Midi Skirt + Zara Pumps.

I was a little hesitant to try the midi skirt at first– I’m only 5’5, which means this girl accepts sometimes she’s not tall enough to pull off every trend.

But you never know until you try, so I found this ASOS skirt and pulled the trigger. Great weight– it has a bit of heft to it, which will keep the skirt from blowing up over my head on blustery Kansas City afternoons. It also has a lovely twirl-factor and pockets. Instant fan, right here. Trying it on allowed me to immediately determine I wasn’t a midi-skirt-and-flats kind of girl. Being 5’5 strikes again. Pumps it is!

Tucked a simple white v-neck into the skirt, cinched it with a mint-colored patent belt, and broke in my new bright coral Zara pumps.

asos midi scuba skirt, coral zara pumps, white v-neck
Gap t-shirt // ASOS midi skirt // Zara pumps (similar) // boutique belt (similar), monogram necklace (similar), and earrings (similar)
asos midi scuba skirt, coral zara pumps, white v-neck
Gap t-shirt // ASOS midi skirt // Zara pumps (similar) // boutique belt (similar), monogram necklace (similar), and earrings (similar)
asos midi scuba skirt, coral zara pumps, white v-neck
Gap t-shirt // ASOS midi skirt // Zara pumps (similar) // boutique belt (similar), monogram necklace (similar), and earrings (similar)
asos midi scuba skirt, coral zara pumps, white v-neck

Quite a ladylike outfit, no?

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  1. ahh i know what you mean! i’m 5’4 and sometimes its frustrating not being about to wear a trend because of your height limitation. but you look super cute in it! the red heels are the perfect touch to this look 🙂 oh and thanks for your comment! I’ve been obsessing of the 1975 lately! i haven’t seen them live and totally missed my chance to get tickets for when they’re in nyc in may! 🙁

    katslovefashion.blogspot.com

  2. I think you look great in this!! Not too short at all! In fact, I saw the thumbnail pic in my blogroll and thought this is one of my favorites of your outfits!

  3. Absolutely lovely! The entire outfit is beautiful on you. I am 5’4″ and always stayed away from longer skirts of all kinds because I feared that I was too short. You may have convinced me to think otherwise!
    Thanks so much for sharing on Turn It Up Tuesday! We love having you! 🙂

  4. I am about the same height, and have been hesitant to try midi-skirts as well. You have definitely conquered the look! And I adore your Zara pumps!! 🙂

  5. I’m also short and just bought a midi skirt and am hesitant to wear it… But omg, you look amazing!! This is such a chic and flirty look. Love the basic tee with the skirt and the pumps are amazing! Such a fantastic pop of color : )

    xox,
    anna-lamode.blogspot.com

  6. I bought a cobalt blue midi skirt once and never wore it because at 5’9″ I thought it made me look stubby! You make it look so easy! So jealous of your style confidence. I’m not a fan of heels or sandals, so what else would you pair a midi skirt with for everyday wear in the warm weather?! xo

    1. Hi Dianna! You’re tall enough (lucky girl!) that you could wear a midi skirt with flats. Try a ballet flat- you can go the simple classic route or a cool t-strap version. 🙂

      If you feel like the flat cuts your leg off in a weird place, try wearing the skirt with a wedge. It doesn’t have to be a sandal wedge or anything too high, just something to give your leg a bit of length.

      Happy hunting!

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