Fashion trousers have long been considered a universal part of the women's wardrobe. Therefore, today all collections of famous designers necessarily represent novelties or updated models of stylish trousers. Nevertheless, every fashionista is necessarily interested in fashionable trouser styles with the advent of the new season. Of course, many models have rooted themselves as a classic, and move from season to season. But still, every designer tries to present a novelty in his new collection.
The trend of the 2013 season was the fashionable style of women's trousers called "palazzo". Such models have a loose wide cut. Often pants-palazzo very wide from the thigh to the ankle. Such pants can not be shortened. The palazzo is always represented by the length of the floor. Such a fashionable style of women's pants this season is characterized by incredible color prints, which have become very relevant for the ensemble of clothes in everyday style. But these pants are also suitable for business women.
Also in 2013 the fashion of the women's trousers-riding breeches remains, which made an unforgettable furore in the last season. This year, fashion designers have somewhat expanded the choice of fashionable trousers-riding breeches. Now the most popular models are breeches with an inflated waistline. In such pants, the line of narrowing from the thighs to the ankle is smooth, which allows them to be worn with a high stud. Also very popular are the narrow trousers-breeches shortened cut. And for everyday style, stylists recommend choosing voluminous breeches with a low waistline. This model is more suitable for the youth group of the female.
Pants of the classic trousers 2013
Of course fashion 2013 did not leave unattractive fashion trousers in office and business style. As a rule, such models are selected in the classical version. The most actual models of classic trousers in 2013 are the trendy shortened ankle-length shoe, low-cut men's trousers, and standard trousers with arrows that have a small flare.
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