Skirt

A: You absolutely can but try to invest in a pleated skirt that has a bit of weight to the fabric and with paperboy waists, a more rigid fabric is going to work best.

A: Fabrics like chiffon or silk are perfect for A-line and pleated skirts. They add movement and flow without adding volume around the waist. Denim: A heavier material like denim can smooth out curves and provide some structure. High-waisted denim skirts can define the waist without emphasizing the belly.

A: There are many ways to style a casual skirt look. Some skirts are also inherently casual, like tennis skirts and denim skirts. But even dressier styles or fabrics can be paired with eclectic top and shoe choices to create a less dressy look.

A: An A-line skirt flares gradually from the waist, making it ideal for minimizing the appearance of wider hips or thighs. This classic shape creates a long, lean look, perfect for women seeking a timeless silhouette.

A: To make a skirt flatter your figure and make you look slimmer, consider pencil skirts and A-line skirts.

A: Whether it's a mini leather skirt or a maxi style, it's best to keep the shoes simple. An ankle strap sandal is a great option, a tall boot with a high heel looks nice, especially in the fall or winter, and a pointy toe pump instantly dresses up the look.