knitted
skirt patterns
Long skirts made with the technique of knitting became more evident when they paraded on the catwalks with colorful styling. When it is a single color, it is the face of winter fashion, but in summer, if it is printed or with a tribal style, it is a great option to combine with short-sleeved T-shirts, tank tops and anything that has a loose style. and light style.
So how to match? You can choose a blouse with a color that is in the print or you can go neutral. Blouses in shades of beige, zinc, caramel, graphite, black and classic white go with everything and make your skirt stand out even more.
One of the ways to differentiate whether the piece goes well day or night is the knit. If it is more open, with transparency, the knitted skirt can go for daytime without problems. Being more closed and heavy, it is for the night shift and colder days.
The black skirt is that piece to fearlessly invest in any style. Just a colored blouse or even black with black and you will never go wrong.
When the skirt is neutral, you can use prints of the most diverse types. The long white skirt made with handmade technique gains a huge charm with a floral print blouse and is a great tip for spring summer fashion.
You can also wear a knit skirt with a belt. The secret is to make the look top heavy or leather shoes to justify the complement.
Short
The short knit skirt is a good option to play between climates if it is close knit. It is a great opportunity to take advantage of trendy prints like ethnic, tribal and graphic prints to match with single color blouses and highlight your legs.
For those who love layering and skirt styles with more movement, knitting is a great option because the weight of the fabric prevents it from riding up. It gives much more security when walking and looks very cool with light fabrics on top. You can even invest in a slight sheen for contrast, like the satin and silk of the blouse.
Short plain skirts look great with a denim shirt or other thicker fabric. The good thing is to explore the contrast between textures. The more fluid blouses, thinner and lighter fabrics, look better with thicker pieces with this type of skirt with a nice contrasting effect that fashionistas love.
Despite being two heavy pieces, knitted skirt and a leather coat go well together but with a bit of moderation. Don't explore too many heavy knits in the same look or look for a lighter piece inside and eliminate the amount of accessories.
Knitting with lace or crochet is a great and super stylish combination for parties.
Even if it's short, a winter look with a knitted skirt is a great option and easy to combine. A great tip is to wear colored tights for those who want to escape the cold. Thicker coats contrast well with the small garment, either short or medium.
Trend: textured knit. Super nice to the touch and great for creating a three-dimensional visual effect. It's not complicated to do and is a great tip for anyone who wants to
