• Godet construction inserts panels of georgette between the lace sections from mid-skirt downwards, creating a hem that flares and shifts with every step rather than pulling tight.
• Lace fabric carries a fine, open-worked pattern that gives the skirt depth and surface interest without adding weight - it sits close to the lining beneath and moves cleanly.
• Maxi length sits at approximately 95cm, skimming the ankle and hitting just above the shoe - long enough for formal dressing, short enough to walk in with confidence.
• The contrast of structured lace through the body and the softer georgette godets at the hem gives the silhouette a distinct shape: fitted above, with a gentle flare below the knee.
• Fully lined throughout, so the skirt holds its form and sits smoothly against the body without the lace pattern showing through.

A wedding, a formal dinner, a race day - occasions where the effort is expected and the details are noticed. This skirt is built for exactly that. The godet panels do the work as you move, letting the hem drift and catch the light in a way a straight-cut skirt simply cannot. Worn here with the matching lace jacket for a considered co-ord, it reads as a complete, intentional outfit - the kind that requires no further explanation. To wear it differently, pair with a sleek, fitted satin blouse tucked in at the waist and pointed-toe heels to keep the line long and refined. A structured clutch and minimal jewellery let the lace and georgette combination speak for itself. The skirt photographs exceptionally well at events where you'll be standing, seated, and moving - the flared hem is as considered in stillness as it is in motion.