Long skirts

Long skirts are a must-have in every woman's wardrobe, but we're sometimes reluctant to take the plunge and wear them outside the summer season. Yet the long skirt can be worn in all seasons and for all occasions: going to the office, an afternoon out on the terrace.

How to wear a long skirt

• A shiny look with an asymmetrical satin long skirt

Light, fluid, airy and vaporous, the asymmetrical satin slitmaxi skirt can be worn as an ensemble with a matching green satin crop top, a pair of flat sandals or block-heeled sandals and a clutch bag with a gold handle.

You can also wear the asymmetrical split satin skirt with a hoodie, a shoulder bag and a pair of sneakers if you don't want to wear a coordinated total look.

• A comfortable, feminine look with an asymmetrical long skirt

In cotton or lightweight, breathable synthetics such as polyester and elastane, the asymmetrical long skirt can be worn as a coordinated total look with a bardot-collared crop top with drawstrings and gathers, a pair of transparent sandals with Cinderella-style glass heels, or a pair of flat sandals with straps for those who like their shoes feminine and comfy.

• Flamenco-inspired look with a long, frilly split skirt

This asymmetrical, ruffled slit skirt is paired with a plain beige or black bardot or boat-neck crop top, a pair of flat lace-up sandals tied at the ankles, and a long plain nude kimono for warmth when the sun goes down and the weather cools.

• A haute couture look with an asymmetrical long skirt in a mottled print

Wear the asymmetrical spotted print long skirt with a plain white bra crop top, a baguette handbag or purse, a pair of flat white mules with gold buckles and matching gold creoles and sunglasses, perfect for the beach or reading on the terrace!

• A polished, refined look with a long satin drawstring pencil skirt

The long satin pencil skirt is a lovely compromise for those who like the particular shape of this skirt, which curves and emphasizes feminine curves without the tight effect that can be uncomfortable depending on the type of day you're going to have! Wear the long satin pencil skirt with a simple, understated brown or nude long-sleeved crop top, to highlight the skirt's drawstring and subtly reveal your tummy. On your feet, a long satin pencil skirt can be worn with a pair of flat sandals or flat mules with gold buckles and a blazer jacket, the perfect look for a trip to the office!

• A comfy, go-anywhere look with a long cotton skirt and polo set

In keeping with the loungewear and sleepwear trend, this long cotton skirt and polo set in gray or black is practical, feminine and sober, and can be worn with a pair of white Adidas superstar sneakers, a choker and a satchel bag if you're going to the office!

Which long skirt is right for you?

Long skirts are particularly suited to I, 8 and V-shaped women, but can also be worn by other body types, provided they are well accessorized.

For V shapes, we recommend long flared skirts, long slit skirts, long gathered skirts and flounced skirts to add volume to your lower body and harmonize your overall look.

For I-shaped body types, it's best to opt for graphic long skirts, tight-fitting long skirts and long skirts with psychedelic, tropical or marbled patterns. Printed long skirts and colorful long skirts will add character to your silhouette.

For A-shaped women, we recommend sober long skirts in nude, brown, black or gray, in cotton or satin, to reduce the volume discrepancy between the top and bottom of this type of silhouette. For women with this morphology, satin corded long skirts and long slit skirts are ideal.

For O-shaped morphologies, we opt for flowing, supple long skirts, with no gathers or ruffles, so as not to increase the volume of the silhouette.

For figure-8s, all long skirts are suitable, especially high-waisted ones.

What accessories go with a long skirt?

A long skirt can be worn with gold creoles, chokers, shoulder bags..