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These skirts will be trendy in 2023

Stephanie Vinzens
20.7.2023
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Sporty, minimalist or glamorous? 5 types of jupes that are currently dominating the fashion world.

1. cargo skirt

The hype surrounding athleisurewear and the noughties has catapulted cargo trousers to one of the most relevant trends of the year. It goes without saying that skirts with patch pockets are now also celebrating high season in summer - whether in mini or maxi length. The practical garment was seen in this year's collections by Fendi and Miu Miu, among others. The recently presented summer collection '24 by Marine Serre also suggests that the nostalgic trend is here to stay next year.

The camouflage pattern at Marine Serre fits: Cargo bags come from the military.
The camouflage pattern at Marine Serre fits: Cargo bags come from the military.
Source: Spotlight
Cargo skirts can also look as elegant as here at Fendi.
Cargo skirts can also look as elegant as here at Fendi.
Source: Spotlight
Object Cargo Mini Skirt (36)
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Object Cargo Mini Skirt

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2. maxi length denim skirt

There's hardly any way around the long denim skirt this year. The casual skirt with 90s appeal flooded social media and was a permanent guest on catwalks, for example at Diesel, Givenchy and Burberry. The appeal of the garment lies in its versatility: from a relaxed everyday look with a simple T-shirt and trainers to an elegant evening ensemble with a bandeau top and heels - it can skilfully complement pretty much any style.

Low-waist skirts are particularly en vogue - and the same goes for denim.
Low-waist skirts are particularly en vogue - and the same goes for denim.
Source: Spotlight
Noisy May Long denim skirt (S)
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Noisy May Long denim skirt

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3. asymmetrical skirt

Asymmetric skirts with draped elements such as trains, bows or ruffles are currently ubiquitous in fashion. They made an appearance in this year's collections from Acne Studios, Dries van Noten and Blumarine, among others. The embellished styles look glamorous and give outfits a certain depth. This is a particular advantage in summer, where layering can be difficult and looks can quickly appear one-dimensional.

A subtle train at Prada ...
A subtle train at Prada ...
Source: Spotlight
... and a sweeping bow at Acne Studios.
... and a sweeping bow at Acne Studios.
Source: Spotlight

4th pleated mini skirt

The ultra-short, beige pleated skirt by Miu Miu was probably one of the most discussed and copied items of clothing last year. This year too, short pleated skirts remain relevant. In favour of everyday practicality, however, in mini rather than micro format. White pieces reminiscent of tennis skirts are also particularly popular this year. The aesthetics of this chic sport are currently very popular. The hashtag #tenniscore has already achieved over two million views on Tiktok.

The short pleated skirt from 16Arlington is reminiscent of a tennis skirt.
The short pleated skirt from 16Arlington is reminiscent of a tennis skirt.
Source: Spotlight
Noisy May Pleated mini skirt (M)
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Noisy May Pleated mini skirt

M

5th Column Skirt

Straight-cut, body-hugging maxi skirts without any frills are called column skirts due to their column-like silhouette. A timeless piece that is particularly popular in view of the "quiet luxury" aesthetic and appeared in this year's collections by Dion Lee, Anne Demeulemeester and Sportmax, for example. In keeping with the spirit of the times, they are currently mainly worn mid- or low-waist. Versions in elegant satin fabrics in particular are the ideal addition to your wardrobe if you love elegant but minimalist looks.

The floor-length satin skirt by Christian Cowan is simple but effective.
The floor-length satin skirt by Christian Cowan is simple but effective.
Source: Spotlight
The printed mesh fabric and ruffled blouse give this ensemble a noughties look.
The printed mesh fabric and ruffled blouse give this ensemble a noughties look.
Source: Spotlight
Cover image: Stella McCartney via Spotlight

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Has endless love for shoulder pads, Stratocasters and sashimi, but a limited tolerance for bad impressions of her Eastern Swiss dialect.

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