• Skort cut: the built-in shorts sit underneath a wrap-front panel that angles across the hip, giving the silhouette of a mini skirt with the coverage of shorts underneath.
• The wrap panel fastens with a self-tie at the side - the trailing tie is a deliberate style detail rather than just a fastening, drawing the eye to the hip.
• PU fabric carries a cool handfeel and a soft drape that skims rather than clings, sitting close to the body without pulling.
• Mini length - hits well above the knee, making it a strong choice for nights out where the look needs to do the work.
• The smooth, lightly polished surface of the PU holds its shape through a night out without creasing or losing structure.

The PU has a cool, almost second-skin feel when you first put it on, warming quickly to the body and moving with you rather than against you. The wrap front is the real talking point - that diagonal line across the hip is sharper than a standard mini and the dangling tie adds just enough detail to make it feel considered. Pair it the way it's shown here: a fitted scoop-neck bodysuit underneath and an oversized blazer thrown on top keeps everything balanced - the volume up top offsets the short hemline without swamping the look. Swap the blazer for a cropped leather jacket to lean further into the edge of the PU, or tuck in a simple ribbed top and add heeled boots for a bar or a night out. This one is built for after dark - from pre-drinks through to the dance floor, it holds its shape and its attitude all night.