NEW CASTLE —
A leather skirt for fall is one of those classic items that will never go out of a style.
Much like a leather jacket, the leather skirt can be paired with nearly anything to fit a mood, situation or environment. And with the huge range of options in pricing, color and style, you're sure to find one that fits your life.
To the right I've put together a few examples of how to wear a black leather skirt to keep the busy woman classically on trend.
Look 1: For a cozy day of running errands, meeting friends for lunch, and picking the kids up from school, pair your leather skirt with an oversized sweater and tights. A scarf in a great print and mary jane shoes help to keep the look from going slouchy.
Look 2: When you're heading to work, a meeting with your business partner, or going on a date, wear your leather skirt with a printed peplum top and emphasize your waist with a pretty bow belt. Opaque tights and pointy flats keep you warm and comfortable. Top off the look with a structured blazer to add instant polish.
Look 3: For a cute look to wear out with your girlfriends, on a date, or to a concert, balance the toughness of your leather skirt with a pretty bow sweater, over the knee socks and knee high leather boots. A knit hat amps up the "cool factor" and sparkly jewels keep your outfit looking pretty.
Have I convinced you that you need a leather skirt yet? Here are some great, low-price options if you'd like to give it a shot.
Forever 21: Pleated Faux Leather Skirt, $22.80
Forever 21: Zipped Faux Leather Denim Skirt, $19.80
Lane Bryant: Pleather Pencil Skirt, $54.95
Kohls: Faux Leather Pencil Skirt, $28.80 (sale)
Urban Outfitters: Faux Leather Pleated Skirt, $59.00
Will you be trying this style? If you do, I'd love to see pictures!
(Email me at sarah_stright@yahoo.com. And be sure to check out my personal style blog, Coming Unstitched.)
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