Modern & Moore Skirts

Only Yves Saint Laurent could make dressing like a 'peasant' something glamorous and absolutely desirable. This raw silk tiered skirt is a lovely feminine design topped with a coord...

For the hostess with the mostest! Glam C.1960 pleated apron and attached oven mitt embellished with a stylized hand. The apron is a bleached burlap trimmed...

1970’s sea foam green wide wale corduroy skirt by Kenzo for his early Jungle Jap label. The unique design buttons up on the side with a handkerchief s...

1960's Lanz peasant style floral maxi skirt in a cotton canvas. The skirt zips and hooks at the side with a 2.5" waistband and soft pleating. The ruffl...

This Italian ensemble by Crimson puts style into spandex! The body conscious stretch skirt is a slinky jersey fabric consisting of rayon and spandex with an Egyptian revival print all in a bronzed brown tone. The coordinating scarf is a buttery yellow semi sheer crepe with a complimentary print...

The famous printed fabrics of Provence France have a storied history dating back to the 17th century and the introduction of Indian prints to the court of Louis XIV where their popularity created a fashion trend which is now considered to be the epitome of classic country French style. The 20th century saw a resurgence of popularity for the prints beyond the borders of France thanks in part to Charles...