heels for the office, or dressed down with a tank top and sneakers for the weekend.