Inverted pleats and a bubble hem shape a light cotton-and-silk skirt with an antique-inspired print.
cotton/silk

Full, supercute skirt is ruched in back for added comfort.
cotton
Inverted pleats lend fullness to a skirt with a pretty scalloped hem.
cotton
Embroidery highlights a pretty floral skirt, gathered for fullness.
cotton
Paneled A-line skirt segues to cutout details, accented with a sheer mesh hem.
cotton
Allover contrast stitching adds vertical detail to a cotton skirt, topped with a pretty embroidered belt.
cotton

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viscose rayon/elastic
Points to ponder for the pear shaped woman (as I am the pear poster child):
- An A-line skirt will usually look better than a straight skirt.
- Flare at the hem helps to balance the hips.
- Keep the waist and upper hip region smooth to minimize bulkiness.
1 comment:
Hi, I'm a pear, and I never wear A-lines. I look much better in skirts that hand straight down from the fullest part of my hips, or peg in a little towards the knees then flare out again.
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