Customer Reviews NIC+ZOE Summer Fling Skirt

This skirt is light weight, falls beautifully and the pleating in the back give it a perfect fit. It is a great wardrobe neutral staple that can be dressed up with heals and button up blouse for work or dressed down with a t-shirt and sandals for the weekend. I rarely ever take the time to write a review but the posted reviews are simply not fair. The fabric is light but quality and you are paying for the versatility of the design and I think it was worth the price. I also purchased the batiste flirt skirt and am equally as happy with this.

Just received this skirt and it's exactly what I was looking for in a light Summer denim skirt. I ordered a size 2--same height as model and fits as expected. Nice, flowy, and casual. Not sure why the negative reviews but so far it will be one of my go-to skirts for Summer..

Maybe this would look better on someone taller with longer legs, but it looks frumpy on me. It runs big, too. I normally wear a 4, ordered the 2 and the 4, and the 2 was even a little big in the waist.

True to size. Yes, the material is thinner than the standard denim, but that means cooler and more comfortable to me in the summer time. I looked a long time for a denim skirt with this cut, as it is more flattering to my figure than the many pencil cut styles that predominate the market now.

Fabric very flimsy and wrinkles easily

My skirt did not have an odor issue. However, it was just a basic skirt in a very thin fabric. Didn't find it very flattering on me and didn't think worth the price. I returned it.

Very frumpy style. Weird looking elastic smocking on the back waistband that I didn't like if worn with shirt tucked in. Also length is below knee level enough to up the "frump factor" Also fabric really doesn't drape into a nice flirty ruffle which I was looking for.

This skirt literally stinks of sulfur. Want to make an impression on someone? You will when you smell like an active volcano while wearing this stylish skirt. Seriously, I do not know if it is the dye reacting badly with the artificial fibers, if the finishing agent is the reaction, or if it was doused in sulfur before shipping as a pest control measure. Whatever the source, I made the mistake of thinking it would wash out. It didn't. Now I have an unwearable skirt.