$186
In this gorgeous pirate skirt, you’ll feel lovely, seductive, and just a bit dangerous. The skirt is full and oh-so-fluffy – with a full circle in the pattern, and a flirty ruffle all around that’s trimmed in black lace. In the front, it’s a miniskirt – just short enough to flash garter stocking tops. In the back, it’s long and elegant.
Over the years, this has been my most popular skirt design – to the point that you might see imitations being sold elsewhere. Mine is the original version, and to my knowledge, the only one that’s made from a true full circle pattern, which is what you want for a supremely full, supremely danceable skirt design. In the photo below, I’m wearing this skirt over fishnet lace stockings and a pair of my garter shorts.
It is absolutely the cutest skirt ever when worn with garter stockings!

| XS | S | M | L | XL | 2X | 3X | 4X | |
| High Hips | 31-33″ | 33-35″ | 35-38″ | 38-41″ | 41-44″ | 44-48″ | 48-52″ | 52-56″ |
| Low Hips | 33-35″ | 35-38″ | 38-41″ | 41-44″ | 44-48″ | 48-52″ | 52-56″ | 56-60″ |
This skirt is intended to be worn with a corset or corset belt. Its waistband sits at high hips below/overlapping with the bottom edge of the corset. That’s why there is no “waist” measurement in the table.
Measure high hips around your hip bones, about halfway between smallest waist and largest hips. Measure low hips around your butt or thighs, whichever is largest. If your measurements put you in two different sizes, choose the size which corresponds to your low hip measurement. Measure skirt length from high hips to the floor, in the shoes you plan to wear with your skirt.
This skirt is made from two fabrics. The body is satin Jacquard with a pattern of embossed roses. The ruffle is made from two-tone taffeta fabric – which consists of two colors woven together for an iridescent or metallic effect, depending upon the colors chosen. In this listing, I’ve just included the metallic colors, since those are what coordinates best with the black trim and black rose jacquard fabric.
I trim this skirt with ruffled raschel lace – the ~1″ style in the upper left of each photo below. The other widths are the styles I use for other items in my line – so you can see how they look together.