Vintage Ann Taylor Loft, Charcoal Grey, kick pleat Pinstripe Pencil Skirt

The pencil skirt became a defining garment of the 1950s and early 1960s. It could be luxuriously smart, It could exude sex appeal, as demonstrated by Sophia Loren who paired it with strappy tops and tightly tailored jackets. It could be chic in black on Audrey Hepburn. For Marilyn Monroe, perhaps the most famous wearer of the pencil skirt, it came to define an entire aesthetic: one predicated on a particularly voluptuous projection of femininity, complete with tight sweaters, crisp white shirts and an overarching emphasis on her hourglass figure. Like the hobble-skirt, it required a very particular way of walking-see Monroe's famous wiggle epitomised in Some Like It Hot, her wide-eyed character sashaying provocatively in the skin-tight skirt. Lady luck is on your side. Embrace the season's feminine mood with gusto-I mean we've all had enough of sweatpants, haven't we? Ladylike? Think stilettos and kitten heels, pencil skirts, lingerie-inspired dresses. It's all about maximal dressing with a modern sexy edge so let's pile on the pearls, embrace lace, preen in paillettes and flock with feathers. This beautiful and vintage looking, Charcoal Grey Pin Stripe pencil skirt is ready for the office, perhaps an interview and can also take you to cocktail hour afterwards. Details: • Brand - Ann Taylor Loft • Color - Charcoal Grey Pinstripe • Size - 14 • Measurements - See pics • Fabric - 96% Wool 4% Lycra (fully lined) •Condition- Excellent preowned condition, no rips, tears or stains