Karen Millen Polka Dot Prom Skirt - Black - Size 14

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The Karen Millen Polka Dot Prom Skirt is a sophisticated occasion-wear piece designed for women who appreciate a dramatic, voluminous silhouette with a timeless graphic aesthetic. Ideal for formal events, this midi-length skirt features structured box pleats and a flattering high-waisted fit, offering an elegant aesthetic for shorter frames; however, because of its heavy twill construction and full volume, it requires careful pairing with a fitted top to balance the overall proportions.
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Pattern | Polka Dot |
| Age Group | adult |
| Colour | Black |
| Dress Size UK | 14 |
| Model Part Number | 5045775585838 |
| Brand | Karen Millen |
Yes, it is designed for a standard fit, but because of the wide waistband, ensure you measure your natural waist to get the best fit.
No, the woven twill and structured pleats require professional dry cleaning only to maintain the shape.
The skirt has an approximate length of 95cm, designed to sit below the knee.
The product description focuses on the structured pleated design and lining; it does not explicitly mention side pockets.
It is crafted from a woven twill which provides a substantial, structured feel, perfect for holding the voluminous shape.
Yes, the skirt is specifically cut with petite proportions to ensure the full silhouette does not overwhelm a shorter frame.
Take the garment to a professional dry cleaner and request a press to reset the box pleats.
Use a vertical handheld steamer to gently release creases while the skirt hangs.
To keep your Karen Millen prom skirt in pristine condition, always refer to the garment care label. Due to the woven twill material, professional dry cleaning is highly recommended to preserve the integrity of the pleats and the structure of the fabric.
When storing, use a skirt hanger with clips to allow the item to hang vertically; this prevents the pleats from crushing. If the skirt becomes wrinkled, use a garment steamer on a low setting, keeping the nozzle a few inches away from the fabric, rather than using a direct contact iron which could flatten the crisp pleats.