Re-Wear It: Slip Skirt

How to Wear a Slip Skirt with Lemon Stripes

I finally jumped onto the slip skirt trend and I’m happy I did. It’s a perfect summer to fall transition piece that can be worn in so many different ways. I bought mine at J.Crew (shocker), but there are a ton of Bias cut slip skirts to choose from. I linked 11 good ones below! If you’re wondering what Bias cut means (I had to look it up), it’s when the fabric on a skirt or dress is cut at a diagonal angle which helps accentuate body curves, and allows for the fabric to drape in a specific way.

I love the way this skirt sits on my hips and flows at the bottom. It makes me feel pretty and feminine, without being at all tight or revealing. I recommend sizing down if you want to wear this at your waist like I do. If you want to wear it at your hips, it runs TTS.

Yesterday I wore it to a meeting and decided in that moment that it’s going to be a staple in my August-October wardrobe. I started trying it on with different things and had Julia Dags shoot all five outfits that I styled before our photoshoot and here they are! The outfit above is what I wore yesterday. It was hot out, but I brought the sweater blazer in case the AC was on blast (which it was!).

The necklace worn throughout is my ASHA zodiac pendant necklace.

Outfit 1 (above): J.Crew Slip Skirt / J.Crew sweater blazer / Reformation tank / J.Crew sandals (gifted)

How to wear a slip skirt for fall- Julia Dzafic of Lemon Stripes

Outfit 2: J.Crew Slip Skirt / Dudley Stephens fleece / Sole Society slingbacks (gifted)

I realized after the fact that I should have paired this outfit with booties for a crisp fall day when you can still have bare legs but need some warmth to balance it out. They’re in my attic with off-season clothes but I’ll show you what it looks like whenever I make my switch this year. I love the pairing of my chunky Dudley Stephens fleece turtleneck with the delicate lines of the skirt. It looked slightly frumpy but the belt rounded out the look.

Outfit 3: J.Crew Slip Skirt / J.Crew sweater / Sarah Flint Perfect Pump 85 (gifted)

Pink on pink on pink? Yes please! And I wonder where my daughter gets her love for the color… Bootsie had to jump in for a cameo too.

Outfit 4: J.Crew Slip Skirt / Cami NYC top / Jack Rogers sandals (gifted)

Despite the tan lines, this outfit makes me feel feminine and powerful for some reason. Maybe it’s the feeling of silk from head to toe, but I’m into it. I’ve had this Cami NYC lace tank top for 5 or 6 years now and it has been a staple in my wardrobe every single season.

How to Style a Slip Skirt for everyone

Outfit 5: J.Crew Slip Skirt / Everlane tee (which still remains my favorite white tee) / Everlane Treads (gifted).

These sneakers were a gift from Everlane and at first I thought I’d never wear them because they aren’t my usual style but I’ve found myself reaching for them more and more lately. I love how they dress down the skirt. I can see myself wearing this look more often than any of the others in this post. It feels the most like me!

Julia Dzafic of Lemon Stripes in a J.Crew Slip Skirt and Chanel Bag

More slip skirts:

J.Crew (shown), $78: Comes in 3 colors (J.Crew Factory makes an almost-identical one for $59)
Aqua, $68: Comes in 7 colors/patterns including leopard
Something Navy, $79: Comes in 4 colors
Leith, $49: I don’t love that there is another layer underneath or that you can see it but the bright yellow is awesome!
Topshop, $55: Classic black
Topshop, $55: Comes in white and pink
Amanda Uprichard, $130 (originally $216): Hot pink and I’m obsessed
Vince, $245: Lilac and citrine
Lioness, $72: A beautiful shade of navy
Annie Bing, $249: A pretty dusty blue.
Reformation, $88: My favorite pattern is the one with green stars.
Amour Vert, $238: This isn’t exactly a slip skirt but it’s the same vibe and made by a sustainable brand so I wanted to share it anyway.

Photos by Julia Dags.

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