Types of skirts you should have in your wardrobe

Skirts have always been a summer-monsoon favourite with most women because of their versatility and comfort, but choose it right according to your shape, mood an occasion. An A-line skirt sits snugly at the waist and a pencil skirt is a fitted skirt that clings to the body and follows its natural shape, says an expert. Here are five types of essential skirts shared by a Myntra LookGood Advisor:

Short skirt

Sequins, lace or leather, there’s no dearth of variety for this number. Whether it’s the peak of summer or the middle of winter, a denim skirt is one of those all-season skirts that you can wear throughout the year.

The demure A-line

An A-line skirt sits snugly at the waist and gradually widens towards the hem. Not only does it highlight the smallest part of your waist, it also flares out at the hip, minimising the width of the lower half of your body.

Full skirt or maxi skirt

A full skirt or a circle skirt is snug at the waist and widens dramatically at the ankles. Fuller than an A-line skirt, it is equally flattering for women with a relatively heavier bottom and this one’s great also for days when your heart wants to go the boho way.

Bell-shaped skirt

The bell-shaped skirt, as the name implies, resembles an inverted bell. It is typically made from heavier fabrics that can hold the shape of the skirt. The flounced skirt can be paired with a fitted top that accentuates your waist.

Feline pencil skirt

A pencil skirt is a fitted skirt that clings to the body and follows its natural shape. If you’re an hourglass (curvy, with a well-defined waist), you will look fantastic in pencil skirts. A simple black pencil skirt is perfect for lending you a slim and structured look for office.