Let's reconsider the long skirt. Here are 13 chic long options.
I have always thought of the long skirt as dowdy. Too covered up! Even prudish! For years, the floor-grazing pieces have reminded me of going to a funeral, a Victorian woman who is always bedridden, or my summers at an Orthodox Jewish camp where long skirts were the dress code for many Torah-abiding girls. Then there is the hemline-index theory that claims that skirts and dresses get longer when theBut it’s not all dark or dreary for these elongated silhouettes.
On a lighter note, there has been a hippie-fying moment of the long skirt courtesy of the Paco Rabanne Spring 2019 collection, which showed off several pieces that could even be deemed sexy thanks to the leg baring. One in particular stood out: a sarong that flashed some thigh and came complete with a shimmering gold-coin belt. It was worn with a knotted blue T-shirt that boasted the phrase “Lose Yourself.
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