The nineties understood something about skirts that we are still benefiting from. The proportions were considered, the lengths were interesting, and the silhouettes had genuine personality without trying too hard. Mini skirts that sat just right. Midi lengths that felt cool rather than conservative. Bias cuts that moved properly. Slip skirts that were actually worth wearing outside. What we love about this era of skirt is that it resists being precious. These were clothes designed to be worn constantly, thrown on with chunky boots or strappy sandals depending on the mood, and they have held up remarkably well. The denim skirt has never really left. Neither has the slip nor the pleated mini. We have been pulling together the best current versions, pieces that carry the original energy without asking you to look like you are wearing a costume. Some are faithful to the originals. Some take the shapes somewhere more current. All of them earn that nineties reference rather than just borrowing the aesthetic for its name. Good skirts from a decade that genuinely knew how to cut them.