This ’70s-Inspired Skirt is Going to Be Everywhere This Spring

With its luxe chainlink print and metallic thread, there’s no need to over-accessorize this Celine skirt. Keep it simple with a crisp, white button-down and knee-high boots to pull the look together.

A midi is the goldilocks length: It’s more modest than a mini skirt, but less overwhelming than a maxi. 

Pair this gypsy skirt with a t-shirt for a laid-back look, or dress it up with a chic body suit and strappy sandals. Bonus points: the metallic sheen is just modern enough to make sure your look isn’t too retro. 

 There is nothing more ’70s than lamé—it’s shiny and it’s chic, two very important elements in my book. 

The length, the colors, the ruffles, and the paisley print on this skirt define la bohéme dressing. Add layers of gold necklaces and platforms to really lean into the look. 

Tiered skirts are usually associated with spring and summer, but this trend isn’t just for those warmer days. Try the style in a jewel-tone color and wear it this winter. 

Not all ruffle skirts have to be long. Iro gives us a modern take with this easy mini. Try it with tights for the colder season, then slip on some sandals come spring. 

If paisley print isn’t your thing, try a animal-print instead. It’s surprisingly super versatile, and easy to be toned down or fully glitzed up.

St. Tropez, anyone? This skirt is perfect for your next warm-weather getaway. It’s airy and easy—just tie your hair up in a printed silk scarf and throw on some oversized sunnies. 

Make Bianca Jagger proud with this glitzy skirt. Imitate the icon of Studio 54 with a full lamé look by matching a gold top with a plunging neckline.