If you prefer to avoid a visual effect that is too puffy on the sides, the solution is to focus on lightweight fabrics that fall straight or on graphic patterns that optically lengthen the figure.

An excellent starting point is the wide multicolored tencel skirt: vertical stripes and soft canvas create a dynamic line that slims the silhouette.

If you prefer richer, more classic prints, the long vanilla-colored poplin skirt features a flared design engineered to open up only towards the bottom, completed by practical pockets inserted in the sides. The same cut is also available in the burgundy poplin variant, an excellent color option to combine with a minimal t-shirt or a contrasting top.

As the sun goes down, clothing can indulge in a more relaxed touch through the use of textured fabrics or shiny finishes that catch evening reflections.

A great idea is to wear the distinctiveness of knitwear with the ecru crochet pencil skirt, internally lined and finished with a side slit that lightens the line.

If you love sharp geometric contrasts, the black and white Milano knit jersey pencil skirt features a striped pattern on the front and a solid fabric on the back, perfect for redesigning proportions.

Finally, if you prefer absolute fluidity that gently accompanies the body, the cocoa-colored satin skirt exploits the bias cut of the fabric to achieve a liquid movement, ideal for leisure time.