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What name was given to slim skirts?
Pencil skirts? Tube skirts?
How much are pencil skirts?
Pencil skirts vary in prices, so it depends on material, brand, and store.
What word can be put in front of the words skirts side line burst?
The word that can be put in front of "skirts," "side," "line," and "burst" is "pencil." This creates the phrases "pencil skirts," "pencil side," "pencil line," and "pencil burst." Each combination refers to different contexts, with "pencil skirt" being the most commonly recognized.
Are pencil skirts made out of cotton?
Pencil skirts are not only made of cotton but are also made from different fibres such as wool or polyester.
What kind of clothing was popular in the 1950's?
saddle shoes, crinolines, poodle skirts , neckerchiefs and pencil skirts.
Are mini skirts in fashion right now?
Yes. Rave mini skirts are popular so are pencil minis.
Which body shape would be best suited for pencil skirts?
The body shape that would best suit a pencil skirt would be someone tall and thin. This is because pencil skirts are long and tight so it shows off the person's figure.
What did girls in the1950's where besides poodle skirts?
Pencil skirts, Petal pushers, Scarfs tied around the neck and on a ponytail.
What do smart people wear to school?
Blouses with pencil skirts and sometimes even glasses:D
Where can one find the most current styles of brown pencil skirts?
A person can find current styles of brown pencil skirts at stores such as Lord & Taylor, Nordstrom, Kohl's, Old Navy, New York & Company, Talbots and Macy's.
What is the difference between a pencil skirt and a straight skirt?
A pencil skirt is typically more fitted and tapered, hugging the body closely from the waist to the knees, creating a slim and elongated silhouette. A straight skirt maintains a more consistent width from waist to hem, offering a looser and less form-fitting look compared to a pencil skirt.
What do belizeans wear?
blazers, fancy hats, white pencil skirts, flag color tie, and white shirt.
