The Plaid Asymmetrical Fringe Skirt is cut from a classic red, navy, and cream tartan plaid, with the fabric worked on the bias so the pattern runs diagonally across the skirt rather than in straight lines. That bias cut gives it a more dynamic, textured look compared to a traditional plaid skirt. A fitted waistband sits at the natural waist with a button closure at the front.
The hem falls in a dramatic asymmetrical, handkerchief-style shape, with points dipping down unevenly around the skirt rather than a straight, even cut. Each point finishes with a raw, frayed edge instead of a clean hem, adding to the undone, textured look. The fuller silhouette through the skirt allows it to move and swish freely with each step.
Pair it with a simple top, like the ivory one shown here, to let the plaid pattern and asymmetrical hem be the main focus of the outfit. It also works well with boots for a cozy, textured winter look. This is a statement piece for the holiday season that doesn’t need much else to complete an outfit.
