From ASOS. We all have different styles, so there's no right or wrong answers... bet you all have some great ideas!
this post was submitted on 18 Mar 2025
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Honestly this skirt is throwing me for a loop... It's like the exact same shape as the skirts we had to wear in school so my first instinct is not to wear it, not ever, because it will throw me right back to being 15, and give me flashbacks to having to kneel on the floor and use our special skirt-measuring cards to prove it's not more than 6 inches above the knee (yay for posh English girls-only grammar schools 😅). But like I also sort of want to style it in an overemphasized school uniform way. Like maybe with oversized silk shirt, oversized jumper and chunky boots with a bit of heel? Maybe even a cheeky tie, as loose and short as humanly possible?
That's a really cute idea, it's retro and fun.