So mumma's we are all familiar with the maxi dress which has been around for the past couple of seasons and more recently the maxi skirt that has made a come back in the past year or two.
I've always found it hard to pull off a maxi, especially a fitted one. Being short and curvy means pulling off a fitted maxi is hard. But the most beautiful flowy maxi skirts are filling the racks in the stores for winter. Soft, flowy, pleated and feminine, your going to love them. Beige's and other soft tones are my favorites.
So how do you wear the maxi skirt well. I've popped up afew pics from our European friends, they have all done the maxi beautifully.
The maxi looks great with a tucked in fitted or loose fit singlet or tee. Or wear on your hips with a comfy-fit jumper, perfect for those cooler Autumn days. Heals will offset your outfit perfectly, especially if you are shorter like myself (helps give the height you don't naturally have).
Have fun and enjoy the maxi skirt ladies. oxo
I've always found it hard to pull off a maxi, especially a fitted one. Being short and curvy means pulling off a fitted maxi is hard. But the most beautiful flowy maxi skirts are filling the racks in the stores for winter. Soft, flowy, pleated and feminine, your going to love them. Beige's and other soft tones are my favorites.
So how do you wear the maxi skirt well. I've popped up afew pics from our European friends, they have all done the maxi beautifully.
The maxi looks great with a tucked in fitted or loose fit singlet or tee. Or wear on your hips with a comfy-fit jumper, perfect for those cooler Autumn days. Heals will offset your outfit perfectly, especially if you are shorter like myself (helps give the height you don't naturally have).
Have fun and enjoy the maxi skirt ladies. oxo
Pic from The Sartorialist - Alex from London
Pic from Lookbook - Andy from Amsterdam
Pic from Lookbook - Anouska
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