Midi skirt

Zimmermann's Trailblazer collection prints its own archive scarves — motoring plates, chains, maps — and splices them across a low-rise silk skirt. The waist is draped and fixed with a side tie, the body heavily gathered, the hem dropping away into handkerchief points. Camel and burgundy carry most of the print.

Oscar de la Renta cuts the pencil skirt to a precise line, in a double-face wool that is smooth on both faces and dense enough to hold its own shape. The seams sit flat and the hem falls at mid-calf, with no lining needed underneath. Blush keeps the tailoring soft.

Sequin bouclé shimmers subtly on this black midi skirt, cut with a sleek column line. Its refined silhouette is designed for ceremony-ready polish. Pair with our matching jacket for a complete look.

Balmain drapes lambskin across the front of this midi skirt, the leather gathered from one hip and folded into a wrap. A metal zip runs down the back, its pull engraved with the house name, over a tone-on-tone satin lining. Fitted through the hip, the wrap falls to a point at the hem.

Gentryportofino works almost entirely in fine Italian knit, and this midi skirt is knitted from pure silk. A plain ribbed waistband sits flat at the waist before the skirt flares out to the calf, with a fluid swing at the hem. In black, it takes a heavy knit on top without losing its line.

Gentryportofino works almost entirely in fine Italian knit, and this midi skirt is knitted from pure silk. A plain ribbed waistband sits flat at the waist before the skirt flares out to the calf, with a fluid swing at the hem. Dahlia, a deep wine red, gives the silk a soft sheen.