In a nutshell: my own method for adding this is now to generally to cut a skirt lining using the same pattern pieces as the skirt, and -- critical difference -- sew them together using narrower seams. So your lining has a wider girth than the skirt itself, i.e. a nice dose of extra wearing ease... this is a small thing but makes a big difference for slimline or pencil skirts particularly! Why? well, a few ripped linings later...! haha! I jest! but seriously; in my experience sometimes I would find that linings would habitually start to pull away from the zip tape right at hip level. I re-stitch them back on, only for them to pull away yet again.
old skirt
I just sew the side seams using the narrowest possible seam allowance, around 6mm(1/4"). For a plain skirt pattern with a standard 1.5cm (5/8") seam allowance, this alone gives around 3.5cm (1 1/4") extra wearing ease in there.
Another, equally viable option would be to cut the lining just one size bigger instead.
