• Midi length cut specifically for taller frames, hitting at the lower calf for a proportioned, elongated line.
• Slinky mesh fabric moves with the body and catches the light slightly - it skims rather than clings, with a subtle transparency at the hem.
• Bold all-over leopard print in a large-scale repeat that feels statement-making without being busy.
• The elastane content gives the waistband a smooth, close fit that stays put through the night without digging in.
• Straight-cut silhouette through the hips and thighs drops into a clean, unflared hem - easy to walk in, easy to dance in.

The straight cut here does something a bias-cut skirt doesn't - it hangs flat and clean from the hip, letting the print do the talking rather than the shape. The midi length on a tall frame lands exactly right, giving that long, unbroken leg line that shorter skirts tend to cut off. The mesh has a slight drape to it, so it moves naturally when you walk without clinging or riding up. The model wears it with a fitted black bandeau crop top, which is the sharpest way to style it - keep the top minimal and let the skirt lead. Swap the flat sandals she's wearing for a strappy heeled mule to take the look up a notch for a night out. This skirt works just as well tucked into a night at a bar as it does for a pre-drinks look at someone's flat - the kind of piece that photographs well and feels even better in person.