H&M Polka Dot Skirt: 1 Skirt, 3 Shoes, 3 Occasions

It’s been a long time since I’ve set foot in a shopping mall. As a petite woman, I just find that there are so many more sizing options online. Post-Christmas, however, I found myself at the mall returning things. Among many other stores, we stopped by H&M, where I found this tulle polka dot skirt in a sea of polka dotted items.

At first sight, a tulle skirt might seem scary or impractical. Where would you where it? Is it too much? Is it too fancy? Today, I want to share with you 3 ways I would wear this tulle skirt, and for 3 separate occasions, simply by changing out the shoes.

With Combat Boots for Casual Wear

For casual daytime wear, I would throw on a pair of combat boots. The flat boot style would keep me comfortable, and my ankles would be warm in the winter. I quite like the juxtaposition of the grungy combat boots with the femininity of the tulle skirt.

With Flats for Work

Depending on where you work, this may or may not be appropriate. I have a little wiggle room with my work attire (I can’t wear jeans, but I don’t need to wear suits either), so I can get away with this one.

With Heels for Fancy Occasions

Lastly, for a more formal occasion, simply pop on a pair of heels for an all over dainty look!

And Over All these Outfits…

This oversized peacoat has been so handy ever since I got it as a Christmas gift. It’s the coat I reach for any time I want to wear a long skirt or dress in the winter.

Outfit Details:

Top: & Other Stories Fitted Mock Neck Wool Sweater, size XS

Skirt: H&M polka dot tulle skirt, size XS (fits TTS)

Boots: Adeline Venettini, size 2 kids (see review here)

Flats: J. Crew outlet, size 5 (new, but hand me down)

Heels: Gianvito Rossi Plexi Pumps, size 34

Coat: Boohoo Petite Oversized Wool Look Double Breasted Coat, size 0P

I hope you enjoyed seeing the different ways I would wear a tulle skirt. Are you into all things polka dot like I am? I’ve heard that polka dots are a “trend” for 2020. Is it just me, or have polka dots always been an adorable, lovable print? It’s odd to hear it called a “trend”!

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Thanks for reading!