This is a high-waisted, midi-length black denim skirt featuring distinctive red-and-white embroidered floral or abstract motifs on the right back pocket—a signature detail often seen in avant-garde streetwear or indie designer pieces. The skirt has classic five-pocket construction (visible front pockets and rear patch pockets), a central back slit for mobility, and a raw, intentionally frayed hemline that enhances its edgy, deconstructed aesthetic. A small rectangular woven label (possibly brand tag) appears on the left back pocket, but the text is illegible in the image. Made from medium-weight dark-wash denim, it offers structure with slight stretch for comfort. Ideal for layering in transitional seasons, this piece bridges casual and fashion-forward styling—pair with cropped tops, oversized sweaters, or leather boots for urban chic looks. While the exact brand remains unidentifiable due to obscured branding, the embroidery style and cut suggest influences from Japanese streetwear (e.g., Undercover, Comme des Garçons PLAY derivatives) or independent designers specializing in reworked denim. Not suitable for formal occasions; best for daily wear, creative workplaces, or weekend outings.