Midi Skirts for Women

Midi skirts

Between long and short: midi skirts combine the best of both and can be mixed and matched in many ways. Midi skirts are currently experiencing a real revival. After the advent of the miniskirt, it was considered conservative and conventional for a long time. Now, the calf-length skirt is being worn passionately again in a more multifaceted way than ever before. Midi means medium length. Thus, a midi skirt is shorter than floor-length, but longer than knee-length. Strictly speaking, a midi skirt extends from just below the knee to about mid-calf.

Midi skirts have historical style

A look at past decades shows in which styles midi skirts were popular and common again today. They come in the bell shape of the 1950s, which is reminiscent of petticoats and particularly suitable for summer midi skirts. They can also be found in the straight, tight 70s cut of the pencil skirt. Pleated midi skirts or pleated skirts in midi length are once again conquering catwalks and red carpets.

What goes well with a midi skirt

A midi skirt is usually worn on the waist. It flatters the figure of the wearer and the silhouette of the skirt is also highlighted in the most beautiful way. Midi skirts go especially well with tight, crop tops due to their high rise. A bell-shaped midi skirt looks decidedly graceful with a tight-fitting top, T-shirt or even turtleneck sweater for women. A pleated midi skirt adds a touch of fairy tale and romance. Denim or shirt blouses, wide crop shirts and short blazers are a favorite combination with tight stretch midi skirts. A midi skirt can easily be the highlight of any outfit because of its often extravagant design.

Who looks good in a midi skirt?

There is one fact that you can not ignore: a midi skirt shortens the leg. Because of its special length, which covers the knee, there is a slight shift in proportions. For this reason, small women should wear a midi skirt best with high shoes such as pumps or high heels. Ladies with rather short legs and long torso can visually “lift” their midriff with the high fit of the skirt. Whether slim, curvy or athletic: midi skirts flatter every body type in the right combination.

Midi skirts in business and leisure

Midi skirts are very versatile. It can be easily matched with casual looks and looks great with crop tops, women’s sneakers, and shoppers. A midi skirt is quite appealing in a business context, thanks to its fantastic length. It never turns out too short, yet it makes an impression with its fashionable flair. Shirt blouses, bodysuits, short blazers, blouse tops as well as boots, pumps, and loafers would go well together with a midi length business pencil skirt. Even a dark denim midi skirt, combined with a black turtleneck shirt and a camel-colored wool coat for women, creates a business-appropriate outfit for every day. Important when styling: how tight is the skirt? A tight black stretch midi skirt can also be matched with wide and softly draping tops, while a midi skirt in petticoat form should be combined with the tightest and most understated shirts and blouses possible.