GIRLIE GIRLINA FASHION ADVICE WANTED

The hoop skirt is practical, comfortable & modest.

Are you opposed to Amazon? You can instantly see many long skirts for winter in an extremely wide range of sizes, colors, fabrics and style. Best of all reader comments will guide you to the best quality and value because many of them are pickier than you can possibly imagine. Recommend that you wear tights or leggings under your maxi skirt for warmth and practicality.

Try eBay, Etsy and other online stores. I do a lot of "window shopping" on eBay and buy clothing there regularly. I prefer vintage styles and I keep my costs down.

If you prefer checking out the clothing directly, there are a range of second hand stores that often have nice items. Salvation Army is not as expensive as Goodwill, but My Sister's Closet and a lot of church charity stores have the same. I think there are apps that are also the local online equivalent to garage sales.

Great tips.

Thanks.

Go to Goodwill. They have a big selection and you can find exactly what you want. Most clothing stores don't carry that many skirts.

Why synthetic MJ? Is the real stuff not legal in your state?

I shop the same stores you do lol.

I can't tell if OP is a man or a woman.

You'll want to look for an A-line maxi skirt, maybe A-line midi if the maxi is too long. The usual online places like JC Penney's, Sears, Macys, Kohls, Nordstroms are all good and you can find sales there regularly. eBay is great for finding last season's clothes, companies will sell their overstock to independent sellers who put them on eBay where it's cheaper than when it was on the rack.

This sounds weird but it's true, my 67-year-old mother got a really nice straight-line black skirt from Hot Topic that didn't look like it was for teenagers. Try stores you wouldn't normally try, just in case.

Someone needs help buying a skirt?

This isn't even close to the first thread we've had where a lesbian asked us for fashion advice. We had one a few months ago that devolved into a whole THING about whether a navy skirt could be paired with navy heels.

I’ve had great luck with online consignment Thred Up. Look for Women’s skirts then Filter for Long or maxi skirt skirt length. You’ll have hundreds of choices. Good luck!

Try Buffalo Exchange, if there is one in your area. New supplies daily.

You will be wearing this skirt with Birkenstocks, yes?

I'm with you. I've found great skirts, OP, at thrift stores. We have My Sister's Closet in San Diego, which is consignment, and it's great too. Also, a little hipper (no pun intended) is Buykud.com, a Korean online fashion site with longer dresses and skirts. Good luck!

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The Duggar women rocked these pretty fiercely. Look at the man meat she scored in that skirt!!

Goodwill or other thrift shops. I was going to suggest Eileen Fisher, but that’s expensive. Then again, I come across Eileen Fisher stuff at Goodwill, so if you see any, grab it. I do a lot of thrifting, and Goodwill always has long skirts. Some thrift shops don’t even bother with them.

Lands End has a ponte knit midi skirt on sale for $29.99.

Ooh, thanks for the Land's End tip.

Meanwhile, my legs are my best feature at this stage in my life. But dick is not what I'm looking for.

Thanks for all the other internet tips as well.

For the love of all that is holy do not buy a floor length denim skirt with an elasticized waist. You’ll look like Kim whatshername that hag from Kentucky who wouldn’t give out gay wedding licenses.

Google “modest clothing skirts.” You’ll get a lot of fashion that’s made for Christian women that have to wear skirts all the time for religious reasons, and modest clothes for Muslims. Don’t knock it. A lot of it’s not that expensive and it’s made for women that wear long skirts every day and aren’t looking for super dressy stuff. A lot of Chinese manufacturers sell this type of stuff and it’s cheap.

Lands End skirt is now 50% off /$25 with code COCOA and free shipping ... work fast sister

Try this, OP. I don't know what you mean by a "hard working" skirt, but that requirement has to be in conflict with an elastic waist band. If you want the skirt to be hard working, then you need it to be securely fastened.

Perhaps you can clarify that and we can be of greater assistance.