Tulip Skirt refers to a style of skirt made in sections that are wider at the bottom than at the top. Moreover, a Tulip skirt is a style of skirt that looks like an inverted tulip. It has more fabric around the waistline and a close-fitting hemline. Creates a close-fitting upper part that flares out at the bottom, the fabric often ruffling or waving vertically. Generally made of a more structured fabric like twill, canvas, denim, or wool. Tulip skirts are generally knee-length.

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