MORE TO COME MORE TO COME Yanisha Maxi Skirt

MORE TO COME Yanisha Maxi Skirt

Name: MORE TO COME Yanisha Maxi Skirt
Brand: MORE TO COME
SKU: MTQ10063 U26
Price: 68.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The MORE TO COME Yanisha Maxi Skirt wears the season's sunset palette in a bright orange that feels instant sunshine. The pull-on silhouette skims over the hips with a fluid, glide-y drape thanks to 95% polyester and a touch of elastane. Side ruching locks in texture, giving the maxi a whisper of movement that reads both carefree and polished. Hand wash.

Its pull-on, no-zip design means easy on-and-off and a flexible fit that grows with you. The ruching at the sides gives the silhouette a sculpted, elongating line, while the elastane keeps the waist and hips moving without strain. At 39 inches, it hits that sweet spot between pool-side drama and city-ready polish, pairing effortlessly with a cropped knit, sandals, or a structured blazer for a night out.

In line with MORE TO COME’s easy, feminine approach, this maxi skirt leans into color-forward summer dressing—bright orange that pairs with neutrals or a tonal top for a clean, grown-up glow. Style notes: with a cropped top and sandals for day, or a blazer and loafers for evening polish.

Materials / Fabrication

95% polyester, 5% elastane
Yanisha Maxi Skirt in Orange
Maxi skirt design
Pull-on styling
Ruching at sides
Length: approx 39 in

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold on gentle cycle with like colors
Use mild detergent; do not bleach
Tumble dry low or lay flat to dry
Cool iron or steam as needed; avoid high heat to protect elastane

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