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Kiki Overthinks Every Thing
March 29, 2009
My Review of Denim Back Elastic-Waist Skirt
Mood:  chillin'
Topic: Beauty Thoughts & Reviews

Jessica London

Denim Essentials. Four fabulous-fit stretch denim bottoms you'll love to live in all year long. All with easy elastic waists. Cotton/spandex. Machine wash. Imported. Back elastic-waist skirt with fly-look stitch detailing. Side pockets and back vent. 23" long.


Perfect Go Anywhere Denim Skirt

BrooklynShoeBabe Brooklyn, NY 3/29/2009

 

 

 

4 5

Sizing: Feels true to size

Pros: Practical, Business casual, Work-to-weekend, Wrinkle Resistant, Comfortable

Cons: A LITTLE LONG

Best Uses: Casual Wear, Wear To Work

Describe Yourself: Casual Dresser

Comfort vs Style: Comfort Driven

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the skirt since I hadn't paid a lot for it. I was also surprised at how well it fit in the waist since in my previous experiences with JL that waists of the skirts and pants were always a bit too tight.

The skirt was wonderful to wear without tights on a a recent warm day. I wore it with a button up shirt and sneakers to do errands with my small children. They didn't ride up, twist around, or slip in anyway. The pockets were useful. I was able to fit my cell phone in my pocket securely. It didn't slip out at all even though I was walking a lot and going up and down subway steps while carrying a stroller.

I had been searching for months for a simple all-purpose A-line denim skirt that was neither too wide or too tight, and without silly embellishments. Hey, I am going to be 37 this year, I don't want a bedazzled butt.

I can see myself wearing this skirt year around with sandals, sneakers, and boots with tights. Also looks incredible for a business casual look with a polo and a cardigan.

My caveats are that the skirt hits me a bit below the knees (I'm 5'4") and that there are no belt loops. It fits fine now, but if I were to lose a few pounds I'd be stuck with a too big skirt.

 


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