What shoes to wear with wide pants? Our style guide
Different fits, infinite variations and a single model.
Wide leg women's trousers are the perfect item of clothing for all body types and are perfect for any occasion, from casual to more formal and elegant settings.
But how to match them with the right pair of shoes?
We have prepared for you a real it-girl proof guide!
What shoes are suitable for baggy pants?
Whether palazzo, regular fit, tight at the knee or flared at the bottom, wide-leg trousers pair perfectly with different types of footwear.
Here they are!
The Texans
A balance between western versatility and feminine elegance, Texan boots are one of those evergreen models that come back into the limelight as it-shoes in all autumn/winter seasons.
First seen at the 1998 Givenchy show designed by Alexander McQueen , cowboy boots pair perfectly with wide-leg trousers.
Take for example the wide trousers by Missoni , with a wide cut on the legs and tighter at the waist with a comfortable elastic band.
Given the particularly wide model, combining it with a pair of Texan ankle boots is a real style choice.
Even more so if the color line follows the shades of the trousers.
For this outfit we chose the brown Sonora Texan boots with contrasting stitching.
The moccasins
An iconic model worn by the most famous celebs in the fashion scene, the moccasin has a design that pairs perfectly with wide trousers.
This is the case of Ganni trousers, tight at the knee and with wide bottoms.
What better model to wear than a pair of loafers?
The wide cut will highlight the refinement of Stuart Weitzman 's design: class is guaranteed!
The décolleté
If you're looking for a way to look elegant even with a pair of baggy pants, opt for a pair of pumps: seeing is believing!
Frame's high-waisted palazzo pants are one of those styles that leave you free to fully express your own personality, style and taste.
With a pair of Jimmy Choo pumps , refinement is assured.
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