Lately myself, I’ve been seeing it everywhere from the streets to the runway. Don’t you miss the 1970’s, a free time traveling through fashion? So many people are rocking these trends in pants. What makes them so special is that classic pants are sophisticated, elegant, and most importantly more comfortable. Make it a statement for you this summer, bold colors are friends even with some classic pieces.

High waist pants

They are known for the extra coverage and fit most waist sizes. High waist pants are the perfect length to wear with sneakers or if you want to wear them with heels to dress it up for a nighttime look. It feels like you came straight from the ’80s.

If you’re a comfortable freak like me so a night sneaker will be the best to go with.

If your waist is too small so they are; perfect for you.

Bow pants

A great classic investment piece, most of them can be worn with or without a tie and there are so many different ways to tie it.

The majority of people wear these bow pants to work because they give the “dressed-well” look, but you can definitely wear them casually.

Belted pants

It’s a piece all the fashion experts recommend for everyone. The belt is the same color as the belted pants then you could make it, it looks so chic and so sophisticated especially the tapered (not too loose and not so tight). They fit every body type.

Dressy pants

I can’t get enough of them. The most decent and elegant cut you can ever wear. It looks so professional like you’re ready for a business meeting (unless you’re not); especially in black and dark blue.

They are like you received them from your favorite tailor. Most of them are made from wool and some from certain fabrics like cotton or silk.

Suit pants

The most polished aristocratic look you can seek for. Suit pants are modern fashion for ladies as we rarely saw women in suits in the ’90s, but they can be classic with some tricks and Color changes.
The complete suit in bold colors such as red, orange, and blue is super cool this summer.

About the author;

This article was written by guest author Aliaa Koutb.