Front Slit Pencil Skirt Designs

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Summary: A front slit in a basic pencil skirt will allow for more leg movement when walking. Learn how to draw a front slit pencil skirt design with tips from a fashion expert in this free fashion design video.

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Laurel Armstrong Laurel Armstrong is in graduate school for fashion design and is knowledgeable about everything fashion: design, sketching, pattern drafting, draping, sewing ... read more

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Front Slit Pencil Skirt Designs

Here we have a variation of the pencil skirt. This one I designed with a slit in the front, and the slit in the front is for looks as well as functionality, because when you slit a pencil skirt, it's creating more space. You can, instead of walking like a penguin in a straight up and down type pencil skirt, you allow your legs to move more and you have more of a range of motion. So, here is a pencil skirt with a front slit, very, very, very basic, it is what it is, simple. Draw out a natural waist, decide how far out you're going to flare, obviously you have to go over the hips, and I like to come in to the knees, and then make your hem line, and you can have the front slit be anywhere on the front that you want. I had mine a little bit off center, I like the way that looks better, so you have one side with more space right there. Draw your front slit, then finish the other side.