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I’m a fashion expert – from cargo maxis to linen minis where to buy the best on-trend skirts on the high street

MINI and maxi hemlines are hitting the shelves in equal measure this season. But how low – or high – should you go?

Here, Clemmie Fieldsend shops the high street’s best skirt trends in both lengths.

DAN WILLIAMSBusy prints with added pleats hide a multitude of sins[/caption]

GEOMETIRC

TAKE inspiration from Seventies-inspired trends, as seen in Prime Video’s Daisy Jones And The Six, with bold graphic prints.

Let geometric patterns be the centre of the outfit and pair with plain tops and accessories.

Busy prints with added pleats hide a multitude of sins.

Collared blouse, £18, Matalan; skirt, £35.99, shoes, £39.99, both ReservedJumper, £28, River Island; skirt, £37.50, bag, £19.50, both Marks & Spencer; shoes, £29.99, Reserved

SATIN

SUMPTUOUS and silky textured slips have become a wardrobe staple in recent years – and they are not going away.

Dip your toe into the Nineties trend for the new season with a maxi satin skirt, or try a fluted mini style.

DAN WILLIAMSSilky textured slips have become a wardrobe staple in recent years[/caption]

A maxi design will flatter hourglass hips, with silk gliding over curves.

But a shorter hem will add a sexy touch and makes any top look dressy.

White shirt, £30, Next; skirt, £25, Monki; shoes, £32.99, New LookBlazer, £76, Next; skirt, £36, Asos.com; shoes, £27.99, Deichmann

DENIM

LONG denim skirts have made a comeback in 2023, with searches increasing by 171 per cent in the past week alone, according to New Look.

Try A-line silhouettes like this longer midi, which is perfect for the spring transition.

DAN WILLIAMSDenim skirts are perfect for the spring transition[/caption]

Or go for a traditional mini, which can be dressed down with trainers, or worn glam with heels.

Trench coat, £49.99, and blouse, £26.99, New Look; skirt, £70, Great Plains; shoes, £45, Marks & SpencerTop, £40, Next; skirt, £22, Asos.com, boots, £59.99, Reserved

CARGO

SKIRTS with practical pockets are another Nineties comeback trend in 2023.

You can dress them up or down for any occasion with a bit of careful styling.

DAN WILLIAMSCargo skirts are another Nineties comeback trend in 2023[/caption]

Boost maxi cargo skirts with tonal tailoring and blazers.

Or for a more relaxed look, pair a cargo mini skirt with trainers and a sweatshirt.

Blazer, £27.99, New Look; T-shirt, £5, Tu at Sainsbury’s; skirt, £38, Asos.com; shoes, £35, Marks & SpencerWhite shirt, £24, Gap; jumper, £28, and skirt, £37 Next; shoers, £45, Marks & Spencer

LINEN

LIGHT linen fabrics are essential for warmer months and great for saving weight in your case.

Match textures with a tailored blazer or clash for contrast with a fluffy jumper for a modern look.

DAN WILLIAMSLinen fabrics are essential for warmer months[/caption]

A maxi style will show more creases due to there being more fabric.

But look out for styles with bonded lining (where the skirt lining is fused to the linen) to avoid this as much as possible.

Blouse, £35, Nest; skirt, £39, River Island; shoes, £45, Marks & SpencerBlazer, £79, Nastygal.com; jumper, £49, French Connection; skirt, £17.99, H&M; shoes £9.99, New Look; earrings, £25, (worn throughout)

I’m a fashion expert – from cargo maxis to linen minis where to buy the best on-trend skirts on the high street

MINI and maxi hemlines are hitting the shelves in equal measure this season. But how low – or high – should you go?

Here, Clemmie Fieldsend shops the high street’s best skirt trends in both lengths.

DAN WILLIAMSBusy prints with added pleats hide a multitude of sins[/caption]

GEOMETIRC

TAKE inspiration from Seventies-inspired trends, as seen in Prime Video’s Daisy Jones And The Six, with bold graphic prints.

Let geometric patterns be the centre of the outfit and pair with plain tops and accessories.

Busy prints with added pleats hide a multitude of sins.

Collared blouse, £18, Matalan; skirt, £35.99, shoes, £39.99, both ReservedJumper, £28, River Island; skirt, £37.50, bag, £19.50, both Marks & Spencer; shoes, £29.99, Reserved

SATIN

SUMPTUOUS and silky textured slips have become a wardrobe staple in recent years – and they are not going away.

Dip your toe into the Nineties trend for the new season with a maxi satin skirt, or try a fluted mini style.

DAN WILLIAMSSilky textured slips have become a wardrobe staple in recent years[/caption]

A maxi design will flatter hourglass hips, with silk gliding over curves.

But a shorter hem will add a sexy touch and makes any top look dressy.

White shirt, £30, Next; skirt, £25, Monki; shoes, £32.99, New LookBlazer, £76, Next; skirt, £36, Asos.com; shoes, £27.99, Deichmann

DENIM

LONG denim skirts have made a comeback in 2023, with searches increasing by 171 per cent in the past week alone, according to New Look.

Try A-line silhouettes like this longer midi, which is perfect for the spring transition.

DAN WILLIAMSDenim skirts are perfect for the spring transition[/caption]

Or go for a traditional mini, which can be dressed down with trainers, or worn glam with heels.

Trench coat, £49.99, and blouse, £26.99, New Look; skirt, £70, Great Plains; shoes, £45, Marks & SpencerTop, £40, Next; skirt, £22, Asos.com, boots, £59.99, Reserved

CARGO

SKIRTS with practical pockets are another Nineties comeback trend in 2023.

You can dress them up or down for any occasion with a bit of careful styling.

DAN WILLIAMSCargo skirts are another Nineties comeback trend in 2023[/caption]

Boost maxi cargo skirts with tonal tailoring and blazers.

Or for a more relaxed look, pair a cargo mini skirt with trainers and a sweatshirt.

Blazer, £27.99, New Look; T-shirt, £5, Tu at Sainsbury’s; skirt, £38, Asos.com; shoes, £35, Marks & SpencerWhite shirt, £24, Gap; jumper, £28, and skirt, £37 Next; shoers, £45, Marks & Spencer

LINEN

LIGHT linen fabrics are essential for warmer months and great for saving weight in your case.

Match textures with a tailored blazer or clash for contrast with a fluffy jumper for a modern look.

DAN WILLIAMSLinen fabrics are essential for warmer months[/caption]

A maxi style will show more creases due to there being more fabric.

But look out for styles with bonded lining (where the skirt lining is fused to the linen) to avoid this as much as possible.

Blouse, £35, Nest; skirt, £39, River Island; shoes, £45, Marks & SpencerBlazer, £79, Nastygal.com; jumper, £49, French Connection; skirt, £17.99, H&M; shoes £9.99, New Look; earrings, £25, (worn throughout)Fashion – latest style news and Fabulous trends | The Sun