If you keep up with street style, you will see that when it comes to bottoms, the baggier, the better. From Kendall Jenner to the Hadid sisters, almost everyone has switched from their skinny jeans to cargos, camo fatigues, roomy trousers or good ol’ culottes.
The runways are also obsessed. Celine’s Spring 2018 ready-to-wear line featured…
Let's talk about big pants and how to wear them
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Alberta Ferretti Fall 2018
The Alberta Ferretti Fall 2018 line at Milan Fashion Week was one of a kind, featuring some phenomenal palettes. This color-clashing ensemble stood out as the most interesting pairing.
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Trash Bag Chic
Bella Hadid will have you know that leather garbage bag-esque are in vogue now — and we're into it. Bella made it look polished with a white bodysuit and a baggy top in the same fabric.
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Chanel Fall 2018
The Chanel Fall 2018 line brought back Studio 54-inspired, roomy, dramatic, metallic-hued pants and paired them with double-breasted tweed jackets. File this under: what to wear to your disco-themed work bash.
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Christian Dior Fall 2018
Maria Grazia Chiuri's Fall 2018 collection was inspired by the 1968 student protests in Paris and celebrated the spirit of youth. Needless to say, there were lots of patchwork and paneled numbers. This particular pair of pants stands out from the crowd.
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Lady Gaga at Elle's 25th Annual Women in Hollywood
Lady Gaga and a dramatic pantsuit is the only love story we need in our lives. She couldn't have found a better look for her iconic, tear-jerking speech at Elle's 25th Annual Women in Hollywood event.
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Kendall Jenner in New York City October 2018
Kendall Jenner wore a well-cut pair of baggy gray trousers with a semiformal striped shirt. Kendall balanced proportions by keeping things fitted on top and roomy on bottom.
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Afterhomework Fall 2018
Baggy pants were a big part of Afterhomework's fall line. The brand, started when the founders were teenagers themselves, played with lengths and panels to explore elements of layering.
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