Straight skirts: A skirt hanging from the hips and fitted from the waist to the hips by means of darts.Full skirts: A skirt with fullness gathered into the waistband
A-line -skirt: A skirt with a slight flare roughly in the shape of capital letter A
Pleated skirts: A skirt with fullness reduced to fit the waist by pleats.
Circle skirts: A skirt cut in sections to make one or more circles with hole for the waist. So the skirt hangs smoothly.
Ballerina skirts: It is a full skirt that reaches just above the ankles. Ballerina was a popular style during 1950s.
Broomstick skirts: These skirts tend to be angle length and appear to be a little full.
Cargo skirts: Long and mid length cargo skirts are always straight.
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Culottes: A pair of shots that looks like skirts and are generally used as uniforms.
Leather skirt: They are skirts made out of leather.
Jeans skirts: A skirt, which is of jeans, which can be long or mini.
Kilt skirt: A wrap round skirt with overlapping aprons in front and pleated around the back.
The Tulip: The upside-down tulip shape skirt.
The Bubble: Puffy skirt with a hem about the same width as the waistband.
The Mini :It is very short skirt.
The Pencil: A High waist skirt, which hugs hips and goes below the knees.
Now, drape the trendy skirts from a wide range of varieties.
