There's no symmetry in nature. Exploit it, overplay it... Asymetrical shapes are eye-catching!

"Old is but Gold is". Want a vintage look ? You'll never be tasteless with one of these!

A-line skirts flatter all body figures, they are easy to sew and fully customizable.

Box, knife, sunary, accordion, inverted, Kingussie... The Sunary pleat skirt has to be credited to Jean Patou, one day I'll tell you more.

Searching for a formel version of a pareo or a sarong for summer time? That's what wraparound skirts are!

Ideal for recycling fabric scraps. Bi or tri-tones welcomed. By the way, do you have a gather presser foot?

Do you know what? From a design point of view, drafting a panelled spiral skirt is an exercise in style. I'll make a tutorial about it. It's gonna swing!

High-waisted skirts are not necessarily formal. Cut one in Chambray fabric with suspenders. You'll be astonished.

The End of Same! Piping, braids, ribbons, fringes, lace bring out yoked skirts. Think of it.

Not only for punkettes and goth girls. Sometimes a small victorian detail turns a basic skirt into a (wearable) steampunk skirt.

Draped, tulip, peplum, cowl, bell shaped, gathered, paper bag, demin, trumpet, gaucho, bubble, culotte, pegged, maxi and mini skirts... and others.

Belts, bags, ties, fabric necklaces, pouches, flowers, funky women Ascot ties, knit accesories, elegant finish and more.