The midi length...Oh, how I adore it! It is the perfect example of a 'less is more' scenario. It is revealing in a way that doesn't show skin, instead the material accentuates the female body. Any gal, regardless of their shape, height or "butt-cup" can master the midi, so long as the length hits the right part of the leg. Aim for a length just below the knee for tight midi's and 3/4 of the way down the leg for flowy tea length skirts. There is no particular 'rule' per se, but that is what I find works best for me.
The midi was seen on style icons such as Audrey Hepburn, and now stars all over the red carpet are modernizing the midi. You can get away with more up top (strapless, backless) when their is extra length at the hemline.
HOW TO WEAR:
- Feel free to wear crops to help define the waist when wearing tea-cup length skirts/midi skirts.
- Try wearing jumpers/very structured tops for a boxy look.
SHOP THE LOOK:
1.Bec & Bridge Platinum Plate Dress
2. Bec & Bridge Argon Strapless Dress
3.Bec & Bridge Mercury Backless Dress
4. Missguided Miliana Baby Pink Knit
5. Missguided Mesh Panel Midi Dress In White
MY TAKE ON THE MIDI:
1. @Dreamstreetboutique
2. Bec & Bridge (AKA the mother of Midi's).
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