Whether you think of Marilyn Monroe or Grace Kelly – with her looks they definitely influenced the story of the pencil skirt. After Christian Dior introduced his different silhouettes, the era of the H-line was just about to start. For the next few years, the tight skirt belonged to every wardrobe of course. The credo was: a pencil skirt (mostly made out of tweed) combined with a chic shirt and a pearl necklace. In the following decades however, the pencil skirt slowly moved from the everyday wardrobe to a more business orientated style. Nonetheless, it has never lost its stuffy mood – until now. If you look at the spring/summer collections from Gucci, Vetements or Alexander MxQueen, you notice the different facets of the newly interpreted pencil skirt. Well, this comes in as a motivation to style those trendy classics in all kinds of possibilities.