Embrace the Mini Skirt: A Fashion Statement for Everyone

If there’s one thing that irks me, it’s fashion guidelines. The only real rule worth following when it comes to style is to wear what you love and what makes you feel fabulous.

I used to roll my eyes at ridiculous fashion advice, like the notion that wearing white after Labor Day is a faux pas (because winter white outfits are stunning!) or that women over 35 should avoid miniskirts (seriously, do legs have an expiration date?). I’ve also heard people say shorts are inappropriate for the office and that mixing metals in jewelry is a no-go. And let’s not even get started on the pressure to match your bra to your outfit to avoid visibility. We all know that most women and individuals with breasts wear bras, so why the fuss if one peeks out?

Well, it’s 2021, and we’ve all come to realize that these so-called rules are not just outdated—they’re ridiculous.

No one should dictate what others can or cannot wear.

One trend making a comeback is the miniskirt. While I believe they have always held a place in fashion (and at 46, I still rock them like I did when I was twelve, thank you very much), they’re making a significant return.

Miniskirts first burst onto the scene in the ’60s, and I remember their popularity in the ‘80s, where neon and leather minis were everywhere. In the ‘90s, plaid and pleated styles took over. They are among the most enjoyable items to add to your wardrobe—comfortable, versatile, and a perfect way to elevate your favorite concert tee while allowing for a nice breeze.

I recently bought one made from sweatshirt material, and it’s more comfortable than any shorts I own (isn’t it refreshing not to have to deal with wedgies?). I’m also loving the look of a flirty miniskirt paired with a blazer or an oversized cardigan.

The options with these adorable skirts are endless, so I’m thrilled they’re back in style in 2021. Heuritch, a leading fashion analytics platform, predicts that miniskirt sales will increase by 8% in the US and 10% in Europe this fall.

And remember, miniskirts are for every body type—so don’t think for a second that you’re too old or not the “right” size to wear one.

Newsflash: If you have a body and want to wear a miniskirt, go for it!

While this trend has gained traction with Gen-Z, it’s not exclusive to them. This fun style looks fabulous on all ages and sizes.

Check out this flirty mini on @sarahjane and this stylish transition look from summer to fall by @laurapants—perfect for those chilly mornings and warmer afternoons. This button-up miniskirt on @jenniferrocks is an excellent way to showcase your new boots. Pair your mini with tights for a colorful twist like @fashionista and @loveshopping did.

So, if you feel drawn to grab a miniskirt (or several) and wear one whether you’re heading to work, running errands, or just lounging at home, don’t let anything hold you back. Wear that miniskirt if it makes you happy.

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In summary, fashion is all about self-expression, and the miniskirt is an inclusive trend that everyone can enjoy, regardless of age or body type. Embrace the miniskirt and wear what makes you feel confident!

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