• Satin fabric with a smooth, light-catching finish that glides over the body - it catches the light as you move without clinging or pulling.
• Knot detail sits at the hip, gathering the fabric into a ruched drape that creates an asymmetric hemline - higher on one side, sweeping lower on the other.
• Mini length with that diagonal hem gives the illusion of longer legs without a straight-cut silhouette doing all the work.
• The skirt sits at the natural waist, making it an easy pairing with cropped or tucked-in tops to keep the proportions sharp.
• The gathered knot detail doubles as a design focal point - no belt or accessories needed to pull the look together at the waist.

This skirt does most of the talking on its own, so it works best when the top half stays considered. The model pairs it with a sheer lace long-sleeve top, which plays into the contrast between delicate texture above and the sleek satin below - a combination that reads night-out without being overdone. A fitted bandeau or a simple strappy top works just as well if you want to keep things minimal. For drinks with friends or a bar crawl, style it with strappy heeled sandals as seen here and a small shoulder bag. The asymmetric hem means the skirt moves differently with every step, catching light at different angles - that's where the satin really earns its place. Going somewhere with a stricter dress code? A tailored blazer thrown over the top grounds the look without losing the energy of the skirt underneath. Keep jewellery fine and stacked rather than statement - the knot detail is already doing enough.