Skirts with pockets

Pockets are often used to trim skirts to adjust the shape or make the model more original.

With the help of pockets, a girl can add bulk to her lower body or, on the contrary, narrow her hips. Pockets are found on models of different styles and can either be invisible or stand out, representing a glamorous decoration of the skirt.

Skirts of this style are called universal; they are included in both a business wardrobe and casual. They differ in a simple cut and a minimum of decor. Pockets on such skirts are often hidden and located in the side seams. A straight skirt with pockets makes the figure feminine and attractive.

Modern skirts of this style look magnificent due to folds, assemblies, tiered or flounces. In such folds and tiers it is easy to hide pockets, therefore in fluffy skirts such elements are usually hidden.

If you expand such a skirt, you get a circle inside which there is a hole for the waist. Skirts of this style are sewn both from one cut, and several pieces of fabric are sewn together. Most often, such skirts are on an elastic band, but there are models with a zipper and a belt. Pockets on such skirts can be patchpockets, welt pockets, and seams.

The pattern of such a skirt is half a circle, so the half-sun skirt of the style always has at least one seam or smell. The upper part of the skirts of this style is represented by a yoke, a belt of different widths or an elastic band. In the decoration of the half-sun skirt, decorative pockets of various shapes can be used.

This skirt is a classic model of a straight skirt, slightly narrowed at the bottom. Its length is most often average, and there is a small incision in the back. Pockets on a pencil skirt are often located on the sides and are often hidden, since such a style is often used in a business wardrobe.

Such a skirt emphasizes the waist and gently wraps around the hips, expanding downward, like a cup of a tulip. It is unusually delicate and feminine, can have different lengths and is often sewn with a smell. Pockets in the decoration of the tulip skirt are often used, as they help give volume to the hips. There are also models with hidden pockets.

In such a skirt, the girl’s silhouette becomes more slender, as the waist is emphasized, and the legs are visually lengthened. A-line skirts are often complemented with pleats and ruffles. You will hardly find patch pockets on such skirts, but in many models there are side or hidden pockets.

Such pockets are sewn onto the main fabric of the skirt from above. For their manufacture, either the same fabric from which the skirt is sewn, or some other finishing fabric is used. The patch pockets on the skirt are rectangular and square in shape. There are also models whose pockets have curly corners.

Particularly carefully choose a skirt with such pockets should be full of girls. Large trim elements always attract attention, so the presence of patch pockets on the skirt will add volume to the hips. This should be taken into account for girls with a pear-shaped figure (they should avoid models with large pockets) and beautiful women with an hourglass figure (excessively large pockets will spoil the proportionality of the silhouette).

If the figure looks like an inverted triangle or rectangle, then large pockets, on the contrary, are preferred. They will help to visually expand the hips, making the figure more feminine.

Such pockets are located on the sides of the skirt, and their undercut goes obliquely from the waist to the side seam of the product. Inside they are made of skirt fabric or of lining fabric. In their internal form, they usually represent a semicircle. Many skirts, for example, jeans models, create side pockets with an undercut barrel.

Such pockets are almost invisible externally, so they are called hidden. Such pockets come with a zipper or without a zipper. They do not affect the appearance of the skirt, therefore, they are often chosen for strict styles, for example, pencil skirts or a trapeze. Also, products with pockets in the side seams are chosen by girls with full hips so that the skirt is practical, but does not look voluminous in the lower body.

The length of the model skirts with pockets are very different. Pockets can be found both on long skirts on the floor, and on models with a midi length. Also, mini skirts and short models with a length just above the knees are often decorated with pockets.

If this is a strict-style business skirt with hidden pockets, then a classic blouse or shirt is best for it. For everyday skirts with pockets, you can wear a turtleneck, top, shirt, blouse, t-shirt or t-shirt. It all depends on the style of the skirt itself, as well as on the time of year.

Outerwear for a skirt with pockets can serve as a jacket, cardigan, coat or jacket. Shoes for such a skirt can be selected as high-heeled shoes, sandals or boots, as well as coarse shoes, sneakers or models on the platform.