In the spring summer season of 2011 romance and femininity will be without any doubts the leading words that will dominate the fashion world. Combining classicism, femininity and refinement in a distinctively modern approach the midi skirt trend is definitely a an interesting and classy choice for the 2011 warm season. Check out a few interesting midi skirt looks from the most important runways!
If we are to take into account the fall/winter 2010-2011 season
we can easily spot a strong preference for long, ladylike skirts
with a subtle retro vibe. Those who decide to invest in such a
stylish skirt will surely be pleased that their choice will pay off
in the next season as well being one of the trends that will
continue to be smoking hot for the following season as well.
With the strong inspiration from the '70s we've seen lately on the
runways it's no surprise that this trend is having an increased
popularity with each new season.
As a trend begins to become more prevalent the combinations and
designs available tend to multiply as well, creating a greater
diversity that satisfies a wide range of tastes. This is exactly
the case with the mid-calf length skirt which comes in a variety of
different styles from loose fitting, flowing dresses or classic
cuts to masculine styles or or interesting mixed prints
combinations. As it can be noticed midi skirts are by no means
boring as they tend to be very versatile and stylish when used in
well thought, creative and expressive outfits.
Suno
Rachel
Comey
Moschino Cheap and
Chic
Rebecca
Taylor
Those who like to take a few well calculated fashion risks will
definitely find collections like Suno or Rebecca Taylor a
worthwhile source of inspiration as they offer a tangible proof of
the fact that eclectic outfits formed by pairing different styles
of prints can be a successful and fashionable choice for a variety
of occasions. Combinations between different print styles can be an
excellent choice when an eye catching vintage vibe is desired.
On the other hand those who want to stick to conventional style
rules that will ensure a flawless outfit that will greatly diminish
the risk of committing faux pas, opting for a single printed items
and pairing with wisely picked solid colored items is a good
alternative. By choosing prints and patterns on the body part you
most want to emphasize and choosing solid colors on the other parts
you can easily create a flattering look. In need for stylish outfit
ideas? Moschino Cheap and Chic, Alice+Olivia, Marc by Marc Jacobs,
Vena Cava or Rebecca Taylor offer a series of excellent ideas you
can use to rock this trend.
Cynthia
Rowley
Marc by Marc
Jacobs
Vena
Cava
Diane von
Furstenberg
However, engaging in complicated style combinations or complex
designs is not the only way in which this interesting trend can be
embraced. For those who are more drawn to a minimalist fashion
style designer offer plenty of style suggestion as well. By opting
for powerful, vibrant colors, opting for a series of creative
accessories as well as by combination different fabrics a variety
of beautiful, office appropriate outfits that march the business
chic definition can be created in a matter of minutes.
These style rules can be applied individually to various occasions
depending on the desired impression each woman wants to make. For
an androgynous look like the one presented on the Steven Alan or
Tracy Reese runways, opting for masculine elements such as a loose
fitting sweater or a masculine hat style as well as a beautiful
pair of flats might be all that you need to create the desired
impression.
A classy and stylish piece, the midi skirt is a classic item that
will quickly prove its usefulness if you are creative and you use
it to create stylish and versatile outfits. Judging by the
increasing popularity of the trend, it can be quite easy to assume
that it will become a must have for the season so make sure to
consider this option when beginning to update your wardrobe for the
following seasons.
Organic by John
Patrick
Tracy
Reese
Reem
Acra
Steven Alan
Photos via elle.com, style.com


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