Miniskirts made their way into our wardrobes in 1960, when British designer and style icon Mary Quant established them as a symbol of women's freedom and liberation. Soon after, they became Twiggy's favorite piece of Add to wish list in an even shorter, bolder version. They inspired Prada and the Dolce & Gabbana to create an entire collection dedicated to this iconic and Juno pleated skirt.

A denim that surprises

Last year, the leg-revealing denim miniskirt trend made a triumphant return on the runways of Balenciaga, Dsquared2, Balmain and Ganni. This season - together with people from Generation Z - we continue to admire the long-legged silhouette inspired by archival photos of Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera and Beyoncé in a new, inclusive and reconstructed edition.