Flared pants

Flared trousers were first worn by sailors. The pants widened from the hip, this made it easy to roll them up while washing the deck so as not to wet them. In addition, they could be quickly removed if the sailor accidentally fell into the water. These pants were called cloche, which means "bell" from French. Gradually flared trousers went out of use and returned only in the 60s of the last century thanks to representatives of the hippie direction, and since then periodically delight us with their appearances on fashion catwalks.

Since there are several varieties of flared fit, a woman of any body size can choose "her". In addition, in some cases, flared trousers can even visually correct some figure flaws.

Pants flared from the hip are wide, resembling a skirt, or smoothly widening, of medium width. There are models for the warm and cold seasons, they differ in the matter from which they are made. Flared trousers sit particularly well on tall women with wide hips. The gradual expansion of the pants from the hip smooths out this shortcoming. Flared trousers from the hip will also help to hide the curvature of the legs and excessively strong calves.

Seductively tight hips, pants extend only from the knee. There are extreme options when the flare from the knee is very wide, but they should be left for carnival costumes, and for everyday wear, choose a more modest option. Flared trousers from the knee go to slim, tall girls, visually they pull the figure. It is better to wear with shoes on the heel.

Classic flared trousers remind their ancestors more than any other - uniform sailor trousers. They should be plain, with arrows, smoothly expanding from the hips. You won’t lose if you match a strict blazer or jacket with them.

The flared trousers, in spite of uniting all the details of the cut in the form of expanding legs, have features depending on the specific model. Let us consider in more detail how some flares differ from others and which ones you should choose.

Flared trousers with high waist combine two fashion trends, borrowed from the 90s of the XX century. These are perfect pants for a non-perfect figure. High waist will help to pull down and hide the tummy, if there is one, and wide leg trousers will hide the leg defects from prying eyes, besides, the flared cut also has the property to slim and stretch the silhouette. If you are a lover of shoes with heels, this will fix the effect and make the legs infinitely long.

Flared short pants are also divided into flared from the hip and knee. These models emphasize beautiful shin and graceful ankles, and are especially good in combination with summer open shoes.

Wide flared pants sew from different fabrics. Trousers made of pleated fabric look stylish and unusual, even from close range it is not always easy to disassemble this pants or skirt. It is best to choose a wide flare from thin, well draped fabrics. Do not forget that for wide trousers it is worth picking a fitted top.

Gone are the days when fashionable women uniformly dressed up in dresses and costumes of the same fashionable color and style. Modern designers every season recommend several shades to choose from.

White pants look very appropriate in the summer, when dry weather allows you to keep their pristine purity longer. Wear white flared trousers in combination with any colors of the rest of the clothes, except for gray and beige tones, which next to white look like dirty.

Black trousers are a classic for all times. For office, complement them with a white shirt and black jacket, for an evening out - with a shiny top or a bright silk blouse. In the summer, wear black pants made of cotton, chiffon or satin, in cold weather from thin wool or velveteen.

Only the brave lady who is not afraid to draw attention to herself can put on such a striking detail of the toilet as red bell pants. You need to have a delicate taste, so as not to go over the line of eccentricity and vulgarity. Pants should dominate the ensemble, let the remaining details of clothing be concise cut and modest color. Suitable pearl gray, black, dark blue.

Blue flared trousers remind us of the origins of this wardrobe detail. To them in a pair, a vest or shirt in thin white-and-blue stripes and a cap of a canter.

There are many successful combinations with flared pants. The first comes to mind, of course, a blazer, it can be in tone pants or contrast. Complement the heel or loafers.

A very short top can be worn only by girls with a flat, beautiful belly. If you have a high-waisted flared pants, they are perfect for a pair of top. Lightweight summer shoes. Stiletto sandals or ballet flats, depending on where you plan to go.

Flared jeans and turtleneck will create the most closed and modest ensemble. To dilute his Puritan look, wear ethnic jewelry and steady high heels or wedge shoes. In the summer, a silk or cotton turtleneck without sleeves is appropriate.

Since flared trousers were fashionable at different periods of time, there may be several images in retro style. An image of a hippie flared trousers with a tunic in ethnic style with bell sleeves and embroidered moccasins. Image a la 90s: flared trousers from the knee and the top of the acid colors.

Wear flared monochrome silk or satin hip trousers with a pocket blouse or spaghetti strap top. Shoes must fit, be on a fine graceful heel and without too much decoration.

Wear a flared trousers with a fitted, muted tone shirt and suspenders. Complete with oxfords or loafers. Play on the contrast and add femininity to help long earrings, loose hair and makeup with an emphasis on the eyes.

Slightly noticeable flare on dark trousers, jacket to mid-thigh in tone with trousers and light shirt will help create a versatile bow for work. Boat shoes with or without heels will complete the look.

A stylish look for everyday life should be comfortable and creative at the same time. Put on trousers or flared jeans with a racing t-shirt, you can put on a bomber jacket or leather leather jacket. The emphasis on detail is a fedora hat and a light silk scarf casually wrapped around the neck.