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

Sarah O.

Jun 12, 2014

Sarah O.

I think it depends on what post you do. I mean how they're posing, yes it does look wierd. But I think if you lean and put all your weight to one foot that's facing the camera with your hand on your hip I believe it will look more flattering.

I say it all on the pose.

Maria R.

Jun 12, 2014

Maria R.

Mostly depends on style of that midi skirt and your body shape,Girls with longer legs prone to look more sassy with midi skirts than short ones.it makes sense whether you wear midi pencil skirt or a simple one. I guess all you need is to be a little taller and fitter , do not care about other details))stand in what pose you feel confident sometimes non flexibilities and rather than usual looks I mean smth far from symmetricity is a lot more flattering than smth average, thats what do most photographers want to catch, uniqueness we call it, not weirdo.

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