Re: Pleated Midi Skirt Trend
Posted: Mon May 17, 2021 4:23 am
Hi moon, I'll echo the comments about the photo, great picture. Neat bicycle, and perspective.
I love your denim skirt.
I have a simmilar denim skirt that, that I like very much.
I own several regular midi skirts.
I know that this tread is about pleated midi's. All I can contribute is I am not thrilled with pleated skirts. Some look like one is wearing a lampshade about ones waist.
I'm a easy wear, easy care kind of guy. The pleats require extra care, that I don't care to be responsible for.
That is the biggest thing I hate about kilts, atleast they are only half pleated. I have a cheap kilt that is six years old, that has been worn and laundered many times, never once have I ironed the pleats. So you can imagine I'll be the first to say it ( it looks like crap)
It's my beater around the house, in the car kilt.
It's comfortable. I'm certain that the kilt police would desire to burn that kilt.
I have another special occasions kilt that has only been worn once or twice, I keep it Nice, it's hardly practical to keep a kilt nice and wear it frequently.
I love your denim skirt.
I have a simmilar denim skirt that, that I like very much.
I own several regular midi skirts.
I know that this tread is about pleated midi's. All I can contribute is I am not thrilled with pleated skirts. Some look like one is wearing a lampshade about ones waist.
I'm a easy wear, easy care kind of guy. The pleats require extra care, that I don't care to be responsible for.
That is the biggest thing I hate about kilts, atleast they are only half pleated. I have a cheap kilt that is six years old, that has been worn and laundered many times, never once have I ironed the pleats. So you can imagine I'll be the first to say it ( it looks like crap)
It's my beater around the house, in the car kilt.
It's comfortable. I'm certain that the kilt police would desire to burn that kilt.
I have another special occasions kilt that has only been worn once or twice, I keep it Nice, it's hardly practical to keep a kilt nice and wear it frequently.
