• A column of diamanté-set square buttons runs the full length of the front, catching the light with every step - the kind of detail that reads as jewellery in its own right.
• Fine ribbed knit sits close to the body through the hip before releasing into a ruffled flare hem, giving the midi length a considered finish rather than a straight cut-off.
• The skirt is designed to coordinate with the matching ribbed top, and worn as a set the two pieces read as a complete, considered outfit that needs very little else.
• Midi length - falling just below the knee - strikes a balance between modesty and polish that works particularly well for daytime occasions such as weddings and race days.
• The fitted silhouette through the body holds its shape without pulling, sitting smoothly over the hips and moving cleanly when walking.

A wedding, a race meeting, a smart afternoon occasion - this skirt was made with exactly those events in mind. The ribbed knit sits neatly against the body without being restrictive, and the ruffled hem adds enough movement to keep the silhouette from feeling severe. Worn as a co-ord with the matching top, as seen here, the look is complete and thoroughly refined. Style with pointed-toe heels in a tonal shade, as the model demonstrates, to draw the eye downward and let the length of the skirt do its work. A structured clutch and a pair of statement drop earrings are all this needs - the buttons already bring the sparkle. For a guest outfit that won't compete with the occasion but will certainly be noticed, this skirt sits at exactly the right pitch of dressed-up.