Noisy May Curve adjustable rushed midi skirt in beige zabra print-Black
Noisy May Curve
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Product Insights & Style Tips
The Noisy May Curve adjustable rushed midi skirt in beige zabra print-Black sets a safari meets city mood with graphic restraint. The midi length nods to timeless ease, while the high rise anchors the silhouette. An adjustable ruched side brings motion and texture, letting the fabric pulse with each step. The beige base paired with a black zebra-like print feels modern, versatile, and ready to mix with knits, tees, or tailored tops.
High rise sits at the natural waist and the regular through the hip fit keeps lines clean without feeling tight. The ruched side is truly adjustable, dialing in the amount of gathering and shaping at the hip for a personalized profile. Midi length makes it easy to layer over opaque tights or pair with cropped knits; it moves from daytime errands to evening outings with the right footwear and outerwear.
From Noisy May Curve's curve friendly codes to animal print delivering instant impact, this skirt reads as a season staple. Styling notes: pair with a sleek black knit and ankle boots for a tuned up look, or throw on a chunky sweater and sneakers for weekend ease - the print does the talking while the cut stays wearable.
Materials / Fabrication
- Animal print
- High rise
- Adjustable ruched side
- Regular fit
Recommended Care
- Check care label for fabric content and follow its instructions.
- If fabric is machine washable, wash cold on a gentle cycle inside out with a mild detergent.
- Avoid bleach; do not use fabric softeners on prints as they can dull color.
- Line dry or lay flat away from direct heat; avoid tumble drying on high heat.
- Protect ruching by washing in a garment bag; if ironing is necessary, use low heat and a pressing cloth.
Fit Notes
- High rise waistband defines the silhouette at the waist.
- Adjustable ruched side lets you customize the amount of gathering.
- Regular fit throughout the skirt provides a classic, versatile shape.
