• PU fabric with a crinkled, slightly textured surface that catches the light without being overtly shiny - it reads closer to leather than plastic
• Maxi length with a column silhouette that skims the body and tapers gently towards the hem, creating a clean, elongated line from hip to floor
• Sits at the natural waist with a smooth, flat front that keeps the profile uninterrupted
• Visible seam panelling through the skirt adds construction detail and helps the fabric hold its shape rather than pull
• Wipe-clean care only - no washing, ironing or dry cleaning; the surface is treated to be handled with care and kept away from heat

The PU has a slight stiffness to it that gives the skirt its structure - it doesn't cling or drape so much as hold its form as you move, with the hem staying close to the leg and the whole length shifting as one. That rigidity is exactly what makes it work. Tuck in a fitted ribbed or jersey top to keep the waist defined, as the model does here with a simple neutral vest. A matching PU bomber worn open over the top turns it into a considered tonal set. For a more casual take, swap the jacket for an oversized knit and flat pointed-toe mules - the skirt's structure does enough that everything else can stay relaxed. This is a piece for gallery openings, city lunches or any occasion where you want to look considered without trying too hard.