Vinyl skirts may seem daring, but it’s a new year, and it’s time to be bold. Use some of these go-to combos that your favorite celebs rely on for a chic look. Ashley Madekwe sets the standard high with a baby pink vinyl skirt paired with a white pullover sweater. Looking effortless and chic, Ashley completed her look with a black leather motorcycle jacket, matching clutch and delicate ankle strap heels.
Best dressed, Alexa Chung has been snapped wearing an identical vinyl pencil skirt. Showing off her quirky style, Alexa paired her skirt with a Minnie Mouse approved polka dot blouse, a black leather choker and lace up heels Get the look for yourself by opting for light colors, like white and pink, for an easy, feminine outfit.
A throwback Fall 2014 collection from Marc by Marc Jacobs featured chic vinyl skirts down the runway. Try out the trend for yourself by pairing a latex skirt with a button up blouse and a leather belt. With wintry temps, you can layer a pair of legwarmers or leggings for extra insulation. Looking for added edge? Pair with metallic oxfords and an oversized satchel for off duty model vibes. Mixing cool textures, by way of a quilted leather bomber jacket or dainty lace socks, adds intriguing contrast to any look.
By now, it’s surely no surprise that Kim Kardashian absolutely loves all things latex and vinyl. Even on her low key days, Kim has been spotted wearing a bold vinyl pencil skirt with matching heels. Keeping things relaxed, she paired hers with a simple scoopneck tee and a delicate gold necklace.
Or, opt for a fierce coordinate, just like Rihanna. Daring and fearless, the singer sported a fire engine red vinyl skirt with a matching lip. Headed out? Show off your best assets by working it in a edgy red vinyl skirt, paired with a cute black bralette. Go all out glam and strut your stuff with an outfit that’s guaranteed to make you look H-O-T.
Create a retro, 90’s inspired look by wearing a cut out blouse, stretchy choker and a bold lip. Remember, fashion is all about having fun, so take a risk in a totally fun way with a vinyl skirt. Whether you prefer metallics, prints or solid colors, we have plenty of vinyl fabric options to choose from, available for sale here at MJTrends.
Written by Jade Nicolette
Matching Products:
Black PVC
$4.99
Baby Pink PVC
$3.99
Red nylon non-separating Zippers
$0.98
Kim Kardashian’s simple scoopneck tee with a vinyl pencil skirt is a good reminder that you don’t need a complicated outfit to make vinyl work.
Using a leather motorcycle jacket over a vinyl skirt look adds cohesion without making it feel too matchy, which was a nice styling point.
Referencing the Marc by Marc Jacobs Fall 2014 collection was interesting, especially the idea of pairing a latex skirt with a button-up and belt for structure.
The suggestion of metallic oxfords and an oversized satchel definitely gives that off-duty model vibe you mentioned, which feels modern and practical.
Ashley Madekwe’s baby pink vinyl skirt with the white sweater and moto jacket combo felt surprisingly wearable, especially with the ankle strap heels tying it together.
Mixing textures like a quilted leather bomber with vinyl adds depth, and I liked the unexpected mention of lace socks for contrast.
Rihanna’s red vinyl skirt with a matching lip sounds bold, but the coordination actually makes the whole look feel intentional instead of overwhelming.
I hadn’t thought about how accessories like a delicate gold necklace can soften a vinyl-heavy outfit until seeing the Kim example.
The idea of pairing a red vinyl skirt with a black bralette for a night out definitely leans into that daring aesthetic the article encourages.
The tip about using light colors like pink and white really helps tone down vinyl’s intensity and makes it feel more daytime appropriate.
Layering legwarmers or leggings under a vinyl skirt is something I hadn’t considered, but it makes sense for colder weather without losing the look.
The overall message about taking risks and having fun with vinyl came through clearly, especially with all the celebrity-inspired combinations.
I appreciated the 90s throwback angle with a cut-out blouse and choker; it fits perfectly with vinyl’s inherently retro feel.
I liked the Alexa Chung example with the polka dot blouse and choker; it shows vinyl doesn’t have to be all edgy and can lean playful too.
It was helpful that you included both dressed-up and casual options, like pairing a vinyl skirt with a simple tee versus more statement pieces.
The emphasis on mixing feminine elements like delicate heels or soft colors with vinyl really balances out the material’s shine.