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The "Basic" Skirt Trend That Is Somehow Both Timeless and Trendy

Do a deep dive into the spring and summer 2021 runways and you'll find more new trends than you know what to do with. We reported on the heavy hitters (see here) late last year, but what we shared with you was barely scratching the surface of all the sartorial goodness you have yet to discover. Oddly enough, and for lack of a better word, there was an overwhelming amount of noteworthy new bottoms including pants, skirts, and the like that will be trending come spring. One, in particular, we want to focus on today is a skirt trend that pretty much everyone can agree upon—wrap skirts. 

Wrap skirts are not a new skirt silhouette by any means, but thanks to Miu Miu, Peter Do, and more, we are seeing them in a whole new light. While the style might feel fresher now than season's past, that doesn't discredit the fact that at the end of the day, this skirt trend is timeless. Finding an item that is both timeless and trendy all at once is like striking fashion gold. The duo allows you to participate in the best of what the season has to offer without feeling like your money is going toward a potentially fleeting trend. Buying a wrap skirt this season will prove to be both an investment and the easiest way to update your wardrobe to reflect the most popular runway trends. You're welcome. 

Ahead, see some of the most memorable wrap skirts that graced the S/S 21 runways and shop my favorite versions of each. 

This skirt lives in my head rent free. 
Pretty sure this Nanushka skirt will never go out of style. 
Mini skirts are having a major moment this season. 
From the color to the subtle wrap detail, this skirt is perfection. 
Another mini for the win. 
This silky version can easily be dressed up or down making it extremely versatile. 
Stop sleeping on colored leather. 
Between the leather trim and the cashmere, this skirt is bound to be relevant for years to come. 
Never met a Vince skirt I didn't love. 
This skirt is your forever answer to how to make white feel seasonless. 
When I mentioned earlier that this skirt trend is both timeless and trendy, this is exactly what I was talking about. 
No one will ever guess this skirt cost under $100. 
Pair this with knee-high rainboots and a leather blazer to make it feel more forward. 
You'll never regret adding this to your closet. 
Now this is how you rock a monochromatic look. 
You'll be surprised by the number of things you can wear this with. 
Let's hear it for asymmetric hemlines. 
There's even a knit version for those of you who are refusing to wear "real" clothes (no judgment).  Next up, shop the 8 basics you'll want to have on lock in 2021.


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