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Petite sizing is considered anything 5’4″ and below. I’m right at the cut-off point so I wear both regular and petite sizes.
When I came across this amazing full midi skirt in leather that annoying voice in my head said, “You’re too short to wear that!” My heart often ignores that voice and believes I’m a twenty year old 6′ model. My heart is delusional like that.
I couldn’t walk away from such a great piece that screams 1970’s for $12. It looks very similar to this one on sale for $2,994 reduced from $4,990!
No joke.
What-the-what?
Now I’m extra pumped I scored this skirt.
Added bonus…it has pockets!
I was determined to “make it work” with my not-so-lean-or-tall frame.
When I tried it on in the fitting room I stood up on my tippy toes. I knew I’d need to wear some kind of heels with it. A three inch leg doesn’t look good on anyone. Even Chihuahuas.
Sweater – TJ Maxx (similar on super sale), Boots – thrifted (sim), Skirt – thrifted (sim and not $3,000), Necklace – handmade, Handbag – vintage (sim but I REALLY love this one), Hat – Gap (sim)
I toyed with the idea of cutting this about two inches shorter, so it would sit just below my knees, but I decided to wear it a bit before making the cut.
This might be more of an autumn look but our weather here has been wacky so last week it was perfect for leather and cashmere.
How do you feel about the look of midi skirts? Do you feel they shorten the body too much? Or is it just our perception after seeing so many short skirts for so many years?
PS if you liked this you might also like how to wear bold print maxi skirts or how to wear vintage maxi dresses.
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