The Missed Calls satin skirt has a chart with two different formats. S, M and L give waist and hip ranges; XL gives one waist and one hip value. That shift is a reason to clarify the measurement method, especially if you fall near the L/XL boundary.

Compare the published boundary

L lists 72–80 cm waist, 97–106 cm hip and 42 cm length. XL lists 86 cm waist, 112 cm hip and 44 cm length. The XL point is 6 cm above L’s published upper bound at both waist and hip. The chart does not explain whether the smaller-size ranges reflect stretch, body guidance or tolerances, nor whether XL’s single value is relaxed or maximum. Ask the seller for flat relaxed and gently stretched waistband/hip widths in both L and XL.

Use a skirt you own as a reference

Measure a skirt that fits at the waist height you prefer, then record its hip circumference at the same vertical position as the seller uses. If you measure 80 cm waist and 106 cm hip, L reaches those values on paper; that does not guarantee ease. Compare the actual finished widths and closure type before deciding whether a larger XL is necessary. The listing does not identify the rise, closure or lining.

Check the short hem separately

The listed length rises from 40 cm in S to 44 cm in XL. Mark 42 and 44 cm on your reference skirt from the same top point to see what a two-centimeter difference would do for you. “Satin” appears in the title, while the source lists polyester; ask for fabric and finish detail rather than assuming silk content. Blue, Pink and Black are the visible color choices.