Fashion Trend: Flared Trousers are back
Known in the 2000s mainly as flared trousers, this style of pants is usually remembered as a pair of flared jeans from below the knee, which disappeared again a few years ago.
Thanks to the collections of the trend-setting designers they now appear in a completely new light. Alexander McQueen's Flared Pants elegantly nestle up to the legs with their flowing fabric, while the slightly flared trouser leg creates a harmonious hourglass silhouette. Women with almost any figure can rely on this simple styling, by the way, because even with a more androgynous body shape or a so-called A-figure, the flared line of the pants visually balances out the proportions in a particularly harmonious way.
Celine and Closed revive the flared jeans. At this time of the year it is best to combine warming knitwear, a matching denim shirt, ankle boots and a great wool coat. And depending on how the end of the year develops, a pair of these shapely pants would fit perfectly to a beautifully cut out body in the style of Khaite. Or add a soft knit in a subtle color for cosy evenings. In spring and summer, the look becomes more airy with fine tops, silk blouses or a t-shirt.
Square-toe boots, for example from Bottega Veneta, fit perfectly with flared pants of any material. The angular trend boots blend in so harmoniously under the flared hem of the flared jeans, both together creating a feminine look that works everywhere from the office to a Sunday stroll.
