Inflatable skirts with high waist

Perhaps, an ordinary flared skirt today can hardly be surprised. Another thing, if it flared skirts with an overstated waist. It would seem that a small change in the silhouette of the product instantly changes the outfit concept, making it unusual and more fashionable. In addition, the high-waist skirt has additional advantages:

• Overstated waist will make the figure proportional;
• silhouette is pulled out;
• is a salvation for ladies with a boyish figure;
• perfectly combined with many tops.

This skirt is usually made of light fabrics, which are well draped (chiffon, satin, cotton, polyester). The top part is made out as a corset or is decorated with a belt, lacing, a zipper or an elastic band. If you choose a skirt for the summer, then it's better to stop on a flared skirt and an overstated waist with an elastic band, and if you want to make it part of the evening dress, it's better to pick up a belt for it. It accentuates the waist and serves as a dividing line between the "bottom" and the top "of the attire.

Flared skirt with high waist

Do not think that all flared skirts are the same. There are several styles that differ in the abundance of draperies and style. Here you can distinguish:

1. Skirt is the sun with an inflated waist. This product is a circle in the plane. Has no constructive seam and is very simple in tailoring. This model of the skirt has the greatest number of folds, which beautifully fly apart when walking. Presented by the brands Les Copains, Miu Miu and Nina Ricci.
2. Half-sunny skirt with an overstated waist. This outfit is not as flared as the sun skirt, and it has significant differences when sewing. Here you need to do darts on the bottom of the skirt, so it's better to entrust sewing professionals. Presented in the collections of Albino, Burberry Prorsum and Blumarine.
3. The skirt is in two lengths. This is a very interesting silhouette. At first the skirt tightly encircles the hips, and just below it begins to expand greatly. This style was demonstrated by Paul Smith and Dries Noten.