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Just in time for summer, long skirts are back and trendy once again. For women of a more conservative nature and for women who like to let it all hang out and have a free spirit, long skirts are back on the map and we're here to help you figure out which is the right skirt for you. We have so many different options that it'll be hard to choose just one or two! With great brand names that we know and love alongside many varieties of colors, styles and designers, this collection will definitely have you prepared for the summer season.
A beautiful long skirt like this one, which is part of the Necessary Knits Collection from Land's End, is a great way to look polished and put together without spending too much time getting ready. Made from Land's End's softest fabrics, this 100 percent cotton skirt is so comfortable that it's recommended to wear both at work and at home. The best part about this skirt is that it's absolutely no hassle and so easy to care for. Just wash it, dry it and wear it - it's that easy. Put away your ironing board and drying rack and head out the door in no time. It has an elastic waistband that creates a narrower waistline with no tummy spillover.
Featuring two lightweight layers of silky rayon, the Women's Reversible Skirt from TravelSmith is a great way to carry a lot with you without carrying much at all! This skirt as an abstract print on one side and a geometric shape on the other, making it perfect to wear for many different occasions. Like most of TravelSmith's items, this skirt is ready to go once you pull it out of your suitcase or backpack - it'll always stay wrinkle free. It's cut on the bias for a draping, flowing fit and will always look great, no matter where you travels take you.
The Narsara Skirt from Athleta is also a great skirt for traveling. This free-spirited flowing skirt makes a great addition to any wardrobe you take on the road. It's super soft, wrinkle-resistant and very, we mean Very Cute. With a gathered rollover waistband that has shirred sides that reveal a flattering curved yoke, this skirt can be rolled up to become a short, fun and sexy number or let down as a casual and lightweight one. It features an uneven shaped hem, which just adds to its already laid back vibe.
For a unique and different garment, check out the Crinkle Plaid Skirt from Royal Robbins. This skirt makes a bold statement no matter where you go and will definitely have guys giving you compliments. This all-cotton, open-weave skirt is great to wear with a tank top for traveling, a blouse and cardigan for a casual yet trendy spot out on the town and with either flats or flip flops to complete the look. The most important aspect of this skirt, however, is how darn comfortable it is.
The Nanette Lepore Negril pencil skirt is plain sexy. If you're looking for a hot little number to rhumba or salsa in, this has to be your best bet. Featuring a lightweight stretch cotton and a box pleat at the rear hem, this skirt also boasts banding at the tiered hem and a zip fly with three-button closure at the waist. Waste no time searching endlessly for the perfect skirt with a Caribbean flavor because this white long skirt has a High Waist and is uber sexy.
When it comes to comfort and style, long skirts are definitely the way to go.
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Does grosgrain ribbon fray when sewn?
I am sewing a historical-styled dress to use as a wedding gown. The pattern indicates for a quick waist-band on the underskirt to sew the skirt waist between two strips of wide grosgrain, tucking the ends under so they're not exposed and can't fray. Does this kind of ribbon have a tendency to fray or get chewed while sewn on a machine? Do I need to use a finer thread/needle? (I don't remember the size needle I'm using, but it's a size suitable for the satin I'm using - is that good enough?) Thanks for the help. 
Sewing on grosgrain ribbon will not fray it. It you have some Sharp/Microtex needles to sew the ribbon on, that would be helpful. Grosgrain ribbon can kind of curl and become misshapen when sewn upon but all you have to do is iron it flat.
Since it is a wedding dress, have you considered decorating the gross grain ribbon? If you have a machine with decorative stitches, you can design Your Own ribbon. You need some tear away stabilizer to place under the ribbon while you sew. Determine what stitch (or stitches) you want to use to decorate the ribbon. Tone on tone would be nice. Sew one or more rows of stitches on the ribbon. Again, it may curl up, but all you have to do is iron it flat when you are done. Remove the excess stabilizer.
Use Fray Block, by June Tailor, on the ends of the ribbon to keep it from fraying instead of turning the ends under. The ends become thick and and if there is a problem untying the ribbon, it will be difficult to get the "lump" through. Fray Block dries clear and is flexible so it won't show on the ribbon.
