How to pull off a midi skirt?

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Jodie S.

Jun 12, 2014

Jodie S.

I love midi skirts but do any of you find they make your body look unflattering in pictures? Like in this picture for example it give your body a weird shape? You know the space between your hips and top of leg (side of bum), I was wondering if yous know any exercise to make that area rounder and not go in, if yous get what I mean? Or equally a way to stand in pictures to make my body in that area look more flattering! Thanks in advance girlss x

Jodie S.

Jun 12, 2014

Jodie S.

For example in this picture of the same model her body looks so much better, how do I achieve this shape!!

Sally B.

Jun 12, 2014

Sally B.

I personally think that you have to have a TINY waist to pull these off. I mean TINY! I would wear it with a tight shirt at the top and wear metallic jewelry to help not make the skirt the center of attention.

Emily M.

Jun 12, 2014

Emily M.

If you don't have the waist of a model, maybe a loose crop top to cover the waist a little might give the allusion :) I've done it with a pencil skirt!

Jodie S.

Jun 12, 2014

Jodie S.

Well I was planning on wearing the same top in the picture with it! I'll put a picture up of me in a crop top see If yous think I'd pull it off?

Jodie S.

Jun 12, 2014

Jodie S.

Not sure if yous can tell from these pictures if I'd be able to pull it off with my waste or not..

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