I am testing this in brown woven suiting of some sort, with a nice drape but unfortunately very resistant to pressing - for a wearable garment I would want something that could press crisply along all those lovey curvy seams, and yet still drape well to take full advantage of the pattern design.

I was able to cut the pieces in my size from a 145cm length of 150cm fabric.

Assembly of the pieces went smoothly, starting at the top little wedge-shaped piece sewn to the front, and attaching the curved panels from there downwards, then adding the back panels, then waistband and facing. All the notches matched perfectly. My only issue was with the centre back zip - there are many seams to match, and a lot of potential for error. I'm an experienced sewer but I loath inserting zips. This one looks fine when the skirt is flat, but not when it's on a curvy body. I don't think that is a fault in the pattern but the many seams leading from the zip area are possibly putting strain on it in ways that require careful sewing and a certain level of expertise to do well.

In my size, the skirt fits well and drapes very nicely. It feels very swishy and feminine to wear.