Black Skirts

You never go looking for a black skirt. But it always finds you. It's the piece you forgot you relied on—until you do. There’s one that sits just high enough to feel deliberate, not uptight. One that skims your knee and does that swingy thing when you walk fast but don’t want to look like you care. People call them basics, but you know better. The right black skirt saves your whole outfit from trying too hard.

RIHOAS isn’t trying to reinvent anything here. And thank god for that. The skirts speak in smaller gestures—soft folds, a sharp line at the hem, fabric that hangs heavy enough to behave. Some are stitched with the quiet confidence of good tailoring. Others? A little more unpredictable, in a good way.

These aren’t just skirts. They’re the ones you wear when your brain’s tired but your taste isn’t. High-waisted ones that don’t dig. A midi with pockets that actually matter. If you build your wardrobe on things that work—not scream—this is where you start. Or where you come back to, when nothing else works.