• Woven from a wool mix that insulates and breathes naturally, the tweed holds its structured silhouette through a full day's wear without losing shape at the hem or waist.
• A fine metallic fibre is woven directly into the tweed, catching the light with restraint - present enough to notice, subtle enough for a boardroom.
• The belt sits neatly at the natural waist, defining the skirt's line without adding bulk - a detail that separates this from a plain A-line cut.
• Mini length sits well above the knee at approximately 45cm, making it a considered choice that reads sharp rather than casual.
• A smooth lining means the skirt moves cleanly over the hips and sits without clinging, giving a consistent silhouette from sitting to standing.

The metallic thread in this tweed does the work quietly - it shifts the fabric from daywear staple to something with a bit more intention. The skirt sits close to the body at the waist thanks to the belt, then hangs straight to the hem with just enough structure to feel polished without being stiff. Worn as a co-ord with the matching cropped jacket, as seen here, the look is complete without effort. Underneath, a fine-knit or sheer top keeps the proportions right when the jacket comes off. Pointed-toe heels extend the leg line and keep the overall feel refined - the model's courts here are exactly the right call. For the office, pair with a tailored blouse tucked in and carry the look into evening with a swap to a sleek heel and tonal accessories. This is a skirt built for a woman who knows precisely what she wants her wardrobe to say.