How to Wear a Faux Suede Pencil Skirt

The last couple of weeks I have been struggling to keep up on blog posts. I have so many things I want to share on here, but it’s been so hard for me to set aside time to get all the things done. Between having an active/mobile baby now, and also a sassy 5-year-old on my hands, I feel like I don’t have any downtime to just sit at my computer and write. I try to stay up after the kids go to bed at night, but that has been hard for me. Some nights I just can’t do it and I head to bed right away, but other nights, like tonight, I try my best to get as much as I can done, so let’s see how that works. 😂

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Last month, a local Michigan online boutique called Minty Boutique, reached out to me to see if I wanted to do an Instagram collaboration with them. I always love the opportunity to team up with a local women-own-business so I was excited to share their boutique with my Instagram followers. I immediately fell in love with this faux suede mid-length pencil skirt. I love that it has the classic style of a pencil skirt from the 1960s, but it also has a modern edgy feel to it with the faux suede material. I felt that a skirt like this would be a perfect addition to my wardrobe and definitely something that could be worn year-round.

Today I want to share a couple different winter outfit ideas with this faux suede pencil skirt.

1.) Crew Neck T-shirt + Moto Jacket

For this look, I wore my moto jacket as my layering piece. I always feel like a moto jacket is a fun way to layer during the winter months. It gives the look an edgier feel, which is usually out of my comfort zone, but I’ve been enjoying adding a little edge to my outfits every now and again. For my top, I went with a black crew neck t-shirt. I like the look of a crew neckline tucked into a skirt. It just creates a really slimming classic look.

Top || Skirt || Jacket || Tights || Booties

2.) Denim Jacket + Black Turtleneck + Leopard Clutch

For my second look, I chose to layer with my denim jacket. I always feel like you can’t go wrong with a cognac, black and denim combo. For my top, I wore my black turtleneck. The turtleneck gives it the same classic look as the crew neck in the first look, but in the winter my neck gets cold often, so I love that turtlenecks to keep my neck warm.

Top || Skirt || Jacket || Tights || Booties

3.) Black Turtleneck

This next look is the same outfit as the look above, I just dropped the denim jacket and wore the turtle neck on its own. It’s very simple and easy to put together. A little tip for keeping your shirt tucked in with a fitted skirt like this is to tuck it into your tights. It helps keep everything smooth.

Faux suede skirt styled for winter with turtleneck

Top || Skirt || Tights || Booties

4.) Striped Crew Neck T-shirt + Black blazer

For this last look, I tried black and white stripes instead of just black. You can’t go wrong with a black and white striped shirt. I added a blazer as my layering piece. The blazer dresses it up a bit and gives it a professional look.