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6 Stylish Ways to Wear An Accordion Pleated Skirt

Whether you prefer the maxi or midi length type, here are 6 stylish ways you can wear the accordion pleated skirt.

1. Minimal Chic

An accordion pleated skirt is a great addition to a minimalist's wardrobe particularly if you're into neutral colours and loves to dress in monochromes. The accordion-like pleats of this skirt add texture, and that subtle glamorous oomph to a classic ensemble.

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2. Laid Back & Comfy

Who says skirts only look great with heels and wedges? You can wear your accordion skirt with a simple top, tee, or sweater, and pair it with a par of slip-on sandals for that stylish work-from-home vibe. You may also swap your sandals for sneakers if you need to run a quick errand  somewhere.

emerald green accordion pleated skirt
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3. Edgy Lady

It's easy to add a touch of rugged with a denim or moto leather jacket. Complete the look with combat boots or your favorite pair of  Doc Martens.

accordion pleated maxi skirt
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4. Boho Streetstyle

A maxi accordion skirt in print works wonderful if you're into modern bohemian style. Don't be afraid  to be more adventurous in mixing prints and patterns. And don't hesitate to wear your hair down.

printed accordion pleat maxi skirt
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5. Business Smart

The accordion pleated skirt works perfectly for out-of-the-office business functions - when you want to look professional but not too corporate either. Pair it with a blouse for a smart, stylish business casual look.

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6. Sophisticated

For parties and formal events, match a high waist accordion pleated maxi with an elegant top in the same exact tone or a complementary shade as the skirt for an instant two-piece evening gown look.

accordion pleated maxi skirt

Do you like wearing pleated skirts? Do you have an accordion pleated skirt in your closet?  What's your favorite way to style it?

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