The Long & Winding Skirt

Move over hippies from the 70’s; maxi skirts are becoming classier than ever. They are also being worn by women everywhere during all four seasons, because essentially, they can be worn at any time. They can look great without appearing too conservative and can also provide a chic, bohemian look. However if you believe that there’s too much fabric covering the legs, then there are plenty of sheer ones out there to show off the legs, or ones with sexy thigh splits that unquestionably exclude the nun factor. I don’t mind covering my legs, and only recently have I recognised my fixation for maxi clothing, as you could probably immediately pick up from my previous posts. I think I enjoy the sinuous sensation they bring.

The skirt was a well-spotted sale item from Forever New which complements this Forever New top that was a Christmas present. The fairly cool weather today meant that longer sleeves were required, and to be honest I’m becoming quite excited for winter!

Cheeky split!

Skirt & Top- Forever New

Bag- Fiorelli

Shoes- Sportsgirl

Socks- Target

In Bloom

The other weekend something magical happened. I wore a skirt minus stockings/tights/long socks. It was such a pretty day that my family and I went to the park for a picnic, and I grabbed the opportunity to soak up in with sun without my usual winter layers which was sooo liberating.

A new addition to my jewelry collection – a beaded babooshka necklace. Unique eh?

Jacket: Forever New   Skirt: River Island     Top: Target    Shoes: Inui    Necklace: A gift

Maxi skirts. Planning to invest in a few of them because they are flattering for any body type and are simple as well as classy.

Put a Sequin on It

Or a few, because there is no denying that sequins are the greatest things since melted cheese. They’re  shiny, outrageous and bold, so of course I wanted to own a sequin covered something. To join in on the sequin spirit, I purchased a green sequined asos skirt. Sequins can be tricky because they’re not appropriate for all occasions, but they absolutely have their place at parties, formal events and at the more ‘special’ outings. I most recently wore my skirt to a Lady Gaga concert. It fit the Gaga criteria and you can never not have a great time in a sequined skirt.

skirt- ASOS jacket- mother’s wardrobe top- Cotton On stockings- ? shoes- Inniu
Me and Stephanie

 My gorgeous sister Stephanie and I in all our Gaga glory, coincidentally both wearing sequined skirts.

Good-quality sequins can come with pricey tags. Here are a few less costly items I spotted:

Read or Dead heart top $38
bankfashion.co.uk 
MOTO hotpants $53
topshop.com 
tfnc Paris dress $84
tfnclondon.com
Aftershock Vonnie leggings $53
houseoffraser.co.uk
Tutu skirt $33.50
lipsy.co.uk
Envelope clutch $26
forever21.com
Tulle jacket $34
piperlime.gap.com