When choosing a skirt, a woman doesn’t rely so much on fashion as on the rhythm of her life — and, more often, on her mood. The mood of this skirt is in its drape, in the way it carries weight — as if it holds poise and quiet grace.
Toward the hem, the pleats begin to gather. The lower they fall, the closer they draw — and movement seems to slow, as though each step pulls a soft pause behind it.
That’s what grace is — not for show, but for rhythm. For the kind of rhythm that knows how to calm the rush, soften the motion, draw the line downward and lead the eye to where the look concludes.
Because everything begins at the bottom. With the quiet tapping of heels that carries the step. With the weight of the drape that doesn’t drag, but sets the tone — as if the pleats themselves are trying to please her.
As if the fabric already knows: it isn’t meant to lead, but to follow her measured stride and her daily rhythm.
Because she always arrives on time — even when she’s the last to come.
Style details:
A-line silhouette in a ribbed-knit pattern that gradually flares toward the hem
Extended elasticated waistband in smooth stockinette stitch
Bottom hem in false ribbed texture
Calf length
Available in four colors: Pastel Brown, White Chocolate, Davy Grey, and Onyx
