Are you bored of wearing trousers and jeans everyday and want to change your style? If the answer is yes, then you need to start wearing skirts. A well-chosen skirt can hide any flaws in your figure and make you look more feminine. Fortunately, skirts are in style this summer, and there are many bold mini, midi and maxi styles. There are brave cuts in flying fabrics, loose materials and bright colour combinations, and they incorporate luxury details like shiny beads, feathers and sheer fabrics, all being key ingredients in skirts this season. Here are some fashionable skirt styles to add to your wardrobe this summer. Crochet skirt Crochet skirt: Heading out on vacation? A crochet skirt can make for a perfect layer over a swimsuit. Midi-pleated skirt Midi-pleated skirt: The most common length of skirts are midi skirts, though they can be of any length. Though this skirt gives a woman a romantic and dreamy look, it can add extra volume to the hips, so it's preferable for women with slim figures. Boho skirt Boho skirt: This hippie style comes in various lengths, colours and prints. It can make you feel feminine, romantic and free. Mini-pencil skirt Mini-pencil skirt: This style is suitable for girls who love street style. If paired with sports shoes and a casual shirt, this style can look light, airy and youthful at the same time. Mid-length A-line skirt Mid-length A-line skirt: A well-chosen A-line skirt is the best option to hide any flaws in your figure and emphasise the femininity of your form. It looks classy and fashionable as well. Asymmetric skirt Asymmetric skirt: This style is very chic and is one that everyone can easily try. Floral print skirt Floral print skirt: Large and small floral prints are in fashion this summer in mini, long, midi or even maxi-skirt styles. Long linen-blend skirts Long linen-blend skirts: These feel lighter on the skin and help reduce moisture. They also always look classy. Sheer skirt Sheer skirt: This skin-baring silhouette and style creates a feminine, dreamy and romantic look.
*A version of this article appears in print in the 8 July, 2021 edition of Al-Ahram Weekly
