Fashion loves to borrow clothes from representatives of different professions, and so it turns out that most often under the scissors and sewing needle of designers are forms of the military. Fashion stories are known for a mass of such cases, and trousers flared to this additional confirmation: initially these loose, hip-extension pants were worn by employees in the fleet. The fasteners were on the side in case the sailor was out of the bag in an emergency, in which case it would be easy for him to get rid of excess clothing.
Some sailors, using the width of the pants, to look more effectively in them, stitched down pieces of metal. This allowed the pants to beautifully sway during a strong wind or storm. But this tribute to beauty was actively suppressed, since the safety of seamen was so violated.
When the hippies broke out in the world - these free personalities who despised a large share of the social framework, they certainly could not "pass" the flared trousers. Then the klesh became not from the hip, but from the knees, and it was worn by both men and women. Gradually, these pants recognized everything, and they had front pockets, which allowed the mods to create a certain gait.
Women's pants flare in their style almost did not differ from men's, because it was exactly at that time - the mid-20th century, the feminist moods of the society dictated their fashion rules.
Today women's flared trousers look elegant and emphasize femininity - from the old men's features of trousers, it seems that there is no trace left, and the idea that they were originally a detail of a sailor's uniform does not stir minds like it was half a century ago.
Options flared trousers
There are two main types of flared trousers: one of them widens from the hip, and the other from the knees:
- Female pants flared from the hips can be very wide and resemble a skirt or be close to the classics. This option is suitable for women with full hips and high growth. In addition to completeness, it also helps to hide the curvature of the legs.
- Low-growth girls should choose another option - women's trousers flared from the knee. Their disadvantage is that they, unlike the first variant, can only emphasize shortcomings, but at the same time, in the presence of a beautiful figure, they will present it in the best light.
Approximately 7 years ago in fashion were just such trousers, flared from the knees: they slightly expanded, and this is the only thing that different from the style of the 50's.
Fashion flares
Today flared trousers are not as popular as other types of clothes, but, nevertheless, to say that these pants are not a fashionable solution, it is impossible.
Trousers, flared from the hip, can be considered a classic, an object of elegance that never ceases to be relevant.
They can easily be attributed to the "maxi" trend, if done enough and wide and so long that they cover the main part of the high heel and sock.
You can also optimize the pants of the flares for new trends with the help of color - it is enough to choose a creamy pink or beige, and also a combination of black, white and gray, so that the flare does not look old-fashioned. For a bright image, you can choose acid variants of red, orange or light green.
With what to wear trousers flared and by what occasion do they wear?
Pants flared from the hip - the embodiment of elegance, so they are perfectly combined with blouses and jackets. Shoes must have a high heel, if the model is made of heavy fabric. If the flare from the hip is made of light natural fabric (for example, flax), sandals with missing heels will be a perfect addition.
Trousers flared from the knee can not be considered a classic. They can be worn with jackets and casual shirts, combined with sandals and sandals. Of great importance is from what fabric such pants are made - with a denim design it is permissible to wear:
- white classic shirt;
- T-shirt;
- jumper;
- pullover.
If the fabric is light and matches solemn outfits, then, naturally, these pants should be combined with a blouse and shoes on medium or high heels. Knish from knee is relevant for wearing for every day, but flared from the thigh looks more harmoniously in costumes for solemn occasions.
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