In this lesson, I introduced the design for an asymmetric pencil skirt with a flared side, inspired by an Alexander McQueen dress. The skirt will have a fitted pencil silhouette on one side and a longer, flared panel on the other side, with a fully lined interior.

Lesson Steps:

• Discuss the design inspiration from Alexander McQueen’s asymmetric dress
• Explain the plan to create an asymmetric pencil skirt with a flared side panel
• Highlight the intention to use a plaid or tweed fabric for the outer skirt
• Share previous asymmetric designs from Neda’s 2010 “Dualism” collection
• Mention that the new skirt design will be developed from a base skirt pattern