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 clothing, and less than 30 years later Kate Moss and Spice Girls wore them in an even shorter, bolder version. They inspired Prada and the Dolce & Gabbana to create an entire collection dedicated to this iconic and Stone Island Kids.

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.