• Contrast bandage panels run from the fitted waistband down through the full skirt, creating precise vertical lines that draw the eye from hip to hem.
• The skirt sits at a midi length - approximately 80cm - with a structured A-line silhouette that holds its shape and moves with a controlled sweep as you walk.
• A fitted, banded waist construction cinches cleanly without the need for a belt, lending the piece an architectural quality that sits at the intersection of knitwear and tailoring.
• The knitted fabrication contains elastane, giving just enough stretch to sit smoothly against the body while retaining a firm, sculpted outline.
• Panelled construction through the skirt creates subtle volume below the knee - it flares rather than clings, making it as considered in movement as it is standing still.

The contrast piping is the detail that makes this skirt work so precisely. Those clean lines at the waistband and running vertically through the panels do the structural work of a seam while reading as intentional design - it is the kind of detail that photographs well but looks even sharper in person. Worn here with a sleeveless high-neck knit top in the same tone, the result is a considered co-ord that carries through from a board presentation to a formal evening event without adjustment. For a corporate setting, pair with a tailored blazer and pointed kitten-heel mules as styled on the model. For a black-tie occasion, a silk or satin camisole tucked in and strappy heeled sandals shift the register entirely. Geometric statement earrings, as seen here, are all the jewellery this skirt needs.