AFTER HOURS MINI SKIRT IN MEDIUM BLUE DENIM
Description
Denim grommet accent handkerchief hem mini skirt, perfect for streetwear styling, festival outfits, and contemporary fashion looks. Crafted from structured denim fabric, this skirt features a dramatic handkerchief hem silhouette, inner elastic shorts, metal eyelet detailing, decorative straps, a back-zip closure, and a statement belt with an adjustable buckle that adds a bold utility-inspired edge. Style with a crop top and cowboy boots for a fun and flirty festival outfit.
- Main: 100% Cotton, Lining: 97% Polyester 3% Spandex
- No Stretch
- Imported
(all measurements are approximate from size small)
- 17” Waist to Hem
- 19.5” Extended Panel (each)
- Model is 5’7” and wearing size small
Product ID: 1076764
(all measurements are approximate from size 1X)
- 21” Waist to Hem
- 19.5” Extended Panel (each)
Product ID: 1076768
Size & Fit
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I wear this with?
This mini skirt pairs well with a cropped tank and chunky sandals for a festival-ready look, or style it with a fitted tee and western boots for a rocker-chic vibe. It also works great as part of a denim-on-denim set from the Denim Obsession collection.
What occasions or events can I wear this to?
This skirt is built for music festivals and concerts, where its loose, handkerchief-hem silhouette and built-in shorts make it easy to move and dance all day.
Does this skirt have any coverage underneath?
This skirt includes built-in shorts, so you get full coverage without needing to layer anything underneath, making it a practical pick for active, on-the-go wear.
How does the fit and waist work?
This skirt has a loose fit with an elastic waistband that is also adjustable, so you can dial in your preferred fit. A belt closure adds an extra styling and fit option at the waist.
How do I care for this skirt?
This skirt is made from cotton, so we recommend following the care label instructions, typically a cold machine wash and low-heat dry, to keep the medium blue denim looking its best.
