• Lace-up detailing runs the full length of the front, from the waistband down to the hem - it's the defining feature, creating a structured, corseted effect across the skirt.
• The fishtail cut sits fitted through the hips and thighs before flaring out at the lower hem, giving the skirt a deliberate, dramatic sweep when walking.
• Midaxi length hits between the knee and ankle, making it a strong choice for those who want impact without going full-length.
• Bi stretch fabric holds its shape against the body while allowing enough give to move comfortably - it skims rather than clings, keeping the silhouette clean throughout the night.
• Lace ties finish loosely at the hem, adding a raw, undone edge that contrasts with the otherwise structured shape of the skirt.

The bi stretch fabric keeps everything in place as you move - it has enough body to hold the fishtail shape without feeling stiff or restrictive. The lace-up front is the kind of detail that does the work for you; there's no need to layer heavily when the skirt itself carries that much visual interest. The model pairs it with the matching lace-up corset top for a co-ord moment that reads as a considered outfit rather than two separate pieces, which is the strongest way to wear it for a night out. If you'd rather mix it up, a simple cropped vest or a fitted ribbed top keeps the focus on the skirt. Knee-high suede boots, as styled here, work particularly well - the height of the boot plays off the midaxi length rather than competing with it. This one is made for going out: bars, clubs, late dinners, or anywhere the night takes a turn towards dressed-up.