A-line skirt
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A skirt fitted at the waist that flares gradually outward toward the hem, forming a silhouette resembling the letter A.
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Bubble skirt
A skirt with an outer layer gathered at the waist and again at the hem into a lining, creating a rounded, puffed silhouette.
Circle skirt
A skirt cut from one or more full circles of fabric with a hole for the waist, producing an evenly flared hem without darts or gathers.
Pleated skirt
A skirt constructed with folded, pressed, or stitched-down folds of fabric arranged around the waist to control fullness while allowing movement.
Tiered skirt
A skirt made of two or more horizontal fabric bands, each gathered and stitched to the one above, increasing in width toward the hem.
Trumpet skirt
A skirt fitted closely through the hip and thigh that flares abruptly near the knee, resembling the shape of a trumpet bell.
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