What is skirt and types

It’s a Good Fashion Outfit for Summer but you can wear it most of the time because its available in Many Design and Different Type.

YOU KNOW HOW MANY TYPE SKIRTS ARE AVAILABLE IN WORLD OF FASHION

LETS TODAY WE DISCUSS THE TYPE OF SKIRTS BUT FIRST WE KNOW

WHAT IS SKIRT - A SKIRT IS THE LOWER PART OF A DRESS OR A SEPARATE OUTER GARMENT THAT COVERS A PERSON FROM THE WAIST DOWNWARDS.

FIRSTLY I SHOW YOU ALL TYPE SKIRT NAME THEN I GIVE YOU A SMALL QUICK REVIEW WITH PICTURE I HOPE YOU CRUIOESS TO KNOW ABOUT ALL TYPE OF SKIRT .

·      A-Line Skirt

·      Ballerina Skirt

·      Bell-Shaped Skirt

·      Broomstick Skirt

·      Bubble Skirt

·      Cargo Skirt

·      Circle Skirt

·      Crinoline

·      Culottes

·      Denim Skirt

·      Dirndi Skirt

·      Divided Skirt

·      Full Skirt

·      Godet Skirt

·      Gored Skirt

·      Hobbie Skirt

·      Handkerchief Skirt

·      Inverted Pleated Skirt

·      Kilt-Skirt

·      Leather Skirt

·      Lehenga

·      Maxi Skirt

·      Micromini

·      Midi Skirt

·      Mini Crini

·      Pleated Skirt

·      Poodle Skirt

·      Pencil Skirt

·      Prairie Skirt

·      Puffball Skirt

·      Rah-Rah Skirt

·      Samare

·      Sarong

·      Scooter Skirt

·      Short Skirt

·      Skater Skirt

·      Squaw Skirt

·      Squaw Skirt

·      Straight Skirt

·      Swing Skirt

·      Tiered Skirt

·      Trouser Skirt

·      T-Skirt

·      Tulip Skirt

·      Under Skirt

·      Wraparound Skirt

·      Yoke Skirt 

.  Overall Skirt

 

Now I give all the skirts fashion knowledge

 

·      A LINE SKIRT – an a-line skirt is a skirt with a slight flare roughly in the shape of a capital letter A its looks beautiful when you wear it.

·      BALLERINA SKIRT – a ballerina skirt is a mid calf full skirt popular in the 1940-1950s.

·      BELL SHAPED SKIRT – its is most noticeably from the waist

·      BROOMSTICK SKIRT – a light weight ankle-length skirt with many crumpled pleats formed by compressing and twisting the garment while wet such as around a broomstick

·      BUBBLE SKIRT – a bubble skirt also called tulip skirt or balloon skirt is a voluminous skirt whose hem is tucked back under to create a bubble effect at the bottom. Popular in the 1950s.

·      CARGO SKIRT – a cargo skirt is a plain utillitariam skirt with belt loops and numerous large pockets based on the military style of cargo pants and popularised in the 1995s something.

·      CIRCLE SKIRT – a skirt cut in sections to make one or more circles with a hole for the waist so the skirt is very full but hangs smoothly from the waist without darts , pleats or gathers.

·      CRINOLINE SKIRT – a crinoline is very full skirt supported by hoops or multiple petticoats popular at various times from the mid 19^th century onwards

·      CULOTTES SKIRT – a from of divided skirt spilt skirt or pant skirt constructed like a pair of shorts but hanging like a skirt.

·      DENIM SKIRT – denim is my fav one a denim skirt is a skirt made of denim often designed like 5- pocket jeans but found in large variety of styles.

·      DIRNDL SKIRT – a dirndl skirt is a skirt in the Bavarian Austrian dirndl style made of a straight length of fabric gathered at the waist. The style from tyrolean peasant costume.

·      DIVIDED SKIRT – see under culottes

·      FULL SKIRT – a full skirt with fullness gathered into the waistband

·      GODET SKIRT – a godet skirt is a skirt with triangular pieces of fabric inserted upward from the hem to create more fullness popular in the 1935s.

·      GORED SKIRT – a skirt that fits though the waistline and  flares at the hem.

·      HOBBIE SKIRT – a hobbie skirt is a long and tight skirt with a hem narrow enough to significantly impede the wear stride.

