Bubble skirts were already a must-have in the 2000s, and now they are celebrating a big comeback. The versatile skirts promise pure volume.
Skirts are going to be big this year. Bubble skirts live up to their name: the fabric that is folded inwards gives them their characteristic fullness. In the 2000s, the puffed-up skirts were still hanging in every closet as balloon skirts. Now the voluminous fashion highlight is back under a different name.
Ready for a boat trip
(35) is an avowed fan of the skirt trend. The model has appeared several times this summer on her Instagram account in a bubble skirt. The tight black combination made you particularly want to spend a day in the sun. The waistband of the short skirt fits tightly around the waist, while the rest of the skirt is puffed up like a ball of cotton wool. She combined the eye-catcher with a simple top with thin straps. She stylishly protected her hair from heat damage on her boat trip with a black scarf.
Warm tones in the warm months
(36) opted for a long version of the bubble skirt. For her interpretation of the trend, she chose a white dress with a voluminous skirt, over which she pulled a beige spaghetti strap top. She complemented the light outfit with a shirt in a warm beige, which she casually threw over her shoulders. Whether intentional or not: It matched the color perfectly with her blonde mane, which shimmered gold in the evening sun.
Long dream made of satin
The bubble skirt is particularly striking due to its unusual fabric. While most skirts are made of cotton, she styled a skirt made of white satin. Not only did her bubble skirt shimmer beautifully, a gust of wind also made the trendy piece puff up. The skirt competed with the influencer’s wavy hair in terms of volume. A black top, a small brown bag and subtle sunglasses gave the skirt the edge.
Source: Stern
I am an author and journalist who has worked in the entertainment industry for over a decade. I currently work as a news editor at a major news website, and my focus is on covering the latest trends in entertainment. I also write occasional pieces for other outlets, and have authored two books about the entertainment industry.
