Skirts are timeless, and we all enjoy a lovely flowy skirt that makes us feel free and at ease, but they may be difficult to style. Finding the proper skirt that suits your body frame and styling it correctly is difficult. We’ve all got that unusual skirt in the bottom of our closet that we can’t seem to put together. We’ve all continued to struggle to slay that pretty skirt we bought from that store since it looked great but because the print was just too good to ignore, but they’ve ended up in the back of our closet. To aid your fashion dilemma, take a peek at how some of our favorite celebrities styled lovely skirts and still managed to look stunning.
Emma Stone wore a rose gold-hued Lanvin skirt adorned with black blooming flowers when she was sighted in 2015. The just-above-the-ankle length, on the other hand, had us swooning. The shape gives her a sense of superiority without dominating her diminutive frame, especially when paired with a hazy pink cloak and a basic black shirt with jeweled ornamentation, both by Lanvin.
Stewart wore a short white tube blouse and a dusty pink midi-length maxi skirt by Toni Matievski, both created by Toni Matievski, and styled by her regular stylist Tara Swennen. Stewart wore white Christian Louboutin pointy-toe shoes for her entrance before switching to more comfy sneakers. Kristen wore her evening outfit with scrunched-up white workout socks and slightly aged Nike sneakers for the dinner portion.
Watson exchanged her floor-sweeping ball dresses for a lo-fi micro-mini dress style by Edun as she arrived at an Airport. Watson’s chequered dress had a faint metallic sheen to it, which looked great with her toned legs. Watson wore a Stella McCartney biker jacket, which is an obvious travel fashion favorite of hers, to balance off the shine. The netted overlay feature on the otherwise plain white shirt component of the garment gave the basic a fresh spin. The mirrored Krewe eyeglasses on her head added a whimsical touch, while the iconic Dr. Martens boots provided the first-class touch.
