Our selection of Short Skirts includes skirts that sit above the knee: miniskirts, flared skater skirts, denim skirts, pleated skirts, wrap skirts, faux leather skirts, and skorts, to be worn bare-legged in summer or with tights in winter.
The youthful and dynamic look of the short skirt.
The short skirt stops a few centimetres above the knee for the more modest, and mid-thigh for the mini skirt. It became popular in the 1960s, made famous by British designer Mary Quant in the London of the time, and has since symbolised a free and youthful fashion. It shows off the legs, elongates the figure, and adds energy to a simple outfit.
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The skater skirt, flared and flowing from the waist, moves with every step and suits all body types. The denim skirt, straight or A-line, is the most casual and is worn with trainers. The pleated skirt, inspired by tennis or school, adds movement. The wrap skirt, crossed and tied, adjusts at the waist. The faux leather skirt, more edgy, pairs well with a chunky sweater. The skort, featuring an integrated pair of shorts, gives the appearance of a skirt while providing the freedom of shorts.
In summer, the short skirt is worn with bare legs, sandals, espadrilles, or white sneakers, paired with a t-shirt or a tank top. In winter, it stays in the wardrobe thanks to opaque tights, worn with boots or ankle boots and a chunky sweater tucked into the skirt. To balance the silhouette, a short skirt is paired with a more covering top. A high-waisted skirt defines the waist and elongates the legs. Always check the sitting length before choosing a style.
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The mini skirt made its mark in the 1960s, popularised by British designer Mary Quant in the London of the time. It has since symbolised a free and youthful fashion that shows off the legs.
With opaque tights, knee-high boots or ankle boots, and a chunky sweater or long coat to balance. Skirts made of faux leather, velvet, or wool are best for the cold.
The flared skater skirt emphasises the waist and hides the hips; the straight denim skirt highlights slim legs; the wrap skirt, crossed, suits almost all body types.
The skort looks like a skirt from the front but conceals an integrated pair of shorts. It offers the freedom of movement of shorts, ideal for walking, cycling, or sitting without worrying about length.
The high-waisted style defines the waist, elongates the legs and is worn with a tucked-in or cropped top. The low-waisted style, more casual, pairs well with a loose top and mainly suits elongated silhouettes.