Squiggly Skirt

All I have left to do is to hem the lining, so I declared that it was time to take pictures. Nothing fancy. I kept with the office setting (our home office, very, very well organized, ha!) since it's a pencil skirt.


Unfortunately, I don't love it. I think it looks okay in the photo, but I'm not sure about the silhouette. I think I'm more of a A-line skirt or gathered skirt kinda gal - something with more volume.

And I really don't like where it sits on my waist. Too high. I think I must be used to waistbands sitting lower down. I feel squished in this one and not because it's too tight. Maybe I have a short torso relative to my height? I don't know.


Well, this was mainly a learning skirt anyway. I'll still wear it, but I don't think it'll be a favorite. In other news, I used the serger again last night during class, and I didn't muck it up this time!

Comments

  1. It looks good, such great fabric. I know what you mean though about being used to low waists. I usually wear low waisted skirts and then feel uncomfortable in a hgher waisted one.

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  2. Ok, I am in love with this skirt. I don't really notice the shape because I'm so awed by the fabulous fabric. I understand the waist fitting issue - I'm used to low waists as well, but I've found that higher waisted skirts are great for the too short button downs.

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  3. It is true that all too often my RTW shirts are a little too short...why is that? I like the fabric so I hope I get used to the waist. I could try the tuck-in style; I almost never do that. Hmmm.

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  4. :) I still really like this fabric and it looks fabulous with the black top! I have a real aversion against waistbands going higher than my bellybutton, too!

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  5. I think it looks absolutely wonderful, and I would wear it a lot! But I do have a soft spot for pencil skirts... I love the punchiness of that bold print worn with a simple black top. Very chic!

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  6. Oooh, I love your skirt, it looks good in the photo, but the important thing is that you are comfortable. Have you experimented with having the top tucked in for a different look? Maybe that could change the way you feel about it?

    I am all about high- waisted skirts and trousers, and especially in the winter when it is cold, they give an extra bonus layer keeping my belly nice and warm! :-)

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  7. I really like your skirt and I think the silhuette suits you very well. But I have to admit that I don't own any pencil skirts because I don't feel comfortable in them either. ;)

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