Aside from diamonds and shoes, skirts are the next in line of women’s best friend. We wear skirts of any length, in any colors and at any prints. As we look into skirts, there are a variety of them to suit the need of the occasion and mood; but do we really have to follow the convention ruler-straight? We don’t have, too.
Let’s give your wardrobe a little bit of an edge by styling your outfits a step outside the conventional starting – of course – with the pencil skirts.
It is only natural to start our wardrobe level-up with this type of skirt. Pencil skirt is a timeless piece restricted inside the work setting, which isn’t just right. So, here’s how you can wear it that can bring justice to this beautiful piece.
Peplum top and a pencil skirt? This is a match made in heaven. Going all black in a mesh peplum, long-sleeved peplum top with equally as sexy mid-thigh sitting pencil skirt is a solid formula of being classy.
This one’s not only going to spice up your work dress code, but also a perfect outfit for date nights.
All bets are off at this another classic mash up of pencil skirt and crop top. It adds up a notch of casual feeling to your attire while still looking intimate.
If peplums are date nights, then this one’s your solution for lunch dates.
Who says denim on denim isn’t just as fabulous? This two classic pieces will get you ready in no time. Just choose a different wash in picking your denim tops and bottoms.
However, if you don’t want to go denim all the way, you can swap your pencil skirt into a different color, say yellow this summer, to add a burst of brightness into your attire.
Add a dose of glamour into your laid back outfit with a plaid pencil skirt and a sweater.
It will not only keep you warm on the coldest days, but also keep you in style without looking to be trying too much.
Who says you can’t look sophisticated and a bit on the wild side at the same time? Dust off your leather jacket from your equally webbed wardrobe, as we’re going to create an outfit that will keep you balanced from both ends.
On the other hand, if you don’t want to go all leather, you can swap your leather pencil skirt for a floral print one to match. It’s a surefire in keeping grounded to your chic side while exploring the danger zone.
I don’t know about you, but print on print looks gorgeous. Mashing up a printed, midriff-baring body con top with a printed knee-length printed pencil skirt is sure to turn heads.
On the other hand, if you don’t want to print on print, a graphic tee will do or you can swap the top with white crop top and don in some sharp jacket.
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