Fashion Experiment:
Playing with Colors (the veggie edition)
EGGPLANT + CHARTREUSE
Plus, bringing here a TREND ALERT on High-Low Hem Skirt
Btw, let's get to know first what is this high-low skirt?
As the name implies, “high-low” skirts are short in front and longer at the back. The variation in length between the front and back is either subtle or extreme. The overall length of the skirt varies too, ranging from mini to maxi.
- They make a nice change to the multitudes of form fitting pencil skirts that have dominated shopfloors for countless seasons.
- They are breezy deluxe. Throw on a relaxed version with an airy, somewhat fitted top, a pair of sandals, straw hat and canvas tote, and you are comfortably and stylishly set for a very hot day.
- They make a great bathing costume cover-up.
- I am not a fan of casual maxi skirts, but the raised front that reveals the ankles and part of the lower leg on the longer styles makes all the difference to my eye. The effect is more like a midi with a dipped back, which I find infinitely more flattering than a casual maxi skirt with a symmetrical hemline. The raised front also makes it easier to stride, although you’ll have to be careful walking up and down stairs.
Hollywood celebrities are rocking this trend too.
More here.
This is not actually a high-low skirt, but a different style of pleated skirt with a violet jersey skirt lining and in asymmetrical side hems. I just folded the jersey lining to make it look a mullet skirt.
about the outfit:
eggplant blouse - sigh's closet / chartreuse pleated skirt - Chic Vintage / purple embellished flats - Figliarina / peach metallic embellished purse - G. Fiesta / sunglasses - G. Country Mall / gold belt - sigh's closet / pearl accessory necklace - sigh's closet
You look so gorgeous with this mullet skirt, dear! Love the colors in this outfit, too! ♥
ReplyDeleteArnie
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