How To Style A Skirt
Skirts are the perfect wardrobe staple for year round styling. In winter you can pair a skirt with a chic long sleeved blouse or jumper and some stockings and boots. In summer you can loose the boots and the stockings and instead pair the same skirt with a flowy top and some slinky kitten heels for a day time brunch or a spring wedding. Styling a skirt is all about being in tune with your own personal style and balancing out the accessories.
Skirts are versatile and sophisticated. They add a touch of femininity to any look and they are always chic. There are a whole range of fabrics to choose from when you choose a skirt, from lighter fabrics like silky stains and cottons to more heavier fabrics. Skirts suit all body types and they add a level of freedom to your look. Freedom to move those stems around and freedom to accessorise and wear them however your heart desires and perfectly in line with the occasion or the season on the horizon. You may love to wear a skirt to a work function to look classy and corporate or to a wedding to look flirty and fun.
All Black Monochrome
Styling a black skirt with a black blouse is chic on chic. Like a little black dress, the all black look with never go out of style. All black is appropriate for both the cooler winter months and the summer months. Pair an all black look with some knee high boots and some metallic jewellery for a stark and edgy contrast. A black skirt and stop is perfect for workwear or for a cocktail party.
With A Colour Burst
Add pops of colour to your skirt look for a formal or festive occasion. Bright colour is always fun and perfect for many different events - from garden parties to fun weddings. Dress this look up or down with the right kind of jewellery or hair accessories for the ultimate stylish moment.
You will always look your best in Montique! For more fashion tips or information on our dresses and products, contact us at customerservice@intermoda.com.au to be in touch with our customer service team, or shop our new arrivals now.
