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Satin Midi Skirt
About & Other Stories’s skirts: & Other Stories treats skirts as a core category, with around 80 styles online at once and the satin midi, pleated midi and bias-cut mini returning every season. Core styles run $79-$219 at full price, with leather and suede pieces priced well above that and deep, frequent markdowns below it.
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Our take
The Satin Midi Skirt is the skirt & Other Stories keeps remaking: a fluid, high-waisted, slip-style midi currently sold in drawstring and sculpted versions across several colorways. Editors praise satin that drapes without collapsing, and the drawstring cut adds waist adjustability. Honest caveats: fiber content changes between seasonal versions, popular colors sell out quickly, and one try-on reviewer found the brand's lighter skirt fabrics slightly sheer. It is a trend-aware piece from a fast-moving line, not a lifetime garment.
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- Material
- Satin here describes the weave rather than the fiber — the current drawstring version lists a 100% acetate shell on the brand's spec, and composition shifts between seasonal versions.
- Fit
- High-waisted and fluid through the hip, with a wrapover front and an adjustable drawstring on the current version; an editor try-on of the brand's skirts found her usual size fitting well. The range tops out around a US 14, which reviewers have called limited.
- Quality
- Editorial try-ons consistently place the construction above typical high-street level, describing satin that holds a silhouette instead of clinging; the trade-offs are a delicate low-heat fabric and occasional sheerness in lighter colors.
- Best for
- Someone who wants one fluid office-to-evening skirt and accepts delicate, seasonally changing fabrics in exchange for a lower price than silk.
- Care
- Acetate-based satin dislikes heat: wash cold on a gentle cycle or by hand, hang to dry, and iron low on the reverse only if needed.
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