From London to Rome—This Pretty Skirt Trend Is Going to Be All Over Europe This Summer
As someone who grew up in the '00s, it gives me great delight to report on the boho trend resurgence. Between Sienna Miller's more frequent outings, and Chloe's wardrobe-altering runway show in February of this year, the pretty, feminine and naturally carefree aesthetic has been quietly working its way back up to its former glory this season, and it's brought a plethora of playful trends in tandem.
Whilst I'm eager to invest in a pair of clogs, and raring to exchange cash for a chain belt, it's the tired skirt trend that's shot to the top of my wish list this summer.
Flowing and feminine, with a whimsical edge, the pretty skirt trend has already been adopted by Europeans across the continent. Typically composed of light cottons and breathable linens, the skirt retains the airy quality needed to see you through a sweltering summer.
If you step outside in Italy or Spain you're likely to spot the skirt trend styled with similarly lightweight items, such as casual tees and raffia bags. If you head to London, you're far more likely to spot it worn with a chunky knit or sporty jacket, as we get a head start on the warm-weather trend.
Having dug into the trend in recent weeks, it's clear that white and light cream styles are dominating fashion circles—which isn't surprising in itself seeing as the white skirt trend is one of the biggest of the season. However, the high street is already brimming with colourful styles for those who prefer a more playful approach.
From H&M's bright white style to Mango's floor skimming sage green skirt, there are so many styles fighting for my attention right now.
Keep scrolling to shop my edit of the best tiered skirts to try out this trend.
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Natalie Munro is Who What Wear UK’s news writer. Having worked in the fashion industry since her time at university—where she obtained a BA in Journalism from University of the Arts London, Natalie's experience spans journalistic and styling roles. In the early stages of her career Natalie predominately worked on editorial shoots for fashion publications such as British Vogue, Vogue Ukraine, AnOther Magazine and Elle UK, before moving into journalism roles.
On completion of her degree she interned in the editorial team at British Vogue and later went on to freelance for the publication. Here, she developed her interest in reporting on the latest fashion news and trends. Inspired by the dynamic nature of the industry, Natalie went on to write for other lifestyle and fashion brands and publications before taking on the role as News Writer for Who What Wear.
With an interest in uncovering the latest fashion trends, Natalie takes a leading role in identifying news for Who What Wear UK. Focusing on trends on and off the runway, as well as street style and celebrity fashion, Natalie reports on a daily basis, ensuring that she remains ahead of the trends. Natalie also creates content for Who What Wear’s social channels including TikTok and Instagram on a weekly basis.
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