• Hanky hem cut with multiple pointed panels at the hem - they fall at different lengths and catch movement with every step, giving the skirt a dramatic trailing effect.
• Ruched gathering runs down one side of the skirt from waist to hip, adding texture and drawing the eye along the silhouette.
• Slinky fabric drapes close to the body through the hip before flaring out towards the hem, moving freely rather than clinging stiffly.
• Low-slung waistband sits below the natural waist, designed specifically with a longer torso in mind for a proportional fit on taller frames.
• Midi length lands at mid-calf, with the hanky points dipping lower - the uneven hemline makes it feel more considered than a standard midi cut.

The ruched side panel does the work here - it pulls the fabric in just enough to shape the hip without being restrictive, and the slinky material responds to every movement rather than holding a rigid form. The hanky hem is the real talking point: those pointed panels swing as you walk, making even a slow entrance across a bar feel intentional. Sized for tall builds, so the proportions land exactly where they should rather than cutting off awkwardly at the knee. The model pairs it with a striped off-shoulder crop top and flat strappy sandals, letting the skirt take centre stage without overcomplicating the look - a simple crop in a tonal or contrasting print works perfectly. For a night out, swap the sandals for barely-there heeled mules and add a small crossbody bag to keep things streamlined. This skirt suits anywhere the dress code calls for something with a bit of attitude - drinks with friends, a late dinner, or a night out dancing.