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Yippee. Been there, done that on short skirts. I’m in the mood for longer, and midi is a lot easier to wear than long for me. I like the white stripe one.
@jlpp don't let that stop you! Most women here (in Hong Kong) are under 5ft4 (I'm on the somewhat tall side of average for being 5ft3.5, lol!), but I still see them rocking midi length skirts & culottes with panache. I think the trick is to show a little skin elsewhere (like the ankles/ wrists/ forearms/ décolletage/ low vamp footwear) to balance out the look. The pointed toe flats that @RunCarla pointed out can help too, but I've even seen girls here combine it with trainers & an urban jacket & still look cool! The key is in the details (like pushing up the sleeves of your leather or denim jacket).
Anyway, I'm excited for this trend! Might go for just below the knee styles, though.
It may turn out to be a bigger purchasing year for me than I originally anticipated! Longer length dresses are so hard to find so I buy them when I find them!
I like skirts clearly above or well below the knees. Short can be tricky for any kind of professional activity, at the knees does not work with my x-shaped legs, so midi is great for me!
Oy. I fear the points of those asymmetric hems are going to touch the floor on me! Hopefully some of them will be available in petites because they are lovely!
Love, love the look of midi's. I still hope to find one that is flattering and does not over accentuate my hips in a non-flattering way. I like the stripes and asymmetrical hem or may try petites for the (slightly) shorter length. How exciting!!