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Silhouette & Structure: This is the most defining characteristic. Unlike a standard skirt, it is designed to be worn on the upper body without straps or sleeves. It typically features: A Fitted Bodice: The top portion is structured like a corset or bustier, often with boning (rigid strips sewn into the fabric channels) to provide support and help the garment stay in place without straps. It is designed to hug the torso snugly from under the bust to the hips. Integrated Design: The skirt flows seamlessly from the bodice, creating a single, continuous garment. It is not a separate top and skirt but one unified piece. Closure: It almost always features a zipper closure at the back or side. A high-quality metal zipper is common. Some designs may also include lacing (like a corset) on the back or front to allow for adjustable tightness and add to the dramatic aesthetic. Material: As the name states, it is made from leather or high-quality vegan leather (PU). Real leather offers a unique smell, durability, and a look that develops a patina over time. Vegan leather provides a similar aesthetic that is often more affordable and accessible. Skirt Style: The bottom half can come in various styles, which dramatically alter the overall look: Pencil Style: Fitted through the hips and thighs, creating a sharp, sophisticated, and sexy silhouette. A-Line / Flared: Fitted at the waist and then flares out, offering a more playful, retro-inspired look (e.g., a rock-n-roll take on a swing skirt). Tulip / Asymmetrical: More and designer-focused, with overlapping layers or irregular hemlines. Mini Length: The most common and daring style, ending mid-thigh. Midi Length: A less common but striking option, ending at the calf, which can feel slightly more elegant and dramatic.