This midi skirt keeps its shape with narrow allover ribbing, a faux front seam that leads to an off-center slit, and elastic sewn at the waist.

The term capsule wardrobe popped up in the 1970s, coined by Susie Faux, who owned a London boutique called Wardrobe. The idea was to streamline your closet with a core collection of garments that were unlikely to go out of fashion and could be worn with any number of seasonal accessories. The theory gained in popularity in the ’80s when Donna Karan showed her “Seven Easy Pieces.” Back then, capsule collections were intended to promote a designer’s most “essential” items, but as time goes on, the term has become synonymous with attempts to make our lives more ecological, economical, and sustainable.

Included Yarn: Fibra Natura Dona: 10 (11, 11, 12, 13, 13, 14) balls

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