·      Handkerchief Skirt – it is cut in a rectangle or square shape to achieve this look. Soft fabric that drape must be used otherwise the point will stick out adding a lot unwanted volume to your skirt.

·      INVERTED PLEATED SKIRT – a skirt made by bringing two folds of fabric to a center line in front and back . may be cut straight at sides or be slightly flared has been a basic type of skirt since the 1915s.

·      KILT-SKIRT – a wrap around skirt with overlapping aprons in front and pleated around the back

·      LEATHER SKIRT – a skirt made of leather

·      LEHENGA – its Indian dress and its wear by many girl on marriage time its very beautiful and very famous in all india

·      MAXI SKIRT – An ankle length daytime skirt popular with women in the late 1965s as reaction against miniskirts.

·      MICROMINI – an extremely short miniskirt  

·      MIDI SKIRT – a skirt with hem halfway between ankle and introduced by designers in1967 as a reaction to very short mini skirts.

·      MINI CRINI – a mini length version of the crinoline designed by Vivienne westwood in the in the mid 1980s

•  OVERALL SKIRT - a free-hanging part of an outer garment or undergarment extending from the waist down , a separate free-hanging outer garment or undergarment usually worn by women and girls covering some or all of the body from the waist down.

·      PLEATED SKIRT – a skirt with fullness reduced to fit waist by means of regular pleats or flods which can be stitched flat to hip level or free hanging.

·      PEPLUM SKIRT – it is a very decorative style of skirt. The peplum is close to a circular shape and the bias cut helps with flared effect enabling it to fall softly.

·      PENCIL SKIRT – this type skirt best for professional and business world. These type of skirts are cut straight down to the desired length and forms a rectangle when laid flat.

·      POODLE SKIRT – a poodle skirt is a circle or new near-circle skirt with an appliquéd poodle or other decoration

·      PRAIRIE SKIRT – a prairie skirt variant of a tiered skirt is a flared with one or more flounces or tiers.

·      PUFFBALL SKIRT – a puffball skirt also called puff is a bouffant skirt caught in at the hem to create a puffed silhouette. Popular in the mid-late 1980 when it was inspired by westwood’s mini-crini.

·      RAH-RAH SKIRT – a rah-rah-skirt is a short tiered and often colourful skirt fashionable in the early mid 1985s.

·      SAMARE SKIRT – a samara was a long skirted jacket in which a loose jacket with extra frills hung down to the knees in the style of a gown.

·      SARONG SKIRT – a sarong  is a square is a short, tiered and often colourful skirt fashionable in the early-mid -1980

·      SCOOTER SKIRT – a scooter skirt skort variant , a skirt that has an attached pair of short underneath for modesty.

·      SHORT SKIRT – a skirt with hemline above the knee.

·      Skater Skirt – a short high waisted circle skirt with a hemline above the knee often made of lighter materials to give the flowing skaters.

·      SQUAW SKIRT – a squaw dress or fiesta dress is a one or two piece outfit based on native American clothing. Fashionable in the 1940-1950s.

·      STRAIGHT SKIRT – a straight skirt or pencil skirt a tailored skirt hanging straight from the hipes and fitted from the waist to the hipes by means or dates or a yoke may have a vent or kick pleat set in the hem for ease of walking.

·      SWING SKIRT – flared skirt circular or cut in gores fitted at hipes with a wide flare at hem. Popular in the late 1930s and at interval since. Very popular in the mid 1980s.

·      TIERED SKIRT – a skirt made of several horizontal layers each wider than the one above, and divided by stitching . layers may looks identical in solid colored garments or may differ when made of printed fabrics.

·      TROUSER SKIRT – trouser skirt or cullotte a straight skirt with the part above the hips tailored like men trousers with belt loopes pockets and fly front.

·      T-SKIRT – a t-skirt  is skirt made from a t-shirt the t-shirt is generally modified to result in a pencil skirt. With invisible zippers full length two way separating side zippers as well as artful fabric overlays and yoke.

·      TULIP SKIRT – like bubble skirt

·      UNDER SKIRT –simple basic skirt over which an overskirt or drapery hangs

·      WRAPAROUND SKIRT – a skirt that wraps around the waist with an overlap of material.

·      YOKE SKIRT – the yoke may be narrow or much wider and is cut on a curve in order to not need darts to shape at the back