It’s easy to let denim take over your wardrobe—jeans go with just about everything (and you own just about every style known to man). But for those days when your stems are just begging for a change, here are 17 super-chic skirts to swap in. Just remember to pick up some tights while you’re at it.

Color-Block Flared Skirt

If you ever get sick of wearing all black.

Tracy Reese ($248)

Checked Pencil Skirt

Like Grandma’s vintage, only easier to find.

Topshop ($75)

Denim Midi Skirt

Hey, it’s not easy to completely divorce our jeans.

A.P.C. ($245)

Coated Jersey Pleated Skirt

Perfect for a workday or a night out.

LOST INK ($69)

Chinoiserie Midi Skirt

This vintage-inspired, London-based brand is known for its punchy prints. 

Rixo ($342)

Lace Trumpet Skirt

We’re envisioning this puppy with a bold red sweater and white sneaks. Primary colors FTW.

J.Crew ($88)

Striped Knit Skirt

You’re more or less wearing a cozy sweater around your bum.

Ronny Kobo ($258)

Embroidered Suede Miniskirt

It looks just as good with tights as it does with a pair of over-the-knee boots.

Willow & Clay ($109)

Floral Pencil Skirt

Impeccable tailoring meets floral-smattered silk.

Diane von Furstenberg ($228)

Belted Leather Skirt

Making even the most basic look a bit more luxe.

Emerson Rose ($279)

Asymmetrical Ruffle Skirt

White booties are highly encouraged.

AFRM ($98)

Satin Maxi Skirt

The moody floral detailing gives this skirt a year-round appeal.

Ganni ($280)

Plaid Wrap Skirt

“Suiting” takes on a whole new meaning.

Acne Studios ($440)

Front-Slit Midi Skirt

A classic cut (for more than half the original price).

Stizzoli ($110)

Asymmetrical Twill Skirt

The thicker twill fabric makes this skirt suitable for more than just the summer months.

Tibi ($395)

Striped Ruffle Skirt

A little bit flirty, but still modest. 

Wayf ($108)

Silk Slip Skirt

Pair with a cream sweater for a fresh take on monochromatic. 

Vince ($153)

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