These are skirts which have hems going in (almost like a series of big semi circles) all around the skirt circumference at regular intervals to create voluminous, puffy, balloon like silhouette. These are off and on popular but rarely can be classified as a staple skirt must-have. Due to its shape the fabric plays a very important role. contain fabrics such as satin or flowy crepes/georgettes etc. can handle that kind of shape well but the stitching quality needs to be extremely good. Cottons, due to their tendency of developing creases, should normally not be chosen for this shape. Since the most noticeable part of the bubble skirt is its hem, it is advisable to not have too many design features such as embroidery/belts/pockets on bubble skirt or else the skirt, will look too busy and done up.
Bubble skirts are puffy in shape and hence should normally be worn by the thin ladies.curvaceous women could give it a try too, if they absolutely must, as it voluminous and therefore could hide lots of body flaws. The length however needs to be at least till knee for the well endowed with the hem line going up for the slimmer of the lot.
Wrap dress- These skirts are rectangle pieces of fabrics with self fabric ties which you could wrap around your waist. These could be knee length or ankle length. The amount of overlap can also be adjusted to either show off a leg partly or totally covered. After wrapping the skirt, the shape could be straight or A-line.
Wrap skirts are suitable for all body types as the shape is very forgiving. Thin people may prefer to wear shorter wrap arounds. you could team the wraparounds with heels or flats.
Asymmetrical Hem Skirts
Skirts with unbalanced or uneven hems are known as asymmetrical hem skirt. Basically any skirt shape could be with an asymmetrical hem. unlike a lot of other skirt shapes, asymmetrical hem skirt work well with lighter fabrics as well as chiffons, georgettes & knits. Due to the mix of an unconventional shape and fabric these if worn right can be the ultimate feminine skirt. Normally, these are quite roomy at the hem & the imbalance in the hem adds a sort of the bounce and the skirt sways as the wearer walks making it look super cool.
The greatest part of asymmetrical hem skirts is that these could work for almost all body types. Long skirts with a hankerchief hem work well for almost tall, pear shaped women who want to distract the attention from the not so flattering parts of their body to the hem. A skirt futed at the waist and hip area and then flaming out at the uneven hem is great for people with thin frames. you could wear heels or flats or even boots with these kinds of skirts.
