This season, the narrative has circled around full midi skirts, and the buzz around the elegant trend seems to increase by the day. But let's not forget another skirt style that has its roots in the '90s (which we'll always love) and has gone beyond trend status to becoming a wardrobe staple: slip skirts. Let Daisy Edgar-Jones serve as a reminder that nothing—not even wildly popular full midi skirts—can dethrone slip skirts.
While out promoting her new film Twisters this week, Edgar-Jones (our July cover star!) stepped out in a head-to-toe Gucci look, featuring a slip skirt. Her skirt is from the brand's Resort 2025 collection and features a dark, moody floral print. She paired it with a sheer top and pumps, but you could just as easily pair the skirt with a T-shirt and flats for a cool and casual look. How's that for versatility?
Keep scrolling to see Edgar-Jones' slip skirt styling and to shop some of the internet's best slip skirts—from Reformation, J.Crew, and more—for your own collection.
On Daisy Edgar-Jones: Gucci top, skirt, Jackie Small Shoulder Bag ($3300), and Signoria Slingback Pumps ($1150)
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