Move Over, Jeans—I'll Be Wearing These Stylish Skirt Outfits in 2024 Instead
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@nlmarilynStyle Notes: Chances are you’ve owned at least one black maxi skirt in your lifetime. If you still have one lurking in your wardrobe, you’ll be pleased to hear they’re set to be a big trend well into 2024 —a ripple effect of the miniskirts that dominated the runways. Pair yours with a statement knit and like Marilyn did, you’ve got a look that’ll see you through just about every winter outing.
Even lovers of monochrome looks are graduating to pops of red now. I'm tempted.
If you're looking for a staple maxi skirt, Raey is the brand to know.
Leather gloves will make all of your winter looks more suave, not to mention the warmth factor.
The contrast stitching will pop against the red knitwear.
I love extending the wear out of my strappy sandals with tights at the moment.
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@francescasaffariStyle Notes: When it comes to styling new outfits, one of the biggest hurdles can be getting your colours right. So, how about removing it from the situation? Monochromatic outfits dominated the runways this year and were anything but boring. Case in point: Francesa Saffari’s grey miniskirt and white top. Pop a coat over the top to trap the heat in.
Last year I purchased this skirt in black and I've squeezed so much wear out of it this winter.
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@lefevrediaryStyle Notes: Tailored skirts came back on the fashion scene in 2023 and it's a piece we'll continue to see throughout 2024. If you're wondering how to style them, do so in the same way you would tailored trousers.
A thrown-on outwear piece will complete this outfit and no one does thrown-on quite like The Frankie Shop.
Mashu's Nicole bag has great appeal for its vintage lilt and unique detailing.
Although Amy wears a streamlined tank, I recommend swapping it for a knitted top for the winter.
Minimalists, this sleek style is one you can quite easily integrate into your wardrobe.
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@bubblyaquariusStyle Notes: You’ll be hard-pressed to find anything chicer than a knitted skirt and-jumper set. Be it high-end or high-street, they always look expensive—particularly when paired with suede boots, as Rachael Keegan proves.
Pair this with the matching jumper for a uniform look in a matter of moments.
Gianvito Rossi boots are just as good as their heeled shoes and this hue matches the Anya Hindmarch bag perfectly.