Detachable Pinafore Dual Box Pleat Midi Skirt (Black)

- Comes with a sash belt. Inner front loop at waistband to pass the sash belt through. Style it as a waist wrap or as a pinafore.
- 2 Side Pockets
- Left Skirt opening with 2 buttons and an invisible zipper
- Dual Box Pleat all around
- Sits on natural waist
- Midi length
- As our skirts are individually cut, kindly note that the placement of the print may slightly differ for each piece.
- Finishing (French Seam finishing for the sides; Double hem finishing for the bottom hem)

Also available in  Narcissus.

Paired with our Flutter Sleeve Cropped Wrap Top (Olive) for this look.

MEASUREMENTS IN CM:

Model is 1.8m, wearing S.

THE STORY:
Think of this black skirt as the perfect, elevated, everyday essential you need. Our Detachable Pinafore Dual Box Pleat Midi Skirt is the blank canvas to creating a low-key-luxe look because one of the merits of wearing black is its ability to match-with-everything. A main detail that is echoed throughout the collection is a Dual Box Pleat technique that is applied to achieve more volume, texture and movement to the piece.

You can wear this skirt as is, paired with a graphic tee for a casual look, or with our Back-to-Front Tops Olive to take you from boardrooms to brunch.
A hidden front loop allows you to pass the belt sash, in contrast Helicon Besar print, to transform the look: V the sash, cross it at the back and secure it at the back belt loops to wear it as a pinafore skirt for a preppy look; or tie the belt sash around the waist as a pop of colour.
If you’d like to show a little skin, pair this with our Crop Tops (now in White, Navy, Copper and Olive) and let the elevated detail of the belt sash wrapping around your abs deliver some oomph.

The motif on our printed sash was inspired by the extremely sophisticated weaving techniques of Ikat and the beautiful Parang Klitik motifs, which symbolises wisdom, quiet strength and tenderness to the wearer.

The colours of the printed sash were lifted from the landscape of Afton’s grandfather’s village in Moro, Indonesia – of stilt houses on the olive-sapphire sea, vibrant coloured roofs of boats, dark teal outline of distant mountains, smells of dank moss and the salty sea.