A checkered skirt offers a tip of the hat to school dress codes and represents a beneficial foundation, fitting seamlessly into both shoulder seasons: from balmy September mornings to pre-festive December. The combination of a tartan skirt coupled with boots has evolved into one of the most impactful pairings this season at London Fashion Week, showcased both on runways and city streets. Below you’ll find a styling primer to assist you in reimagining this versatile print in 6 trendy ensembles.
Checkered knitted set
This attire blends womanliness with a hint of nonchalance. Also, this look strikes a balance between traditional prep and the low-key ease of British style.
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Classic kilt skirt
Certain items remain timeless. Pair a leather jacket and your go-to lace-up boots with your kilt for an understated September style free from excessive drama.
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A game of contrasts
Street style, notably leading up to Chopova Lowena’s show (their carabiner skirts have already achieved iconic status), demonstrates that color blocking presents an ideal method for revitalizing plaid. And add one of the season’s trendy vests on top.
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“Business” cell
A checkered suit paired with a miniskirt is a spirited nod to formal office attire. This season, it can offer a somewhat serious interpretation, which can be enhanced by casual clogs, or made more sophisticated with a pair of sturdy loafers.
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Cell by cell
Occasionally, excess is precisely what’s needed. Combine a relaxed checkered shirt with a pleated midi skirt in a related, yet somewhat contrasting color. This blend appears surprisingly fitting. Conclude the ensemble with heeled boots and a contrasting bag. Also, in check.
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Sculptural silhouettes
A polo shirt combined with a plaid skirt featuring an architectural design is a concept deserving adoption beyond just fashion weeks. This aesthetic will appear perfect during the fall, winter, and transition seamlessly into your spring collection.
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