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Hey, you, full skirt team! Here are some celebrity dresses for you to draw inspiration from:

Do wear a full skirt that’s the perfect length

Michelle Obama is a huge fan of the full-skirted silhouette, and she wears it in everything from dresses clothing (like the green print dress, pictured) to separates. The First Lady favors a very flattering length for her height -- just below the knee -- and it looks fantastic on her. Fuller skirts look best when worn with a hem that ends at a slimmer part of your let (right above or below the knee.)

Don't Wear a Full Skirt Too Long

Designer Rachel Roy's pleated full skirt is too long for her slim figure so it overwhelms her (it doesn't help that she is wearing it in a contrasting bright either.) A better option would be to wear the full skirt in a figure-flattering length like right below the knee instead of frumpy mid-calf.

Do Choose a Sophisticated Take on the Full Skirt

Petite frames, like Sarah Jessica Parker, can pull of the full skirt evening dresses. But it works best in sophisticated styles like this soft goddess-look dress. Avoid anything too short or little girly (especially over 40 years old) on smaller women, or you'll look ridiculous.

Don't Wear Ruffled Full Skirts

Short, ruffled, full skirts are entirely too little girlish for women. Teens and little girls? They look cute in a ruffled full skirt. Kim Kardashian? Not so much. These are all informations we share with you, More information see on Mltailor: http://www.mltailor.com ——A professional high quality but cheap wedding dress online clothing store. Here you will find great fashion style and tricks as well as the latest fashion trends. Choose our unique custom made service, meet all your requests.

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