Curve Skirts
Skirts graded for curves, so the waist sits right and the hip has real room to move. Shop midi, mini and denim styles for work and weekends. Rise and length change how a skirt sits, so compare your measurements to the size guide on each product page.
Skirts graded for curves
Curve skirts are graded so the waist sits right without gaping while the hip gets real room to move, the fit that straight sizing so often misses. That covers midi, mini and denim styles for work, weekends and evenings.
Rise and length change how a skirt sits, so shop the shape you want and compare your waist and hip to the size guide on each product page for the best fit.
Curve Skirts: frequently asked questions
Are curve and plus-size skirts true to size?
Fit varies by style, so measure your natural waist and the fullest part of your hips and compare to the size guide on each product page. Stretch-waist and A-line styles are the most forgiving and tend to run true to size.
What skirt styles are most flattering on a curvy figure?
A-line and fit-and-flare skirts balance the hips; a high-waisted pencil skirt in a stretch fabric defines an hourglass; a midi length elongates. A high, contoured waistband holds comfortably. Try our free [body-shape tool](/tools) for tailored picks.
How should a curve skirt fit at the waist?
It should sit snug at the waist with no gap when you sit, and skim the hips without straining the seams. A stretch or contoured waistband is the most comfortable. Check the size guide on each product page.
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