Definition and Characteristics

Definition: A tassel skirt is a skirt decorated with tassels at the hem, body, or edge. These tassels are usually made of materials such as silk thread, fabric strips, or leather strips, varying in length and thickness, adding a unique visual effect and dynamism to the skirt.

Characteristics: The most distinctive feature of a tassel skirt is its tassel element, which is highly decorative. When walking, the tassels sway naturally, creating a flowing and dynamic feel, giving an impression of gentleness, casualness, and individuality. It effectively distracts attention from other parts of the body, thus having a figure-flattering effect.

Style Classification

By Length
* Short Skirt: The hemline is generally above the knee, or even shorter. This type of short tassel skirt is usually more lively and playful, suitable for wearing with short tops or tight-fitting clothes in summer to showcase youthful energy.

* Midi Skirt: The hemline is between the knee and ankle, a more common length. It combines the and flow of tassels with a certain sense of composure, and can be paired with various tops for multiple occasions. Long skirts: Skirts that reach the ankles or trail on the floor give an elegant and sophisticated feel. Paired with a fitted top or jacket, they can accentuate the figure and showcase a woman's femininity and grace.