Thanks to its popularity, it is quite obvious that miniskirts have already gone through several trend phases. Back in the 60s when It-girls like Twiggy used to wear them, they even caused a scandal among the older generations. Luckily, designer Mary Quant made sure that miniskirts didn’t disappear. At this point, let’s say thank you to all those women of the swinging sixties.
Hopping over into today’s western world, miniskirts hardly cause any problems anymore. Actually, they set a statement that was also important to the girls 60 years ago: with the hem ending above the knee, they not only stand for more legroom but also for feminine freedom. Both fashionably and socially speaking. So after the world was faced with anxiety and insecurity in the past few years, it’s now time for more liberty. And while women’s movements are fighting for more equality and acceptance, the fashion world sets a statement, too.