I am just going to lay it on the line: You do not give yourself enough credit.

You look gorgeous in these outfits! And I loved them all, with the exception of #7, which I thought was a little 'meh'. I think the straps on the blue tank are too wide at the top, and the collar is too high. Whereas number one shows your shoulders a little more, and your pretty collarbone. But the blue top is gorgeous under the toppers.

I think as long as you've got your collarbone showing, you're going to have a beautifulli ne in this skirt - ballet-inspired. And omg, what a gorgeous skirt!

Also, I'd love to see #3 without the vest, because again, I think it will give you a dancer-look.

I was thinking the same thing as LBD. Forget for a moment this season's trend of volume on volume and go back to the tried and true fashion guideline of wearing something fitted or even body-con (leotard-ish/ballet neckline) with a full skirt. I agree you could show more skin (tank top) because you're covering up so much on the bottom. The fact that the fabric is fine and soft is in your favor. Maybe part of the problem is that you feel like this skirt, while beautiful and fits perfectly, covers up your best bits?

I do remember this find! Wonder woman has done an excellent job. I think it looks spectacular on you in every photo. My fave is 6. I like a fitted tank in a solid colour - either blue or black. To my eye this balances out the length and fullness of the skirt somehow - not sure that makes sense.
I do not think it makes you look big. As a fellow petite I do understand how you feel though.

Claire gives fab advice;)

Still following this thread with interest. I like LBD's point about creating a dancer-inspired look, and I agree that all of the outfits are lovely.
Looking through them again, I see the ones I favored at first have a certain vibe of treating the skirt as a layer in a look, whereas the the top-and-skirt pairings bring out its flowy character and let it shine. I think it works both ways, to different effects. I love all your shoe choices with it, and even at the midi length, it shows off your legs beautifully.

I like:
- 4 (mesh is feminine and lace-like, which goes well with the spirit of the skirt; white is a nice contrast; longer length looks good especially if the skirt is very fluid)
and
- 7 (shoe colour; top's colour and simple shape in contrast with the skirt).

Have you thought of playing with the footwear? Do you wear flats, like ballerinas? It would look very European.

I think what makes you feel big in this (although you aren't, I guarantee), may be the line where the top cuts across the body, in contrast with the skirt's flowing feel. This skirt demands either a higher waist silhouette, or a much longer top. Try these:

- With knee high heeled boots (with a slight slouch) in a light shade and a longer (butt-covering) mesh/jersey sweater. (Although you don't need to cover your butt! lol. Just indicating how long I mean the cardi to be). Add a long necklace and (maybe?) Stampede-inspired Stetson?

- With knee or calf length low heeled boots and, a silk cami and a longer chunky cardi

- With ballet flats, very cute, loosely tucked in silk short sleeves blouse in a similar print and colour, and a long, straight, close-to-the-body-but-not-body-con italian high quality fine jersey cardi in a solid colour.

- Pic 5 except with a cami picking up on the lighter shade of the skirt.

- Pic 5 except with a wide, floating, trapeze and un-tucked cami (max on max, could look good, you might be surprised). If the cami is in a silky-like material, it would work best IMO.